I was visiting SLC and stayed downtown without a car. I was surprised to stumble upon Harmons and…read morethought it probably a tiny little place. I was wrong. It was a full blown supermarket. All the fresh produce caught my eye and that's what I bought knowing I would be dining out with colleagues for most meals. I should have bought some yogurt too as the yogurt at the hotel was $8.

Let me preface this by saying I'm a loyal Harmons shopper. I moved downtown a couple months ago…read morefrom Lehi and the difference between the Lehi location and the city creek location is wild. Everytime I've tried to shop downtown the produce section looks awful. Empty shelves, no herbs, pears and apples covered in bruises, berries covered in mold. I thought I managed to find the single carton of raspberries that looked good only to discover the entire bottom is moldy. There's never any baggers so the check out lines are always slow. After giving this location six solid tries I've decided to move on to Whole Foods/sprouts.

Super convenient located near the hotels. This is like an upscale minimart filled with the…read moreessentials you forgot you needed...beverages, snacks, sandwiches, sushi, wines, souvenirs, toiletries. Located in the middle of the gateway on the main drag the store is hard to miss. I first noticed the pocky sticks, local kettle corn, ready to eat sandwiches, hot bar, and the variety of drinks. There's a lot of stuff in this store and at times you kind of think of this store as maybe an upscale version of the local mini mart because of the type of items they carry. After wandering the aisles to pick up carbonated beverages, mini ham sandwiches, arugula and other snacks you realize the prices are reasonable. Cashiers are friendly but not overbearing letting you wander the store in peace. Everything is clean and neatly displayed. Definitely a stop to make when in the area to purchase essentials.

Great store. Good variety of items- some familiar and from you. The best one ice cream sandwiches…read moreare really the best. I really like them. However, Nana's banging caramel melts are awful. Just awful, awful awful. Avoid no matter what. It was a bit pricey, but we are in downtown I suppose. The pizza bagels looked amazing and we got three.

5 stars. Absolutely. I have been to Trader Joe's all over the country. Most recently Chicago and…read moreAnn Arbor. A constant flow of wonderful , help, smiling employees and the best seasonal chili anywhere. The employee created artwork and over a period of time, getting to know the " regular " staff adds to the fun and positive experience. BUT sadly about 5 months ago as I was checking out of course talking with one of many cashiers that I know, as I headed out the door, 2 managers I believe stopped me and told me that I wasn't welcomed at this Trader Joe's location. What ? Apparently one of employees said " I made them uncomfortable " Seriously ? For years, I have always lived with kindness, always saying hello and and maybe engaging in conversation if appropriate. Nothing else was exchanged as they followed me out the door. Deeply hurt and candidly upset. But the seasonal chili will be arriving soon this fall. I still love the Trader Joe's experience and staff

My love for Traders Joes runs deep! This was the first Trader Joes in an Utah so it's my favorite…read more this store can get crazy busy especially on the weekends but has a nice big parking lot and fast cashiers. I always like walking around and seeing the seasonal products and trying the samples in the store. The people who work here are friendly and helpful which I can't say about the other grocery stores in the area. The store is lit well and just makes me happy when I walk into it.

Typical supermarket. The location was very clean, and the employees were helpful and friendly. The…read moreprices were marked. I recommend downloading the app and clip the digital coupons to save some money.

We walked from our hotel to see what we could get to carry back…read more The staff were very polite and helpful giving us a very pleasant experience !

The amount of people that recommended central 9th's breakfast sandwich... Actually insane! So I had…read moreto try it! When I walked in, there was a line of people all waiting for their delicious breakfast. Excellent sign! I placed my order and had to laugh with the worker because they were so many hilarious signs around the shop! Of course I had to try the brown butter sea salt cookie. Can you blame me? My sandwich was made fresh and devoured instantly. The focaccia had a slight char, the egg was cooked perfectly, and the bacon was super crunchy. I didn't love the American cheese, but that's just my personal preference. There's not a lot of seating options besides the one table in front. No biggie - pull up a curb or stand and eat. My sandwich was delicious and I'm excited to go back and try other variations!

I finally gave Central Ninth Market a try after seeing so many social media posts and influencers…read moreraving about their sandwiches. I ordered the Paisano, which was flavorful and had good ingredients, but unfortunately, the focaccia was burnt, which took away from the overall experience. They make their own focaccia, so I was expecting that to be one of the highlights, but mine was noticeably overdone. The sandwich itself was good, but at $17, I just don't feel like it was worth the price. I'm glad I tried it, but based on the hype and the cost, I expected more. For me, it's a good sandwich, but not a $17 sandwich.

Incredible and impressive selection of specialty chocolate, crackers, pasta, truffle, tinned fish…read more Such nice employees who tried to help me find iberico ham chips ( only in small bags, not large) and candy. I had a cheese tasting at the farmers market and seeing the space they make the cheese was impressive. Cookie from Alaska, Olympia provisions from Oregon at same prices as Oregon was a surprise! The sandwiches are so so so good. Sadly my kid couldn't eat his but I enjoyed my half very very much. They are kind enough to adjust for nut allergies and cut in half and wrap separately so I could drop off for his camp. I can't remember the drink I got from the fridge but it was blood orange and perfect for a hot day. And the amazing chocolate chip cookie. Wow. Just the right Amt of salt I got pasta and truffles to enjoy at home

Such a cool market/deli! Fantastic selection of goodies in the market, from pastas to oils, and…read moremost impressively CHOCOLATE! their selection of chocolate is to die for, with bars from all over the worlds. Will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area!

First time visiting SLC and did some grocery shopping for my room here. The location was close to…read moremy hotel and had everything I was looking for. My favorite item being sold here is the watermelon center. The best part of a ripe, juicy watermelon pre-cut and ready to eat. The employees were more than helpful in aiding me to find what I needed. The gentleman at the self-checkout also greeted me and asked me if I found everything I needed. Few other items I was able to purchase here were Fiji water, coconut water, gatorade, orange juice with pulp, strawberry jello, rice pudding, digestion/immunity shots (Suja brand), plastic eating utensils, chocolate, and Sargento triscuit/cheese snack containers. Shopping for such items helps me get through my travels with ease. I'm grateful that Walmart can be so convenient in that way.

This is the Walmart we normally go to here in SLC, as we lived off 1300 S for many years. It has…read moregotten better over the years. I have been impressed with Walmart stepping up their game and quality in clothing and other products, especially in the last few years. I was even impressed to see a package of medicinal herbs on the shelf recently, in which I splurged and bought! Nice job, Wally World!

So many vendors! So many choices: Honey, produce, hot sauce, drinks, food, apparel.... We…read morestrolled through the park and spent about 90 mins at the market. Parking was fairly easy. We managed to get a spot on the street in front of the market. Definitely a great way to spend a Saturday morning!

This was my first experience at this market and I loved it. The option to have it indoors and still…read morehave the amount of vendors and produce and other goodies was great. Upon entering I immediately caught eye with a coffee vendor and ordered a cortado. From there I bounced around and checked out the various produce and fresh baked goodies. They had tons of local business selling anything from honey, to tea, and crafts. Overall, this was great! I would definitely love to come back and support our local community.

Tina was very nice to talk to and the sandwiches she prepared was absolutely deliciousread more

This is my go-to grocery store. Ample parking in the lot. Friendly and helpful staffs, who always…read moreoffer to help and smiling. Store is clean and organized. I usually find most of my items here; and prices are fairly cheaper than other neighboring grocery stores.

Best European store in UT. Great selection on sweets and delicacies. Staff is welcoming and kind.read more

Slightly disappointed with my visit here, but I had admittedly high expectations. It's tiny, and a…read morebit dark inside. They don't have a deli, no fresh food, and only a baby little freezer case. They did offer a few refrigerated cakes, a vast variety of Milka chocolate bars, one prepackaged halva, and a candy I have searched for for years called KiKi that is like a way better starburst. So they've got the sweets selection on lockdown, especially considering the space available. With that said, I missed the ubiquitous bulk chocolates most Eastern European markets offer. Additionally, they had many pickles, honey, jam, and other sweet spreads, some baking supplies, and a lot of drinks. Also a myriad of foreign magazines. Instead of a grocery, it reminded me more of a convenience store. I nearly left empty handed, but couldn't resist some beans labeled grah źućko (I have a weird soft spot for unusual dried beans, and can't say no whenever I find 'em!). From what I can tell, grah means bean, so zucko must be the variety, but I couldn't find any information about it online. Anyways, I took them home and cobbled together a sort of ham and bean soup situation, and they turned out great-with a firm exterior but tender insides, even with minimal pre-soaking. So that tells me they are very fresh. Hurrah! Prices are quite reasonable, and while service was brusque, I think that was due more to a language barrier than anything else. It's located right off Redwood Road, so easy to find (remember it's teeny-just look for the shop on the Southern corner of the shopping center). Parking spaces were plentiful. If this were the closest option I'd probably frequent it once a month or so, but as I live closer to Salt Lake, and there are several larger stores nearer, I will likely not return. Except maybe to get more KiKi candy!