We had five of us visit Mercantile. Food and drinks were delicious . We had eggs, a Mexican…read moreplate(2), toast. Tea and espresso both. Food and beverages were hot and made perfectly. Service was refreshing and cheerful. Ambiance was warm and comfortable. Lovely tall ceilings made conversation nice and not too noisy. Parking was great because it was a corner building and has a lot in back

Mercantile is a cute coffee shop, breakfast spot & more (lunch, wine, and cheese too!) on the main…read morestreet in downtown Ogden. I went to breakfast. The breakfast burrito was tasty, big, and cheap - only $8! Super great way to fuel before a hike, which is what me and my friend did. Coffee cake was really tasty too! Great sweet pairing to my cappuccino. Service was friendly and they were quite fast to make our food. Next time I'm in Ogden I'll be back!

Recently I was in Sunset visiting my sister. She had not had the pleasure of experiencing Thai,…read moreVietnamese or Korean cuisine. From Yelp reviews, we started the gastronomic adventure with lunch at Pad Thai. After a pleasant meal, I inquired as to where I could locate an Asian grocery store. The lovely lady tending us directed us to Z World Express. It took a couple of passes up and down Main street looking at both ends of the RV lot we were directed to look for before spying the brick building with red white and blue sign. Not much to see from the outside, no hint that groceries are there, but on inside, jackpot!! This place is packed floor to ceiling with tiny aisles you have to squeeze through. There is a nice representation of Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, and some Indian selections. There are several chest freezers filled with a plethora of frozen seafood. The back wall is a bank of coolers with a nice selection of fresh veggies, Fresh Pho Noodles, and other tasy treats. I picked up Tom Yum soup base, Masaman Curry Paste, coconut cream, Thai Tea, instant Pho broth, Mabo Tofu sauce and a nice selection of snacks. Prices are actually a little less than what I am used to paying in Seattle, another nice bonus. The owners were very engaging and very helpful. They directed us to Best Teriyaki for a Korean fix, which turned out to be spot on. Good service, excellent selection of foods, definitely a hidden gem

Everything is WAY too expensive at this place. You his force people to buy from Amazon with these…read moreprices.

Great store for the baking enthusiast, they have most any kind of flour or baking supplies you need…read moreand in small or large quantities. They will sell you as much or little as you like and have even the most hard to find items you might require for baking. Tons of tools and accessories for the kitchen as well. They have all of the different pans, molds, etc. They have a kitchen set up to teach classes (we have not attended one yet) but look forward to doing so.

I've been happy with their beef bundle. High quality ribeyes, new yorks, and ground.read more

If you want your meat to spoil while in there shop go here.I got a call two weeks after dropping…read moreoff my game animals that all the meat is bad and spoiled. Customer service was so bad. The game meat was inspected by them before dropping it off but spoiled after two weeks in the butcher shop weird.

The store stocked "Royal" a Filipno Orange soda & Orange Fanta (both in nearly identical cans)…read moretogether in the same space. My wife wanted Royal, but I mistakenly grabbed about 5 cans of each. I returned less than 12 hours later with my receipt so I could give back the Fanta & purchase the Royal. Management stated NO REFUNDS AFTER IT LEAVES THE STORE!!! Insane policy. They will lose hundreds from me & I hope you avoid them too.

They have a variety of everything. Their Kimchee is very good. There prices are not bad. They…read moreare always stocked

After passing this place in Sunset for years we finally went in- WOW what a delight, it was…read moreamazing. The guy behind the counter (sorry I didn't get his name) was friendly and knew his cuts of beef. he sold us a rack of ribs and a beautiful roast. Cooked the ribs on the grill last night and they were so big and so good. We are now making plans to try some of the other stuff. There's parking in the back no problems there.

I get all my meats from Don's meatS have never had bad service there or got bad cuts of meatread more

Hey, so did you know the greatest brick-and-mortar hot sauce shop now has an online outlet? In case…read moreyou didn't feel like driving up to Ogden to peruse this one (which you should still do anyway). Well, yes indeedy, Roger has the site up and active and it's one of the neater things online, if you like hot sauce that is. You can find it at www dot burn your tongue online dot com (remove the spaces, unless Yelp updates the URL, in which case you can follow it more readily there). Also, I heard there is a secret code that can find on my hot sauce blog that may do really neat things when you plug it into the cart at checkout. As for this place, one day I will browse the shelves with 700+ sauces on them and not come away with a good couple dozen sauces at a throw...but that day won't be anytime soon. There are also nifty spicy snacks, if you're more into those. Either way, check it out online or in store. Absolutely fantastic still!

If you like hot sauce, this is the place to go. You may have seen walls of hot sauce in the past,…read morebut these guys have walls of individual columns of hot sauce in their wall. What does that mean? Well instead of having the same flavor take up a ton of space like most places, these guys fit nearly 500 flavors into their space. It's crazy. I thought I was fairly fluent in hot sauce brands (I've got around 30-40 bottles at home), but these guys taught me how young I am. I spent a bit of time just appreciating the wall before really digging in and trying to figure out how to explain to my wife that I needed at least 3 more bottles of hot sauce. We settled on 2 bottles and then I got 4. The owner was there and was great to talk with. He made a lot of good recommendations. I ended up getting the Carribean Reef Shark Scotch Bonnet sauce, the CaJohns Serrano sauce, the Ghost Scream, and an Irazu Volcanic Pepper Sauce. The prices were reasonable, and I also got some discount from The Quilted Bear for Memorial Day. Anyone that is in to hot sauce should make it a point to stop here. If you're still wasting your time on that Cholula, Tapatio, or...heaven forbid...Tabasco, you should do yourself a favor and stop by here. They also do tasting on some Saturdays and seem to be active at various events/farmer's markets, so if you have a chance to meet them there, it's worth it.

We've always seen the sign from the freeway for years and finally decided to stop by. I saw on…read moreFacebook that they were doing some really cute valentine candy bouquets, so we decided to pick some up for our kids. First, there was a really fun photo op outside. They had a ginormous chair we could take photos in, so we took full advantage of that :) This little store is chuck full of food and items made locally. They have produce, candy, ice cream, soda, beer, lotions, coffee, dog treats, decor and everything in between. In the back they have a vending machine where you can buy Bingham Custom Meats bacon bombs. We haven't used it yet, but it looks so awesome! The employee there was a rockstar! She helped us figure out our candy bouquets and made them look awesome! The kids absolutely loved them and I think we're going to need to do this again. Maybe the husband and I will get one for ourselves too next time.

This place is so cute and the customer service was amazing. My first time here they'd answered all…read moreof my questions and gave a few recommendations they had few little samples. This place is definitely a little hidden gem. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend it. Of course you know grabbed a few goodies. I will be back to grab some more sweet treats the ranch cheese, curds were ate on the way home and they were delicious my kids loved them