I can't tell you how excited I am to have discovered this place! My #1 food complaint about moving…read moreto Utah from D.C. was our tragic lack of good middle-eastern options. In a city where people think Mazza is good middle-eastern food... I'll just say that the situation was dire. (Curry Fried Chicken is a quirky and delicious fusion exception, but still didn't scratch the purist itch.) Enter Market on Main! Strangely they also have Indian food, but it is not at all fusion. There is the Indian half of the menu and the Afghani half. And they are both solid. Their veg Samosas had a pastry crust that even Paul Hollywood would begrudgingly enjoy, and their garlic nan had a crispiness I haven't had before but was *delicious.* But Salt Lake has good Indian already... The Afghani was the part to get excited about--not just good for Utah, but better than 90% of the Afghani food I have had anywhere. The chicken kebab was so tender and full of flavor, and the lamb was amazing. The Mantu (beef dumplings with a yogurt sauce) was fantastic. I could eat that every day. Their pita was also excellent--some of them best I have had. And their rice was so good that we actually kept eating it even after we ran out of sauce. The only items that weren't excellent were the beef kebab (not much flavor) and the chick peas (also not much flavor and the sauce was a little thin). Otherwise this place knocked it out of the park. The restaurant is in the back of a market that almost feels like a New York-style deli. So don't miss it thinking you've got the wrong place. Highly, HIGHLY recommend!

This is the best convenience store I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The cashier was…read moredelightful, and the building has a wonderful ambiance, which you typically wouldn't expect from a convenience store. It's a bit out of my way but I will definetly be coming here again.

Why do people rate these folks low stars? Who ever owns this place is amazing. After coming to Salt…read moreLake City for 3 days to skydive on July 2nd and handle some business the rest of my trip. I stopped here everyday as I was staying at Tru hotel down the street. Prices are reasonable compare to most gas stations. Gas prices are a little high compare to a Walmart that's a 13 minute drive but on July 2nd I didn't feel like going all the way to Walmart to save $0.25 cents so I figured I would stop here and pick up some drinks for my drive back to Vegas the next day. The pumps are a little slow which makes me believe the underground filters for the pumps are dirty....the owner should have the employees check on that. Overall, this is a great place if you are returning a rental car and need to fill up before you return your car or just staying at one of the 18 hotels nearby. I highly recommend these folks (The only thing i don't like is the lowest grade Salt Lake City has is 85 octane compare to Vegas which is 87 octane.)

Came in as we are staying at hotel near and it was the closest around as we could see it…read more Clean outside and inside. Counter service was very friendly and pleasant.

According to my fuel app, these guys had the lowest gas prices in Sandy at the time we filled up…read more We only got gas here. There was not wait and the pump area was clean.

This is no longer and Exxon. It's a SpeedWay. I guess the conditions have improved somewhat... but…read moreI still won't take my car through that washer.... looks scary and usually out of order.

It's a 7-11, you know what you are getting when you come here. That being said, they do a good job…read moreof keeping it clean, always having the items I want in stock, and being friendly and helpful to their customers. I'm not sure how late they are open, but we went in around 12:30 AM and it was fairly busy. Keep in mind though that they don't have a gas station! The concept of just being a convenience store without an attached gas station still boggles my mind, but if it works for them then great.

The deals seem great and all but the employees are just not the best and they looked at me like if…read moreI was a thief or I don't know.. when I use the 7-Eleven app they think that it's just a screenshot. The employees don't treat me with respect and I don't like to go here it's just not decent place to go. Don't recommend.

Go and get the breakfast burrito. I wasn't sure what I wanted for a pre-hike breakfast and the guys…read moreworking recommended the burrito. It was great - only change I would make would to see if they'd do turkey instead of the non-crispy bacon. But there was chipotle aioli, hash browns, eggs, peppers, cheese.... The burrito came out at about $12, and I had 2/3 for breakfast and the rest as a snack. Didn't get anything else but the groceries were well stocked, though slightly more expensive than buying elsewhere.

Get a baldy burrito and ask chase to put extra ghost pepper cheese on it and you'll be goodread more

Cute little country store and cafe atop the canyon at Brighton. We hit this place up after hiking…read moreto get a snack and perhaps an ice cream treat on hotter days. The store side is lacking in the snack department, but I suspect its because they'd prefer you ate at the cafe instead of a grab and go meal. They do have some lower calories options, like the Nabisco 100-calorie snack packs and little hummus and pretzel packs in the cooler. They don't have a lot beyond that and chips. They have a ton of novelty candies for kids. The cafe serves typical diner fare, but is way on the pricey side. One day on the specials board I saw root beer floats for $5. Ouch. The counter where you pay has a lot of delicious looking baked goods in it like humongous cookies and muffins, but I've never tried them. We have never dined at the cafe, but plan to, eventually. They have a monopoly being the only place to grab a cold drink and a bag of chips on the mountaintop, but I enjoy the general-store look of the place and the charm of the mountain resort in general.

I was just out for a scenic drive in the mountains and stopped here for some snacks. Once I…read morerealized they have ice cream cones, I was all in for one. Super cute little place and the staff was very friendly. They are 100% no cash so make sure you have a card.

There was a worker when me and my friend went in, I think his name was Robert, very rude and…read moredemanding, even accusing us of trying to steal, wanted to ask him questions about the drinks and was very rude, I've always tried to give people the benefit of the doubt but this was almost a little scary How angry he was getting at me and my friend

Jerked me around on the prices. Unimpressed with the cleanliness or degree of options. Kinda smelly…read moretoo tbh.

Some of the loveliest and fun people to talk to. Great store and like to shop here as much as…read morepossible purely because the employees/owner are such genuine people.

Owner treats his vendors reprehensibly. Unprofessional. Habitually shows up late. There's no doubt…read morehe treats women less than dirt from personal experience. The Quik Pik down the road treats people far better. If I could, I would leave this guy less than a 1 Star review by how he mistreats his vendors. Trust me from experience, Jaznique only cares about himself.

Sweet mom and pop store with local foods ie Dunford donuts, Stone Ground Bread Salt Lake Roasted…read moreCoffee Beans and of course Soft serve fro yo Also a huge selection of beer and food items

I have been patronizing Dave's Shop & Go since I was in my teens and I am always impressed with…read moretheir customer service and the employees that work there. More recently, I had stopped in to grab a drink. I had walked there, as I don't live far, and there was a man in the parking lot who was making me uncomfortable. The tall, bigger guy, that was working that night, offered to stay in the parking lot with me until the other man left and I felt safe walking home again. He is a gem and I appreciate his kindness and willingness to ensure my safety. What a great asset to have him be an employee at Dave's Shop & Go.