Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Don't skip on: The Empanadas, Dulce de Leche Latte, and Lavender Matcha latte Finally got to try Guayoyo for the first time and it was a great experience! The moment you walk in, the staff is friendly and makes you feel very welcomed! The esthetics of the restaurant were beautiful and very clean and modern. We ordered the kiosk and had. A lot of choices for empanadas, sandwiches, coffees and teas. We ordered an Americano, breakfast empanada, alfajores, and the flight of coffee and teas. Everything came out fast! My favorite drinks of the flights were the dulce de leche latte (super creamy a with the oat milk) and the matcha latte. Highly recommended and can't wait to try more of their menu!

With a focus on latin american treats, Guayoyo is a great spot to get some latin treats in SLC…read more Overall, I really enjoyed the coffee flight and empanadas. I think their coffee is decent and they have a lot of options for flavored drinks. It's awesome that you can try a full flight with different flavors, but I'm not sure if the value is fantastic for the price, especially for 4 half sized drinks. I might just order 4 drinks and just bring an extra friend to help me finish them. The shop is clean with a fun design, it has a lot of natural elements with out feeling forced and an awesome mural on the wall. The staff is friendly and fast for sending out orders and happy to help with any questions that you have. They do utilize a kiosk or QR code for ordering, which takes some of the personality out of the transaction, but it goes smoothly over all and gives you extra time to choose. I would defintely come back. Lots of options and a fun environment. Great spot to meet up with friends, have a coffee and something to snack on.

The ambience is nice. It was relatively clean. The service was really good. The Caprese sandwich…read morewas fine. Unfortunately, the Nutella eclair was no good. It was so disappointing. I would not go back.

I ended up at Biscotts while I was looking for something to drink in the area. Biscotts seemed to…read morebe known for their chai tea, which I love, so I ordered the Biscotts Signature Chai. For a 16oz Biscotts Signature Chai, the total came out to $6.34 before tip. Kind of high, even for a local business. I unfortunately did not like it, as it tasted very sweet and very milk heavy and you couldn't taste the chai. Bummer! Service was quick and kind. The place was not busy and they have a lot to offer - cakes, macaroons, and other sweets. Plenty of room inside to dine-in and stay a while. Might try again another time. I'd love to support them in the future, even if that means trying a different drink next time.

Excellent food. If you go on a weekend, use the waitlist. Last Sunday was crazy busy.read more

The Magic Touch Is Still Very Much Alive It had been a while…read moresince my last visit, and coming back to Penny Ann's Cafe in Draper was a genuinely pleasant surprise. Five locations and they have not lost a step. The menu is simple and does not need to be anything else. Plenty of omelette options, solid sides, and the star of the show: the Heavenly Hot Cakes. The name is not marketing fluff, it earns every word. Light, airy, and unlike any pancake you will find at a generic breakfast chain. Their secret, sour cream folded into the batter. Whatever they are doing, it works! We ordered a single stack, two Heavenly Hot Cakes, and paired it with a side of strawberries and Nutella, scrambled eggs, and home fried potatoes. The bacon came out crispy to perfection, exactly as requested, no more no less. The strawberries and Nutella alongside the pancakes was an indulgent combination that I have zero regrets about. Portions are generous and the prices are more than fair for what you get. Staff was friendly and the place fills up fast on weekends, so join the waitlist before you leave home. Do not show up and hope for the best. Five stars. A Utah breakfast institution that continues to earn it.

07/14/26 Fresh off from our flight from California to Utah for a work meeting. We landed and ubered…read morestraight to Sagato's. This place was recommended by a family friend. We looked up the menu online and already had planned what we were going to order. lol As soon as we got there and saw all the goodies, we wanted all of it lol First off, the cafe is open and inviting. There is a beautiful mural on the wall of a Polynesian woman created by Wilford Aljay Fuimaono-Manusina Art. The cashier was so sweet - from California so we connected that way lol Now, about the food. Here is what google provided: Sagato Bakery & Cafe is a family-owned gem in Midvale, Utah, serving the Salt Lake Valley with unique Polynesian, New Zealand, and Australian-inspired comfort foods and baked goods since 1994. Tucked away in a local strip mall, this welcoming community spot offers a cozy, unpretentious atmosphere known for hearty savory pies and rich island sweets. Savory Specialties New Zealand-Style Meat Pies: Flaky, golden puff pastry crusts loaded with savory fillings like mince and cheese, steak and cheese, or hearty chicken curry. Keke Pua'a: Soft, fluffy, freshly steamed pork buns. Classic Comforts: House-made pork sausage rolls, fish and chips, and large plate lunches served over rice with macaroni salad. Sweet Treats & Desserts Lamingtons: Traditional Australian sponge cakes dipped in chocolate, rolled in coconut, and filled with fresh cream. Island Cakes: Unique specialty flavors like guava haupia cake and rich Koko Samoa mini bundt cakes with caramel and whipped cream. Fruit Pies: Sweet and tart buttery pineapple pies. It tried the following: Steak & cheese pie Palusami corned beef pie Butter chicken pie Koko Samoa cake 100000/10. The meat pies were all savory and delicious. I love the flaky pie crust. The cake was a perfectly sweet ending. Wish they had a bakery in California because I'd be there every weekend!

I've only been in a couple of times, but that was a few years ago. My friend and I wanted to meet…read moreup here for dessert the other week, but unfortunately it closes at 7pm. Although we didn't go last week, I stopped through before going to my dojo for practice this past week. I tried their savory meat pies (steak and cheese) and some guava cake. Everything was yummy! It was the last hour of operation when O got there, so business was a little more quiet, and staff seemed to be ready to head out. It wasn't too loud, since only a few people were in store, including myself. I loved how clean it was, and the gorgeous mural on the wall as well!

OMG... was this awesome! I was looking specifically for a…read morepatissarie, somewhere very likely to have Almond Croissant and found them. They open at 9:00, not 8:00 as shown on the website. We go in, I ask for an Almond Croissant, expecting the size you see at other places, then inquire about something like ham and cheese, yep, so asked for one, and a Cappuccino. It'd be a few minutes for the ham and cheese, but they box up my wife's two slices of bread and my other croissant and we wait. Heading for the freeway I open the bag and start on my savory croissant. A half hour later and I ask for the Almost Croissant. "OMG... They are too pretty to eat, I have to take a picture first!" She hands me the largest Almond Croissant I have ever seen! The flavor was as imlressive as the size. Next time we are n the area, we are definitely going back, but I'll only get the Almond Croissant, it's all I'll need!

Food (dessert only): 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 They let us dine in with desserts only, it was super sweet of them. Ok, the desserts, two of the chocolate decadence cakes, a cheesecake with fruit garnish, a dark chocolate hazelnut mousse something and a raspberry eclair. The chocolate decadence was death by chocolate! Super rich but really deep chocolate flavor. The dark chocolate hazelnut mousse cake was light and pleasantly sweet. Cheesecake was as described, nothing amazing there. And the raspberry eclair was a little sweaty and soggy? Maybe end of the day stuff, not sure, but that was the only negative. We'll be back next time we're town.

Good South Indian food. Ambiance needs an update and upgrade. Service is average. South Indian…read morepreparation fair to very good.

Food was not good. The food just tasted terrible. Service was really bad did not speak.neglishread more

Great food, best coffee and amazing service at Penny Ann's Cafe. Definitely a returning customer!read more

Always top notch! Pancakes and their berry syrup is amazing!!…read more I consistently go here with friends and family as there's a few locations throughout the state of Utah and the prices are super fair for the amount of food you get.

This place was really unique compared to the other coffee shops in the area. It was at first hard…read morefor me to find this place because I didn't realize the coffee place was in the "Game Haven" shop. The coffee was really good, and the service was great. There wasn't many tables in my opinion for many customers if you plan to stay there and do homework or do work on your laptop. The store itself is neat, and there's plenty to see. The store's population/crowd appears to be very passionate for what the store offers and that was cool to see. I would definitely come back for their coffee. The only thing I noticed was that the wifi was a bit slow for my taste.

I like this place it has a great atmosphere, alot of options, and a great staff. My only complaint…read moreis their sugar free isn't near as good as juice n java.

I've seen some coworkers with coffee from here so figured I'd try it and I was not disappointed!!…read moreThe drive through attendant was SO friendly! We got a hot raspberry coffee and a blended mocha coffee, and both were great! Not overly sugary like a lot of places and for a very good price. They were quick with getting our drinks out and overall a great experience. Will be stopping by more regularly! I checked and sadly there's not one on my way to work but probably best for my wallet because I would be stopping daily lol. Highly recommend!

I came here for the first time with a friend on a Sunday morning. I love the whole vibe here…read more There's a fireplace when you walk in (it's actually really hot so if you run hot, be warned). They have a nice display of food and pastries on the left, and the menu up above the counter. There's plenty of seating for working or chatting. Service was polite and quick. I got a whole milk decaf latte; it was tasty! They have a lot of seasonal and holiday drink options listed, if you're into that sort of thing. I will for sure come back for another friend coffee chat!

Food was great and staff were very friendly! Eggs Benedict was a little runny but that may be my…read morepreference. A little pricey for what you get but certainly better than the average diner

We went for a weekday morning breakfast. Not a crowded weekend experience…read more The sauce on my Eggs Benedict was lumpy, and room temperature at best. Maybe I was one of the few ordering it midweek? The potatoes were pretty good. The older man in the kitchen (owner perhaps?) was upset, and speaking harshly to the servers. The open kitchen made his loud comments audible to everybody. This seems like a great place for a Gordon Ramsey makeover. Small independent restaurant with a cantankerous owner and serving so-so food.