Really great vibes!! Good coffee and great Baristas!!…read more Nice location and excellent outdoor seating !

This little pastry from Sugar House Coffee was delicious! I used the Coffee Crawl pass to get it…read morecompletely for free, and when I stopped by, it felt cozy, quiet, and with lots of room for expression! There were stickers, art, and plant life everywhere, and I was happy to snag a sticker for free! Service was very nice, it was great to have a little chat with the cashier as I was ordering.

My sister and I had some time to kill before we can check into our Airbnb. So we looked up coffee…read morejoints near us and Higher Ground popped up. They looked pretty legit so we went and checked them out. Walking in, this joint is really neat. There's coffee bags lining the ceiling. There's a couple old chairs that you can chill at in the corner surrounded by plants. The light was shining brightly through the windows. It has a very chill, easy vibe here. We got a couple drinks ordered and a CaBreezy panini started. I got myself an iced americano with sugar free vanilla and room for cream. My sister got a hot peppermint mocha. We chilled at the 2 big old chairs while our goodies were being prepared. My drink was so good! I did add a packet of Splenda and some cinnamon to my coffee, so tasty!! I appreciate that my americano wasn't watered down. I didn't get to try my sister's drink but she said it was really good! We did share the CaBreezy panini. It was delicious! It was balanced pesto, balsamic glaze and mozzarella. The tomato was fresh and ripe. The ciabatta was warm and crispy. I probably could have had another half but we are trying to save room for dinner. It was nice chillin here for a bit. Everything was great. The barista that was working did a great job on our drinks and food. Happy I got to check out this local coffee joint on this beautiful Sunday.

Heard really great things about this coffee spot so had to check it out! It is pretty small inside…read morebut has a cute homey vibe. The barista was super nice and greeted us as "friends" which I thought was so friendly. My latte was hot and super good! The place got really busy throughout the time that I was there but it seemed like people didn't have to wait too long. There is a lot more seating outside so would be a good spot to go when it's warmer out too!

Great spot for coffee and breakfast! I got an oat milk latte and it was perfect. The star of the…read moreshow was my avocado toast. It was fantastic. The bread was toasty with a nice thick layer of mashed avocado. It was topped with tomato, balsamic and chili flakes. The combo of chili flakes with the sweet balsamic drizzle was crazy good. I can't stop thinking about it. One of the best avo toasts I've had. Lots of folks working or chatting quietly. Cute place. I look forward to coming back.

I regret waiting so long to come here. I really really enjoyed the mocha. Staff were friendly. And…read moreI love the atmosphere here. Chill very quiet place. The was was delicious and perfectly chocolatey. And the chocolate espresso beans were a plus.

Located at 3000 So on Highland, Brickyard Coffee is a local, family owned coffee shop. We popped in…read moreon a weekday morning and ordered hot vanilla lattes. They were very delicious. :) We ordered our drinks at the counter. There was a glass case for baked goods, but very limited offerings due to a recent supply issue. (?) I didn't get a photo of the menu, since it was in a booklet at the counter vs posted on the wall. I only glanced for a moment, since I always get the same thing wherever I go. From what I could tell, there were lots of options, and some specials - plus the barista said they have a few off-menu "secret" options. Service was quick, friendly. I enjoyed "shooting the breeze" with them for a sec. It was nice to reminisce about the area before Millcreek's development, as she and I were both native to the area. :) The ambiance of the shop was really comfortable, modern vibe, well-lit. Very clean. I appreciated the lush vines and leafy plants that really added to the calming atmosphere. (See my photos) There were people working on their laptops, others softly chatting. It was a very chill, quiet place to spend our time. We sat over in a nook where they had some comfy upholstered chairs and a little coffee table. Brickyard Coffee is a lovely place. I'll definitely be back!

What a cozy little cafe. It's super cute inside, with a good amount of seating for the size. I got…read morea Raspberry White Mocha. Honestly, I couldn't taste the raspberry at all, but it was still a solid latte. The barista wasn't super friendly when answering my questions for recommendations. Parking was super easy in the lot next door. They have Wi-Fi, but not many outlets.

This cute little hidden gem on Main Street is such a find! The atmosphere is incredibly…read morepicturesque, from the cozy indoor seating to the calm outdoor patio equipped with umbrellas--perfect if you're looking for a quiet space to get some work done. ​The service really stands out; everyone working there was super nice and welcoming. We were thrilled to see they offer Turkish coffee, which is hard to find and executed perfectly. They also have a great selection of food items available if you're hungry. ​A huge highlight: my husband had the Vanilla Cinnamon Chai and said it was quite literally the best thing he's ever had. Whether you're looking for a unique caffeine fix or a peaceful spot to relax, this place is a must-visit!

Nice atmosphere with comfortable seating and a welcoming environment. The service was friendly and…read moreefficient and the food looked fresh with a decent selection of pastries and sweet treats. We stayed only for one cup -- but would go back when I have more time to enjoy it.

Every now and then you come across a special place that combines a great product with an amazing…read moreexperience. The Bean Whole is one of those places. Jed is super passionate about coffee. I thoroughly enjoy his coffee and decided to take his coffee roasting class to learn from the master. Jed taught us the science and art of coffee roasting and we had a lot of fun along the way. Thank you Jed!

Coffee snobs... hear me out!…read more I am a coffee snob, I admit it. When I go camping in the Colorado Rockies, I have my pop-up camper, a fishing pole by the truck and my french press on the counter. Yes... I take my french press, my 'The Bean Whole' coffee and grinder with me on my trip to the mountains. The Bean Whole coffee is bought by me and given as Christmas gifts to tons of people here in Colorado. It is one of my favorite things to drink that contains caffeine and keeps people around me safe. This man is my hero. He started roasting his coffee the old fashioned way (ask him, it's a funny story) and then started experimenting. It grew into a business that he works at part time, he is open on Saturdays from 8:30am-2pm. It's his passion, his shop is tiny, his smile is HUGE and he LOVES what he does. Go out and help a local man who knows what he's doing and doing it right! P.S. Try his cold brew, it'll change your life.

The olive oil cake is incredible. Cute, small shop and warm service. Can't wait to return and try…read moreother bites.

Tulie Bakery is a cute spot, but my experience was just okay. I tried the olive oil cake which is…read morevery popular and the matcha, both were fine, nothing particularly memorable or standout. The bakery has a nice atmosphere and the pastries look tempting, but for me, the flavors didn't really hit the mark. Decent for a quick treat, but not a place I'd rush back to.

This place is definitely in my top 5 brunch spots in town. I came here for brunch, and everything…read morewas done really well. The food was delicious, the prices were reasonable, and the staff provided great service. The overall experience was really enjoyable, and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a good breakfast or lunch spot.

I ordered the French dip for lunch yesterday. The minute the plate was set down in front of me, the…read moremeat smelled horrible. It was over cooked and dried. This is no traditional French dip made from a roast beef. The bread was burnt and hard. I had to return and switched for a quinoa bowl with chicken. The chicken meat is once again very dried, the Brussel sprouts were sliced very thick, 1/4" at least. It was tough and rough to chew, so was the kale. It was chopped up with ribs attached. So over price ($15 bowl + $8 chicken plus tax) and lousy quality. They need to prep the food with more care and passion. Other than that, the restaurant is lovely.