The "Atta Girl" Drink of the Century! ​If you haven't given…read moreDaily Rise Coffee a shot yet, what are you waiting for? I've been a couple of times now, and they have not disappointed once. ​Today, I ordered a vanilla lavender cold brew with a pistachio soft top, and oh my gosh... it is officially the atta girl drink of the century! Absolutely incredible. ​Pro-Tip Before You Go: ​Do yourself a favor and look at their menu online before you pull up. The amount of possibilities they offer is endless, and it can be a little overwhelming if you aren't prepared. ​That being said, if you do get stuck, the baristas are incredibly nice and patient as you stroll through the many options. ​Go give them a shot. You won't be disappointed!

Daily rise will get me up and going! This was a wonderful drive through coffee option. I had the…read moreVan Halen breve which is a vanilla hazelnut breve. It was so delicious. Nutty and just the right amount of sweet. Incredibly creamy while still having a great coffee flavor. The barista was so kind and helped make the choice so easy. If I was a local this would my go to spot!

We were in town to visit Family on a road trip now back to Cali. Of course I love my morning drink,…read moreeither coffee, matcha, chai or tea. Decided to check this place out!! Loved this place!! Amazing decor inside. We ordered the 1776 Sea salt toffee coffee and vanilla Chai tea with oat milk. Gosh what a nice treat! 1776 was smooth, comforting and delicious . The chai was unique with the hint of vanilla captured and it was delicious as well. So happy we experienced this place. I definitely recommend to stop by!! When we are back in Utah, I look forward for another visit!!

Awesome coffee and a nice shop! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great coffee or drink.read more

The first time we visited seemed nice. It was a yelp elite event. I was impressed that it was…read moredisabled and lbgtq friendly, supports better, peaceful cute little coffee shop. The second time was uncomfortable because Karen was loudly spouting some pretty hateful and discriminatory opinions of political and religious nature. Normally I try to hold space for people's opinions. We learn a lot from each other just by listening, and it's nice to get an expanded perspective when we're open to other people's experiences and another point of view. BEANS is NOT this kind of environment. Sadly. It's like the owner is trying to out-Woke her own self. I'm lbgtq and disabled. What's happening here is not the kind of advocacy we need. We don't create safe spaces by hating on everyone who is not just exactly like us. Most of us just want to not have constant conflict, confrontation and political or social strife. Standing up for others rights is one thing. Intentionally creating discord is quite another. This experience is not great for anyone with anxiety, or needs peace and calm, with a sensory processing disorder or preference to avoid conflict. Hate doesn't need a seat at the table. Kind of done with that. I'm not coming back. The coffee is good though. So are the baked treats. Had a lot of potential.

I love to support a local coffee shop, so when I was passing through Clearfield, I made it a point…read moreto stop by Bean's Coffee. It definitely has the small business feel and hospitality; there was one person working the shop-taking orders, preparing the drinks and keeping things humming. I ordered a hot tea and a cake pop then learned that those cake pops are made onsite and are larger than any others I've seen. That's kind of a fun claim to fame. One of the walls is impressively stocked with shelves of different syrups, so you can request any wild combination of flavors to make your drink your very own-something I know locals really appreciate and order frequently. The ambience was ok-they were decorated for Christmas with all things grinch related. We might have come just as they were moving inventory, because there were lots of boxes stacked up in the seating area and a big ladder off to the side. There are different seating arrangements-tables and chairs as well as larger chairs along the walls to invite you to stay awhile. On another wall, there are gift-shop type trinkets, coffee you can buy and take back home and some jewelry items. I always like to browse these things, especially when they are from local artisans.

Their pizza is in a class by itself - the crust is somehow both crispy and also pillowy light and…read moresoft. We really enjoy their choripan (chorizo sandwich). But, Don't enjoy everything so much that you don't save space for dessert. The pastries are out of this world, especially the vigilantes. Oh, and super nice people that show pride in what they are making.

Easily the best restaurant in Layton. My wife and I are regulars, coming back again and again for…read morethe sandwiches, empanadas, and desserts. The service is consistently great and the value is hard to beat. The sandwiches are a highlight, and my personal ranking so far: 1. Sandwich de Matambre 2. Sandwich Aconcagua 3. Sandwich de Milanesa 4. Choripán Sandwich Two more still on my list to try, but the bar is already high. The new pepperoni and cheese empanadas are a must, and honestly every dessert I've had has been outstanding.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Another's great coffee shop by Kaffe Merc!! Tried out this location after giving their northern one…read morea shot and i dont know which i like better. They have the same menus and drinks, so you can go to either to get what you'd like. I tried out their balsamic avocado toast, the BTI. Pretty good, and GREAT for the price! I got myself a stamp card because I know I'll be back to either this or the other location every week. I will say, the view here is unmatched and the chairs are much more cushy. Less of a small-town vibe but great for working.

Great coffee, friendly staff and situated in a cozy house converted to a business. Love supporting…read morelocal businesses and this place is a gem!

Was not impressed with my visit. Not really a friendly shop and my Acai Bowl honest to God made me…read moresick. Ordered the Acai U Later 12 oz with blueberries added on. It's supposed to come with bananas, strawberries, and pineapple along with granola, Acai, and honey. They put way too much honey on the granola here and it doesn't taste normal. Or it could just be the fact that the Acai is completely rotten and old. It was already melting when my bowl was handed to me, and but the time I got home it was completely melted. They chop the pineapple so damn small you hardly receive any. Strawberries, bananas, and blueberries were fresh but the rotten Acai just ruined the whole thing. I've had much better Acai Bowls at other places for the same price. This was a one and done for me.

First time in! I came across Baya Bar on Uber Eats and decided to come in! I'm so glad I did! I…read morebrought my son, and we ended up trying the Pacific Beach (No strawberry) and the Copa Cabana. The employees were nice, and the food was great! The location was clean, and we were able to sit down and enjoy our food. I didn't try my sons, but the Copa Cabana was very flavorful and fresh. I enjoyed it a lot! I definitely will be back!

Even though I'd only been there once, I felt a wave of nostalgia hit when I visited Grounds for…read moreCoffee this past weekend. Perhaps the olive green velvet chairs zoomed me back to my grandma's house, which just confused my nervous system. Whatever it was, though, I didn't mind. This is the kind of place you meet a friend and hang for awhile. Pull up a chair, grab a cup and enjoy some good conversation.

Grounds for Coffee - Layton Location Review…read more Grounds for Coffee is one of my go-to spots whenever friends or family visit, so I was excited to try the Layton location for the first time. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of expectations. We ordered three drinks: a cappuccino, an iced honey lavender latte, and an iced dirty chai (decaf). First, the drinks were mislabeled -- the honey lavender latte was marked as decaf, but it was actually the dirty chai that was decaf. This led to confusion, but more importantly, the flavors were off. I've enjoyed the hot versions of the dirty chai and honey lavender latte many times before, but these iced versions tasted nothing like what I'm used to from other locations. The cappuccino was okay, and the place itself looked nice. The staff member we interacted with was friendly, which I appreciate. But sadly, the drinks just didn't deliver the same quality or taste I've come to love from Grounds for Coffee.

Can't say it's bad! Pretty quick, just in and out just like that! Awesome Starbucks flavor if you…read morewill.

I love love LOVE Kaysville Coffee! When I worked in the area, I frequented this coffee shop. The…read morebarista always knew exactly what I wanted. She was so friendly and knowledgeable. She was able to make my drink quickly, and efficiently. I love supporting small businesses, and this shop was no exception! One thing to be mindful of is they do open and close early! There are always fun drinks advertised at the window, and you can always get your classic go-to's so it's a win-win!

Their customer service is incredible, such kind people. Their coffee is outstanding, we actually…read morebuy bagged coffee from them now(huge upgrade). We recommend them to everyone we know, it's a plus that it's a small business and we get to support our community. Skip the line at Starbucks, Dutchbros or Beans N Brew - you'll get better coffee from friendly faces! It's a win win!!

Daily Rise is an excellent source for local, recently roasted beans. It's brilliant than you can…read moreget a bag with the date it was roasted written on the bag by hand, and the bag I got from Harmon's yesterday was roasted about a week ago. That's about as good as you'll ever find for something on a Utah store shelf--especially valuable here where it can be hard to find quality roast in lots of Utah towns. The espresso roast has a rich full medium roast flavor, with some bite and with lots of nutty aftertaste. The beans don't have visible oil, even freshly roasted, so they are easy to weigh accurately for grams per volume in your your portafilter, and they go through your grinder smoothly. I like to try whatever local roasts I can find, but Daily Rise combines the freshness of the roast, the exceptional flavor that results, and the consistency for your machine. Probably I have found my new daily standard. Daily Rise espresso roast is called a medium roast and is roasted to the right level for Italian style espresso, even though most espresso roasts are called a dark roast. Daily Rise seems to reserve the dark roast label for their French roast, and French roast needs to be a way darker roast than an Italian espresso roast, so that makes sense.

From the owner: Daily Rise Roasting Company began its journey in 2012. After operating the retail locations for…read morealmost 10 years, The Daily Rise wanted to take their brand to the next level and become a specialty coffee roaster, as well as an education setting for their customers and partners. It all starts with our San Franciscan 25 pound batch roaster. This machine is small enough to allow us to be a small coffee micro-roaster and hand pick out any defects post-roast, yet large enough to produce upwards of 500+ pounds of fresh coffee beans per day to keep up with demand. In addition to this machine, we found we needed a place to cup, taste and evaluate our coffee. This is the reason behind our custom designed cupping bar layout allowing us to invite the public to experience and enjoy the true, yet complex dynamics surrounding the coffee bean in its purest form. The difference between Daily Rise Roasting Company and other roasters can be experienced as well as tasted.