I love this place. They have plenty of seating if you need to work. They have a big garage door…read morethat opens so there's fresh air. The service was great. Coffee was made so quick. I got a seasonal apple pie coffee i think it was called but it didn't have too much of an apple taste. But still great!

A hidden away gem in Draper. The place is known for its coffee and its good! I splurged and got the…read moreseasonal toasted marshmallow seasonal latte. My friend ordered this mud pie cookie that was to die for! I also ordered a lemon poppyseed slice but it was so cold I had to just take it home. Almost removed a star but their coffee and interior are so nice I just couldn't! The cake was good warmer but my girls stole it!

The Coffee Shop in Riverton is the ultimate neighborhood staple. It's homey, comforting vibe hugs…read moreyou the second you walk through the doors. The staff makes everyone feel welcome. Their hospitality and craftsmanship is superb. And the menu and food make you want to come back every morning. We tried the cinnamon roll, a blueberry muffin, and two latte's. WOW. Soft, flavorful, indulgent, delicious... I can't say enough good things. If you live in the area, make this your go-to coffee spot. You won't regret it!

For the best coffee in Riberton go see Nik Clean spot with…read moreplenty of seating. Nik was professional and informative. Coffeenis spot on.

SLC's home-grown Starbucks (since 1993) serving a variety of hot, iced, and frozen bevvies while…read morebuilding community in-house and on-the-go. Amber makes it feel like a local shop (although they're now franchised across the Western United States), and there's a case full of curiously square donuts, along with People's Green Tea (for those seeking steeped). The Cane & Cream Cold Brew was gently sweet, still perfectly roasty but cool - an excellent iced coffee!

45mins inline stuck inline no way to escape I missed 20mins of church then I heh they handed me my…read moredrink at the window I noticed the color was wrong I asked them if it was the correct drink the young lady said yes as I pulled away I took a drink. It was in fact not the correct drink so I had to take even more time park go in get the proper drink and was told they are training like it's my fault. Everyone in that line should have been given their order for free for holding us captive for as long as they did this was atrocious service. Training on a Sunday morning when I assume it would be quite busy is ridiculous. Training should be done on slow hours not peak. Absolutely ridiculous service and management. It's COFFEE what on earth could take so long.

The girl that works there needs to know her job and quit having an Attitude!…read moreShe's rude every time I go in there ! Fire Her ! She says you guys don't accept credit Cards ! What a liar ! Yes you do ! Debit and Credit Cards!

Staying at a nearby hotel and desperately needed coffee…read more A little hard to find without a large sign, but I'm also not from the area. The woman working was very nice and upbeat. I ordered an Irish latte and it was delicious.

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!

We have eaten at the Gourmandise location in American Fork many times. Always good, sometimes…read moreexceptional. Not so with this location in Draper this one time. There were probably 20 diners at this location at 4-5 tables at 2:00 PM on a Sunday. I counted about 10-12 employees. The wait for everything seemed a little too long for the employee/diner ratio. The food was just OK. The brisket sandwich was very dry and pulled, like pulled pork, but without any juices. I know it's not a smokehouse and they likely just order overcooked roasted brisket from Cisco or something, but when you order a brisket sandwich for $14, there are expectations. Ordered coffee with lunch. Waiter brought two coffees and a small container of cream. Asked to refill about halfway through. Brought coffees and no cream. So I asked again. Then about 5 minutes later I asked again. Then I watched our waiter go into the open kitchen area and lean against a counter and chat and laugh with two other staff for 5 minutes. I stood up and walked toward him and he saw me. He broke with the group, came out and said, "Sorry, I had to do something in the back." Very mediocre experience overall. Not what I expected based on previous experiences at the other location. Also, noisy dining room, no solid buffering insulation in the ceiling. Cafeteria-like experience.

was driving by and pulled in. No one in line, I didn't get the workers name but she was extremely…read moretalkative and kind. It was like talking to a friend! She was helpful offering suggestions. Went with the Van Halen! I enjoyed it, it tasted like a vanilla latte but I am not complaining. I love them. Great price for the size. Would come back. Support local! They do have a small area with tables and chairs too!

New to the area. Seen this place on the map app and came to try it out. Even though I seen they had…read morea bad review I thought I'd try them out myself. My husband and I got a 16 oz blondie, Van Halen and a blueberry muffin to share. Sooo goood!! Thank you so much we will definitely be back ‍

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.

Here's a polished version that still feels natural:…read more La Condesa was fantastic! The service was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the food tasted fresh and authentically Mexican. The pancakes were amazing, and the chilaquiles were absolutely delicious, packed with flavor and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Great food, great people, and a place we'll definitely be coming back to. Highly recommend!

My girlfriend and I visited La Condesa for brunch with some friends after hearing good things about…read moreit. Overall, I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars. While there were some things we enjoyed, the overall experience didn't quite justify the price. First, the restaurant is beautiful. The décor is modern, stylish, and very Instagram-worthy. It's easily one of the nicest-looking brunch spots I've visited in Utah. Unfortunately, the dining room feels overcrowded. The tables are placed extremely close together, making it difficult to have a private conversation. We often had to raise our voices just to hear each other, and even the servers seemed to struggle moving between tables. The atmosphere looked great, but it didn't feel very comfortable. The service was polite and friendly, but one thing bothered me. Shortly after we finished our main dishes, the check was brought to the table. We hadn't asked for it, and it made us feel a bit rushed, as if it was time to leave even though we were still talking with our friends. It's a small detail, but it affects the overall dining experience. For drinks, I ordered a piña colada, and unfortunately it was disappointing. It tasted overly diluted, with very little pineapple flavor, while the rum stood out much more than it should have. I also ordered the Vital Boost juice. The flavor was actually good, but it was served at room temperature, which wasn't what I expected from a fresh juice. For my meal, I ordered the breakfast burrito. It tasted good, but I couldn't justify the $20 price tag. It consisted of a thin tortilla filled with eggs, bacon, cheese, and potatoes, served with shredded potatoes and a small side salad. While everything was cooked properly, the ingredients felt simple, and the portion didn't match the price. I've had larger and more satisfying meals elsewhere for the same cost. My girlfriend ordered the birria tacos. They were decent but nothing memorable. We've had better birria at other restaurants. The consommé was much spicier than expected, and while some people may enjoy that, it wasn't our preference. The tortillas were also average. On the positive side, the lemonade was refreshing. I should also mention that Mexican food isn't usually my favorite cuisine, so I know my preferences may differ from those of other diners. Still, I always evaluate a restaurant based on the balance between quality, value, flavor, and the overall experience. In this case, I felt the food was good but not exceptional enough to justify the prices. La Condesa is definitely worth visiting if you're looking for a beautiful brunch spot with a trendy atmosphere. However, between the cramped seating, the value for the money, a few disappointing dishes, and feeling rushed at the end of the meal, the overall experience fell short of my expectations. I don't regret trying it, but it isn't a place I'd personally choose to revisit anytime soon.

Always excellent food and service. This time we used to Yelp to reduce our wait time and it worked…read moreout well.

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

I'm a Washington girl, so when I find good coffee in Utah you know I'll be back!…read more I was in the area for work and Daily Espresso came up on Google Maps as a suggestion for coffee with raving reviews, so I knew I had to try. The staff is so nice! The gal who took my order told me she could make me anything I wanted, so I gave her my go-to americano order. Wow! Their coffee is SO good! Way better than St*rbucks, you're supporting local, and one of the best coffees I've had here in Utah! I will definitely be back!

Great drive thru coffee shop! Good coffee, great prices, and amazing customer service. Everyone was…read moresuper friendly and welcoming. Definitely a great spot to grab a quick coffee.