Mocha Cafe, or the Factory Cafe is a bright, delicious cafe and coffee shop which I love to write…read moreor work at. This is the best spot in the valley for coffee. Every barista I've met goes above and beyond to make their drinks balanced and delightful. They are always open to modifications, and they have some cool suggestions of their own if you ask! They have all the drink options you could want (caf+decaf) but they also have more traditional drinks like the Italian Macchiato or Cortado (my favorite). The coffee is roasted two doors down and the chocolate is made in the factory in house!! They have a bunch of made-to-order food options and house baked pastries from local bakeries! The Factory Cafe is bright and cheerful, with plants, tons of natural sunlight, and a very pretty seating area. Even their bathrooms are aesthetic! This is the perfect spot to work or have a chat with friends. I love it!

Awesome locally owned place for coffee, mochas, sipping chocolates, smoothies, pastries, snacks…read more The coffee is roasted next door and the bean-to-bar chocolate is made in the building. Plenty of room to sit and work and baristas are friendly :)

It's hard to believe it's been four years since I last ate here, and a lot has changed. The…read morerestaurant is now called Holy Cross Mountain Point Cafe, and while they used to run an extensive menu, they've shifted to daily specials on the food line. I did not see any menus. I visited Wednesday, when the special was chicken parm with penne pasta and green beans, and I added a bowl of minestrone soup on the side. Everything was excellent. The chicken had a perfect crust and was moist and well seasoned throughout. The penne was cooked al dente, and the marinara sauce was flavorful. The minestrone came out hot and fresh, seasoned just right. Overall, a well prepared, satisfying meal. Prices have gone up noticeably since my last visit, but they're still reasonable for the portion and quality. I left feeling like I got real value for my money. 4 years ago I got chicken tiki masala and triple berry bread pudding ala mode for around $10 and yesterday's meal was around $20. The chef and line cook were both friendly and helpful, and we enjoyed a beautiful lunch outside on a warm, sunny day with clear blue skies. Unfortunately I left my phone in the car, so no photos this time. Worth noting, they still serve their burger and fries, which I was told years ago were a customer favorite.

I have been here visiting patients several times and this place is never open. Right now it says…read moreit's open and it's not. This hospital has no food options most of the time.

Ignore any bad reviews about this place. This spot is stunning. Loved everything from the decor,…read morethe service is fabulous and the vibe is chill and relaxed. They have breakfast items or just bakery items, all tasty and delicious. Highly recommend this spot.

Small out of the way place. Limited seating. Very limited parking…read more True cafe style where you go to the counter to order and find a seat. Food was okay. Nothing to return for. Got the breakfast plate with steak. It was more of a roast sliced on top. Flavor was not there. Had 5 small slices including the teeny butt end of the roast. Not worth the $25 you pay. Husband got the burger and he said he would not pay $16 for it again. Staff were attentive and very friendly.

I stopped in last week at lunch time on a Monday and they were busy but still able to seat me right…read moreaway. Because it was so hot out I went for a strawberry salad and asked to substitute steak instead of the crispy chicken. The steak was marinated well and cut very thin so I was able to mix it with the salad well and have steak in every bite. The portion of salad was large and filling, but not uncomfortably so -- just right. The strawberries, greens, and everything else were very fresh and delicious, and I loved the homemade strawberry vinaigrette which wasn't too thick and not watery at all, just a little tangy and not too sweet. The vibe of the place is pretty fun with a free vintage motorcycle museum to walk around a bit in. I took a couple laps around the room before headed out. Overall, atmosphere and staff were very pleasant and I'd definitely like to drop in again and try some breakfast items.

We came to Utah to visit for the week (from Michigan) and looked up a few places to try. My husband…read moreis a big motorcycle guy so I thought this was perfect. We came in about an hour before closing. Planned not to order anything too complicated since it was a late lunch for us. There were two other tables occupied which another server was tending too. Right off the bat it felt like we were being rushed by ours. The server was a little high energy and was zooming around the dining room. Very adamant about wrapping silverware but our drinks (waters) went empty for a while. I think the atmosphere was the best part. While we waited, we went to check out the motorcycles. The meals we ordered did lack some flavor which was a bummer.

I've been wanting to try their breakfast for a while because I'd heard great things. I originally…read morewanted the croissant French toast, but they were out of the cream that goes in it. I asked if it made a difference, and she said it definitely does, so I decided to get the sweet retreat crepes instead. They were pretty good! My husband ordered the breakfast panini, and that was so good. It had really delicious flavors. I definitely want to come back so I can try the French toast because it looks amazing. Their bakery is also really good. I've ordered custom cakes from them before, and they always turn out beautiful.

I was excited to try this place when I saw they had panini's on this cold snowy evening…read more I ordered the Turkey Pepper jack Panini: Turkey, pepper jack cheese, russets red peppers, chipotle aioli, sun-dried tomatoes mayo on sourdough. It was cold, and the bread mushy. I was so disappointed. The waffle fries were excellent tho, My husband ordered the Avenue Cheesesteak: Steak, mushrooms, onions, red peppers, and provolone on ciabatta bread. My husband also said his wasn't warm and I noticed it was a roll not ciabatta. He said the roll tho tasted fresh and was really good, his order came with Lay's chips. Bought some fresh bread and macaroons. Te macaroons were really tasty. The cashier was friendly. The restaurant is cute with several kinds of donuts, yummy tasty desserts, fresh bread, cinnamon rolls and cookies as well as some cute retail purchases like towels, hats, postcards etc, At 7pm I was quite surprised how many donuts were still left on the shelf in an open shelf system behind the counter. Another thing that was a huge turnoff was as the amount of gnats flying around. My guess is there is rotting food near the booths we were sitting in. The weather is cold, doors weren't wide open so something was attracting them. Restroom was clean and a small but decent sized parking lot.

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.

My brother took me to Beaumont Bakery & Café for breakfast, and it was so yummy!…read more It's a cute, spacious café with plenty of parking. It was pretty busy when we went, but the servers were still kind, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of. I ordered the breakfast burrito, and my brother, who lives in SLC, got his favorite--the croissant breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious! The burrito was packed with flavor and very filling. My only critique is the corn--I personally don't think it's necessary because it didn't really add anything to the overall flavor, but the burrito was still really good. The croissant sandwich looked amazing, and that croissant was perfectly flaky! They also have a nice variety of baked goods available for purchase at the front, which I definitely want to try next time. I would absolutely come back to try more of the menu because everything coming out of the kitchen looked delicious. If you're in SLC and looking for a good breakfast spot, definitely give Beaumont Bakery & Café a try!

I can't stay away from this place! In fact, I'm willing to drive out of my way to dine in. Beaumont…read morehas the best sweet pastries in the area and their coffee menu never disappoints. The covered outdoor seating is a fantastic addition to the space - remember the days of battling the elements just to get seated faster? Not anymore! I made the mistake of skipping out on a pastry this time (MISTAKE) and that just means I have an excuse to go back sooner than later.

What a darling cafe! It's my namesake and it's perfect. There's outdoor seating like you're in…read moreParis, and their pastries crumble into a million crumbs as a buttery pastry at a boulangerie should (this is a compliment). I came here twice in three days. Each time, I ordered a pastry and an iced americano. First time: ham & cheese pastry + coffee Second time: chocolate almond croissant + coffee There is an à la carte/cafe and dine-in option. I did not dine in here, but ordered breakfast twice. You pick your pastries and order coffee with the person at the register in the cafe area, pay, and then pick up your coffee in the pick-up area near the front entrance (right side). They will offer to hear up your pastry for you, say yes every time. Eva's Bakery is just très charmante. I did get a sticker to take home (ask if you want one!) and apparently they are sister restaurants with "Eva" that is pretty close by. One of the baristas that works here in the morning also works at the Eva's bar at night. Apparently, I was told Eva's Bakery and Eva's is kind of a hidden secret even from the locals. Either you know it or you don't. I love that this spot is in downtown SLC so that I could visit while I was here. It's definitely a place to come back to as much as you can. AMAZING pastries, good coffee, friendly baristas, and outdoor seating: you can't go wrong. Five shining stars!

This place is just too cute! I was able to walk here from the Hilton during a conference, easy walk…read moreand nice to get out. I had seen this bakery as an option and really wanted to try it. Well, I must have loved it since I went twice!! First day tried the BLT as well as a chocolate croissant which is to seriously die for, it is a must. Kiaya (lord I hope that is right) was my server and she was excellent. I had a Pellegrino Blood Orange soda along with my lunch and loved the salad dressing as well! The sandwich was with 1/2 salad and 1/2 potatoes, yum yum. The second time, I had Connor (he will remember Sheldon) who served me. He was awesome. I tried out a blueberry mimosa, an iced mocha and a water (I had been walking a lot and was tired and thirsty, don't judge). Then I just wanted that dang BLT again! I also ordered another almond chocolate croissant (I know, I know, should have tried something else). Well I did get a cookie too! My lunch was taking a little long, so they also brought out a couple of pastry items to try as well, so yum yum! The Chocolate Macaroon was also so wonderful and I cannot say enough about this quaint spot. It did fill up during lunch on the Thursday, so get there early or late! PROS: Main street, easy access from transportation/offices Great selection of homemade pastries Nice choices for drinks (obviously, I tried a few) Super quaint bistro style inside Outside seating under shade and a tree Attentive and exceptional employees (CONNOR) CONS: Parking may be an issue, although some on-street parking available DON'T THINK, JUST GO! Lots of choices.

I'm so glad this place lived up to my expectations and I'm sure it will for you too! As an almond…read morecroissant and oatmilk matcha latte connoisseur, I got both... fantastic! The croissant was flaky, buttery, and not too sweet, the latte was creamy and rich - both scratched the itch! Where do I start on the ambiance of this little nook in downtown Provo. I sat up to a bar in front and it was magical with beautiful decor, cozy vibes, and just enough bustle to be stimulating. The service was exceptional as well, I truly can't say enough good things. The matcha took a minute to come out but he informed me they just started using ceremonial grade and he's figuring it out! Well done my friend, it was good! My only complaint is I wish the matcha was a little hotter and I never had to leave!

Best cookies in Utah! I tried the chocolate chip and m&m and they were both incredible. My kids…read moreloved their cute turtle sugar cookies.