Probably gets some business, couches as you come in are ripped up. Smells amazing as you walk up. Definitely seems spendy. Food was good, adding bacon to this was definitely worth the extra $1.75. read more

Toasters - Breakfast croissant with bacon, ham, egg, and cheese. - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Each time we're in town, we stop in here. They put together such a great croissant/egg/meat sandwhich, my mouth waters just writing about it (and it's been a few weeks). I've had the ham version, which was delicious, and the bacon version, which was literally packed with crispy, hot bacon. I can't imagine ordering anything else, but I am sure I would be delighted with other foods, too. I keep eyeing that Nutella item.... :P read more

I went to the 300 South location and honestly I know they're known for their sandwiches and wraps (which are amazing by the way) but their chicken noodle soup was the best I've ever had! Everyone is always friendly there and the store is very clean. I'll be dreaming of that chicken noodle soup tonight! Yum! read more

Came here for lunch with a couple of coworkers and I wasn't disappointed. It was kinda weird that during lunch time there wasn't as many people as I thought they should have. Oh well, no wait time is much better for me, esp only having an hour. I ordered the chipotle chicken salad wrap. It was really good. There is also a nice spicy kick to it which I like a lot. You get to chose the different type of wrap they used, of course I went for a healthier option because...salad. Lol. So I got the green wrap. My order came with a side of potato chips. They were alright, but definitely not in house made. They do have other options and you can order half orders as well. But I think their portion isn't that huge so a half order isn't necessary. Great place, quick service. Do recommend. read more

Toasters - Chipotle chicken salad wrap - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

This place is so freaking good. You know the phrase "Take your time and do it right"? Well, that applies here. When you get your order--which for us was a croissant, ham, and egg sandwich--you can tell it is made not only to order, but is crafted perfectly. It was delicious and we will be stopping by again. read more

Toasters - Egg, cheese, and ham croissant. Delicious. - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

If you're downtown Salt Lake or anywhere near it, this place is a must! It is the cutest lunch spot. They have so many yummy breakfast and lunch sandwiches which they sell both half and full sizes (the half was plenty for me) as well as a few different soups. Also, a fun little perk that I HAVE to mention is that they have all sorts of foreign candy for sale by the register. There were a few of my favorites (including milka, kinder, marabou) that I lived off of while traveling various places in Europe which gave me serious nostalgia! I will 100 percent be back. I loved this place!! read more

I ordered the smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel and it was quite tasty. I also like that there were grill marks on my bagel. In the first bite, there was a sour taste and I later found out that there is big piece of lemon slice in it. SURPRISE! I definitely was not ready for that nite nor was I expecting it. I thought the salmon went bad. Regular coffee is decent, but it's like any other coffee shop you would grab on the go. Staff are pretty friendly and laid back. Maybe because it's 9 am and everyone isn't quite awake yet so there's no sense of urgency to get the orders out right away. There's a variety of other snacks that you can grab as well: popcorn, chocolate bars, gum, cookies and drinks. read more

Toasters - Smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel sandwich with a small coffee - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

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Pretty tasty sandwich shop! It's a nice quick place if you're in a hurry or want something a bit fresher for lunch. I work nearby this location and order from here every so often or so. The food is great and there is one employee there who always has a great attitude. My two gripes warranting the 4 instead of 5 stars are as follows; 1. It feels a bit overpriced for a quick pickup cafe. 2. A lot of the staff seem pretty grumpy the several times I've gone in. Which isn't a big deal just picking up food, but it would be nice to have friendly service. Overall I will continue eating here because the food is really good! read more

Only thing open in slc dowtown on Sunday's but surprisingly best sandwich I've had. So much food for the price!!! Find my sandwich shop when in town for more lacrosse tourneys. read more

Toasters - chicken club sanding n soup - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

This is easily one one of the best lunch places in the city. I've not had breakfast here but people seem to really like it. The salads are super fresh and made right there in front of you. The sandwiches are also very good. There is not a huge soup selection but the soups they do have are awesome. read more

Yummy sandwiches. They have gluten-free bread that is quite tasty. Chicken salad sandwich is really good. The only drawback-Pepsi products

Having been working downtown for almost a year now, I have been meaning to try out Toaster's every single time I walk past it in order to get to Boston Deli during lunch. One day Alison and I finally decided to give it a try on one of our lunch outings. I ended up getting a soup and sandwich combo with the turkey avocado, which came with chips, and I think the soup was the rosemary chicken dumpling soup. Both were phenomenal, except, I do admit to picking out the red onion from my sandwich and substituting it with Alison's tomato slice. I should eat with her all the time because I loves me some tomatoes. Most of the time I find that when I get a half sandwich, it's fairly difficult to eat especially since I always order something with avocado that slips and slides around. But because Toaster's uses high quality ingredients, including amazing bread, I had a breeze eating my sandwich (not to mention, it was super tasty so that didn't hurt). The interior is very cute, warm and inviting. I happen to be a fan of huge handwritten chalkboard menus. It does get a little crowded here during lunch, but I still found the service to be friendly, not rushed, yet still very efficient. read more

Toasters - soup and sandwich combo - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

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I currently work really close to Toaster's and it has become my go-to sandwich place. There are many other sandwich shops within a block, but nothing is as delicious, fast, and fresh as Toasters! I love their Turkey Avocado Sandwich although every one I've tried has been delicious. They have a Feta dressing for their salads that is my favorite dressing in the world! I love that you watch them make your salads fresh too, they haven't been sitting in a fridge for the last week wilting. Oh - and the sandwiches are HUGE. read more

Having heard good things about Toaster's I decided to try it out. I went to their new location on 300 South. Talking with the server, they have been open at that location for about eight months, but their original location has been in Salt Lake over eight years. The interior is your basic hip, trendy coffee shop/café. Well-decorated, with a very friendly staff that welcomes you as you walk in the door. They have an extensive menu of sandwiches and salads. Being a sucker for everything Italian, I went with "The Premium" sandwich. Prosciutto, freshly-sliced tomatoes, olive oil, balsamic vinegar (I always get extra on my sandwiches), roasted red peppers, and mozzarella. I was very impressed that they stock whole mozzarella balls, and cut them in slices to order, which turned out to be a very generous portion on my sandwich. The sandwich was fantastic. They toast the sandwiches, providing just the right amount of crunch. I don't know if it can beat The Caputo, but it is definitely my #2 favorite sandwich in Salt Lake City. My only gripe about my meal: Lay's Original potato chips. I just don't get them. I think they're disgusting, salty pieces of fried cardboard, and I think it's a shame that Toaster's pairs such a sub-par side with such a stellar sandwich. Please either do a pasta side, or spring a little and get some kettle chips. But leave the Lay's where they belong: on the picnic table at Grandma Betty's family reunion. Walk right past Jimmy John's and Quizno's and head straight for Toasters the next time you're in downtown SLC looking for a great sandwich. read more

Toasters - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Nice enough atmosphere but ordered the chicken salad sandwich. Have no idea what it tastes like because all I could taste was the condiments and balsamic vinegar. They put about a quarter of an inch of chicken on there for $13! Not sure how this is getting 4 stars. read more

If you want a good simple sandwich that has some good options this is your place. Gets busy around lunch but they are pretty fast. If you don't want a gut bomb this is a good option. read more

Toasters - Turkey avocado. - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Found this location by accident, ordered a sandwich and so so so yummy!!!! Great flavor and quiet little sandwich shop. So reccomend! read more

Their lunch special is a great deal! It comes with a small cup of soup, half a sandwich of your choice, and some chips. First day: I got the tomato ravioli soup which was divine because I love ravioli. The ravioli was not soggy, the soup was not too salty, and it kept warm even on my walk back to the office. And it was great!! I also got the veggie sandwich. Fresh veggies, two kinds of cheese, and tasty panini style bread. The chips were fresh, not stale (unlike Good Dogs). I was stuffed. Second day: Got the same thing, except Thai Chicken/Rice Soup instead of the tomato ravioli. Still delicious! I could really taste the herbs. I'm a big fan. read more

To begin, I'm pretty sure I'm a direct descendant of the Earl of Sandwich, because I'm quite the sandwich fanatic. So what better way to spend my Sunday than grabbing a tasty meaty sandwich somewhere in Salt City! I know what you're saying, "Adam, you crazy heathen! Nothing local and unique is open on Sunday in Salt Lake City!" But there's a light shining into the lonely desolate Sunday streets of Salt Lake... it's Toasters! The restaurant is a is brightly lit, has nice high ceilings and is modernly decorated. Theres lots of seating for a downtown restaurant, plenty of 4 tops for groups. There's parking on the street and its free after 6pm and I didn't pay for on the weekend (which maybe makes it free? Or me lucky?). I had the Capocolla & Salami and made it a combo with the soup, chips and drink. I enjoyed the sandwich. It looked like they sliced the meat and cheese on site which generally lends itself to being a better quality sandwich. The greens were incredibly fresh and were actually greens, not just a piece of lettuce. And of course its not a good italiano sandwich without a nice balsamic vinegar which there was plenty of on this sandwich. They press the sandwich in a panini press but I wouldn't go as far as to discredit the sandwich by calling it a panini. The soup I ordered was the Clam Chowder. I think I'm a glutton for punishment when it comes to Clam Chowder. Its probably safe to say short of Ivars in Pac NW or the Northeast you're probably going to get a mediocre chowder. Toasters in Salt Lake City isn't an exception to that theory. It was plain with little flavor and tasted like it had sat for awhile. Not exactly home made. Stick to the chicken noodle or something else. As a direct descendant of the Earl of Sandwich, I approve of the fresh cut meats and slightly toasted sandwiches at Toasters... but skip the chowder. read more

Just went to Toaster's for the first time. The turkey avacado sandwich was great. It was toasted like a panini but not to the point where it tears up the roof of your mouth. It had vinager and a good amount of turkey and tasted fresh. Liked it a lot and it was a reasonable price. The decor is fun. It had a modern sporty flare, with soccer on the flatscreens. The owner is obviously a big Arsenal fan. Being a soccer fan myself, I found it refreshing. I'll be going back. read more

Toaster's is getting a 5 star rating for it's amazing Premium sandwich. After Ryan K. gave it high acclaim, I figured I better try it out. I wasn't even in the mood for a fresh mozz sandwich that day but...holy crap. So glad I had a job to do! Prosciutto, fresh mozz, balsamic, olive oil - what's not to love? I also wrote a review with photos for Serious Eats, if you're interested - just google Serious Eats Toaster's. Essentially - it is awesome. I also love the new location. The space and service are great. Love the urban space. Oh, and the brownies are pretty rad too. Super dense and fudgey. If you order these two items, you will also think about them for the next week : ). read more

I had been meaning to try Toaster's after reading/hearing so many good things from people I trust. They were pretty slammed at lunchtime, but the line moved quickly and our group of 4 had already staked out a table. I ordered the pastrami sandwich and it got out to me in a decent amount of time. Apparently they use Squatter's mustard here, and while I'm all for local ingredients, they took it a little far. The mustard was the ONLY thing I could taste. This leads me to think 2 things: 1) No one at this restaurant has ever eaten this sandwich as was prepared for me. If they had, they would have realized this mustard needs to be cut a little bit. or 2) While bunny shooting out near midway 10+ years ago, I was bitten by a infected spider thus making me not only super strong, but also super sensitive to mustard. Its a cross I bear. I also realize that it could be possible that in the hustle and bustle of this busy lunch that they screwed up and put on too much mustard, but that isn't dramatic enough for me or Yelp! Other stuff looked good, and if I was with a group that wanted to go back, I would, but for these prices I'll probably stay away (I am a cheap, partially radioactive, bland, Mormon local after all) read more

Great spot for a quick bite, a legitimate espresso, a casual glass of wine, or for grabbing a beer during the game. The place is a very low key, european style cafe. From meaty deli style sandwiches, to gourmet salads, to breakfast bagels this place has a little bit of everything. Fast service, comfy spot, great variety and quality of easy foods. read more

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This is a great place for cool, simple, and nice sandwiches and snacks. They are all so good looking. *sighhhh...* Also, they have a great variety of sandwiches and soups, and different chips. Their bathroom is a bit weird.. well, not the bathroom, but the way to get there... It has to be maybe a shared bathroom with other businesses in the building or something, but its still cool. They have good vegetarian options, and the aura of the place is super lax and enjoyable. If you are a Ute, you'll feel like home with all the U decor, but they'll still welcome you with their nice, comforting, sandwich making arms... sighhh... read more

Best Deli in SLC hands down, i don't know who even compares. I even feel bad for the poor dopes walking into Quiznos 2 doors down! I mean they are about to get a less than mediocre sub made by someone who hates their job when just a hop skip and a jump away there's toasters waiting to have a party in your mouth! Everything here is good you can't go wrong. My fav is the spicy buffalo chicken sandwich and i love to get a soup with it but around 3pm they seem to be out which would be my only complaint. Be awesome to yourself and skip Quiznos and be awesome at Toasters. read more

This was a welcome discovery during our visit to SLC. Coffee and bagel egg and cheese sandwiches were all delicious. Add in some quick and friendly service? Great experience! read more

Toasters is kind of a mixed bag, it all depends what you get. This a local place with a local vibe - great atmosphere and the folks behind the counter are very friendly. One hot little number is downright vivacious! ;-) The Turkey Avocado and Buffalo Chicken sandwiches are excellent in taste and preparation - 5 stars there! But that's where my admiration ends. I had the ranch chicken salad which for $7.50 came with a tiny piece of chicken, a smidgen of dressing, and a ton of lettuce. Paying $7.50 for a lot of lettuce was very disappointing. The Turkey Avocado sandwich is $7.50 so by the time you're done with taxes it's a little over $8. Then there is the tip jar, that ever present hand out for more cash from take out. If you put a $ in there then you're in for $9. Caputos charges a stiff $8.25 for a sandwich now but at least they have the class to forgo the tip jar! Obviously I have a bent about the tip jar at any place these days and in the current economy. I often bring my lunch to work but sometime I don't and go out in that neighborhood to find food. Jimmy Johns next door makes excellent sandwiches for between $4 and $5 and there's no tip jar! read more

After this space turned over seemingly every six months, Ryan and the rest of the Toaster's crew have quickly become a staple for downtown lunching. And with good reason: the food is fresh and the sandwiches are relatively creative for SLC. My favorite is the garlic herb chicken, but there are several that I bounce back and forth from. The sandwiches aren't dirt cheap, but I think they're fairly priced for what you get. The staff is friendly, fast, (and has been pointed-out-elsewhere) easy on the eyes, too. My only Toaster's criticism is its over-the-top love of balsamic vinegar. I love balsamic, I really do; however, it's a strong ingredient and sometimes I'm just not in the mood for it. At Toaster's, balsamic adorns nearly every sandwich. But, as I said, the staff is friendly, and willing to accept a special request to hold back on the secret ingredient. read more

Visiting from San Jose, CA. Excellent Tuna Salad sandwich. European-style bread, toasted of course, and the tuna salad is not drowning in mayo. Staff is very friendly and accommodated my many requests to customize the sandwich. Sandwich was literally at my table by the time I paid and found a place to sit. They lose 1 star because the soup was uninspired. read more

I frequent this place. Not just for the lunch but primarily for their breakfast. I really like their breakfast burrito, tip - you can substitute out different meats and add avocado. For lunch my go to is the spicy buffalo chicken and turkey avocado sandwiches, highly recommend. Nice staff, great management and there are various locations throughout the city. Not too shabby on the coffee either. read more

Toasters - Breakfast burrito to go - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

A very good egg and cheese bagel. a good coffee. I am happy.

If I happened downtown a lot more, I'd probably try to hover around 300 S. The vast majority of places on my list in that area that I want to try are along that street, but this is one I was excited about trying for a while. The sandwiches appear to all be toasted paninis, which is the way pretty much all sandwiches should be and they do a very good job toasting them. The bread is also the right thickness, which is not very, leaving the outside to be crunch, what little bit of soft inside to soak up the dressings and the rest to get out of the way of what's actually inside the sandwich. Portions were also very solid as far as the meat and cheese go and sure, sandwiches may be a bit ubiquitous and commonplace now, but when someone does it right, like these guys do - and they do it way right, it's still a nice treat. The Premium is definitely the thing to get, if you like a nice balance of a salty meat along with roasted bell pepper, fresh mozz and a skillfully applied drizzle of balsamic, with which they thankfully manage to avoid becoming overbearing. There is also beer available, a decent selection of drinks, sort of random snacks and a sort of cool place to hang out and eat. Staff is also very friendly. Even though I tend to avoid downtown like it's infested with zombies, this was a very bright spot in the area and Toaster's is money, if you're after a sandwich. read more

Hot drink service was non existent this morning. The gentleman manning drinks would take the order, charge you for it, but never get around to pouring. The gal in front of me had obviously been waiting for awhile and came back to the counter twice saying she's now running late for work while asking about her coffee. My friend and I ordered a bagel and a plain croissant a hot tea and regular coffee. The baked goods were ready in less than five minutes. We waited another few minutes and went back to the counter. The guy was clueless. Had to tell him what we ordered. Coffee is mediocre and Luke warm. The baked goods are good. But service is so slow doubt I'll be back. There are plenty of places to choose from downtown. read more

I recently stopped by this location as I was wandering around downtown. I previously ate at their other location and had a decent sandwich. This was a better experience by far and I enjoyed the atmosphere far more than the other location. I ordered the roast beef sandwich which I thought was pretty good. The meet as tender and tasted good. I don't really like Lays original potato chips, but I put some hot sauce on them and everything was better. Toasters has a wide variety of other sandwiches and they serve beer. They also have a wide selection of gummy bears which is a plus. A plus to any restaurant in downtown Salt Lake City Is a patio and Toasters doe not disappoint. The staff is friendly and answered all of my questions regarding the sandwiches and any substitutions. If you are downtown near the Broadway and looking for a sandwich, look for Toasters. read more

Great little sandwich/soup/coffee place in downtown Salt Lake. It gets a bit crowded at lunch, which is a testament how good Toasters is. They also have a wide assortment of Haribo gummy candies and Kinder hippo cookies. Strange...yes. Delicious...yes. read more

Stopped by for Sunday lunch and unfortunately they were out of soup. The Toasters combo of half a sandwich, small soup, drink, and chips for $9.00 seems like the best deal because a whole sandwich might be too much. Good experience that would have been better if they had their full menu available. read more

Toasters - Chicken Salad Sandwich and chips - Sandwiches Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Ate here twice for lunch because everything else was closed on Sunday.. Toasted, Cold meat sandwiches thrown together and served. Typical pay before you eat joint. If you have options, avoid.. read more

This place, is legit. Haven't had a sandwich like this for a long time! What I liked, when watching the girl make my sandwich, is they evenly distribute all the condiments on both sides of the bread, so you get an even spread on both sides; and they take a lot of care making your sandwich. That kind of care, put into my food really impresses me; it's the little things that count. I got the prosciutto, and the berry salad, and both were delicious. Only thing I would have added on the salad, is a little protein, like a a small amount of chicken. Other than that, I wouldn't change a thing. And the bread is toasted! Hence their name. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. read more

We were going to a concert at Abravanel Hall last night and since we don't get to SLC often, I was searching Yelp via my phone for something faster than sit down, but nicer than Mcdonald's and close to the concert hall when I came across this place. I'm glad to say that it definitely earned all the good ratings it has gotten and I throw my lot in with all the other fans of this place. My sandwich (just a classic turkey breast) was loaded with meat so I never felt like I was eating mostly bread (though stuffing it that full made it a little hard to eat without shooting my tomato across the table, which actually did happen. Hit my husband too. =P) The balsamic vinegar and olive oil added a nice touch and helped to soften the bread a bit, but not too much. The bread itself was good. Not sure what kind they use but it had a nice crust. This place is more upscale than the Blimpie and the Jimmy John's that frame it. I felt it was somewhere in between sit-down and fast food. The environment was nice too. Cozy and relaxed, it actually reminded me of a place I might find in Seattle, and I was continually surprised to see the streets of Salt Lake and not a view of the Puget Sound outside. All in all it was a great little place that I would definitely go to again next time I'm in Salt Lake. Next time I'll have to try their soup, as I was a little pressed for time with the concert coming up and totally forgot to get soup. Though if the previous reviewers are right, there wouldn't have been any as it was 7pm... Definitely give it a try. It's a great place, especially on a chilly winter day...probably a warm summer one too. read more

Great sandwiches of all kinds. I ate breakfast, and had an egg and avocado croissant. They allowed me to remove the cheese and replace it with cucumbers. This made me very happy since not everything needs to be covered in cheese. The decor was of a hipster and sports vibe. The staff is sort nice. read more