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A Cup of Joe
353 W 200 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 · 801-363-8322
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DOWNTOWN. This artsy coffeehouse offers two boon companions: terrific java and a wide range of reading material. Indeed, the young crowds who congregate here enjoy mochas, cappuccinos, and espressos while perusing the latest arts publication or literary supplement. Joe's offers pastries and baked goods all day, so your sweet tooth will never suffer. Stop in for lunch, and enjoy homemade veggie quiche, pasta salad, and tasty sandwiches. Poetry slams are featured on the third Saturday of each month.
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DOWNTOWN. This coffee shop with the colorful name specializes in Hawaiian coffees, which grow rich and flavorful on the islands' lush volcanic slopes. The shop itself has a coastal feel with rough woods and rustic accents. Patrons hang out with steaming cups of java, anticipating the buzz that comes from high-quality beans. To sweeten the experience, order a pastry, a muffin, or biscotti. If you require more than that, Bad Ass offers light fare, including soups and salads.
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DOWNTOWN. You can choose from over 50 flavors of ice cream at Fendall's, which has been around since 1910. Homemade, rich, and creamy, these decadent varieties are some of the best you've ever tasted. A bit of advice: the burnt almond fudge and the spumoni are out of this world. Gelatos, sorbets, and other frozen treats are also much-favored fare.
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HIGHLAND. For more than 50 years, the Beau Brummel Bakery treated Salt Lakers to some of the best French baked goodies in town. Today, the Glaus French Pastry Shoppe continues this reputation at the same Highland location, offering up everything from chocolate eclairs to fruit-filled tarts.
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Le Petit Cafe
500 S Main St, Little America Hotel, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 · 801-363-6781
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This is a great little spot for a midmorning or afternoon refresher. Beverages are the menu item of choice, with several hot and cold coffee and tea drinks available. If you have a hankering for something sweet, freshly squeezed lemonade, fruit smoothies, ice cream, and pastries are also on offer. But if you're in the mood for something even more indulgent, you must try the thick burnt almond milkshake.
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DOWNTOWN. Elaborately decorated cakes are Mrs. Backer's specialty, and designs range from simple assemblies to absolutely elegant creations that boast intricate poinsettia or daffodil blossoms. Tarts, tortes, cookies, and trays of baked goodies have made Mrs. Backer's popular for over 50 years!
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DOWNTOWN. Stop in any day of the week to enjoy your favorite baked goods and Pierre's renowned French breads and baguettes. Sourdough, whole wheat, and rye loaves, cheese bread, Italian focaccia, and flaky croissants filled with all sorts of good things are but a few of the items that will have your mouth watering. Soups, salads, sandwiches, and quiche are also part of the game, as is a full coffee and espresso bar.
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DOWNTOWN. This two-story cafe serves delicious roasted coffees (ranging from lattes to dark espressos) throughout the day. Outside seating makes the Roasting Company a popular late night gathering spot as well. A variety of scrumptious lunch and dinner options are available, and the staff makes sure that there are plenty of fresh breads and pastries available all day long.
Coffee fiend? Sweet tooth? You’re in the right spot — our selections serve rich roast coffees and gourmet desserts. Expect to find specialty shops as well as traditional restaurants with an expert pastry chef. Take the time to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where you can linger and enjoy music, conversation, or a good book.
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