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1. Publik Coffee Roasters
$ | |This ubercool artisan-coffee purveyor has several locations around town, with this simple, streamlined shop in a converted service station in the Avenues arguably the most inviting, in part because of its handsome wooden tables and for its location along a block of lovely historic homes. Publik sources its fair-trade beans from high-quality farms throughout Latin America and Africa, and always offers an interesting array of seasonal espresso drinks, like the wintertime favorite Sweet Melissa, a honey syrup–infused latte with lemon balm, sage, and sweet mint.
502 3rd Ave., Utah, 84103, USA385-229–4836Known For
- Completely solar-powered
- Inviting, historic building
- Exceptional coffee and espresso drinks
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2. Tea Zaanti
$ | |In a city known for healthy living and spiritualism, this Sugar House purveyor of exceptional loose-leaf teas, fine wines (by the bottle or in single-serving cans), and light but tasty snacks has a devoted following. Pick your tea from the lengthy menu—the blueberry matcha is a standout—and enjoy it hot, as a latte, or iced.
1944 S. 1100 E, Utah, 84106, USA801-906–8132Known For
- Dog-friendly patio
- Well-curated wine list
- Decadent drinking chocolates
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3. Alchemy Coffee
$ | |In the Liberty Wells district a little west of Sugar House, this eclectically furnished café with cozy armchairs, rotating art exhibits, and high-ceiling rafters is an inviting place to while away a morning or afternoon. Veggie quiche with house-made aioli, thick-cut sourdough avocado toast, and well-crafted espresso drinks provide sustenance, and there's always good music playing.
390 E. 1700 S, Utah, 84115, USA801-322–0735Known For
- Diverse crowd
- Sweet chocolate chai lattes
- Almond and chocolate croissants
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4. Blue Copper 2000
$ | |This cozy branch of a well-established minichain is in an atmospheric old building a few blocks west of the capitol and is a perfect place to relax on the patio with an Earl Grey latte or flat white, maybe while enjoying a slice of raspberry shortbread. It's also a great stop for grabbing cold brew or kombucha to take with you on a hike in nearby City Creek Canyon.
401 N. 300 W, Utah, 84103, USA801-225–2092Known For
- Sidewalk seating
- Carefully sourced coffees
- Rich pastries and fluffy muffins
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5. Salt Lake Roasting Company
$ | |Since 1981 the Roasting Company has sourced, bought, imported, roasted, and sold dozens of varieties of coffees. Great pastries, desserts, light breakfast and lunch fare, free Wi-Fi, and friendly, knowledgeable staff make this a Salt Lake institution. You'll detect the distinctive aroma of their coffee in the lobby of the public library, where there's a satellite location.
820 E. 400 S, Utah, 84111, USA801-363–7572Known For
- Lots of space to spread out and work, read, or socialize
- Great selection of herbal teas
- Opens very early
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