Local Coffeehouse Tours
Local Coffeehouse Tour - Culture Coffee - Salt Lake City
Culture Coffee takes SLC's coffee scene to a new cool place. They play a constant mix of known and underground hip-hop. They sell cool records, cool t-shirts, and other cool merch,...
Local Coffeehouse - Old Cuss Coffee Co. - South Salt Lake City, Utah
Old Cuss Coffee Co. is a destination coffee shop for those who love coffee, vintage clothing and accessories, and vegetarian food. Tucked away off of Main Street in South Salt Lake, you'll find this western-themed spot with actual owner-operators making the food and drinks.
Local Coffeehouse - Rawbean Coffee - Salt Lake City
Rawbean Coffee in Salt Lake City, Utah, has been one of my go-to drive-through coffee shops for the past 10 years in Salt Lake City. This isn’t one of those stores where you have to wait until you get to the window to order your coffee and treats. Rain or shine, snow or heat, the Rawbean baristas come to you.
Local Coffeehouse | Holy Water | Salt Lake City
My buddy Charlie and I were at a party the other night having a convo about how we didn't want to end up being lonely angry old men some day....
Local Coffeehouse - Loki Coffee - Salt Lake City
I visited Loki with my friend Josh whom I'd call a local coffee scene connoisseur. Josh glanced around the shop and could tell me where certain patrons worked (many of whom work for top shops or roasters) as well as a few patrons who were actively cheating on their regular shop. Juicy! I know!
Local Coffeehouse | The People's Coffee | Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah
If you are looking to be in the thick of what's happening on the cool side of downtown, check out The People's Coffee.
Local Coffeehouse | Publik Coffee Roasters | Avenues, Salt Lake City
If you ever visit Salt Lake City, Utah, I recommend a quick trip to The Avenues, a historic neighborhood just outside of downtown SLC. The neighborhood is super cool because...
Local Coffeehouse | Honeysuckle Coffee Co | Salt Lake City, Utah
I honestly didn't know what to expect when I got on my bike and rode down Main Street in Salt Lake City. Main Street is part downtown skyscrapers, part homeless encampments, part working class neighborhood, and part used car dealerships, so I was definitely surprised when I found myself in a coffeehouse that felt like a modern European establishment.
