Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Tooele

"Like a true sanctuary, Oasis Cafe sits in the heart of Salt Lake City, but still remains perfectly tucked away. With plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and creative vegan and non-vegan fare, Oasis has something for everyone. If you visit for brunch (you should), we recommend their huevos rancheros, which can be served vegan with tempeh or tofu."

"Their flagship store on 390 E 1700 S in Sugarhouse, and then 271 N Center Street on Capitol Hill. Their choice of art and decoration is certainly unique, with some elements that remind me of the famous Voodoo Donuts shops in Portland. Both Alchemy locations are different in their look and feel, but are still consistent in the attention they pay to quality and consistency."

"In the tradition of true alchemists, the folks at Alchemy Coffee turn what they touch into pure gold. One sip, and you’ll be a convert to their magic touch. The atmosphere is laid-back, but it has a hard-rock vibe as well, complete with skulls and an affinity for the Grateful Dead."

"I love how they went above and beyond when asked if they had vegan options. They have a couple of vegan options a..."

"Acting as a support base and home for creative minds within the community, Sugar Space is both an art gallery and a hub for performance and art classes. Artists can rent the gallery space to curate exhibitions of their works and locals can sign up to learn to tap dance or perfect their acting skills in one of the many rolling community courses. Despite being a smaller venue than many of its competing galleries, Sugar Space has hosted exhibitions of pieces by photographer Jeremy Bigelow and visual art displays by Ching-I Chang in its mission to support and showcase both renowned and emerging artists."

"The best bagels you can find in Salt Lake City are at The Bagel Project, and if you’re like me looking for a great breakfast on the go, bagels always seem to hit the spot. The lox and loaded on an everything bagel is truly fantastic or if you’re looking for something on the sweet side try the Nana Bea- sesame bagel with cream cheese and jam. I’ve also gone through several orders of fried egg and cheese on a bialy (similar to a bagel but baked, not baked then boiled, and has poppy seeds and onions on top #TDF) which never fails."

"This business was started as a project to prove that you can still make great bagels, even without NYC’s lauded special water. Given the fact this bagel and bialy based business routinely sells out of their stock – made daily from scratch – we’d say they succeeded. The Bagel Project is open seven days a week, from 6.30 am on weekdays, 7.30 am on weekends – be sure to get here early to make sure you don’t miss out!"

"That’s why Bagels and Greens—and its older sister restaurant the Bagel Project—are precious commodities in Utah. The new downtown outpost for chewy dough slings irresistible bagel sandwiches like the local favorite Lox and Loaded. Don’t leave this essential lunch spot without a baker’s dozen and house-made cream cheese to-go, too."

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"This 10,000 square foot gallery space is home to A Gallery, one of the most prestigious fine art galleries in the state. A Gallery exhibits artworks across a range of media, but primarily painting and sculpture, by both local artists and artists from all over the world. Recent and future exhibitions include work by painters Roland Thompson and Jennifer Rasmusson, amongst a range of other accomplished and emerging artists."

"Located on the benches of Salt Lake City's posh east side, this fashionable shopping center - Utah's first - provides discriminating shoppers a range of upscale venues. Whether you seek ski gear, running shoes, or groceries, you'll find what you're looking for - or at least the high-end version of it. The shops of Foothill Village don't set out to be snobby; they simply have some of the best goods and most knowledgeable staff in town."

"City Creek Center is a wonderful open-air shopping center, residential, and an office building in Salt Lake City. There are over 100 top retailers in various nitches, like electronics, furniture, fashion, textiles, footwear, home decor, and many more. Therefore, if you are looking for shopping in SLC, this is the premier shopping destination in the city."

"And there’s also a public tram that seemed to go almost everywhere we walked. From the hotel we headed to Temple Square, and we shopped some at City Creek Center (near Temple Square) and Trolley Square over the course of two days. The city’s grid system makes it very easy to navigate."

"I don’t normally ooh and ahh over a shopping center, but the City Creek Center in Salt Lake City is gorgeous!. The Goof and I planned a visit here with a goal in mind. We wanted to open the Disney Store."

"Enjoy teppanyaki favorites like Hibachi Steak, Chicken and Shrimp, as well as sushi and sashimi. Become a member of the Chef's Table!. http://www.benihana.com/thechefstable."

"It was really yummy the chef was very nice.The waitress got everything we asked for not to busy we sat with nice people as well More reviews"