Caffe Ibis Gallery Café

Every time we visit Logan we greatly look forward to our morning cup at Ibis. It's a relaxed little coffee joint surrounded by cute little stores selling a variety of things from gemstones to soap. Take a chance if you get one to drop by here.

The cafe is the hub for all cool things in Logan. Great coffee roasted local, fun staff and now the best pastry chef in the Valley, Amber is creating temptations for everyone. The indoor and outdoor vibe is always uplifting, positive and welcoming to everyone.

I've been to Caffe Ibis A few times and Everytime I've been it's been nice and homey. The tea and dessert is great. The service is excellent and just awesome. They have bio-degradible straws as well as their own flasks and coffee beans. I'd suggest this place if you'd want to go on a date or just go there for a nice cup of coffee/tea.

Wonderful selection of coffee and friendly staff. I wish Ibis coffee was sold where I live so I didn't have to order it online!

The food was absolutely fantastic. Fresh ingredients, healthy servings and great flavor.
I ended up needing to wait about 30 minutes for a sandwich...which was pretty long. However, it was worth the wait.

Love Ibis! Excellent coffee, great service, and a good atmosphere. Ibis is my favorite place in Logan to get a coffee from!

The place rules. Incredible coffee, super kind service, and an atmosphere that makes everyone feel welcome. Killer place!

We’re local folk that have been going to Ibis for years and have loved it up until the past few months. Staff has change drastically with a completely different energy. They seem to be more self-involved and with each other with a lack of care for the customers coming in. Also they charge extra for no ice! I’m paying for a 16oz drink not a drink with 3/4 ice! My drink the other day was mostly ice, which is why I like to ask for little to no ice, but not at an extra cost! I hope that Ibis can become the coffee shop we once loved again.

A Destination Coffee Spot. The OG of good Utah roasters, tip-less employment, the right equipment, and the best selection of their beans you might not yet have in your local grocery store. All of this in the quintessential setting. (Or maybe it's just Autumn and the building & street is particularly charming this morning). If you love espresso, don't enter the valley without dropping in.

This place used to be my absolute favorite. I moved to Canada and I still ship their coffee up to me so I'm never without it. However, I was so disappointed with my last experience. I am visiting for the first time in over a year and I was rushing from Idaho as fast as I could before they closed. I got there a few minutes before closing, which I understand is an annoying thing but I was so so excited. The girl at the counter positively scowled at me when I ordered an espresso drink and then proceeded to loudly talk to her co worker about locking the doors so no one else came in. My mocha tasted burnt so overall I was left with a literal and figurative bad taste in my mouth. I'll start looking for some decent beans closer to home from now on