Two-Bit Street Café

Ambience is great. Food is okay, the rest was pretty bad. 😞 They got my order wrong and then wanted to charge me to fix it. The men's restroom was very dirty and the bowl was near flooding with feces in it. The garbage was overflowing. We went for breakfast, so I'm assuming the bathroom was disgusting all night. I wanted to love this place for it's historic nature and cool setting, but I can't.

Great restaurant with outstanding quality food and great service; historical site, once visited by gangster Al Capone; had garlic burger with fries, egg and salmon Benedict, and appetizer (boiled egg wrapped in sausage); top 10 restaurant in Ogden

Two-Bit Street Cafe has delicious food and historic downtown Ogden Prohibition Fun stories. I absolutely love the stories about Al Capone there. During the Prohibition, Tunnels were used. Two-Bit Street Cafe has kept everything the same. Like stepping back in time ❤

Went for brunch. It was not busy at all. They took our order, then we waited an hour, and left with no food because it was still not close to being ready.

Great food good service amazing atmosphere! Cute little bar in front and speakeasy in other side. I can't wait to come here again!

Locally owned. This is where I take friends for brunch when I want to give them a uniquely Ogden experience for breakfast. Don't come here if you are in a hurry. Come here if you want to take your time and enjoy the food, service, and history of the location.

Literally one of the best places we've ever been for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner. Both the service and food are admirable and excellent, our server Avery he was very super polite and genuine and we loved this experience

This is truly a Utah gem! It's a perfect little hole in the wall type of cafe with vintage vibes and some unique history. It has a lot of cool decor, and gives you the feeling like you're back in a speakeasy. The food is unbelievably amazing, and the people that work there are as well. Has definitely become one of my favorite places to eat.

Have usually enjoyed coming here but today we tried to get a table with a party of five adults and three toddlers and were turned away. We offered to split up and sit separately and were told they would not do that and could not and would not seat us. It was bizarre and very off-putting and I will not be returning here in the future. Very rude and unprofessional staff.

EDIT: In response restaurant's reply: We were never a party of 11. We were never told there were parties ahead of us, the hostess was extremely rude to us, told us she refused to seat us, and there was never an offer to seat our group when you realized the size was 8.

This response and the restaurant's lack of ownership for the situation solidified our group's decision to not patronize this business in the future.

Me and my girlfriend came for Sunday brunch and had a great experience. The food was amazing, the service was fantastic, and the environment was welcoming and comfortable. Highly recommend!