Kneaders Bakery & Cafe

Great kneaders restaurant. We like their breakfast. I always go for the Mango smoothie which taste great and gives me all day energy. The croissants are very good. This location is well placed had good parking and friendly staff. We also like their sandwiches and salads.

Good food. Very tight, cramped dining area. Seasonal timing placed me there while they were putting up Christmas decorations, so some dining tables were being used just to hold freight boxes. Can't blame the employees, they were doing their best with the limited space they had. I suspect they were short-staffed, they seemed a bit frantic and stressed.

I love the food at Kneaders. My biggest complaint with them is that they are so slow! If you have a decent amount of time to spend waiting for your food, check them out. If you are in a hurry, it might be best to try another place. Service is always friendly and the food is always excellent, when you get it. Take some friends with you to visit though for your wait.

If you're looking for cold french toast and a burnt omelette this is you're spot.

We waited for our food while a party of 8 got their entire meal after arriving well after we had ordered.

All of the employee were in casual clothes and the one who acted like he was in charge looked like he just rolled out of bed.

This was the same manager/supervisor who, when the phone rang, yelled "NOO! DON'T ANSWER THE PHONE!"

Wildly unprofessional experience, and subpar food. Drive an extra ten minutes and go to the Riverwoods location.

They messed up my order, but my wife's order was fine. Also, they took quite a while to get my food out to me. I was ordering through the drive through and could not check it until I got home. Normally like kneaders, but this was a disappointment.

Kneaders is amazing, but this location is disappointing. I chose to meet a friend for breakfast here and specifically chose Kneaders for their Mexican Omelette. I ordered it and the cashier (seemed like the manager) told me they couldn’t make it. So I changed my order to a breakfast sandwich and he said he couldn’t do anything with eggs. I asked if they were out of eggs and he said “we have eggs, but we have to save room on our grill for French toast”. The restaurant had maybe 6 people in it. So I had to order something I didn’t want. He proceeded to complain to me about how his grill is half the size of other Kneader’s grills. All of this would’ve been okay, but I felt like he was irritated and not the nicest to me during my order. As if he was bugged that I wanted eggs for breakfast. Glad I know now. I’ll be avoiding this location.

Came for some dinner, stayed for some dessert. My goodness the desserts at this place. They put the delicious baked goods and pies and cheesecakes and DOMES (like, what are domes even?) right in front of you as you wait in line. These guys know what they're doing. I bought myself a slice of raspberry cream pie and an eclair. Very nice. Very delicious.

My only gripe is that the service wasn't too warm. The cashier was pretty much emotionless and seemed ambivalent, unfortunately. Also, she spilled the first piece of raspberry cream pie, but I don't hold it against her; I too always mess up the first slice out.

7.5/10 would most likely recommend.

They are always out of basic menu items at all times of the day… I’ve been several times over a few months thinking maybe it was a fluke day, but it has become a consistent problem. And the food lately has been burnt and smoothies not blended.

Just a terrible restaurant for lunch. You pay upwards of $10 for a sandwich that would have been better had you made it at home. Soup was like a canned pasta sauce but watered down. Salad was exquisitely bad and it seemed like they were simply trying to get rid of the hard white chunks at the bottom of the head of lettuce. They didn’t put the drink lids on right and they blew up in our car. So we decided to bring it to a nice park to relax. Luckily, they didn’t pack any napkins or any utensils! So we had the awesome chance to drive back home and eat our worse-than-homemade food in the safety of our kitchen for $26. :) I would pick literally any restaurant in Utah over Kneader’s lunch any time.

This was my first visit to Kneaders and overall it was a good visit. The bread they used for their sandwiches was awesome, but the stuff inside wasn't much to brag about. I was also looking forward to the soup as it was a cold day, only to find myself eating a small bowl of what tasted like canned soup. If this place was strictly a bakery it would be awesome, but when it comes to the food you can get a much bigger and better sandwich for $7 elsewhere.