Blue Copper Coffee Room

This is a small coffee shop with delicious coffee and excellent service. The vibes here are great.

My favorite coffee shop in Salt Lake. I also do their coffee subscription program each month for beans and it’s amazing. Highly recommend!

Good coffee, nice pastries, awesome atmosphere and relaxed seating. They've done a good job keeping clean and safe through the pandemic.

The coffee here is often strong with a nutty citrus flavor, similar to three pines if you're familiar. Well balanced drinks and flavoring. They also sell a bunch of cool coffee making supplies.

I love ❤️locally owned coffee shops like this place ❤️. I had some cinnamon coffee cake and a very tasty Ethiopian coffee. Nice place to sit and relax. L

I was a little disappointed in this place compared to 5 years ago, but I’m changing the review based on the reply. I didn’t find roast dates on the bag, but apparently they’re there. No pour over option and the drip coffee was over extracted and bitter. I have fond memories of this place and will be back in a few years (hopefully sooner) to try again. Great coffee nearby is Publik and La Barba.

This is my favorite coffee shop and I'm not totally sure why? There are a lot of reasons to love it. They have oat milk, which is great because I'm vegan and allergic to tree nuts and soy (and don't particularly like coconut milk lattes). I love sitting on the couches and comfy chairs in the back, but the bars and tables are great for working (and I've never felt pressured to leave when I'm there with my laptop). They also have outdoor seating! I love outdoor seating so much. It's always crowded on weekends but I can usually find a place to sit on weekdays. The downside is that they're a little pricey (similar to Publik).

Overall I love going to Blue Copper and find it to be a great place to work.

If you’ve ever taken the time to understand the nuanced process that is sourcing, roasting, cupping & serving specialty coffee, then you’ll know as soon as you walk in the door that Blue Copper is the real deal. There’s always something exciting & new to try, as they rotate their single origin offerings seasonally. The baristas are trained well and truly know how to craft a great drink. Both locations are vibey and inviting atmospheres, where you can enjoy an amazing cup on the patio with friends. Patrick and the team put everything they have into this business, from the coffee, to every little detail in the graphic & interior design. Go pop in and grab a latte or order a bag of beans online, you won’t be disappointed!

First of all, Blue Copper has some of the best coffee we’ve tried! We actually discovered it dining at Tradition near Liberty Park and LOVED their coffee. We were told Blue Copper supplies them. But while their coffee is very good, our experience with both times we’ve gone into the shop on 900 S have been cold, unfriendly, and very pretentious.

With us being new to their product, we had questions. Each time we’ve been in and asked about different things we were treated rudely and as if we were dumb for not knowing. And aside from us having such a negative experience, they totally missed chances to educate a potential repeat customer with their products.

Like most people, just a good product will only go so far with me. Such a large part of it is the interaction and the way one feels. As good as their coffee is, we won’t be back.

I've walked past this place several times but never stopped until last week. I had a flat white with oat milk and it was the best I have ever had, hands down. I haven't been able to stop thinking (or talking) about it and finally had a chance to stop by again today. Still just as good as the first time!

This place does really light roasted coffee. My drip coffee tasted more like tea than coffee, and my espresso tasted sour. I did taste a friend's latte which was delicious. The atmosphere was great and the staff were nice. I think if you want a nice spot to work or a sweet drink you'll like this place. If you are into tasting black coffee/espresso you may be disappointed. This place was also expensive, with $3 for a single shot of espresso, and $3 for a 12oz drip coffee.