Mestizo Coffee House

Red Hot White’s are amazing! Love this place and the atmosphere! So perfect to just hang out or do some work and admire the beautiful art. Such few places like this in Utah. Makes me feel like I’m in a different state.

I'll come back here for the people, though the coffee was able to come with me when I left and was truly awesome.
Not only am I stoked to have this little gem within walking distance of my house, I have to say that the Mexican Mocha made my day so much better - and I'll be back soon for the Bloody Chai everyone is talking about!
I love the location, the interior, and the super fun people who work and hang out there. See you all soon!!!

I can't believe how cool this place is!!! I used to live in the apartments years ago when they first opened and never stopped in! I really enjoyed it there and loved their house made smoothies & the vibe! There were cute old people dancing in the art room it was so special to see!

Hipster cool-kid vibes. Queer friendly. Pastry options could be better. Barista’s people skills could be improved. While I appreciate the serious covid precautions they take, I felt uncomfortable with my contact info for contact tracing be out in the open on the sign in.

The environment is amazing and chill , the baristas are friendly there are things here you can buys that look super cool and I’m about to try their blended Mexican mocha I’m super pumped for this , they are against the homeless one of the people here said and won’t let them have water , they do serve food here at this location including breakfast and lunch , the parking for here isn’t too bad it’s in a strange location at the apartment or condo complex but it makes for a super interesting environment. I did see a mouse which was not fun to see (After trying the Mexican mocha ) : The mocha taste super great, has chunks and is super dark which is great for a blend

Drinks are good, atmosphere is unique and comfy. Great decorations in both wall art and furniture. My only issue is that it gets pretty loud when drinks are being made and it's difficult to hear yourself talk unless you're in the back room.

It’s in an apartment complex. Coffee was OK.

Just stepped off the plane in Salt Lake City, looking for a place to kill some time until my meetings began. Googled coffee house and Mestizo came up. After doing a little research, I seen I can take the train straight from the airport. I walked in to an amazing environment, art on the walls, great music playing in the background. Order some coffee and a sandwich was I was pleasantly surprised. IT WAS DELICIOUS. This place is 5 stars, I recommend!

One of the only coffee shops west of I-15 and it's one of the best. Period. Great menu of teas, coffee, smoothies and more. Try the Mad Delight, Mexican mocha, or a smoothie. Their food menu isn't huge but everything they made is delicious and fresh. Try the turkey bacon sandwich or the super porridge. The baristas are all awesome people that love the art of coffee and are fun. Tip the baristas well, people!

The atmosphere is unique too. Very chill. They have open mic night every Wednesday and it's a fun place to hang out at night, especially on their outdoor seating area in summer.

I've been visiting in Salt Lake for just over a week and I've stopped here three times, when normally I'd try a new place everyday. Everything I've ordered has been great; I really recommend their "red hot white" which is a white mocha made with rooibos tea instead of espresso. Delicious! I also loved the super porridge, and they have several varieties of tamales that were tasty. There's several choices for loose leaf tea, including mate done In the traditional way.

I was so impressed with the ambiance! There's a definite multicultural atmosphere which I found really lovely. Even more so is the obvious support by the owner(s) of local talent and causes: there's a relatively large gallery space where a local artist had paintings hanging. Most of the time you can sit there with your coffee, and on certain days of the week there's live music. While I was there a tango class was going on, and another day a violin class? I also saw postings for different groups that meet there as well. This coffee shop is really making a difference in its neighborhood and community.

There's plenty of seating options and many people stay for awhile reading, working, or meeting with friends. If you are one who needs a very quite place for work or study, this may not always be the place for you because of the occasional burst of tango music or someone practicing the piano. I personally loved it, but I was just there to relax.

The only other small downside is that the small parking lot has a two hour maximum, and I got the vibe that the owner will confront someone about that if they blatantly disregard the maximum. I'd been there for maybe six hours when he asked me about my car; he had no way of knowing that I'd been there that long because my car was in the shop down the street after a fender bender that morning. He was a bit brusk, but I'm sure the parking can become a real issue, plus with how much I loved everything else about the place it was easy to let it go. I came back twice after and had nothing but great experiences.

I definitely plan to stop here whenever I'm in Salt Lake! This kind of gem makes me wish I was a local.