Mestizo Coffee House

I really like this cafe! It has a welcoming atmosphere and is well suited for writing and studying. The also have some of the best "coffee shop" food I've ever had! Their breakfast sandwiches are amazing!

Ordered a tea had to go back three times to get it.

Awesome place to chill with friends and hang out for a little bit. Maybe get some school work done. The barista was also pretty cool. They have an art exhibit and the drinks are good too.

I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to chill and looking to sip on something hot. 🤓

I've lived here in Salt Lake City for years and just discovered this awesome place. Spacious, comfortable, and great coffee. Also serving yerba mate, red espresso, chai, and breakfast items. What I especially enjoyed (besides my Mexican Mocha) was the artwork displayed.

Great place to drink coffee and hang out a little bit in the morning. As you enter this underrated coffee shop the calming and welcoming atmosphere pulls you right in and guided you to what seems like the best coffee in town. I went on a road trip to Salt Lake City and went to multiple shops like his but Mestizios was by far the best.

Great coffee shop, very and cozy with a little art gallery to look around in while you wait. My only knock is all their pastries come from Costco, so just something to be mindful of.

The coffee was average (pretty comparable to Starbucks) but the wait was so long. They give you a little piece of brownie with your drink. It wasn't that great either

The employees are friendly and good at their jobs. Different and great menu. Well worth it.

I just was at this coffee house for a business trip, it’s super cute and the employees are nice, and I was planning on coming here every day while I was in Salt Lake to get their Matcha Frappe, HOWEVER, I was eating a wrap for my lunch while waiting for my drink and the owner came up to my table.

He told me I can’t eat here, and that there were signs everywhere saying I couldn’t (there wasn’t). I told him I was waiting for my drink and he said “well we don’t let homeless people eat here off the streets, it’s the same thing”. Comparing me to a homeless person? Nu-uh, I gave him my business (and I was planning on giving more the rest of the week), and I feel like the way he spoke to me was unprofessional.

I’m going to take my business elsewhere.

I really like this place. The coffee is good and there is some art to look at. I also love the stickers.