Nostalgia Café

You have to step over the homeless and deal with the overwhelming smell of urine to enter but once you walk in the doors the place is downright lovely. The staff was playful and fun. The coffee was delicious. The bagel sandwhich I got was the biggest bestest sandwich ever. Delicious! Reasonably priced. I highly recommend

Coffee and crepes are delicious. They showcase different artists all the time and they have various seating like couches, small tables for dates or large ones for groups to study with.

Haven’t been here for a hot minute but am glad to hear that they have been able to keep their doors open and lights on per post COVID shell, the demise of all small businesses everywhere and anywhere.

They have vegan desserts that are order-able here, not sure if they offer gluten free or not.
That may or may not be why I haven’t tried their baked goods.
Can’t remember if they buy them locally or make them.

Either way a little hidden, but worth it when you find it!

I have been visiting this place since few years. Good atmosphere, OK coffee but 80 percent of the staff is rude, unprofessional or they do not like their job. Occasionally, I get lucky with an individual who smiles/provides good customer service. Common, you absolutely can do better than this! :)

Morning with best coffee in town! Nice coffee and sandwich.

The coffee is good but not the crepes. The food was subpar. But if you want just coffee this would be a good place. The wall art is wonderful, good atmosphere.

It's a quaint little internet cafe that lives up to its name of nostalgia. Even with c extreme weather the place is now. And enjoy a break in the weather wow that was a lot of snow. Thumbs up and I'll be back again and again and again thank you!

This place is now a go-to in Salt Lake city for me, they serve some awesome crepes and sandwiches for decent prices, and the atmosphere is really comfortable! I would highly recommend you give this place a try!

Saw the reviews about this place never being open until it says it's supposed to be and today we fianlly went and guess what... we paid for parking then walked to the door that was locked with a sticky note on it that said "closed at 5 today" abd it said online they were open until 9. Do the employees just hate working here that much or what??

This is a very typical local cafe.

SLC coffee culture/industry has been growing quickly recently. Why did I say that? It means most of old cafes in UT need to step up on their coffee.
Most of the cafes part-timers do not have barista certification, nor into coffee. Absolutely it’s rare to find a good coffee here. So based on market, I give two stars.

When you walk into this place, you will smell burnt oil instead of scent of fresh coffee beans. Idk why they cook out there, without shield or anything.
Ok price. For the overall experience it’s the highest price what they could ask for it. (I still don’t understand why americano price goes up by size with same shots of espresso lol, oh yeah hot water)
Loud, stinky, and dusty.

Failed on vibe, service, and quality but the reason I am giving two stars:
This place has lots of potential though. Great location, roomy, and many Utahn has their own nostalgia from this place.