The People's Coffee

This place is keeping with the times. Aptly named "People's Coffee". The brews have kept on evolving and the place is a hip and cool space.

I enjoy the walks to this coffee shop in the morning, very friendly staff, clean venue and enjoyable atmosphere all around. I strongly recommend anyone to check it out if you're in the area.

The coffee always tastes great, the food is good, and this is a great space to hangout. The interior is beautiful, totally worth checking out! Glad they're here in Salt Lake

It’s meh. We like to call this place “Communist Coffee” since they throw politics at you right as you walk in the door. Coffee is decent, but way overpriced (prices aren’t really for the people, if you catch my drift).

Ever since I found Ascoli Espresso a couple blocks away, which I enjoy much more and which is way less expensive, I won’t be back to this place.

I love this place — coffee is coffee some may say but if you know coffee, this is the place for that perfect brew! Always fun to see the different arts displayed by local artists and photographers. The owner is a local as well - I got to know him over the years and have seen that his way of running his business is very professional, always on point. A lot of options to get coffee in SLC , but I would recommend you try and make this place a part of your coffee routine! Tables and shop are always clean and sanitized for those weary of the GERMS 😎

Love their drip selections and their staffs are always so friendly and positive here.

Great people. Wonderful atmosphere. Staff is friendly and helpful. The coffee is even better than all the previous mentioned statements.

Super friendly and super efficient service, quirky location, great coffee.inside and outside seating.

I love The People's Coffee. It's steadily busy but never gets too loud. Great place to study or work. Even their drip coffee is excellent! Much better than Starbucks. What takes the cake is their Bulletproof Coffee!! It is DELICIOUS! It only comes in one size (16oz) and is ~$5.50. However, this is absolutely worth the treat to yourself.

Is Marxism a hipster gimmick to this establishment? You have a grand picture of Karl Marx, yet your workers don’t own their own labor, are recorded every hour by the owner, make sub-standard wages, etc, etc. there is nothing remotely socialist or Marxist about this place.