The Honeysuckle Coffee Co.

This coffee shop is a hidden gem. It is in a shopping center all humbly hanging out of of 700 south or East not sure, but it is in the city Sandy.

The owners Jenn and Tim are so sweet and down to earth. All the baked goods are amazing and I can’t try any of them so I’ve given them to friends as appreciation gifts type of thing!

The baking is not only done super organized and professional, like they easily could sell to local restaurants and small grocers.. just saying. But for now you’ll have the chance to get the goodies here and try the lavender latte (it comes with 2 shots no matter the size, I usually do 16oz, I need all the caffeine I can get, haha!

Batista wise the coffee blend and taste is definitely raising the bar for Utah, in a good good way.

This place has high ceilings which is nice because it's otherwise just a touch cramped inside. Big service counter. You really have to shimmy around and past chairs, people, etc. to order, pickup, find a seat. The food looked great. Lovely pastries and quiche. But I only ordered an Americano, so I can't say much about the food other than the coffee was exceptionally good. It was busy at 1pm on a Friday. The parking lot was packed, and the shop shares a building with several other businesses so that might explain why it was so hard to find parking. It was a fine place.

Great coffee, minimal but comfy vibes, coffee is roasted locally, and the food options are all across the sweet-savory spectrum.

I got the mocha, it was delicious. I love that they have dark chocolate as an option. I also got the prosciutto scone, which was delicious as well (just a tad bit doughy in the center). I absolutely love the atmosphere. I'd definitely recommend them. Keep up the great work!
Garret Smith

I enjoyed my visit here. I got some decaf beans to take home which were great. The staff was pleasant. The furnishings are nice. I believe I got a decaf vanilla latte which was good. Everything (dishes, tables, the foods) here seems well taken care of and I love that. It was busy and loud in a nice atmospheric way.

This is a really cute coffee shop. Has a little area with toys and books for kids, which is awesome. Overall nice, comfortable setting. Their coffee is amazing and also their non-coffee options. They have some yummy breakfast options. Would definitely recommend the avacado toast. Plus their presentation is lovely, as you can see.

If you’re looking for a warm and inviting space to enjoy a nice honeysuckle latte and light breakfast, stop by! ☕️ The coffee and selection of baked good items was great. My stomach definitely felt warm and happy.

Bagels are pretty good, coffee drinks are okay, but it's the staff that make me not want to return. I've been to Honeysuckle about 3-4 times now, the staff is never friendly, the customer service is lacking (drinks are made incorrectly, togo orders are not boxed even though they ask when ordering) and they complain about it being busy and not having enough people to work. Which is fine, but I don't want to hear that I'm making their lives more difficult when it's busy and they don't have enough staff.

People seem to enjoy the place so, good job on doing well but maybe treat the staff better, higher more people, pay more, and maybe the staff won't be so miserable.

The best 👏🏼 coffee 👏🏼 shop 👏🏼 I’ve ever been to in Utah!! The drinks are so delightful, and the staff are kind and knowledgable about coffee. The pastries and food items never fail to wow me 🥰🥰 And the ATMOSPHERE is gorgeous. Beans & Brews will never hold a candle to HSCC’s performance. I will always reccomend their bagels & a peppermint mocha 💌

I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND GOING WHILE THEY'RE BUSY

Is the food good? Absolutely. Is the coffee decent? Yes, I'd say pretty well done. The service though, it is entitled, rude, and sub-par.

Twice we have had a barista spill our coffee (today onto us) and we had to clean it ourselves. Our drinks have been incorrect twice and we had to box our own food when we asked for a to-go order.

The baristas frequently and loudly complain about customers and joke about telling people there will be an extended wait time so that they can squeeze a moment for themselves.

Honestly, the baristas would benefit from better customer service. However, the owner would also benefit from hiring more staff to help the volume of customers. People don't like being treated poorly, whether that is a customer or employee. Customers pay more money for quality items and we get quality items with a side of sarcasm and a "deal with it yourself" attitude.