Cafe Niche

From what I tasted and had; everything was yummy 😋 Tried their shaken lemonade as well and the flavor was strong and there, not watered down at all. Definitely want to go back and try their savory stuff cause i had their French toast. Parking is limited but we went on a Monday so it wasn’t crazy busy so we were able to find a spot. They don’t have a kids menu so I had to order a full priced meal for my 11 month old or the other option that was suggested was to order individual sides 🥴🥴

Cafe Niche is something that I really enjoyed, but the service was interesting. We got there and the host was amazing even though there was a short wait, totally understand as the facility is quite small. When we got seated we had two different serves come up to us and the second very much so took his time to attend to us. We were there for over an hour and a half overall, and it took over 45 minutes to get the food and then the rest of the time we ate and waited for the check. The food was really good, made up for the time that it took to get it out. It was really nice that the avocado was so fresh even though it is November in North America right now. The coffee was even better though! I struggle with black drip coffee sometimes, and I always know a latte is going to be good. Getting the drip coffee and only needing a little bit of creamer and 1 stevia packet was amazing. The coffee bean was flavor full and you can tell it wasn't from some basic coffee bag. Only grip I had on this place was that it took a little bit for service and food. The "vibe" was amazing and I am hope full that this was a one time experience with delays is not occurring for anyone else.

Parking is limited, but the place is easy to find. Service is a little slow and the kitchen/food took forever to come out. The plates were not warm, but the food was good. The cappuccino was great! Corned beef =delish! Steak and eggs= meh, light on seasoning slightly over cooked. Ambiance was okay, the place could use a little cleaning all the vents and the tiled wall were dusty. Haven't tried other cafes in the area, but we would probably come back here again to try something else or just for the cappuccino and corned beef!

I get coffe and pasteries there during work and the staff are always super friendly. It's more restaurant than Cafe (and kind of a high-end restaurant at that), but friendly staff and nice atmosphere. I haven't eaten there so can't recommend any dishes but definitely worth checking out if you're hungry or want a coffee and your on the east side of downtown Salt Lake.

Food Quality: 3.5/5 Service: 4/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Value: 4/5 Tried out Cafe Niche and it was good. I didn’t find anything “niche” about this place as the menu items were pretty standard brunch items - French toast, biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, sausage. We ordered the: Croque Madame - Grilled marble rye , daily’s smoked ham, Crescenza cheese, Dijon aioli and 2 local eggs - flavors were good on the sandwich, but the side of hash browns were a bit soggy. Cinnamon French Toast - Cinnamon streusel, maple syrup and whip cream - I was really hoping to like this one except the syrup really ruined it with how overly sweet it was. I wish they would have put it on the side instead of letting the bread soak it all up. Niche breakfast - eggs, bacon, English muffin - nothing too crazy Biscuits and Gravy - House-made Cheddar jalapeno biscuit, sausage gravy and 2 local eggs. - lacked flavor and definitely missed the salt. We never got a water refill with our table of 5 as it seemed to have picked up quite a bit after we received our food. Overall, it was ok. Probably won’t be going back anytime soon.

Had a great experience here! I ordered the mushroom omelette and had gluten free bread with it that was delicious. It was a savory focaccia style bread with green olives which you can rarely find gluten free, so I was really happy about that. The server was friendly and the outdoor patio in the shade was the perfect atmosphere. Will definitely be back!

Wow, those biscuits and gravy were phenomenal. I've searched the valley for good biscuits and gravy and this place is by far the winner. It isn't country style gravy but the biscuits were a great consistency and the gravy didn't feel heavy or make things soggy. We sat on the patio for brunch and it wasn't terribly packed until around noon. There are some area where the sun is brutal so choose your seating with some shade in mind if you use the patio during summer. Also, their coffee is top notch and endless pour. Service was great and genuine. We'll be back.

A friend of mine recommended this place since I was looking for breakfast in the area. I was not disappointed. I came in around 11 AM on a Wednesday and was one of maybe 3 parties there. It was pleasantly quiet. I ordered a breakfast plate with all the basics, but done really well. I especially enjoyed the french bread looking toast and fresh fruit. The staff were very nice and I got my food after what felt like only 5 minutes of waiting. Lovely little cafe.

Went today while checking out some cafes and this was first on the list. I love oasis cafe, their sister restaurant, so I already had high hopes that were absolutely made here! I had an oat milk latte which was very tasty with no complaints. I had their corned beef hash and it was so freaking good. Their toast being baguette was an excellent move. It held the food perfectly on it and the jam paired with it, was heavenly. It was probably the best jam I’ve had at a restaurant in a while if I’m being honest 😂 The corned beef wasn’t too salty though I wish it was a little less dry, that’s what the yolk from the over easy eggs are for though; right?! Overall, staff was attentive and nice, food was delicious and filling, and the atmosphere was relaxing and cute. Will be dining here again and cannot wait to get a group together to come here for brunch! Do recommend ♥️ Note: If bugs bother you, aka springtime in Utah 🥲, then I don’t recommend sitting outside as there are quite a few around the plants. Though, that is also quite common and not the restaurants fault 😉