Culture Coffee — Restaurant in Salt Lake City

Great place to go to get some work done or just grab a good cup of coffee ☕ . Plenty of nice people to talk too.

Coffee ☕ was great and flavourful. I got an iced vanilla latte. They have quite the selection.

Price 💰 was actually amongst the cheapest for craft coffee in the area. I paid about $5 for a large drink.

Service 🧑‍🍳 was quick and easy. They handled the pressure of a long line with grace while not making you feel rushed. They were knowledgeable and quick to provide a suggestion.

Atmosphere 🪩 was good. The music doesn't get too loud so you can get work done. If you're looking for a very quiet place to work try to avoid peak hours because the talking gets a bit loud. The art work could keep you looking around for a while. Look to the rafters above for an Easter egg 🌺🏝️.

Accessibility ♿ is Pretty good. I didn't see the bathrooms but the area is open enough to navigate an ambulatory device. As far as commutes accessibility goes it's tucked away in a neighborhood off the main street but it has easy Access with the #1 bus line that drops you off on...

You know this place is lit when you have local guides raving in the reviews and uploading a bunch of photos.

WHAT IT IS: A locally-owned, small business with inviting energy and artisan-inspired hipster quirkiness. A grab-n-go joint for your post-lunch pick-me-up that doubles as a comfortable shared working space - the ambience and noise-level is ideal for taking meetings as well - wear headphones!! A family-friendly environment that boasts FREE arcade games, entertaining & cultural reading material, and collaborations with other local small businesses and charities!! An authentic taste for Utah's local hospitality and community that offers outdoor seating with firepits for comfort.

WHAT IT ISN'T: STARBUCKS... If you want 4 ounces of a "frothed almond milk mochaccino, double-shot, upside-down cloud, whipped cream" poured over 20 ounces of ice to round out your $25 venti drink... well it's time to listen to your friends and figure out what actually matters in life.

Shout-out to Isaac for a meticulously thought out, homegrown coffee...

Among the worst coffee shop experiences I've had. They played top 40 dance beats, loud enough to feel bass thumping in my ribcage. With so many people raising their voices, the din became deafening. I’m not a grumpy old lady, and I enjoy loud music if I’m out dancing. They played L'Impératrice, Chris Jedi, The Weeknd, and Kendrick, and while I love all these artists, it was too loud for work purposes. I write in a coffee shop almost daily and I don't require library silence, but this is by far the most egregious noise assault I've encountered.

My other gripe is that they blasted the air conditioning on a 45° day. I’m used to drafty old buildings and keeping my coat on, but the AC was so frigid, my toes hurt.

I love that they're inclusive, BIPoC-owned, and they use a stylish font for their name. Culture attracts a unique group of patrons who, unlike me, enjoy the rowdy atmosphere. To...