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Casual Italian market/deli chain doling out salads, sandwiches & beer in simple surrounds.
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Address: 1516 S 1500 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Phone: (801) 486-6615
Website: https://www.caputos.com/
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Reviews
Justin Whittaker
I got the best sandwich of my life at Caputo’s recently. Loved it! Great service too. I also love that they’re not afraid to stand for what’s right.
… moreEmily White
Madelyn helped us and she was super nice! We came in to get some meats and cheeses for s charcuterie picnic for my birthday and even though they were about to close, she was so nice and patient with us and even offered us samples without us even asking. The food is SO yummy! Such a great spot for meats and cheeses and my husband and I are obsessed with their sandwiches.
… morejb c
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This market is the absolute gem of the neighborhood! It is a total lifesaver and has something for every possible situation.
I recently went in for lasagna noodles, and when they were out of the boxed version, the staff sold me their house-made frozen pasta sheets. The man behind the counter was so kind, giving me expert tips on how to cook with them. Honestly, their own prepared lasagna is so good I almost bought it to pass off as my own!
The Sandwiches: Top-notch quality and huge portions that easily last for two meals.
The Drinks: They sell an Old Fashioned mix that tastes like a $20 craft cocktail once you add your bourbon.
Host Gifts: If you’re heading to a party, their selection of fancy chocolates and tinned fish makes for an impressive gift that guarantees a second invite.
So grateful to have such a high-quality, friendly spot right around the corner. Support this local treasure!
… moreThis market is the absolute gem of the neighborhood! It is a total lifesaver and has something for every possible situation.
I recently went in for lasagna noodles, and when they were out of the boxed version, the staff sold me their house-made frozen pasta sheets. The man behind the counter was so kind, giving me expert tips on how to cook with them. Honestly, their own prepared lasagna is so good I almost bought it to pass off as my own!
The Sandwiches: Top-notch quality and huge portions that easily last for two meals.
The Drinks: They sell an Old Fashioned mix that tastes like a $20 craft cocktail once you add your bourbon.
Host Gifts: If you’re heading to a party, their selection of fancy chocolates and tinned fish makes for an impressive gift that guarantees a second invite.
So grateful to have such a high-quality, friendly spot right around the corner. Support this local treasure!
Montana Throne
I love coming here for their sandwiches. They always hit the spot and are so fresh. The grocery store area carries authentic Italian brands and well-made products. If I ever need a unique ingredient for a recipe or for fun, I think of this place! Always a good experience.
… moreSofia Caballero
Ever since I moved out of Utah I think of Caputo’s very frequently. Their selection is amazing, I enjoyed bouncing between the different locations. I always enjoyed the food, and I always took a little something from the market home with me, especially the cheeses and meats. It is truly a great experience, a professional family business. Selling real artisan’s food, supporting multiple crafts. I miss it a lot, and I have been overjoyed to see Caputo’s is still ethical in every way, including the past week. Not only do they sell you what’s right, but they do it too.
… moreCammy Garvelink
Hands down the best place to get a sandwich in Salt Lake. Their original sandwich ‘The Caputo’ is my favorite! Definitely grab a few to try and their other provisions like items from Parea, another great restaurant that serves Greek food. I also love that they are openly anti ICE and support the Salt Lake Community!
… moreWorth the Miles
Caputo’s Market & Deli lands at a 3-star experience as a solid specialty food market that offers quality ingredients but delivers a more limited on-site dining experience than its reputation suggests.
The strongest element here is the retail selection. Caputo’s carries a good range of specialty items including cheeses, cured meats, chocolates, pantry goods, and imported ingredients that are difficult to find in standard grocery stores. The emphasis on sourcing and product quality is clear, and for home cooks or food enthusiasts, there is genuine value in browsing the shelves.
Where the experience falls short is when you are eating at the store rather than shopping. The prepared food and deli menu selection is relatively narrow, especially given the brand’s reputation. Options feel limited, and while some items are well executed, there is not enough breadth to make it feel like a place you would regularly choose for a meal rather than a quick bite.
Quality on the deli side is inconsistent. Some offerings are flavorful and satisfying, while others feel underwhelming relative to the price point. Portion sizes and value vary, which makes ordering feel less predictable than it should be.
The store itself is clean and organized, though it can feel congested during busy periods. Browsing is far more enjoyable during off-peak hours when the space can breathe.
Service is knowledgeable but variable. When staff engage, they clearly understand the products and can offer useful insight. At other times, interactions feel rushed and transactional, which limits the overall experience.
Overall, Caputo’s Market & Deli works best as a specialty grocery stop rather than a dining destination. It is useful, occasionally enjoyable, but not exceptional, and it does not fully live up to the expectations its reputation creates.
Worth the miles.
… moreThe strongest element here is the retail selection. Caputo’s carries a good range of specialty items including cheeses, cured meats, chocolates, pantry goods, and imported ingredients that are difficult to find in standard grocery stores. The emphasis on sourcing and product quality is clear, and for home cooks or food enthusiasts, there is genuine value in browsing the shelves.
Where the experience falls short is when you are eating at the store rather than shopping. The prepared food and deli menu selection is relatively narrow, especially given the brand’s reputation. Options feel limited, and while some items are well executed, there is not enough breadth to make it feel like a place you would regularly choose for a meal rather than a quick bite.
Quality on the deli side is inconsistent. Some offerings are flavorful and satisfying, while others feel underwhelming relative to the price point. Portion sizes and value vary, which makes ordering feel less predictable than it should be.
The store itself is clean and organized, though it can feel congested during busy periods. Browsing is far more enjoyable during off-peak hours when the space can breathe.
Service is knowledgeable but variable. When staff engage, they clearly understand the products and can offer useful insight. At other times, interactions feel rushed and transactional, which limits the overall experience.
Overall, Caputo’s Market & Deli works best as a specialty grocery stop rather than a dining destination. It is useful, occasionally enjoyable, but not exceptional, and it does not fully live up to the expectations its reputation creates.
Worth the miles.
Aaron Oliver
Caputo’s 15th and 15th location is great. I stopped in today for takeout and grabbed breakfast for my family and everyone loved it. The breakfast sandwiches were amazing and clearly made with care and quality ingredients. You can tell Caputo’s truly cares about their food, their employees, and their community. The food is consistently delicious and it feels good supporting a business that is so rooted in its neighborhood.
… moreGarland Hummal
I’ve been coming to Caputos since I was a kid. They are consistently exceptional. There is not a single item on their sandwich menu that isn’t spectacular and their weekly specials are killer. Their meatball sandwich stands out among a ton of other good places here in the valley. They sell artisan chocolate and their cheese and charcuterie selections are outstanding. Plus, they have the moral character to stand up against injustice. Gotta support a business that not only has legendary food, but heart and soul.
… moreMacKenzie Bowman
This shop has a fun and artsy vibe. Great arrangement of local and imported products (many from Italy). It’s a good time just walking around and seeing what’s for sale.
I’ve eaten here a few times, and I’ve liked it overall. The muffuletta was delicious, as was the hot pastrami. Due to the nature of the pastrami sandwich, it does not hold or travel well. I recommend that for dine-in. The salads were meh and a little dry (the antipasto, Greek, caprese) and I wouldn’t get again.
I will come back! Good high quality olive oils and chocolates, too, sold here.
… moreI’ve eaten here a few times, and I’ve liked it overall. The muffuletta was delicious, as was the hot pastrami. Due to the nature of the pastrami sandwich, it does not hold or travel well. I recommend that for dine-in. The salads were meh and a little dry (the antipasto, Greek, caprese) and I wouldn’t get again.
I will come back! Good high quality olive oils and chocolates, too, sold here.