
Biscotts is a family friendly café within Daybreak in South Jordan, Utah that features freshly baked goods, aromatic coffee, salads and sandwiches. We offer dine-in, take-out, pool side, catering and delivery services. Our menu is inspired by locally sourced ingredients and features a variety of croissants, parfaits and croissanwiches as part of the breakfast offerings. Lunch and dinner comprise of gourmet sandwiches and salads. Our pastries are not the typical pastries you find in the market which are usually loaded with sugar and covered with overly rich frosting. Inspired by the European style patisseries they are delicate, baked with less sugar and come in unique flavors. Celebration cakes for all occasions also are available!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6172 W Lake Ave, South Jordan, UT 84009
Phone: (801) 295-7930
Website: https://www.biscotts.com/
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Reviews
The server with the glasses was amazing even though he was busy, he still brought the food to our table himself. Great service and really kind people. Definitely recommend this place
Today, we ordered our usual egg and cheese, croissant sandwich and the guy working there brought out this green egg patty with pepper that we’ve NEVER seen before and when I asked what happened to the scrambled eggs that usually comes on it, he said “we changed our menu.” When I asked are you sure they changed their menu? He then said “well we ran out of eggs and the delivery truck didn’t come.”So he changed his story and lied straight to my face. Then he said that the scrambled egg patty that he served us was made at their house. And then came back with “next time you want it scrambled, you’ll have to ask us “ yeah, no. That is not on me to have to ask when the same breakfast croissant has always been made with scrambled eggs.
How hard is it to go down the street to Smith’s and buy a case of eggs? Anyone with a proper food handlers permit would know you can’t cook food at home and bring it to a business. Then he charged me twice for the exact same meal. He claimed that he refunded everything.. hmmm let’s hope that’s correct. I will be watching on my statements. So my family and I couldn’t eat breakfast and it was once again for the third time a waste of time coming in. I had to pack up my kids and baby once again back in the car and find food elsewhere. Something happened here with management or ownership and it is awful. We will not be returning to this place. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.
The breakfast burritos were cold and did not have good flavor. Salsa terrible. The granola bowl was decent.
Breakfast is not that hard to make good. This place misses on everything.
We will not be back.
I grabbed the Black Forest slice, and let me tell you — that thing didn’t just taste good. It tasted like forgiveness. Like closure. Like maybe my problems aren’t as big as I thought they were when chocolate and cherries are involved.
The place itself hits that perfect middle zone: not tiny, not huge, just big enough to breathe but small enough to feel like you’ve stepped into someone’s peaceful little world. It’s quiet too — the kind of quiet where your thoughts stop screaming at you for a second. The staff were friendly in that calm “we’re just doing our thing” way, not the forced corporate smile that makes you want to run.
It’s the type of café where you can actually get stuff done, or not do anything at all and nobody cares. You can just exist… with cake. Which, honestly, is a life plan I can fully support.
If you need a place to reset, relax, or eat dessert before noon without judgment, Biscotts is your place. And trust me — get the cake. It fixes things.