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Address: 733 Genesee Ave, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Phone: (435) 962-1628
Website: http://www.fortythreebakery.com/
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The only downside is that the wait can be pretty long, especially during busy hours. One time it was also really smoky inside, not sure if something had burned but, even with that, the food was 100% worth the wait.
If you’re looking for amazing food and incredible pastries, this spot is definitely worth checking out. Highly recommend!
And let me tell you about the pastries and breads, simply delicious! You’ll want to keep eating more! I will definitely be back, also, don’t forget to get your coffee!!
Love this place, is a gem!!
Right off the bat, the cozy industrial atmosphere is pleasant to the eye. There is plenty of space so it doesn’t feel crowded. The Christmas decorations give it a magical touch. Good, fast and friendly service.
Dishes were very well presented and exquisite. Very original as well. They are smaller portions than in other places, with a slightly elevated price. You do get satisfied with one plate and a pastry, luckily. But overall, very well worth it. Will be coming back soon.
Ordered the mushroom tortellini. I have never tried mushrooms with so much flavor before. The passion fruit mocktail, the apple pie danish, ricotta benedict, orange grey tea bread can be recommended by us.
The one drawback are the restrooms. I know, you don’t go to a restaurant for the restrooms, but they are part of the experience. They were clean for sure, yet unsightly. Reminded me of a gas station restroom. Nevertheless, don’t let this stop you from coming.
This place is in kind of a random part of town and we weren’t sure what to expect from the dinner menu since this has been up until (I think?) this past week just a breakfast / brunch / bakery hotspot. However, we were really pleasantly surprised by the rich flavors and texture in the Wild Mushroom Tortellini – especially since we aren’t typically big mushroom people – and we scraped the plate clean. The loaded potato pizza was fantastic; crispy and puffy and generous with its toppings.
As for everything else.. the staff was very sweet and helpful. The prices felt reasonable. The ambience was wonderful.
Highly recommend, thanks again!
I recommend Forty Three to anyone looking for a cute place to eat!
Only complaint is that I think it would be nice to have the option of the amount of cream and sugar is in my drip coffee.
Chef Andrew Corrao really knows his craft, and when he comes over to explain the dishes, it feels like having your own personal chef right there at the table. The space itself is amazing – they transformed an old warehouse into a really special place with the exposed brick, concrete floors, industrial ceiling, and open kitchen where you can watch everything happen.
What I love is that it’s not just a bakery (though their baked goods are incredible). It’s a complete dining experience with everything from unique dinner options to great pizza and desserts. Definitely one of our favorite spots in town!
Photos: Clams&Couscous, Bison Short Rib Pappardelle, Butter Roasted Organic Chicken, Pistachio Creme Brulee, Lavender Latte.