
Publik Kitchen is a scratch-made breakfast and lunch restaurant in Salt Lake City’s 9th & 9th neighborhood. Open daily until 2:30pm, we serve from-scratch dishes using locally sourced ingredients alongside craft espresso drinks specialty coffee roasted in-house at our roastery. Our menu features elevated brunch classics — think breakfast burritos, avocado toast, breakfast tacos, grilled cheese and soup, hash , and steak & eggs. . Dine in our sun-filled space or on our patio. We’re part of the Publik Coffee family — four locations across Salt Lake City, all powered by coffee roasted to order on 100% solar energy.
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Address: 931 E 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Phone: (385) 229-4205
Website: https://publikcoffee.com/
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The food was decent enough – it’ll likely be added to the weekend rotation of walkable brunch locales – but nothing mind-blowing. Breakfast sandwich was tasty with a soft bun, but could’ve used cheese, an aioli, and significantly more greens to really make it memorable. Avocado toast lacked seasoning but the peasant bread was yummy. Avoid the sausage unless you’re a fan of overly spiced and over-cooked Italian meatballs for breakfast. Drinks were good and the cocktails were the highlight!
I first went to a different coffee location, but it was already packed.
I’m glad I remembered that there’s a Publik not too far away.
I came in and immediately felt welcomed, especially by Zack. Huge shoutout to him for helping me pick out a drink and providing amazing hospitality service!
It felt like they wanted us to leave and they brought the payment really abruptly even though it was hours before closing and we were the only customers also no attendance to the table whatsoever while we were there, despite being, as I stated, the only customers.
However, their GF house made bread/toast – amazing. I ended up getting the Avocado toast and sausage- which was also really good. The sausage was also something made from scratch and it didn’t have the “made in a plant” taste or consistency which was appreciated.
Overall if you want a farm to table dining experience, come here. Additionally, their staff as a collective were nice and hospitable.
Look forward to eating here again!