Kneaders Bakery & Cafe

While the food and the value is OK, the wait time is kinda bad, even with only 3 tables occupied in the store. The «all-​you-​can-​eat» French toast is more like «40-​minutes-​and-​3-​requests-​later-​you-​got-​one-​more-​piece» French toast.

My husband and I decided to go to Kneeders for some french toast. We decided to go through the drive-​thru. After waiting 15 minutes to order, we were told that they were no longer serving breakfast (it had just turned 11), and they offered us other options instead. Cutting our losses, we went with cinnamon rolls. It took us another 30 minutes to get to the window. When we told the cashier that we were in line before 11, she said that her headset had died, and she was unaware that anyone was in the drive-​thru. Instead of offering to still serve us breakfast, she handed us our cinnamon rolls. My husband later found a piece of plastic inside his cinnamon roll. Overall, the service was terrible and the food was not worth the 45 minutes in line. I do not recommend this restaurant for breakfast.

Kneaders has wonderful fresh food and great bread! Order suggestions:
Breakfast: bottomless french toast, egg and sausage sandwich, pastries.
Lunch: the Ruben, tuna sandwich on their hazelnut bread
The atmosphere has a café feel and it’s one of the best alternatives to fast food.

kneaders is amazing! I go to this location quite often for lunch at work and the employees are super nice! Every time i go in they are all very happy and excited to help me out and answer any questions that i have. The food there is fantastic too. Their samples they have out always convince me to get more than i intended walking in!

I feel like this place is really overrated, french toast is pretty great, but besides that i don’t get it

5 stars because it keeps me coming back. They have great salads, sandwiches and desserts. Love the breakfast pancakes and French toast. We try and recreate their meals at home because they’re so good.

I have been waiting in line at the drive up window for 30 minutes now. One word… RIDICULOUS. I don’t care how good the food is. Not acceptable.

Wow fabulous! We had the all you eat French toast at $ 5 a person. Not only was it a great price but just one plate filled us up. No need to feel guilty for not eating your money’s worth. It was made from chunky cinnamon bread and the syrup was a light buttermilk style syrup with just a hint of maple: perfect for the toast. So tasty! The décor was lovely and elegant but casual. Servers extremely helpful and friendly. Great experience. They had samples of other things out they looked delicious but I was too full to try it! Very definitely would I go back!

I love kneaders. I love their sandwiches, salads, and soups. My favorite is the turkey cranberry salad. It is huge and delicious. They always give out free samples of their amazing bread.
Let’s talk dessert. I’ve had most of their desserts my favorites are the chocolate dome, chocolate mint brownie, bread pudding, and fruit tart.

Not very many breakfast options in the area. Kneader’s is probably the best as far as food goes. You can eat in but we usually take out and eat it at home. My favorites are the pecan pancakes and French toast (French toast is amazing). I hear the breads are good, as well as sandwiches, I just prefer breakfast.

I don’t understand why everyone loves this place so much. It is beyond my comprehension. They don’t make anything you couldn’t make at home in 5 minutes that would actually taste better, actually fill you up, and save you a ton of money.
I’ll review this turkey sandwich I got today when my company got Kneaders to deliver to us. The bread is falling apart, the turkey is dry, and it’s too small. I get a cookie (which is also really dry), a small potato salad that has more onions than potatoes, and a complementary chocolate truffle which is unfortunately the best part of the whole meal. I would not recommend this place to anyone, and It’s difficult to understand why this place has gained such a cult following in Utah county.

Kneaders is an easy choice when deciding where to eat, but I still wouldn’t recommend it. Their sandwiches are decent and they’ll grill any of them if you ask. Salads can be a little plain, but not bad. The bread and desserts are to good but large portions and heavy. Easily their chocolate chip cookie is best but go in the early afternoon if you want them fresh. Desserts are half off after 9pm.
The environment is casual, fun if you’re in to little knickknacks. For me, it just feels like a lot of clutter and is distracting when eating.

Same delicious french toast in a new (ish) location! This is one of the nicer Kneaders I’ve ever visited. Unlike their place on Bulldog Boulevard, this Kneaders is spacious and bright. There wasn’t any wait, and we quickly perused the baked goods case then placed our order.
As I mentioned above, my friend and I both got french toast. If you haven’t had it at Kneaders before, you definitely should. The slices of bread were huge and well cooked, and came with a cup of delicious homemade syrup and strawberries with whipped cream on the side. Although this meal is technically bottomless, I was stuffed after two slices and called it a day. My friend also ordered raspberry bread pudding, which he raved about. Definitely worth checking out if you, too, enjoy a good bread pudding from time to time.
I’m not in Provo often, but would definitely return to this location, given their delicious breakfast options and lovely quiet atmosphere.

I absolutely love Kneaders. It is my go to place. They have amazing sandwiches and salads. Their smoothies are amazing and so is their bread and French toast.
I’m not a fan of any of their desserts though. And I have a huge sweet tooth so take my word for it.

Regular lunch spot. Great food. Prices a bit on the high end of reasonable, but okay.

I make sure to stop in when I am the area. I have never had their french toast but others in my group have and they’ve always love it. I’ve only been for breakfast but I’ve always enjoyed it and never had a bad experience.

Never-​ending French Toast and/​or Sourdough Pancakes! The French Toast is thick and chewy, just the way I like. Add the creamy spread with strawberries and their awesome syrup and you have a heavenly meal. The pancakes are also perfect. Their lunch menu is impressive, and their bakery case is always loaded with sweet treats.

What I Ate
— French toast
Would I Go Again?
Kneaders offers the BEST French toast I’ve ever had! I’ve always said that the key to good French toast is good bread. Thick slices with delicious cinnamon swirls. Check! Next, the whipped cream is pure quality – no thoughts of Cool Whip will enter your mind as the whipped cream-​covered French toast enters your mouth. Finally, the syrup… oh, the syrup. The caramel syrup combines with the whipped cream to make the most delicious breakfast topping I’ve ever had.
As a reminder, the French toast is endless, so you can eat as many slices in one sitting as you would like. As a caution, you may eat more slices than you should or would like… but I guarantee you will enjoy each bite!

Their Turkey Bacon Avocado on Focaccia bread is a great sandwich for lunch or dinner!

Was in UT for business, went here 3 days in a row to eat, because the price was right and the food was great!
Ate a salad 2 days in a row for lunch, turkey sunflower with cranberries and a raspberry dressing… yum!
Friend had grilled cheese and tomato soup… also yum!
3^rd day had breakfast, all you can eat french toast… the best I have EVER had made with thick cinnamon bread, the syrup was caramel sauce, less sweet than maple and the butter whipped all topped with fresh strawberries all for the low price of $ 4.99 and refills are endless!
OJ was good, fresh squeezed :)