Toasters

Yummy food! A person in my group found a hair on her plate, they just remade her sandwich. It was great!

The workers here are super friendly. I went in around 11, and they already had their SOD (tortilla soup) ready to go. We didn’t have to wait super long, and our food was super fresh. It was reasonably priced as well. The setup is cute, and the atmosphere is super relaxed. I would recommend.

I had the Reuben sandwich and it was awesome. What else needs to be said? Give this place a try.

Toasters makes a fabulous chicken salad sandwich. I try to avoid buying classic sandwiches I can make myself, but this is a definite exception. Full of flavor, the chicken salad has the perfect amount of mayo, white or wheat bread, drizzle of balsamic vinegar, lettuce and tomato. Love that you can get a side salad instead of chips. They also have other good sandwiches and such — a former colleague of mine used to eat here practically every day!

I used to live downtown. Still haven’t found a better sandwich shop after these 5 years, and sort of astonished I haven’t made it back here in that entire time since moving south. You can judge such an establishment on how tasty their vegetarian wiches are. Absolutely the best cheese, avocado, tomato panini in Utah. In fact, the only sandwich I’ve ever had to top this one was the blackjack at a small time sub/​beer/​ice cream place in Arlington, TX, Dino’s.

I ordered the smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel and it was quite tasty. I also like that there were grill marks on my bagel. In the first bite, there was a sour taste and I later found out that there is big piece of lemon slice in it. SURPRISE! I definitely was not ready for that nite nor was I expecting it. I thought the salmon went bad. Regular coffee is decent, but it’s like any other coffee shop you would grab on the go.
Staff are pretty friendly and laid back. Maybe because it’s 9 am and everyone isn’t quite awake yet so there’s no sense of urgency to get the orders out right away.
There’s a variety of other snacks that you can grab as well: popcorn, chocolate bars, gum, cookies and drinks.

Had lunch at this location today. Set up is terrible, doesn’t really guide you to order when you walk in. Doesn’t have sides or combos listed. Ordered 2 sandwiches with 2 drinks for $ 22. Kind of a rip off for mediocre sandwiches. Didn’t finish part of my sandwich so went up to get a box. One employee just stared at me while I stood there clearly needing something. The manager just stood directly across from me staring at me while he talked on his phone, never once asking if I needed something. Just left with my sandwich half wrapped in a paper towel. Saw one employee with a really dirty apron walking around dining room. Not a good sight when trying to eat lunch.

This is still my favorite sandwich place of all time! Amazing food! The best is the turkey avocado, hold the onion and vinegar!!!

Stopped by for Sunday lunch and unfortunately they were out of soup. The Toasters combo of half a sandwich, small soup, drink, and chips for $ 9.00 seems like the best deal because a whole sandwich might be too much. Good experience that would have been better if they had their full menu available.

Great customer service. A bit difficult due to get into due to parking. Great sandwiches though. Yummy tuna salad sandwiches.

I love going to Toasters. I get sick of the normal sandwiches but their sandwiches are different and are a nice change. Also their salads are huge and really good and really fresh.

Pretty decent food and they serve beer and wine. Gets very crowded during lunch time. Service is a bit on a slow side, which is kind of weird, as there are always at least three people (rather grumpy people, I must add) behind the counter. Bottom line — good food, but hey, guys, move your toches.

Just too slow and disorganized. Also forgot our order and then offered no apologies or a free cookie.

Fresh ingredients, amazing warm bread. I love the turkey avocado! Turkey, swiss cheese, avocado, onion, lettuce, mayo and balsamic on toasted bread. You’ll love this place, so many choices, under $ 10 each and very filling. It’s right downtown. Don’t miss out on getting some lunch here.

Perfect place to grab a sandwich or breakfast when you’re on the go and on top of that, it’s delicious! Super pleasant workers. And I feel like the crew there genuinely wants you to have good food, which is always an added bonus!

Best Sandwich shops in Utah.

Hot drink service was non existent this morning. The gentleman manning drinks would take the order, charge you for it, but never get around to pouring. The gal in front of me had obviously been waiting for awhile and came back to the counter twice saying she’s now running late for work while asking about her coffee. My friend and I ordered a bagel and a plain croissant a hot tea and regular coffee. The baked goods were ready in less than five minutes. We waited another few minutes and went back to the counter. The guy was clueless. Had to tell him what we ordered. Coffee is mediocre and Luke warm. The baked goods are good. But service is so slow doubt I’ll be back. There are plenty of places to choose from downtown.

If I happened downtown a lot more, I’d probably try to hover around 300 S. The vast majority of places on my list in that area that I want to try are along that street, but this is one I was excited about trying for a while. The sandwiches appear to all be toasted paninis, which is the way pretty much all sandwiches should be and they do a very good job toasting them. The bread is also the right thickness, which is not very, leaving the outside to be crunch, what little bit of soft inside to soak up the dressings and the rest to get out of the way of what’s actually inside the sandwich. Portions were also very solid as far as the meat and cheese go and sure, sandwiches may be a bit ubiquitous and commonplace now, but when someone does it right, like these guys do — and they do it way right, it’s still a nice treat.
The Premium is definitely the thing to get, if you like a nice balance of a salty meat along with roasted bell pepper, fresh mozz and a skillfully applied drizzle of balsamic, with which they thankfully manage to avoid becoming overbearing. There is also beer available, a decent selection of drinks, sort of random snacks and a sort of cool place to hang out and eat. Staff is also very friendly. Even though I tend to avoid downtown like it’s infested with zombies, this was a very bright spot in the area and Toaster’s is money, if you’re after a sandwich.

Great sandwiches of all kinds. I ate breakfast, and had an egg and avocado croissant. They allowed me to remove the cheese and replace it with cucumbers. This made me very happy since not everything needs to be covered in cheese.
The décor was of a hipster and sports vibe. The staff is sort nice.

I currently work really close to Toaster’s and it has become my go-​to sandwich place. There are many other sandwich shops within a block, but nothing is as delicious, fast, and fresh as Toasters! I love their Turkey Avocado Sandwich although every one I’ve tried has been delicious. They have a Feta dressing for their salads that is my favorite dressing in the world! I love that you watch them make your salads fresh too, they haven’t been sitting in a fridge for the last week wilting. Oh — and the sandwiches are HUGE.