Found this little gem on a google search. It is a small cafe with not a lot of seating so the wait can be much. Let me tell you it is worth it! The service was great, the food is so yummy. If you want home cooked food, that makes you feel some nostalgia, as though you just sat down at your grandma's kitchen table to eat her home cooking. Check this place out! Very friendly staff. They also have some local artists paintings on the walls that you can purchase. I will definitely be going to this gem again!

Great comfort food. One of the few places that actually knows how to cook eggs over medium. The lemon pancakes are very tasty. They are always busy on the weekend so be prepared to wait.

Rating 4 out of 5 Value for money: 5 Cleanliness: 3 Food Quality: 5 Customer Service: Look and Feel (Ambiance): 4 Thank you, Come Again?: 5 Address: 2020 E 3300 S Salt Lake City, UT Tucked in the back corner of the plaza is a little hidden breakfast gem in SLC. It's a lazy Saturday and I'm feeling the vibes of the Lazy Day Cafe. Lazy Day Breakfast: $11 - This plate has two eggs, two sausages, and hash brown. The sausage had a lot of flavor surprisingly and the hash brown has a peppery after taste. Salmon Benedict: $16.50 - This dish comes with two English muffins with smoked salmon, eggs Benedict, and hollandaise sauce. This also includes hashbrowns. The poached eggs were cooked perfectly and the smoked salmon was paired well. Loved the hollandaise sauce. Scones: $6 - Two generous fluffy scones with honey butter. These were delicious and filling. We couldn't finish it all and had to take it home. The honey butter is sooooo good. Overall, the food quality and price can't be beat. If you're looking for something comforting and filling for brunch, then this is the spot for you. I would be open to returning and bringing friends and family. My only feedback is that the restaurant could use a deep clean. The decorations on the shelf is dusty. The furniture and condiment bottles also have a sticky feeling. This can be easily corrected. Would you go? Let me know. Follow me for all the Salt City sips and trips.

Best Breakfast in Utah. But they don't do omelets. Everything else is amazing! And the service is top notch too. Inside seating is very limited. Best, in house, sausages I've ever had. 5/5 Blueberry waffles, amazing. 5/5 French Toast, more of a bread pudding but awesome. Only on weekends. 5/5 Hash browns are great 4/5. Caramel syrup is the best ever, order extra. 5/5 Worth the drive.

This is a cafe in the cut of a strip mall. It almost reminds me of an old school diner. It has a cute little bar area. I ordered the vegan chicken and waffles. The crust on the "chicken" was seasoned pretty well to be tofu. I also ordered a side biscuit with gravy. This was pretty good but maybe a little too salty or over seasoned for me. Everyone enjoyed their meals but omg their portions were so large they definitely had a lot to take home. The service was awesome. She checked back frequently and made sure we had everything requested promptly.

I am really happy I came to this restaurant. The wait for me wasn't lounge at all but I came on a Monday morning. I had the vegan biscuits and gravy. They were super peppery with lots and lots of flavor. I really enjoy it. I couldn't eat all of it- be mindful the portions are pretty big. I would come back for the gravy. I really appreciate the vegan options that don't just mean veggies. Parking on site. Everyone was super sweet.

We were in Salt Lake city for Christmas week and came back to this place after 7 long years. We didn't remember there were any lines back in 2016 so there was a 45min to 1 hr wait one of the mornings ahahha. We tried again on our last day and sneaked in bit earlier and was able to get a table after 30min - we sat by the bar which had faster turn out than a table ;) We had chicken waffle, single waffle, lemon pancakes and eggs Benny. I would totally come back for the pancake and waffles tho this time I didn't try the biscuits and gravy like I did years ago. Everything was delicious and would love to be back again. A tip for travelers. If u come early 9am ish they hardly have a waiting line which starts to build up. After 10:30am it gets really packed so expected to wait 45min to 1 hr...it starts to die down after 11:30am but yea best bet is come early as they open to avoid lines :)

I've tried to come here a couple times now, and they always have a wait! That's always a good sign :) What a hidden gem tucked away in a strip mall in Millcreek. We got here later into the typical brunch time, around 1/1:15 on a weekday and were able to be seated right away. There is a very limited number of tables inside and some bar seating. I was really excited to see they had quite a few vegan options! Biscuits & gravy, vegan benedict, and even a "chicken" and waffles option. They were unfortunately out of biscuits so I couldn't get the biscuits & gravy (I will next time though!) so I ordered the vegan benedict, which comes with a side of potatoes. The vegan benedict was great, it was a tofu scramble with a house made cashew hollandaise sauce and avocado on an english muffin. The potatoes were cold when they arrived, and a little chewy. The benedict itself was delicious and I would order it again. I loved the sauce! A quirky little cafe that's worth the wait. I'm excited to try their pancakes and biscuits & gravy next time I'm there.

Lazy day will definitely be making the rotation for breakfast. If we wanted a menu with a ton of options though this wouldn't be the place. The 10-15 menu items they do have are SO good. Probably the best chicken and waffles we've had. They also have so many vegan and vegetarian options. We had to wait about 30 minutes so be ready to sit and chat for a little bit but the quick service makes up for it. If you're there in a weekday there are stores to walk around too that could be fun, they're just not open on sundays