Lazy Day Cafe

I have been going to Lazy Day since I moved to Utah and it never disappoints. The food is INCREDIBLE every single time. We have lots of visitors and we always bring them here. No matter what, get a lemon pancake with their homemade syrup and you will leave happy. Also, their coffee is really good. This place is owned by a local family and it is super cool seeing them work together and creating some incredible dishes. Shoutout to Johnny (I think he works in the kitchen now) but he is an awesome server!! Go to lazy day!!! This is your sign! :)

If your looking for a great place to have some Louisiana inspired food, then this is your place for breakfast. They have amazing 'lemon pancakes' and also 'Shrimp and grits'.

I can not express enough how impressed I was with the quality of food and customer service here. It was so good that I returned the following morning. There are very few restaurants that caters a portion of their menu to vegans that put in this type of level of care this place does. My food was seasoned so well that I did not even need to add S&P. Exceptional, thank you!

It has taken me so long to write this review, because I wanted to make sure I did this place justice. Their food is incredible. Anytime I have brought friends or family to Lazy Day, they have loved it & asked to return. This place was recommended to me by many people after I moved to Utah and I know why!!! Their portions are great, their coffee is hot, the service is fast, the staff is friendly, and the food is delicious. I have tried almost everything on their menu and these are my favorites: Chicken & Waffles (the chicken is tender & juicy) Biscuits & Gravy (ask for a side of pico if you want to elevate the dish & a side of bacon... because why not) ((I sometimes ask for extra gravy too, not necessary to do, but sometimes desired)) Pork chili verde burrito (heaven in a tortilla- huge portion size great to devour, share, or have leftovers! ) The shrimp & grits is also so savory and a great choice. The lemon pancakes are also perfect - don't leave without trying one. The syrup that comes with puts all other syrups to shame. I honestly can say I have enjoyed every dish I have tried here. I also found out this place is women owned & family operated by SLC locals. They have been serving the community for 13 plus years now!!! They are tucked in the corner of ivy place, I have never had an issue parking. 10/10 stars... come hungry.

The biscuits and gravy was delicious. Also the best hash browns I've had in a long time. Can't wait to come back and try more of the menu

We've been here several times for brunch with friends. They're very aware and accommodating for diet restrictions. Got the lazy deluxe multiple times until I tried the french toast last time and was blown away. All of it is good. Make sure you get at least one lemon pancake - the syrup is divine.

I have had good meals at Lazy Day; however, this was not one of them. Eggs Benedict, $16. Hollandaise sauce consists of 3 ingredients: lemon juice, egg yolks, and butter. The luxury of this sauce is being able to taste all of these ingredients. This sauce tasted like bland bechamel w/ a drop of yellow coloring—I could not discern any lemon, any butter, or any egg. The English muffins were dense and chewy like a bagel, rather than light rounds with crisp crusts and air-pocket filled interiors. Beignet, $4. Neither French (cake-like, tender disks) nor Creole (yeast-risen, pillowy squares), these "beignets" were shaped like meatballs. The crusts was so hard, they could not be pierced with a fork. I had to cut them into pieces with a knife—taking special care not to let these hard-shelled balls skitter off the plate. The interiors were dense and doughy. A truly disappointing breakfast.