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Lazy Day CafeB-Worth Trying
2020 E 3300 S SUITE 23/24, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
· Brunch restaurant, Breakfast restaurant, Restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (1094 reviews)
Takeout · Outdoor seating
Cozy local brunch spot with standout lemon pancakes, solid Benedicts (including vegan), friendly but occasionally uneven service, and moderate prices; expect waits on weekends.
Why it gets a B- for overall quality
Lazy Day Cafe delivers solid neighborhood brunch appeal anchored by strong food quality, particularly signature lemon pancakes and well-executed Benedicts. However, inconsistent execution on busy days—overcooked eggs, burnt chicken, greasy items—prevents a higher grade, as does operational friction during peak service. Loyal regulars and reasonable value make it worth visiting, but expect occasional quality dips and weekend waits.
Restaurant Summary
The room feels cozy and relaxed, a neighborhood cafe where regulars linger over coffee and lemon pancakes. Diners describe service as friendly and attentive, with the occasional rough edge during rushes. One guest summed it up: "Worth the wait, and the pancakes are sunshine on a plate." The cooking leans classic American brunch with a produce-forward sweetness from those signature lemon pancakes, solid Benedicts (including a convincing vegan version), and hearty plates like chile verde burritos and grits. It is comfort-driven rather than flashy, with good portions for the price and a menu that balances savory and sweet. Families do well here: kids gravitate to waffles with berries, bacon, eggs, and the light lemon pancakes. There is no formal kids menu, but the current lineup makes ordering easy for younger eaters; just note weekend waits and plan accordingly.
At a Glance
- Lemon pancakes and house syrup are standout signatures
- Strong vegan brunch options across key dishes
- Friendly staff and welcoming neighborhood vibe
- Inconsistent execution on busy days (overdone or oily items)
- Operational hiccups at peak times (waitlist mix-ups, early cutoffs)
What Sets It Apart
- lemon_pancake_specialty
- broad_vegan_brunch_menu
- family_run_feel
What People Love
- Bright, fluffy lemon pancakes with unique syrup
- Reliable Benedicts and cheesy grits
- Warm, cozy neighborhood feel
- Good value with generous portions
Points of Concern
- Occasional burnt or overcooked items reported on peak days
- Waitlist and seating mix-ups when crowded
- Reports of closing early or running out of items before posted hours
- Review patterns show operational inconsistency at peak which may not reflect weekday experience
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$24-34 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- For vegans: pair Vegan Benedict ($14) with (V) Beignets ($4) or Vegan Pancakes ($10.50)
- For a balanced plate: Classic Benedict ($15) plus single Lemon Pancake ($3.50)
Perfect For
- Weekend brunch with friends
- Family breakfast with kids
- Vegan-friendly group outings
- Casual solo counter meal
Location Insights
Area: Suburban-commercial strip in Ivy Place center; casual, local-friendly destination for weekend brunch.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked daytime environment; typical plaza lighting and visibility.
Nearby: In a small shopping complex; convenient parking; draws neighborhood families and weekend groups.
Sugar HouseSugar House is a vibrant and historic neighborhood known for its eclectic dining options, boutique shops, and a strong community feel. The area attracts a mix of locals and visitors who enjoy casual dining, coffee shops, and a lively yet relaxed atmosphere.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday08:00–14:00
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday08:00–14:00
Friday08:00–14:00
Saturday08:00–14:00
Sunday08:00–14:00
Available: Takeout, Outdoor seating
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