The Mercantile on 25th

Oh my goodness! This place has definitely been mistakenly overlooked in our past! I ordered the depot breakfast sandwich which comes on your choice of bread. I went with the croissant, which if I say so myself, was absolutely a correct choice! Full of flavor even if it was a bit messy to pick up. My husband went with the breakfast scramble without the warm tomatillo sauce, a mistake in my opinion as that is the sauce you see on the sandwich and it is delightful, but he equally enjoyed it. The building itself is an old bus depot with a wonderful history and lots of cute little mementos to purchase if you would like a piece of local art to take home. Definitely worth giving it a try!

Highly recommend the avocado toast, it was so good! Also they had seasonal coffee sleeves that made me so happy. Decently priced menu items and delicious food. It’s a cute little cafe, perfect for a little meet up. We decided to arrive about an hour after opening, which was perfect because we had the pickings for seating for 4 people. But at around 10 or 11 it started getting a little busier, so just keep that in mind! Looks like they had a patio, but it was closed for the season while we were there.

Found this fun, healthy little coffee shop, perfect for studying or catching up with your people. I tried the lox bread (gluten-free!), a lavender latte, and loved the cheap black-coffee refills. Tucked myself into a corner with views of 25th Street and got so much done. Will definitely be back.

Such a cute local gem 💛 The perfect mix of snacks, artisanal goods, coffee, plus lunch/brunch, beer, and wine. Just tried the grilled cheese & tomato soup which so yummy. A spot you’ll want to keep coming back to!

The breakfast potatoes and omelette I got were so good! I also really enjoyed the mimosa flight! The flavors were so fun and I loved the sparkle in them and that they are made with local artisan jams! I really do love how this place supports so many local food companies and local food producers and the community so much!

Hands down my favorite place in Ogden for breakfast and brunch. Their coffee and food are really good and the serve alcoholic cocktails for brunch.

EDIT: I’ve driven over an hour 2 more times for this damn O-town toast. lol. It’s worth it! Came on a super busy day and Andrew and Aubrey were on fire and killing it! Props to them!!!! Beyond impressed. Not everyday you can eat in an old bus station, with period decor, hospitable staff, and wonderful food and drinks! If I was a local, I’d be here often. I heard about the o-town toast (jelly, tomatoes, avocado, cream cheese). I was skeptical, but I’m sold and want another one today! Haha! Coffee was lovely and the team was super nice! Patio is about 1/2 shades, but some fun spots to sit, and an old bus as a backdrop!!!!