Kneaders Bakery & Cafe

Not gonna write a long review because it isn’t needed. We had the breakfast croissant and it was so delicious that we went back 3 more times that week.
Decent priced, good oatmeal and a great croissant! Enjoy.

Wouldn’t sell me four croissants, so they could save them for customers buying egg sandwiches… all after I paid.
So you’ve lost two local (monthly/​consistent) customers, so you could sell more expensive egg sandwiches to holiday tourists.

Really good. Breakfasts are fantastic, reasonably priced and really good portions! Lunch is again really good. The only reason I won’t give them 5 stars is due to the fact they have no recycle. I couldn’t believe how much plastic and paper is in the garbage can!

The staff was rude, dining area was hot, soup wasn’t hot. The first night they were out of all soup but all of the signs were still up. The next afternoon they were out of a couple but still had signs up again. No paper towels in the bathroom. Most of all was the unfriendly staff.

We just wish we found this place at the beginning of our week’s vacation instead if on the morning we are heading home. Excellent value and tasty selections for breakfast plus soup/​sandwich type lunch or dinner.

Good food, but restaurant was woefully understaffed. Got dinner at 7:30pm on Thursday night and only three employees seemed to be on staff servicing twenty or so customers in line. Took a long time, like an hour, to order and finally get our food.

Got to love having a Kneaders in Park City. It makes breakfast so tasty and easy. Get there early so you can find a seat outside. Try the all you can eat French toast or pancakes! Everything at Kneaders is worth trying. It is so good.

Went to this Kneaders on a Friday night, 8:00 pm. Three people working, waited 10 minutes to order, and there wasn’t anyone in front of us! So disorganized, couldn’t answer simple questions about menu items. Waited another 25 minutes for a couple of sandwiches, a soup, and two salads. After 4 attempts, they finally gave us the right dressing for the salads. The restaurant was dirty, service very slow, yet the workers still found time to hang out and chat it up behind a pillar as we waited for our food.
I would never go here again.

My hubby & I were visiting Park City, Utah and stumbled upon Kneaders. Normally we would have passed by a bakery but, for some reason, we stopped in and were thoroughly delighted we did so. They had an amazing variety of items from cookies, cheesecake, bunt cakes, tart-​lets, bread pudding and a variety of breads. They also had breakfast & lunch items that sounded delicious… actually almost too much to choose from!
We did decided to indulge– both of us getting a couple of tasty items and taking them back to our hotel room to enjoy during our mini vacation. My hubby had a large peanut butter cookie with chocolate chunks, chocolate topped berry cheesecake and we split a serving of cinnamon apple pecan bread pudding. I also had my favorite — an oatmeal raisin cookie. We were also going to get the blueberry lemon loaf but realized this place was just too dangerous for our waist-​lines! We thoroughly enjoyed all of our selection and were even tempted to go back and grab the blueberry lemon loaf! This was certainly a wonderful find to enjoy some decadent desserts!

Why does this place only have 3.5 stars?! It’s so tasty! Maybe I’m biased, and the food seemed cheap and delicious compared to eating lunch on the slopes for $ 20. They have a lot of options.
The chicken rasberry nut salad came with feta cheese, which was not specified in the overhead menu, so I had to send it back to be remade as feta is repulsive to me. I also had a chicken salad croissant sandwich, a french dip sandwich, tomato soup, key lime pie, and a apple cinnamon bread pudding. I must sound like I have an eating problem at this point, so let me specify that this was over 2 visits.
I enjoyed everything I ordered here, but someone in my party did order something she didn’t quite like. It was a well decorated cookie with icing, with some sort of valentines design. So my suggestion would be to stick with the pies and pastries.

Came here on a Saturday morning and service was quick with a short line. Lots of family’s eating and tables were turning over quick enough to keep up with people coming in. Food was good and you can get free refills on pancakes and cinnamon french toast. Also had a breakfast sandwich and it was nice to select the fresh bread on it.
Looks like they serve soups, salads, and sandwiches for lunch.
Would come back if I was back in the area.

A few months ago I would have written a review about slow service at this restaurant. I go there weekly and sometimes it would take over 10 minutes to order and then another 20 minutes to get my food at lunch time. However, the last month or so this all seems to have changed. There is more staff, they are friendly, and the service is good. Tables are now clean and there isn’t a long line to order. I’m very happy with the changes.
Kneaders food is consistently good. I like their sandwiches on the fresh bread. My personal choice is the Roast Beef Ranch. The salads are good (try the chicken raspberry… yum!). And the soups are filling on a cold day. Their bakery items are always delicious too.

This Kneaders is just like any other Kneaders, which to me is a good thing. They are right under the Newpark Hotel, which means they could absolutely jack up prices for tourists, or not offer some of their better deals such as the all you can eat french toast. Instead, they offer everything that the other Kneaders locations offer, and as far as I could tell, at the same price.
We went Saturday morning for some all you can eat French Toast. I have no idea why I exclusively order this for breakfast at Kneaders. Maybe it’s the fact that it’s all you can eat, even though I rarely can eat more than the first serving of it. Oh well. The point is, the french toast is great, and it’s all you can eat.
It’s thick, comes with some syrup as well as some strawberries and cream, and is delicious. The syrup and french toast is refillable, the strawberries and cream are not. It’s also really, really convenient. Our room was directly above the location, so we just had to go down the stairs and walk in. It was so convenient that we went the next morning for breakfast as well. I still ordered the french toast the second time, and I still only ate the main serving of it. It’s just that thought of unlimited that gets to me and sells me.
You can also go with all you can eat sour dough pancakes, but having had both I prefer the french toast hands down.
Overall this was a nice, clean and fast location. Prices were good, the food was good, and it definitely gave us the energy to wander around Park City for a day. We will be back to this location next time we stay at this hotel. It is just another Kneaders, so it isn’t really worth it to go out of your way to go here, but if you’re in the area it’s a good bet.

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Kneaders is one of my favorite places to get lunch. It’s fast, fresh, delicious, and hearty portions to boot.
My favorites are:
–The breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Toasty croissant, perfectly cooked eggs, and melty cheese. I usually treat myself to one on the weekends.
— The turkey bacon avocado sandwich. It’s very filling.
— Their signature tuna sandwich, but as a melt. The hazelnut bread gives it a great texture.
— Any of the salads, generous portions and fresh ingredients.
I’ve heard the all you can eat french toast before 11 am is pretty tasty, but I have yet to try it myself.
As a bonus, they usually have yummy samples free to try by the register.
My only complaint is about the coffee. The espresso drinks are fine, but the drip is usually pretty mediocre.