Hagermann’s Bakehouse Cafe

It is closed. This makes me sad… There is nothing quite like it. Their food was quality and prices reasonable. Come back!

Great chicken salad. Great bread. The only bad part is that when you leave, you will smell like you cooked the food yourself. Def will go back again

Staff wasn’t very happy. Pretty slow relative to any other sandwich place I have ever eaten, but it tasted good. Best sandwich I have eaten in Salt Lake area so far. I’ve been here for a month, and I love good sandwiches.

Half of going anywhere is knowing what to order, and depending on your guide, you can be easily led astray. Luckily, I have an amazing former co-​worker who took me here and told me I had to try to the turkey pomodoro, which isn’t nothing more than a regular turkey sandwich, except for the fact that there’s PEPPER JELLY in it! It’s like a thanksgiving leftover sandwich but on crack. That sandwich actually made me sad because I only ordered a half so that I could get a soup too.
The soup was actually really tasty though, Tomato Basil, but if you’re not a fan of tomato soup, then it probably wouldn’t be tasty? Anywho, this is a pretty solid spot for a turkey sandwich, everything else I’ve seen seems pretty blah. Oh, and get a cookie or two, they’re not bad.

To the owners of Hagermann’s: Somehow change your listing in search engines and on Unilocal.I type in coffee or breakfast or sandwich and your restaurant doesn’t appear. This must be changed, how else am I supposed to tell my friends about your fine establishment?
This is my go-​to place for my breakfast burrito and coffee. Great flavor and fresh. Even open on Saturdays, not Sundays, of course.

Hagermann’s is really reliable… and when you’re hungry (as I usual am after wandering around downtown) that’s important. The bread is great and the ingredients taste fresh. The bakery items are delicious as well, although I’ve only tried a few. And the cookies that come with each sandwich are the best part. It’s nice to have some options besides the standard chocolate chip… the cranberry cookie is my favorite.
The atmosphere leaves something to be desired, but since it’s basically a business lunch option for the downtown area, I won’t judge too harshly.

There aren’t a ton of options on South Temple if you’re rushed and/​or not looking to walk around much in the rain.
I’ve been to Hagermann’s a few different times and have yet to experience anything that would cause me to return (other than business lunches where other’s choose the locale). The interior itself is nice. Clean, decorated well, and bright. Service is also fine — sometimes a little spacey but fine, nonetheless.
The food is what I don’t get. Sandwiches — pretty hard to mess up. But they are truly nothing great. For 8 bucks for a lunch special, you could do much better. I had a half sandwich, soup, cookie and drink. The cookie and drink were the best part. The half sandwich? It looked more like a quarter of a sandwich. The bread is not spectucular, nor the meat or cheese. It sounded good but the actual result — not that great. The soup? It looked like vomit. And didn’t taste good to remedy the ugliness. Chicken Tequila — and it was disgusting. The guy at the counter said it was his favorite and when asked, couldn’t tell me what was in it and had to go open the container and look at a scoop.
I’d recommend you go elsewhere. Blue Lemon is much better and similarly priced. Or if you want a sandwich (and are in this vicinity) go to Toaster’s and get the Premium.

This is the place! Whenever you find yourself in Salt Lake City, make it a point to visit Hagermann’s…you will be glad you did! Their sandwiches blow the doors off anything you will find in an upscale café, but their prices won’t blow the lock off your wallet!
My favorite is the Roast Beef a la Chris, but I have tried them all and have never found any other deli that comes close to the consistent quality of artisan breads (made fresh daily) and creative flavor combinations in all my travels. Also, I can’t say enough about the sugar cookies… give me a break! These things are glorious! Don’t take my word go and try for yourself!
If you are there over the weekend head down to their Draper location for the french toast brunch… yummy! I guarantee it will warm your belly and soul!

After walking around Temple Square, I was looking for a place to grab a quick bite and found Hagermann’s on the south side. It’s a roomy shop on the ground floor of one of the skyscrapers and the sign isn’t particularly obvious.
But it has a reasonable selection of sandwiches and treats with one center island which appeared to be the deli portion and a second glass encased area which contained desserts. Since I was mostly in snack mode, I went for one of the chocolate and graham cracker squares. And it was as perfect as it sounds.
The service was also quick and friendly; the guy at the counter moved seamlessly between the two islands taking and making orders.

It has been 3 months since my visit to the beloved state of Utah and I still roll over in happiness when i think about how deliciously wonderful my experience was when I had my first taste of Hagermann’s.
My coworkers had hyped up this place so much that I was expecting something like Mastro’s top grade A steak, making me salivate as if I were an anxious dog awaiting his/​her biscuit from the master. My oh my were my expectations met!
Friends. Readers. Fellow Unilocalers. I give you my word that this place has the BEST sandwiches in the world! You think, oh. Sandwich. Boring. Flavorless. Yuck. But NOOOOOOO. Hagermanns chocks their food full of flavor!
I ordered the Turkey Pomodoro (Fresh roast turkey breast, havarti cheese, lettuce, slow-​roasted tomatoes, cucumber and cranberry jalapeño jelly on Italian Peasant loaf). The succinct blend of flavors of freshly sliced turkey, newly picked veggies straight out of the garden, combined with the tantalizing sweet concoction of cranberry spicy spread held together with a freshly, fluffy slices of baked bread makes your mouth seizure from an overload of beautiful flavors. Trust me. You will be gripping your seat in amazement at how delicious your meal will taste.
I also ordered the tomato soup. Which surprisingly was better than my previous favorite tomato soup from Boudin’s! ding ding ding! I think we have a winner for best souppppie!
Last, but not least. DESSERTTTTTT. Each entrée comes with a free cookie of your choice! Being a cocoa addict, I got the chocolate chip cookie. By far, the BEST cookie I’ve had in my life. Sweet, slightly crispy on the outside with a nice bite. ahhhhh. Twas very sensational. I want cookkie nowwwwww. nom nom nom
So wipe that drool of your chin and head over to Hagermann’s.

Hagermann’s is a typical lunch time deli serving soups, salads, and sandwiches. There are two other locations in Salt Lake City. The menu has a good variety of choices. The bread used in the sandwiches is pretty good and tasted fresh. However, our sandwiches were over-​loaded with way too many cucumbers. There were more cucumbers than turkey on my turkey sandwich and I felt like I was eating a cucumber sandwich instead. My turkey sandwich was supposed to have bacon on it and while it certainly had what looked like bacon on it, I was disappointed that the bacon was the precooked kind you simply warm up and serve. It did not taste very good nor was there very much of it at all.
Service is pretty good. When you order they give you a typical restaurant pager to use to collect your order. It took about five minutes to make our food and get it ready for us to eat. The lunch time crowds can make ordering a little slow sometimes. They could certainly use more people taking orders during the lunch rush. ff you only have an hour you can make it in and out of here without any issues. You could probably make it in thirty minutes but it would be close. I like this place better than Skool Lunch.

I was at a conference at the JSB and did not want to wait in the line to eat lunch at their café. So I walked across the street and found Hagermann’s. Very glad I did. It was very roomy in side with the tables nicely spaced. I ordered the half sandwich with a cup of soup a cookie and drink. Total was eight dollars, which i thought was very reasonable. Got the ruben. Could have used a little more meat, but was very tasty. The cobb salad was full of chicken, bacon, blue cheese, and grape tomatoes. My wife had the tomato bisque which thick and had a good basil taste. She also had the veggie sandwich with portabello mushrooms and goat cheese. Very good.
I was very pleased with the service, the food and the ambiance. Highly recommended.
Tom in Vegas.

I always enjoy my visits to Hagermann’s. They’ve got a good sandwich selection, which borders on the non-​traditional. Not saying that their sandwiches are out there, more like twists on classic favorites. In any case, I’m very partial to their California Turkey (BLT with Turkey pretty much) and their new meatball sandwich (which while delicious, will leave you with the guilt that any good meatball sandwich leaves you). And they offer to grill the sandwich + throw in a cookie with your meal, why not go here for those added bonuses? It’s a welcome change from its closest competitor, Subway.
I also like the staff here. I seem to get the same cashier many times and she’s got my name down by now, which adds the personal touch I like to see every now and then. Any of the service issues the first reviewer had are all cleared up by now, as they’ve been operating like a well oiled machine for several months.

Wow. It was quite an adventure in Hagermann’s.
The girl taking my food order didn’t seem to have any idea what she was doing. She had to ask 3 different times what soups they had, this after actually looking into each soup cauldron. I was finally able to order a cup of potato & bacon soup and a ham, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich.
The food was fantastic. It really was good. But the service was so sketchy that it left a bad taste in my mouth. I’ll give it a month or so and wait for the staff to figure everything out and give it another try.