Art City Coffee

WOW... the Dirty Chai is AMAZING!!! I'm a coffee snob from CA, and this place definitely hits the mark. ;-)

Needed a pick me up as we were driving through Utah. The inside of this place is eclectic with a whole bunch of everything. Ghey even have a stage for live music which is cool.
Their menus are easy to decipher. And they have an open window of desserts and sweet stuff too. The coffee here tasted great. Instead of just having multiple coffee makers percolating the barista has all of the different machines and contraptions to brew fresh coffee.
We ordered a small americano and a chai latte. Coffee tasted good. On the lighter side, but I brew heavy at home. Price isn't bad as well. Overall its a great hole in the wall place unlike the monster chains in California. This is a great find in the city of Springville.

Great experience. Came in with a large family and we were welcomed. The barista was very friendly. Drinks were good. Will be back!

While this restaurant doesn't look like much on the outside, inside it is unique and colorful. The food is plentiful and tasty. Service is great! Sitting in the old trolley section is fun because of the views and sunniness, but seats are worn and that general area is plain; does not match the building portion of restaurant. Really good baby back ribs and salads. Chocolate cake is huge, huge -- big enough for 4 people.

Coffe is amazing! Service is amazing! Love supporting locals too! Free suckers for the kids when I get my coffee and lots of different options.

My husband and I came here for coffee, and it's an interesting business. As far as edible items it looks like they mostly just have drinks: coffee, tea, and the like, along with a very small selection of bread/pastries, and that's about it, but it's a pretty large space. They feature displays from many local artists on their walls (artwork, jewelry, knives, etc), along with some books from local authors as well, and that's pretty awesome of them.

Prices seem about average for a coffee shop, and my hubby, who is the coffee drinker, ordered an Americano and said it was good. I feel like they would be more appealing if they offered some other kinds of food or something...it's just kind of weird that it's such a large space, but they only use a tiny little counter for what they are really selling. Because they have so much room (and there is some seating available) it'd be a good spot to hang out for a book club, or just with friends, I suppose.

I don't see any obvious pretense in the shop. Outside of the slogan "Every cup a masterpiece" (it's not), it's the usual collection of many flavored syrup bottles, de rigueur painted "chalk boards", eclectic furniture, etc.
The one thing that sets Art City Coffee apart is that the coffee is pretty good. The flavor is undistinguished, but it's not bitter, or sour. That's something $tarbucks can't do. They don't put any microfoam into a latte, so it's as watery as drip coffee. They put a thick layer of mostly worthless foam on top. Without the foamed milk, it's just coffee with froth. Perhaps the barista is trying, but it didn't work for my coffee, nor my wife's. At least it was hotter than lukewarm, although I would have liked hot.
I don't drink sugared, flavored, coffee drinks, so I may not be the target audience. It's better than the other places around town. The reviews say much better. OTOH, there's a lot of flaws in traditional coffee drinks that are normal in the rest of the World.
I'd also like a ceramic cup if I'm drinking in house.

Rachel made me the best Caramel Latte I've ever had! Thanks!!

Better than Starburcks!

Support your local businesses.

Great coffee! Obviously haha! Also a fun place to just hang out. We love having them as a local option.

As funky, and as good as it's likely to get for this area of the country. I travel for work, and this place saved my life by delivering good, solid joe in the mornings when it was needed.

Met two servers - Ms. Bright Eyed Bouncy Chick, and Mr. Bearded Redditor with the Quiet. I prefer Mr. Quiet, but both were competent at pulling shots and making my drink, and the price was a nice surprise for someone used to Miami and New York costs.

Clay has the Shiz!
Just love the Chai. Make it dirty.
And the brewed coffee is refreshing and good with none of the bitter burned taste of the Evil Empire.
Good Wi-Fi.