"Caputo's is my favorite business to support. The variety of meats and cheeses is second to none in the state. All of their sandwiches are amazing. Their menu is simple, but because everything is so good, you'll find yourself with decision paralysis. Their staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. So much passion about their cheeses and chocolates. Their classes are also enjoyable. I recommend the Tour of Italy or Tiki classes. If you don't want to sample delicious wines or cocktails, try the cheese and chocolate pairing class."

"Caputo’s Market and Deli is an absolute gem in the heart of Salt Lake City. Walking in feels like stepping straight into Italy—an incredible selection of authentic products and everything you could possibly want. The deli is phenomenal every single time. The Caputo sandwich is a favorite, and the meatball sandwich is always delicious and never misses. A must-visit for anyone who loves great food and true Italian flavor."

"So so so cool! You have to see it for yourself! The sandwiches are amazing! Their house made cheeses are good and they have so many cool specialty food items to buy! Highly recommend. One of the cool spots to stop at in this part of town. I stopped by on a summer sunday after the farmers market across the street. So yummy and their service is fast!"

"I’m italian and this place is heaven on earth in SLC! You can find many italian products and ingredients that are not available in other places, like the Pandoro during Christmas time or the authentic lasagna’s sheets. But don’t stop only at the grocery store, once you are there you must try their sandwiches, simply fresh and absolutely delicious!"

"The food here is delicious and the staff are really really nice. We walked in just before they closed and they still served us -- and the food was great. We wished we were able to get there sooner because we would have liked to get some chocolates and coffee! I guess that's a reason for us to come back soon 🙂 This place has a dedicated parking lot and there are also many parking spots on the street, so it wasn't hard to find a spot."