Sage's Cafe

Attitude problem.... Your waiters/waitresses need to me more polite... my boyfriend and I walked in there and they are sitting on their asses and act like we disturbed their down time.. so the lady with this giant thing on her head... dread locks or some crap... ( gross/ unsanetary) come up and she is like where do you wanna sit... !!! or excuse me for not know ing EVERything about your restaurant!!! I had never been there before...

I am a vegan. and I am embarrassed sometimes to admit that I am one and placed like sage are the reason why. being Vegan does not mean you have to be a Hippie/sloppy/different. it means you CHOOSE not to eat certain things out of respect for other earthlings. so Adjust your attitude, dress like a professional person and stop being "unique" I don't want to be categorized because of people like you...…

QUALITY!. Sage's is one of my favorite restaurants in Salt Lake city, breakfast, lunch, Dinner or desert. Eat in or take it out, the service and the quality are fantastic. Everything they have is made IN HOUSE! So if you have a specific diet or are Allergic to something they will give you a straight answer as to exactly what is in the dish (not to mention they have a menu that explains every ingredient so you dont have to ask) Every dish is amazing. They Servers are the nicest people ever. It is a pleasure to go to Sage's every time. My favorite part is that the foods so good, I bring my friends who are not vegan and don't tell them that the food is all vegan and they usually like it better than Non vegan versions of the dish they order!…

I'm torn on this place.... What I love: The smoothies, the amazing carrot butter, and some of their daily soups are to die for. It's also worth mentioning that Sage's is in a home that was converted to a restaurant and it makes for a really cozy atmosphere.

What I really don't like: The service is slower than anywhere I've ever been. One reviewer noted that "All you can eat pizza night" is a frustrating experience and I couldn't agree more. They never seem prepared for the crowds and it isn't a deal because you'll walk away hungry.

One a positive note: If you have some time to kill and you don't want to be rushed out of a restaurant, this is the place to go. Avoid it on weekends or pizza night because it's noisy, the servers get impatient, and it's just not a pleasant experience.…

Not Fresh or Honest. I used to be a pretty regular customer until I found out from one of Sage's employees they have a policy of serving the same batch of prepared food (soups, etc) for up to 5 (FIVE) DAYS. 3-5 days in my frig is when there is very little nutrition and is on the verge of spoiling. I toss food out at 4 days! Ian you lost me completely on this one. That is so

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If you want to be irritated beyond belief go to "ALL YOU CAN EAT PIZZA" night and be hungry.

First it takes you forever to get a plate and the lone pizza server comes by about 3 times missing you. If you have been here before, that is maddening because you know what lies ahead. Once you finally get your pizza plate, you get wedges of delicious pizza 1 to 1 1/2" wide at the top.

It would take 3 pieces of this size of pizza to make a standard restaurant piece. Occasionally we were missed which is even more infuriating. After two hours and six little itsy bitsy pieces of pizza and tons of salad, we finally gave up and left.

The pizza server is clearly annoyed at those still in the restaurant waiting for pizza after a while.

The servers only response was "Yeah pizza nights are REALLY busy!" Well that isn't our fault and they either need an additional oven or whatever to provide the pizza for the demand. Ian get your act together and fix this long standing problem. You are not being honest to your customers charging what you charge and playing these types of games.…