Grocery store

Harmons Emigration Market

Salt Lake CityOpen nowCloses at 10:00 PM 3 views
Open nowCloses at 10:00 PMOpening hours
Monday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday
7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

1706 E 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84108, United States

About

Harmons Emigration Market is listed on FindALoco in Salt Lake City, UT with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Grocery Store.

Harmons Emigration Market is a grocery store in Salt Lake City, Utah, at 1706 E 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84108. It offers a smaller-market alternative for nearby residents and people looking for ingredients or prepared items for a quick meal. Customer feedback describes it as a compact, neatly organized shop with a distinctive neighborhood-market feel. Its size is part of the appeal for a focused visit, though it may feel less convenient for shoppers planning a large, comprehensive weekly grocery trip.

Several customer favorites stand out for a quick stop or an easy meal: the deli counter, bakery bread, gelato and ice cream, and the butcher counter. One reviewer particularly praises the butcher, while others mention the bread and frozen treats as reasons to visit. Customers also note a range of Harmons-made favorites and a selection that can be useful when putting together a recipe. These comments make the market worth considering when you want a few well-chosen items, a deli option, or something ready to enjoy without taking on a full-size supermarket shop.

The atmosphere is often described as inviting, vibrant, and orderly, with products arranged neatly and some room to sit and eat. The store’s convenient location in a quieter area is another plus mentioned by customers. Its selection is described as varied for a compact shop, but the market is not necessarily the best fit for someone who expects every category or extensive options for a large Sunday shop. It may suit neighborhood shoppers, people on a lunch break, and visitors seeking a quick recipe’s ingredients, deli food, bread, or a treat.

A few practical details can help set expectations. Reviewers note that the narrower aisles can make the store feel especially busy when more people are inside. Experiences with self-checkout vary: some customers find it works well, while others have reported weight prompts or difficulty checking out a larger basket and appreciated staff assistance. Feedback is mixed overall, so a compact layout may feel convenient to some shoppers and tight to others. If you need help, customers have described receiving assistance from a manager, though service experiences are not identical for everyone.

Harmons Emigration Market is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday through Sunday. Its listed address is 1706 E 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84108, United States. The business has a 4.6-star rating from 702 reviews. For people in Salt Lake City looking for a compact grocery store with a deli counter, butcher, bread, and gelato or ice cream, it offers a convenient option; for a broad, full-cart grocery run, its smaller footprint is worth keeping in mind.

Ratings & Reviews

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Seattle Delgado
7h ago

😂 Im not sure where to start. I went twice and just had horrible experiences. 1st - Every last employee in the store needs training on how to move ergonomically thru the store. I get that its one of the compact/market stores. But the one in Daybreak doesnt have this much trouble moving about the store. The employees are bustling around completely blocking pathways and rushing around corners, almost crashing into me. Also the self checkout has problems and there's no one to fix them so I also lost a lot of time waiting on those before I realized they weren't working and no one was coming to fix them. Then me and a few others waiting In line migrated to the active checkouts. I really enjoy Harmons I've been going since I can remember with my grandpa at the West Valley location circa 2001. So im writing this hoping improvements are done. I wanted to give 1 star but the two elderly women at the checkout were so sweet and helpful, at that point I knew it was a managerial problem. Either the manager(s) here are completely overwhelmed or just flat out dont care.

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Thomas
7h ago

If you’re a fan of quaint markets with limited items, but the items you’re likely looking for, then this is the place. Not a comprehensive market for your Sunday shop, but great for quick recipes, deli counter, and one of the best butchers in Salt Lake City. I may be partial but believe they have the best cuts of meat. Their to-go meals, sandwiches and snacks are always fresh and hit the spot too.

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Bling Viera
7h ago

It’s a small store. The gelato/ice cream is really good. The bread is good too. There is enough room to sit down & eat. Self-checkout works well. When it gets busy, it seems busier than other stores because of the narrower aisles. The beer selection does not offer inexpensive beer. It’s not my favorite Harmon’s, but still good.

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Gabrielle Marie
7h ago

I had never realized this was a harmons, great little boutique store with all the harmons local homemade faves! The self checkout is difficult for 15 items the machines kept saying wrong weight over and over luckily the nice manager helped me get checked out and back to work before my lunch break passed! I will definitely be coming here all the time instead of Dans!

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Carlos Francisco Rivera
7h ago

I love the vibe in this store. Everything is neat, organized, and vibrant. The variety of products and options are extensive and awesome. The prices are reasonable. The location is convenient as it’s nestled away in a not so busy area. I don’t know how I didn’t know this was there. I will be back.