Holladay, Utah
Breakrooms that keep up with Holladay, from Holladay Village to the offices along Highland Drive.
Holladay sits on the east bench between Millcreek and Cottonwood Heights, with its village center at Holladay Boulevard and 4800 South and its office corridor along Highland Drive down to I-215. Professional firms, medical practices, and smaller offices make up most of its workplaces, so we size micro markets, vending, office coffee, and smart coolers to modest headcounts and install them at no cost.
Cabinetry, coolers, machines, and kiosks installed at no cost
Programs sized to a smaller headcount
Fresh food delivered on our own routes
The consultation is complimentary and the design carries no obligation.
The right fit for a smaller teamIf a full market does not suit your headcount, we will recommend vending, a smart cooler, or a funded pantry instead.
Coffee sized to your morningWe size the equipment to how many people arrive within the same half hour, so supply matches your busiest stretch.Nothing to buy up frontWe provide and install the cabinetry, coolers, machines, and kiosks at no cost to you.
Where we serve in Holladay
Village center, east bench, and the I-215 edge.
Holladay is compact, and our routes cover all of it. We serve the shops, restaurants, and offices around Holladay Village, the professional and medical buildings along Highland Drive and Murray-Holladay Road, and the newer development on the former Cottonwood Mall site. Further south, we reach the offices near Knudsen Corner and the I-215 interchanges, and to the east we cover the neighborhoods along 2300 East and Big Cottonwood Creek. If your building sits near the Millcreek, Murray, or Cottonwood Heights line, send us the address and we will confirm it.
- Holladay Village and Holladay Boulevard
- Highland Drive and Murray-Holladay Road
- Knudsen Corner and the I-215 interchanges
- 2300 East and the neighborhoods along Big Cottonwood Creek
Workplaces in Holladay
Breakrooms built for Holladay employers.
Holladay's employers are mostly small and established. Wealth management and accounting firms, law offices, insurance agencies, and real estate brokerages sit alongside dental, medical, and therapy practices, and schools, churches, and senior living communities fill in the neighborhoods. Most teams number in the dozens rather than the hundreds, and many want the breakroom to feel like a benefit. Coffee service, a funded pantry, or a compact market often fits better here than a large installation, and we recommend the mix after seeing the room.
- Financial, legal, and insurance offices
- Dental, medical, and therapy practices
- Real estate and professional services firms
- Shops and restaurants in Holladay Village
- Schools and community buildings
- Senior living communities
What we install and service in Holladay
Breakroom services for Holladay practices and offices.
You can start with a single service or combine several, and each program is planned around your headcount, hours, and available space, from a ten-person office to a larger practice.
Micro markets
An open, self-checkout store with over 450 items in cabinetry sized to your room, open 24 hours, a fit for the larger practices and offices along Highland Drive. Employees pay by card, tap, mobile wallet, or cash.
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Traditional vending
Modern snack, drink, and combination machines for smaller rooms, off-shift coverage, and satellite buildings for a back office or a waiting room, with card, tap, mobile wallet, and cash at every machine.
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Coffee and tea
Bean-to-cup, single-serve, and espresso equipment sized to your morning demand for a client-facing office in Holladay. Cups, lids, creamers, sweeteners, and stir sticks arrive on the same delivery as your coffee, so one team handles the whole breakroom.
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Fresh food
Salads, sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, wraps, veggie plates, breakfast sandwiches, weekly specials, and more, delivered on our own routes to practices and offices across Holladay and stocked with freshness in mind.
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Office pantry
Company-provided snacks and drinks that are free to your team at the point of use, on a monthly budget you set for small teams that treat the breakroom as a perk.
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Smart coolers
Secure grab-and-go coolers that unlock with a card, tap, or mobile wallet, charge only for what is taken, and fit tight spaces such as a staff hallway or a front lobby.
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Cities around Holladay.
Holladay borders several of the cities on our east side route, so a second office nearby can share one schedule.
Millcreek
Directly north, with offices, clinics, and shops along Highland Drive and 3300 South and a new city center at Millcreek Common.
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To the west, with a large hospital campus, State Street retail, and offices near I-215.
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Just south across I-215, with office parks along Fort Union Boulevard and near the canyon roads.
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To the southwest, along I-15 and 7200 South, with offices, retail, and newer mixed-use buildings.
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Holladay and the rest of the Salt Lake Valley.
Holladay sits on the east bench of our valley routes. The same drivers serve Millcreek and Salt Lake City to the north, Murray and Taylorsville to the west, Cottonwood Heights, Midvale, and Sandy to the south, and the rest of the county from West Valley City and Magna to Herriman and Draper.
Salt Lake Valley
All of Salt Lake County, with Holladay on the east bench route between Millcreek and Cottonwood Heights.
Common questions
Questions from Holladay workplaces
What does it cost to get started?
There is no cost to get started. The consultation is complimentary and the design carries no obligation, and if you go ahead, we provide and install the cabinetry, coolers, machines, and kiosks at no cost.
We only have thirty people. Are we too small?
Usually not. A market needs enough traffic to keep product moving, so below that level vending or a smart cooler serves the room well, while coffee service works at any size.
Can we make it a benefit rather than a purchase?
Yes. You can fund a pantry so everything is free at the point of use on a monthly budget you set, or subsidize selected items in a market, and many Holladay offices fund coffee and snacks while keeping lunches as a purchase.
Our office is in Holladay Village. Can you work with a small, shared space?
Yes. We measure the room during the walkthrough and recommend equipment that fits, whether that is a single coffee station, a smart cooler, or compact market cabinetry.
Do you also serve Cottonwood Heights and Millcreek?
Yes. Our east side routes run through Millcreek, Holladay, and Cottonwood Heights and continue across the valley, so a practice with several offices can keep them on one service schedule.
How do employees pay?
Employees pay by card, tap, mobile wallet, or cash, and employers can fund a market account or load allowances. Every machine and market kiosk takes cash; smart coolers take card, tap, and mobile wallet.
Book a free walkthrough
Tell us about your Holladay office.
Share your headcount, office hours, and current breakroom setup, and we will schedule a 30-minute walkthrough at a time that suits your clients and staff. If you would rather talk now, call (801) 761-1219.
No cost for equipment or installation.
A walkthrough takes about 30 minutes.- One local rep from the first call onward.
Prefer to talk now?
Talk to our team about your Holladay office.
Reach a person on our team who can talk through coffee, a pantry benefit, or a compact market for your office before you send anything over.