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We are committed to supporting our community by offering healthful dishes. Our diverse menu is prepared daily, using local, organic and sustainable products.

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Don't for get to check out our menus! We offer breakfast on weekdays until noon and ALL DAY on weekends, we even won the Best of State Award for our brunch! 

The East side (bar side) began as a mercantile around 1908 called the California Store. 

In 1924 the Papas brothers bought the building and opened the legendary The Club Pool Hall later shortened to The Club. Outside Two-Bit Street Café you’ll still see The Club’s sign hanging. 

Two-Bit Street Café is located on Historic 25 ^th street in Ogden, Utah. We love having our restaurant here and try to respect and preserve the stories of this street and our building. 

The West side of Two-Bit Street was built in 1897. Over the years it has been many different businesses, including a barbershop, shooting gallery, and the Paradise Coffee House.

126 Historic 25th Street. Ogden Utah

OUR STORY

1930'S DECO BAR

Our back office is known as The Capone Room. 

During the height of his power and influence notorious gangster, Al Capone had considerable holdings in Ogden, he was personal friends with the Pappas Brothers.  This room was made for one reason, and that was to play cards.  and would hold poker games in the back room of our building.  

The "CLUB" was famous for hosting the largest high-stakes poker games west, right up to 1963, which is when the last brothal was shut down on Two-Bit Street.

THE CAPONE ROOM

Above the archway you can see a clock with a bullet hole. 

The clock was first shot in the 1930’ by Kenny Denver a Native American when The Club refused to cash his check. And some one told Kenny that just because you have a gun strapped to you waist dosent mean you know how to use it. Kenny made a bet that he could shoot the second hand on the clock.  With a quick draw of his pistol, Kenny won the bet.  It was shot again in the 1970’s by Denis Layton a drunken patron who claimed he could hit the bullet hole. He missed, and his 22 bullet is still embedded in the clock.

The Famous Clock with two 

bullet holes.

Two-Bit Street Café opened it’s doors in 2003. 

Owned by James Dayley and Penny Allred-Dayley, Penny is still the head chef…. 

MAGIC EVERYWHERE