Passion Flour

Amazing smoked Benedict! The coffee is good too. I can't wait to try a pastry but I don't know how I'll decide, everything looks so good!

Second time embarking on this place. First time was on a very short layover. So when we knew that we had another chance in SLC, we knew passion flour was the place to be. Both occasions everyone is very nice, pastries are mouth watering and delicious. Hot food to order was mouth watering as well. Unfortunately the only thing I can ding them on, is their coffee. It was very lackluster and to be honest it's my least favorite coffee out of all coffee places I have been to.

However, don't worry about their coffee- eat their food, eat their yummy pastries, support a terrific vegan business. Made a great impression on my layover, so much so that my wife stopped their twice in less than 24 hours before embarking on the rest of our road trip.

This all-vegan bakery is a lovely little café in the Maven District and is a welcoming place to come enjoy a coffee and pastry. In addition to vegan options, they also have some gluten free treats for those that prefer or need that. I love seeing so many great options!

Service was terrific-we were warmly greeted and given some guidance after the person behind the counter learned we were first timers. After a few recommendations, we ended up with a coffee, lemonade, croissant, crepe and chocolate chip cookie. Yes, it was a sweet visit.

Be aware - They automatically charge 18% tip!!
We were surprised when we paid and the suggested tip amounts were only 2% and 3%. Later we realized that they automatically add on an 18% tip, then also ask for the additional amount. Definitely would not have tipped on top of that.


We were visiting some other soups in the area and stopped here for a coffee break. Our group ordered a selection of drinks and pastries, most of which were very disappointing.

The lavender lemonade just tasted like regular lemonade. The "pot pie" pastry that we got was tiny, barely filled, and not worth the price. The macarons didn't have much flavor. The "hostess cupcake" was really good though! That was probably the best thing we ordered.

Service was slow and the place wasn't very clean, despite it not being very busy.

Super cute coffee and pastry shop across on 900 S that a Yelp Elite Squad friend recommended as we ran into each other at Acrely Farms. Super cute environment as you walk in. I love all the dried flower arrangements. They have a variety of pastries, including gluten free! I went for a gf banana tarte, per recommendation of the person at the front, and a cortado. The gf banana tarte was on point and I thoroughly enjoyed my cortado. I wouldn't mind stopping in again!

Cute, almost tea-shop feeling vegan bakery/coffee shop, with brunch and lunch options. PSA - there is an automatic 18% service charge applied to all purchases.

Enjoyed weekend brunch here with a friend. She ordered the overnight oats (not pictured) and an oat milk iced matcha and said they were both very good!

I ordered the smoked Benedict and a hot oat milk vanilla latte. The latte was beautifully crafted and perfectly delicious! The Benedict was A LOT of food! I couldn't even eat half. The side potatoes were so soft and flavorful, those disappeared fast. Not being vegan, but having been so in the past, I could definitely pick out the different textures and flavors of the Benedict, delicious and filling, would definitely recommend.

Don't forget a pastry for the road! They are known for their almond croissants (to die for), to which I paired a St. Horn (also incredible). Definitely don't skip out on a pastry.

Everything we have tasted has been delicious (outside of the side salad that came with my sandwich, it was just lettuce covered in dressing.
The staff have always been kind and helpful. My only real criticism is it feels pretty expensive. Today I went by myself and had a sandwich and one cup of tea and the bill came to $30 after the built in tip. I wanted to try a treat, but it was out of the question due to cost. I will return, but rarely - as the price doesn't equal the experience for me.

Food is expensive $5.75 for 1 Kouign Amann, then the 18% gratuity makes it $7.50 for 1 tiny mediocre pastry. Person at the counter was very cold and very aggressive when I asked about the 18% being added without my consent... the food is already more expensive than most bakeries, pay your employees off that margin.

Cute vegan French style pastry shop with some brunch entrees. The service has always been pretty slow which makes the mandatory 18% service charge a little eyebrow raising especially when considering it's all counter service and bus yourself. However the food used to always more than make up for the wait. This last visit however despite the gourmet presentation and combination of ingredients, the food was overwhelmingly salty. Every single ingredient just tasted of salt. The potatoes especially were inedible and spotted others also discarding theirs in the bin.

Man oh man, do I love this bakery. It's sooo good! Every time I visit. The food and beverages are always consistently good. 10/10 would recommend to anyone regardless if you're vegan or not