Passion Flour Patisserie

Passion flour is my favorite place to get a delicious vegan meal and a comforting drink.

Our first stop after landing in SLC, passion flour is amazing! Delicious pastries and the smoked tofu Benedict was incredible.

I stopped by your café with my daughters for a quick coffee break and ordered an Americano. While the atmosphere was pleasant, the coffee itself was underwhelming—I'd rate it a 6 out of 10 due to its weak flavor. More concerning, though, was the checkout experience: the payment tablet moved too quickly, oat milk was added without my request (affecting both the taste and cost), and an automatic 18% service charge was applied, followed by a prompt for an additional tip. For a simple coffee stop, this felt rushed and unnecessarily costly. I believe there’s room for improvement in both the beverage quality and the transparency of the ordering process.

I ordered the Ube Matcha Latte with oat milk and a pistachio pastry and they were both delicious! The space itself is super cute and inviting as well and staff was helpful

I love this place but two croissants and a coffee to go were $26 because of the mandatory added gratuity fee… And then it asks you to add an additional tip. I always tip but I couldn’t this time because I didn’t expect to spend so much… These sneaky fees just make it out of my price range. Adding this into the price of the food would be a little more ethical. Expensive but less sneaky. It’s the employer’s responsibility to pay a living wage. I am pro tip but I’m not pro forced or double tip…

They have the best vegan croissants! 🥐

Even though it’s all plant-based, these pastries hold a candle with any local patisserie. Foodie born and raised here. I’m not vegan. It’s good. A warmed almond croissant is my go to.

Visiting from Seattle and wish we had something close to this at home! Enjoyed the breakfast and pistachio croissants and got a citrus scone to go. Coffee was great too. Thank you for the incredible vegan pastries.

Amazing vegan place! Everything I ordered was delicious.

Cute spot, we went for a coffee and a pastry and, unfortunately, it was really disappointing. The prices were high (~$6 for a coffee) and unfortunately the scone and coffee were not very good. It was about a 20 minute wait for them to even make our coffee. The wait was long for the coffee plus we ordered at the counter, picked up our coffee, and bussed our own table so it's unclear what we were paying the mandatory 18% service fee for. Wanted to like it but wouldn't recommend.