Flour Bloom

Yummy pastries! We got the citrus tart and the snickers crueler, both were lovely. Service was excellent. There's also a cute gift shop with plants, earrings, etc.

Overall cool spot. The atmosphere and vibe is cool. They have a slammin and BIG rainbow cookie, fun trivia like board games and an excellent photo booth (we took a group photo with a skeleton).My gripes were with the other food we ordered. I picked out a golden milk latte chai that was intense and hard to drink, even though it did have super cool edible sparkles on top.I also picked an egg salad sando out of the cooler, which seemed promising, except that in addition to the mayo already added to the eggs to make the salad, there was an intense amount of mayo also spread all over both sides of the bread, or was it miracle whip? Either way, it was too much!There were a couple of other entree-type options on the house menu, my husband got the hot dog and it looked good, resting in a croissant bun with a cocktail pickle and onion hovering above. He said it was ok but intense as well.Overall, order the rainbow cookie!!

Worst pastries I've had in a long time. I'm somewhat of a coffee snob so for those of you are going to get coffee. I would not go here. Do you know how you can automatically tell by the color when a coffee is going to be bad? That was my experience. I tried their flowery signature drink. It was more rose water than anything else. No balance of flavor and the espresso was poorly extracted. I could have done better at home. I couldn't give it away. As for the pastries if you're just looking for something aesthetically cute for a photo shoot great. But if you're actually actually looking for a delicious treat, go somewhere else.Service was slow even though it was empty. Don't understand that either. Nice people but I don't know. Just not my vibe at all. The decor is cute. Disco balls and trinkets. But that's not what I came for. Chocolate croissant 4/10My partner hated this. For me, frankly, anything buttery is good in my book but I mean I didn't need to go all the way to this spot to get an overpriced chocolate croissant. butter cookie 2/10Just no. Too dry and sweet but still kinda bland. For reference I usually like butter cookies or shortbread. pop tart 1/10Pretty but god awful sweet. I cut it into fours and the kids (4 and 8) I tried sharing them with left it on their plate. The filling is so sweet, should have maybe been cut down with a cheese or more exterior to offset. Overall. Hype. Save your money, honey.

Super cute and worth the hype.Obsessed with the latte! I ordered the seasonal flower bloom latte with oatmilk and enjoyed it. The pastries are my favorite. Obsessed with the rainbow cake and butter cookie. VEGAN and gluten-free. I also like how there's a 20% auto-gratitude charge!

I wanted to visit this spot so badly. Pastry and plants sounded so good. It is in one half of the former Stark vacuum store (gladly the other part is still holding Stark's local and very traditional vacuum store - hard to find those specialist stores anywhere!). So upon entrance, the spot 100% was what I had in mind on the right-hand side a selection of plants and pots - on the left side lives the bakery or pastry part. And throughout the very generous guest room are plants all over! Quirky, lovely, and exactly as I would have imagined. Great job felt good sitting in here. There is also a Passfoto booth in the corner. The shock came when I saw the pastry and the prices. But first, the good stuff: I had a medium oat milk (don't talk about it!!! :)) latte and a rainbow cookie. Ended up at $15 (including a mandatory tip of 20% - which means it will be added automatically - the tips will be shared with the whole team. But I'll know people who are discussing why you have not the choice - well you have since you can add more haha). The coffee was good and the cookie was great and delicious. Until 11:30 they also offer some breakfast sandwiches with homemade Kaiser rolls. The cheapest is about $13 and goes up to $16 for a bacon, egg and cheese. The sandwiches are not big. A regular role and a regular amount of things they throw on. I hardly find the price fair for not tbh. As much as I love the space (so gorgeous and built with much love and it's so spacious) I have a hard time not taking a star away from the high prices, In addition when I call a shop "pastry and plants" in the sub-line I was expecting a much wider selection of pasties. They are offering three different kinds of cookies (which the rainbow cookie is really more of an artful three layered cake and really good!), a regular and one almond filled croissant, two or three different filled cannelloni's and at the time of my visit In March 2024 one extra pastry looking tiramisu(ish) item. Plus at breakfast time the sandwiches. I get that the space is huge and that means expansive in rent, the remodel has not been cheap you can see that in every corner - the kitchen is outstanding in the back, big and modern. And the items that are on the menu (for example the rainbow cookie) are made with an extra thought and touch. Everything is "virtual" sprinkled looks great and tastes delicious. But in the end, would I comeBack? No - maybe for a coffee only that is fair priced, and to enjoy the atmosphere of the spot. But not for the pastries. I had a hard time getting over the prices and the limited amount of choices in pastry I found. And talking about the prices you have to pay for the Photo Booth pictures as well!The concept - greatThe food & coffee - delicious Pricing and selection - hmmmmTips mandatory at 20% - hmmm you have to order the items at the counter - then your order number will be yelled by the (very lovely worker bees) and you have to pick them up at the counter yourself. So not sure if everybody would tip 20% for that. Also, I find it a total mismatch that you design a space that has a cool vibe and then they don't even care to ask for your name to yell out - but a number. HmmmFor those reasons pricing - a limited selection of such delicious pastries - and the concept at the counter I take away two stars. I wanted the concept to work and make this my favorite coffee place in town but it's hard to do. (It's also really cold inside tbh! Would have loved a warm spot in the rainy weather!) I said I do not would come back - but I would since everybody gets a second chance (well black bear diner will not haha) I sure will come back after a while and see if there have been made changes since this store is still in their first six months of opening and they might listen to feedback!

Uhhh how cute? I'm always looking for cute shops that are "instagram" worthy. (I don't even have instagram but it's the vibe? This is such a retro feeling cute spot. It's welcoming, it's spacious, there's lots of options for drinks and snacks. The staff are incredibly sweet and knowledgeable of the menu. There's parking that's easy to find. A cute Photo Booth? Games and activities to do. Shopping for little trinkets or plants. Plenty of space to find your special spot. Truly, I couldn't find anything bad about it!

The best thing about this cafe is the ambience. The space is large, lots of comfortable seatings. There are table/board games available. The decor and theme is cute. There is a section of local artist co-signment, plants and other products for sale. The cannoli was good. The cups are cute, and they simmered some golden sparkles on top of my drink. This is where the good things end.The other bakery items didn't look too appealing so we decided not to try them, especially priced at $8 +. Each of our drinks were different - and we all thought it wasn't good. I was very surprised that none of us liked our drinks. This is my first time not liking a drink at a cafe. I'm baffled at how this can go wrong as it's a staple item.Auto-gratuity of 20%. The iPad screen will ask for gratuity again. Perhaps this is why service was mediocre.Street parking and it's very hard to find parking in this area.

Pretty cookies and drinks. Taste wise just OK. Would come here more for the IG/aesthetics. Latte specials were too overly sweet to notice any of the flavor subtleties.Space is very cute with nice modern furnishings. 20% auto gratuity is a bit strange for a coffee shop, but I guess they at least try to tell you that at checkout.

Absolutely beautiful and well thought out space. It's spacious, tastefully decorated, and modern boars games are available. Food is extremely over priced and mediocre at best. My latte was cold, sandwich hard. Cookies are like $9, sandwiches $17. 20% gratuity is mandatory for counter service. Seems steep to be handed a cold sandwich from a refrigerator.

The main reason for the 3 stars is I wasn't aware there was a 20% automatic charge for gratuity, and that seems insane when all I got was cookies to go. Especially because I didn't see any notification about it until my card was swiped, and then I was still prompted for an additional tip on top of that! Pay your employees more? Other than this, the cookies are super tasty, and the atmosphere is cute. Pricing seems a bit steep compared to other similar places, I think my 6 cookies came out to almost $50. I'm glad I tried this place once for the novelty, but I'm not sure I'd make it a regular stop! Love the idea tho, kind staff and the vibe inside is clearly very well thought out.