Sun Flour Cafe

I popped in here to grab some goodies for a friend who is GF. Donna is super friendly and a fellow Pittsburgher, so we shot the breeze and reminisced of our upbringings in Steel City.On to the baked goods, wow! I went away with a strawberry hand pie, 2 orange cranberry scones, a cinnamon scone and 2 cinnamon bun coffee cakes. I'm not even GF and the baked goods I tried were absolutely delicious! The scone was even warm, which was a total game changer.Give Donna's place some love! You won't regret it! She offers a military discount as well.

This place is so awesome! They have sandwiches on homemade gluten-free bread. The bread reminded me of sourdough...yum yum. They also have an array of doughnuts, scones, cakes, and they even sell tea. I had the Gobfather, which was turkey, pesto, spinach, and havarti cheese. It was delicious!! The white cranberry scone was really good. The blueberry one was a little dry, but had good flavor. They had an ube mini bundt cake and ube doughnut that was simply delicious!! They have plenty of seating for a cafe. Service was good though busy so it took a little time to get my sandwich, but it was so worth the wait. The owners's son was so apologetic for the delay. Go check out Sun Flour Cafe, an 100% gluten-free cafe!!

We have an event coming up here. So i decided to drop by and check them out beforehand. Its in a shopping center close to Sharetea. I couldn't find it at first, but there's a sign in the window if you look for it. Its a cute little bakery with a few tables to hang out at. The owner is a very nice lady with a welcoming smile. Very friendly!!! She answered my questions and told me what she had baked for the day. She had sugar cookies, scones, strawberry jam cake, and a few other things. I came for the ube cake, but she didn't have any on this day. So you should definitely call first if you're looking for something in particular. I got a sugar cookie. They were only a dollar which was right up my alley, so i got another. She had her son bring one from the back. My only complaint was he brought the cookie out with his bare hands. No gloves or with a tissue!! He was wearing a backpack so idk if he was just outside or what he had been doing, so that small moment did bother me... Because it just wasn't sanitary. But i know it was a simple mistake so i got over it. I prayed over that cookie in hopes that his hands were clean.. Lol... Please Lord. That's my only complaint. I do hope she'll fix this one issue. She has vegan and gluten free options as well i think she mentioned..The cookies were crispy and pretty good. Just enough sweetness and reasonably priced. I am gonna return to try the ube cake because the pics did look good. It also smelled good like baked goodies. I love bakery smells. Lol. Check them out!!!

That gluten free sandwich with ham and apple was 10/10! Owner is super friendly. It's a small business so hours seem wonky/typical for a small bakery. Wishing she sold loaves of her GF bread it was amazing.

Ube is my thing. So when I saw that they had it last week, I got to try it.This Ube Sponge Cake was soft, moist and delectable. I wouldn't know it's GF. The icing was not too sweet and exactly the right umph for this cake.If she makes it again, I will not think twice to get it again. Maybe two slices this time.

100% Gluten free cafe?! These are far and few to come by. A friend who is also gluten intolerant recommended I check this place out. It's so nice not to have to ask additional questions to decide whether something is going to be safe to eat or not. Ms. Donna the owner was so enjoyable to talk to. She explained how she can do custom made orders and I'm really excited to order some cinnamon rolls. Anyways onnto the food. I decided to sit down in this cozy Cafe and enjoy a Turkey Reuben with no sauerkraut. The homemade gluten free bread was delicious and had the perfect texture. I also got an apple donut, Toffee crunch cookie and chocolate glob to go. Ms. Donna let me know they do different events at the Cafe which sounds so amazing. Also, you don't have to be gf to support. It's small businesses like these that you really see the people put their heart and soul into the food but don't get enough recognition. My panini came with chips and I also got a water. My total was around $20 not bad at all but that did include a 10% discount for being a first time customer. I felt so at home and will be back

So, let me just say that I'm so disappointed I didn't out about this tea room until right before we're about to move to Maryland. Boyfriend is gluten free because it causes inflammation, so we came here after a recommendation on Facebook from the Hampton Roads takeout group. We got there and Donna was taking a call, so we waited a bit before she came to open the shop. Donna is a whirlwind and such a big personality. I love it! She's also very knowledgeable about gluten free basically everything and easy to talk to. We bought two turkey meatball paninis with pasta salad, a loaf of bread, and creamy earl grey tea. The bread for the panini was fresh baked that morning and the panini was put together to order. The same bread she baked was made by her and also gluten free. The whole meal was gluten free as is the tea.I've never had gluten free bread taste this good y'all! Boyfriend has been semi on his own because I'm a carb lover and it's hard, but this will make it easy and we will be ordering from Donna to take with us. I will say it was a little pricey, but gluten free traditionally is but, Donna also does organic and I'm perfectly content with paying for great, quality ingredients that taste great. Definitely go check her out as her food offerings change daily and it all looks so delicious. Do not miss out.

***Writing this review as a member of a group even that was booked here as a venue***We booked a group event for this location where we hired an artist to do a paint night with our Ladies Group from church. Overall things turned out well and everyone had a good time - with the exception of a few snafus. While booking, we were given two difference prices for the venue + food. The second quote happened when we came back to finalize plans and square up. The second quote was higher than the first, but since we had booked the artist and had RSVP's in-hand, we didn't have much choice. I am also responsible for this, as I should have gotten quote in writing for the use of the venue and provision of food and tea.The second moment at which we ran into an issue was NOT the fault of the owner of TranquiliTea, but more of an issue with the folks she leases from. We were all getting settled in when a landscaper knocked and lets know that though we were parked in designated spots, we needed to move several vehicles so that he could get his truck around the building. Oops! We complied, of course, and things were back in the swing within 10 minutes or so.After that, things went swimmingly! The treats she provided were delightful, she was kind and served tea throughout the duration of our event, and she was happy to do it all.They have a great selection of teas and the environment was very nice. I haven't been in the shop when it is set up fully for tea and retail, but I look forward to returning for a visit!

Their big Apple panini on gf bread was the best gf sandwhich I've ever had. Their cranberry scone is also amazing. Definitely will be coming back here.

Just visited Sun flour cafe for the first time, and it won't be the last. The cafe is very quaint, simple, and quiet, but the food is way beyond simple. We enjoyed a few of their paninis and tried many of their desserts. You would never know that it was gluten free!! Everything was moist and delicious.I definitely recommend Sun flour whether you're gluten free or not.