Flour Garden Bakery

Grass Valley, United States

3.2

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24 reviews

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+1 530-272-2043
Website:
www.flourgarden.com
Address:
999 Sutton Way, Grass Valley, CA, 95945
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Delivery
No
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Grass Valley) 3:35 PM Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Business hours

Monday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 6:00 am – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Organic Juice Bar, Espresso & Coffee Bar, Fresh Bagels everyday, Fresh homemade baked goods everyday — danish, scones, muffins, croissants, cakes, pies, cookies, Salads, sandwiches and fresh homemade soups everyday.

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24 reviews of Flour Garden Bakery

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Place rating: 5
Santa Barbara, CA
Smoothies are great, coffee is as well. Panini’s in the self serve case are awesome, they will heat them up for you. They also have wifi, which is a must due to the poor cell reception in Brunswick basin.
Place rating: 1
Grass Valley, CA
I’m not sure how many people I’ve seen storm out of this place due to bad customer service buts it’s a lot. That’s what stands out to me the most and even if you make food you should treat customers with respect.
Place rating: 4
Smartsville, CA
My favorite place to get a chai latte, and the only place I’ll go to order a carrot cake. Their scones and croissant sandwiches are especially delicious, and I love that they sell their day-​old baked goods at a discount, instead of throwing it away like many places do (scones and turnovers are still tasty the next day!). I’ve never been disappointed with the quality of the service, and I always appreciate the WiFi access.
Place rating: 2
Berkeley, CA
Scone texture was spongy. The croissants were not buttery or flaky. Prices were, as said in other reviews, not reflective of below average quality. And lastly, the server had a sad, impending doom feel about her that made me sad. Skip it.
Place rating: 5
Grass Valley, CA
A toasted Parmesan bagel with onion-​garlic cream cheese is my Favorite! They also have great coffee. :)
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, WA
They have gluten free bagels! Can I say how happy that makes me?! Very, very happy. I only wish we lived closer.
Every time we travel up to Grass Valley, I have to stop in for a bagel. They have many different varieties too, you just have to go early since they sell out quick.
They have a lot of other goodies too, but the bagels are my favorite, especially since I don’t know of any other place in california that makes them.
Place rating: 2
New York, NY
«Ramshackle quality with big city prices. «
$ 5.14 for a plain bagel with plain cream cheese and a small coffee in my own mug! Dang, that’s more than I spend in New York City!
I wish I had heeded the advice of those reviewers who wrote that this place is overpriced, ‘cos it really is and it ain’t even worth it. The bagel was okay but the watered-​down flavorless coffee went right now the Grass Valley gutter once I got outside. Now that’s a waste of water while California’s havin’ a darn drought.
I’ve given up on finding a decent cup of coffee in Grass Valley and am gonna start to drink Mountain Dew when I go up yonder to visit my granny. After all, it’s got caffeine and flavor too!
If you don’t mind paying too much for your baked goods, I think the Flour Garden is an okay option for bagels and such. For coffee, until something worthwhile comes along, you’re gonna have to get in the car and drive out to Peet’s or Starbucks.
Place rating: 3
Pleasanton, CA
This was a short pit-​stop while we traveled for business. Tell me why they only have a huge 1.5 Liter bottle of plain water available and everything else is some sort of flavored/​carbonated water drink… So weird. It’s fine though I guess. At least they have plain water!
Wish I had the opportunity to try out the stuff on their menu, so don’t take this review too much to heart. The staff was very nice and the shop was super cute. There was a ton of seating and a nice selection of mugs and coffees to purchase. They also have a juice bar! Their baked good looked super good. Again, wish I had the opportunity and perhaps will make another pit-​stop with an empty stomach next time. :)
Place rating: 5
Grass Valley, CA
I love this place! I was feeling really under the weather today and the ladies who work at Flour Garden are always so friendly and helpful. They chopped up ginger and put in in my delicious lemonade (made with real lemon juice and sugar!) That combined with my favorite chunky clam chowder soup made me feel 100% better. Everyone who works there seems exceptionally friendly and the food is always fresh, healthy and delicious. It’s a little pricy, but worth it for fresh local ingredients.
Place rating: 4
Nevada City, CA
I came for a gluten free birthday cake for my exchange son. The flour garden really delivered with the «Pink Cake.» Moist chocolate almond cake with berry filling and pink buttercream frosting. No one minded the pink color. It was so delicious, much more than I would expect for GF cakes. The service was great. I’ve also purchased bulk cookies for my business and came here to relax with the wifi. Service is generally good, though one day I had my drink order made incorrectly 2 times, maybe she was new?
The baked good regular and GF are top notch. Cookies, soups, bread, and cakes worth stopping in to buy anytime!
Place rating: 1
Grass Valley, CA
Weak coffee, flavorless pastries, and lots of kids hanging out leeching on the free WiFi. The baristas are slow and impersonal, not at all friendly, and everything is expensive. I would give this place zero stars if that were possible, but unfortunately I have to give them at least one star.
Place rating: 2
Grass Valley, CA
Coffee is weak, deserts are tasteless and the personnel is always frigid, aloof and impersonal. I wander if this is the company policy. The only reason I go is the wi fi.
Place rating: 2
Grass Valley, CA
Horrible customer service, another Nevada County business that preys on its captured audience. Pretty pricey and not even a smile from the girls behind the counter. Today, I asked where I should take my plates when I was finished and the assistant manager said gruffly, «Over there.» When I asked where, she said, «Just leave it.» Not a care about going the extra mile for the customer. Not sure how they stay in business. I’d rather support the man at Starbucks, or even Caroline’s (whom also has terrible customer service). Sierra Mountain Coffee Roasters is the real gem here.
Place rating: 5
Port St Lucie, FL
I ordered a half sheet cake last week, over the phone, for the NUJM peewee football team party. I told the girl on the phone what I wanted and she said it would be ready by 12:30 today. I showed at 12:30 and she walked out with a PERFECTLY decorated cake, right down to the frosting footballs in the corners. I could not have asked for a better presentation. I was so happy when I realized the cake tasted even better than it looked! I am so happy with the Flour Garden; all of our family’s store bought cakes will come from this bakery from now on. Thank you so much for a job very well done. :)
Place rating: 4
Grass Valley, CA
Gotta give them love for now carrying Almond milk and Coconut milk with also Caffeine free Chai. Bagels need to be lighter and softer though a little too dense. Hummus is good. Service is better.
Place rating: 3
Grass Valley, CA
good food and drinks. Pricey, but my real complaint is that the service is often terrible. You may have to wait a very long time — even if there is no line and several baristas available!
Place rating: 3
Grass Valley, CA
Good selection of food and coffee. Fresh squeezed juices. Nice people. Subpar breakfast burritos. Good place and a much better option than the starbucks in the safeway next door.
Place rating: 2
Davis, CA
More like: The Flour Garden Juice Café and Half Empty Baked-​Goods Case Emporium.
The selection of the usual players was pretty paultry — no cheese danishes, no bear claws, no eclairs, no donuts. Lots of muffins and cookies, but nothing to write home about (they seem to like to make a large version and a small version of the same thing, like two sizes of oatmeal cookie). But there was nothing there that was very novel or well-​done. And they have this big detailed juice menu while most of the baked-​good cases are marginally stocked at best.
No comprendo, Dudes.
Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA
Amazing selection of baked goodies! I love that they offer tons of gluten-​free sweets and baked breads. The girls that work are very sweet and helpful!
Place rating: 1
Sacramento, CA
If you like paying $ 5 for a smallish muffin you will love this place. But if that seems a little expensive don’t worry, because they have a muffin that is approximately the size of a champagne cork for only $ 2.50…
I try to support local businesses, but this place has RIDICULOUS prices and it needs to go away.
Place rating: 3
Clackamas County, OR
I found it when I needed to access internet and asked around town. Then I found that it was a bustling café. I visited the one in the shopping center with a Safeway, off Brunswick Road.
They have baked goods, bagels, coffee, tea, et. al. It’s all good. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the place is the eclectic patronage one would expect in an area like Grass Valley-​Nevada City.
Check it out and «sit a spell.»
Place rating: 4
Colfax, CA
Might be inappropriate of me to write a review considering I worked here for four years, but I’ll try to keep it impartial. Seems fair considering I also grew up coming in here regularly!
If you’re looking for good baked goods in town, I really recommend the place. A lot of ingredients are local and organic and everything is just delicious. The soups as well are in general really tasty and well-​made. Coffee as a rule is good, though drink quality may differ between baristas — still, that’s how cafes go. Same goes for prices, especially considering organic ingredients. Though sometimes I think some items seem unreasonably priced…
A word to the wise: /don’t/ come in thinking you’re in Starbucks. Look at the menu! And you can’t go wrong with the chocolate-​chip cookies with walnuts. Still a favorite of mine!
Place rating: 4
Irvine, CA
Always come here when completing my work in the City. A great coffee and breakfast start to the day. On this particular afternoon, I was there for a cup of coffee and chocolate chip cookie. Sitting there working, enjoying the free wi-​fi, when the server asked the four of us in the place if we wanted some free carrot cake. Holy Bugs Bunny was that carrot cake delicious. Super friendly staff, inviting atmosphere, great baked goods, and convenient parking. Go on, stop on in and try something… I am sure you will like it.
Place rating: 4
Nevada City, CA
Again, another place with a tricky name.
Not Flower Garden as you might think. Which is a blessing in disguise actually. Think about how many bees would be all over the place in there if it was just a bunch of flowers in a store.
Although now that I think of it, anywhere you look you’ll see jars of honey. So maybe all the bees are in the back. Or in some kind of subterranean hive beneath the store. Either way, out of sight, out of mind.
They make a nice bagel. Bagels are pretty great. I don’t really understand them, but they make a fine treat. Get there kinda early if you want a Jalapeño one. Sometimes I’ll wake up at like 2 or 3 and they’re all gone by the time I get there. Parmesan is a good substitute. Or pizza bagels.
I’ve heard that butter is good on the pizza bagels, but that sounds pretty gross so I don’t think I’ll try that.
Actually I think I did try that already. I don’t remember.