Eva's Bakery

Shout out to Tate, he’s the reason this place is getting 5 stars. Overall we were happy with our experience, we didn’t have to wait long to be sat and attended, Tate had stellar customer service! I’m typically not a fan of scalloped potatoes, however, the seasoning that was used on Eva’s scalloped potatoes is unmatched. The vinaigrette used on the mixed greens was amazing and our entrees were delicious. The atmosphere made me feel as if i were in Paris, a very cute bakery I would 10/10 recommend. This bakery exceeded my expectations, thank you Eva’s bakery and Tate!

I had a great experience visiting Eva's Bakery. There were multiple seating options including indoor/outdoor, chairs and booths. I grabbed a seat that allowed me to people watch for a while and really enjoyed it. I gave the atmosphere 4 stars only because the back room where a lot of the seating is was not very welcoming or updated. I didn't sit back there, but the vibe was off. I loved the outdoor seating, the area right next to the order counter and the small room along the to go order counter. I ordered a vanilla bean latte and it was honestly the best latte I've probably ever had. I love the vanilla bean flavor vs. simple vanilla. I also ordered Boulange Benedict and very much enjoyed it. The potatoes were a little salty, but the rest of the meal was absolutely perfect. It was more than enough food to fill me up during my visit. All staff members who assisted me during my visit were kind and friendly. I'd highly recommend a visit.

This place made the list for a reason. Great option for a grab and go. You can also sit out and chill. Food is great and variety is plenty. It was hard to pick, got to sample many items. Breakfast sandwich is solid choice. Grab a danish as well. Coffee is hot and made to order. The taste is fresh, all the flavors are available.

Fantastic! The pastries, coffee, and breakfast entrees are all amazing. I recommend everything we had; strawberry croissant (special), cinnamon bun, and the Benedict. The coffees were so good that we got another round to-go. A real gem in and otherwise sparse downtown coffee/food scene.

Exceptional. The food was so delicious and authentic. Such unbelievably light and flaky patisserie! We had kouign amanns and chocolate almond croissants, as delicious as any I had while living in France. My quiche Lorraine was excellent, my group also had a croissant sandwich and blueberry stuffed French toast. Wonderful. Many delightful details in the café that reminded me of Paris.

I wish I had discovered Eva’s Bakery earlier during my stay in Salt Lake City—what a delightful spot! I tried the avocado toast, which you can customize by adding eggs (cooked just the way you like), and it was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully plated. But the real star was the strawberry croissant—it tasted like heaven: buttery, flaky, and filled with just the right amount of sweetness. The bakery offers a wide variety of delicious options, from savory brunch items to tempting pastries. The atmosphere is charming and cozy, and the staff are warm and welcoming. Definitely a must-visit spot in SLC!

The atmosphere is great, service is good. I did not try the obvious… croissant and Kouign-amann because I believe they must be really good and why wouldn’t they be, it’s all full of sugar and butter. So I ordered simple things. Black coffee and avocado toast. The coffee was watered down, zero flavor and very low density. Avocado toast was shameful for the price. Nescafé and avocado toast at home would have been better. Also wooden chairs are not comfortable

It feels like a French bakery. Thinking about going back in and getting more baked goods. I got the cookie butter latte and breakfast sandwich. The bread in the breakfast sandwich was buttery and flaky, bacon was crispy, with tomatoes, arugula, and an over medium egg. My cookie butter latte didn't taste like cookie butter, but it was still good.