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Ok, the pies are outstanding but that's not what I come for! The shop is right near my house and I stop in for cookies! Service is always friendly and helpful. You can eat lunch here but the menu is very limited, after all, they are known for the bakery! I love that they use Bub and Grandma's baguettes for the sandwiches too! My favorite cookies are the chocolate chunk and the butterscotch. The store is very clean and bright and I'm sure I'll be back next week too!
Finally stop by for some pie slices! I'm a big pie lover and had to make a trip since I'm in SoCal! Purchase the tangerine passionfruit which I wish it was just passionfruit thought it was a bit in the sweet side and a slice of the strawberry rhubarb which was perfect ! The crust on both pie are buttery flaky good! Definetly worth a stop for pie ethusiast !
We got the passionfruit tangerine and blueberry blackberry pie slices and a triple chocolate cookie. The passion fruit tangerine pie was amazing! I'm still thinking about it and will have to make the trek up to get some more. At first I thought the pie slices were kind of pricey but the price is worth it! Wow. Service was quick and you can get your pie heated up (if that's your thing). There's parking in the back and a decent amount of seating. They also had books and other fat + flour related merch for purchase. I think I'll have to get the recipe book!
I tried the chocolate chess pie, which is surprisingly hard to find these days. It was lighter and less intensely chocolatey than I expected, more like a light fudge than a rich flourless chocolate cake. The crust was very crumbly and could be improved. I paid $7 for this slice. The service was friendly and fast. The shop is a cute addition to Culver City, with comfortable indoor seating, a nice outdoor patio, and a good spot to meet a friend over chai and pie. I'd definitely come back when I had a sweet tooth.
12/10/2025 3 1/2 Stars PIES Banana Cream Pie - This was everything a banana cream pie should be! Loved the big chunks of banana. The custard and whipped cream was creamy and delicious. Flaky pie crust. Not overly sweet either. Delicious from beginning to end! If you're craving banana cream pie, this one will hit the spot! Chocolate Chess Pie - As fudgy as it was, it was not a rich chocolate flavor that is expected from a chocolate pie. It is sweet, but the chocolate flavor did not come through. The whipped cream on top was fluffy and creamy. Texture-wise the pie was fuuuudgy. But the chocolate flavor was held back. The chocolate graham cracker crust was slightly salty, which was supposed to enhance the chocolate, but I felt it muted the chocolate flavor. So when you eat everything together, it is a salty chocolate pie. Wanted to love it, but it was a disappointment. Key Lime Pie - Has a nice, tangy, sharp tartness. The graham cracker crust was thin, which brought more attention to the key lime custard and whipped cream on top. This pie delivered. Apple Cream Cheese Crumble - Reheated in the toaster oven. The flavor overall was sweet and light. Not heavy on the spices. It was much lighter in sweetness and spices than most apple pies I've had. The apple had a light tartness and the apples were not soggy, but they were tender yet had a bit of a bite. Apples were all cut up rustic and cut up bigger than expected, but there were a lot of apples in there! The crumble on top was crispy and buttery. However, the pie crust on the bottom was soggy. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. CAPPUCCINO It wasn't horrible, but I always wish specialty shops like this could make a good cup of coffee. The coffee beans were not bitter nor burnt, which I appreciated, but it wasn't smooth. The milk foam on top wasn't bad. Not the best cappuccino I've had, but it wasn't the worst. Somewhere in the middle. POMEGRANATE LAVENDER Housemade soda. Perfect amount of sweetness. You can mainly taste the pomegranate over the lavender. Very small hint of lavender in it. Good carbonated drink. Overall enjoyed it. COOKIES All the cookies were very thin, soft, chewy cookies. The outer edges of the cookie were crunchy. Peanut Butter Cookie - This had a straight forward peanut butter flavor. Yet it was still lighter and less creamier than other peanut butter cookies I've had. The texture is craggly. Not the most pleasant texture. Butterscotch Chocolate Chip Cookie - Lots of butterscotch chocolate chips which coated my whole mouth and it continually tasted sweet. It's a sweet cookie. If it was less sweet, I think I would have enjoyed it a bit more. Lemon Lavender Sugar Cookie - Less lemon flavor, lavender flavor is more prominent in this cookie. I barely remember the lemon flavor. This was a very forgettable cookie except that the lavender brought on a weird flavor that did not complement this cookie. It seems to do the opposite of making a good cookie. Weirdly enough, I liked the texture of the cookie, since it was a sugar cookie. Bourbon Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookie - You get some fall spices from the cookie lingering in the background. The pecan and choc chips add texture, crunch and sweetness. This was also a sweet cookie, but not as sweet as the Butterscotch Chocolate Chip Cookie. Out of all the cookies, Peanut Butter was the better of them all. However, none of them were really good. For $4 each, all four of the cookies purchased were a waste of money. They might as well been supermarket bakery cookies and even then, I've had better from supermarket bakery cookies! I would not recommend their cookies. Sadly, docking off stars because of the cookies and some of the pies. If you don't see a pie flavor that you want in the display case, ask them if they have it. They might have it in the back and have yet to bring them out to the front. AMBIANCE / SEATS / BATHROOM Love the space! The ambiance was bright, cozy and peaceful. It gave neighborhood bakery vibes, yet the decoration was airy, light and whimiscal. A very inviting shop. There were both indoor and outdoor seats. One communal table and bench seats, A few tables of two and a few tables for 4. Outdoor seats were tables for 2. Ate indoors and it was a cozy space and there was minimal noise. Do not know if they have free WiFi, but it's a good space to work there. One unisex bathroom available in the back. CUSTOMER SERVICE It was good. It wasn't exceptional, but decent. The main person taking my order wasn't the friendliest, smiling person, but she didn't give any attitude. But she simply did her job. PARKING Street parking or neighborhood parking available. But please be mindful of all the parking signs when you do park! Parked at the closest neighborhood parking near Fat+Flour on Atlantic Ave and Washington Blvd. There is street parking directly in front of the shop too.
I went here with a friend after grabbing lunch across the street at cafe brasil. The interior was much bigger than it looks like from the outside, with lots of picnic table seatings. They had a variety of options from cookies (~$4 each), pies ($7-9 per slice) and other pastries. They also offer drinks. My friend got a cookie and drink and I got a slice of pie to go. The pie was seasonal (passionfruit tangerine) and was a nice tart but sweet flavor. I wish the crust at the bottom was a bit bigger but otherwise a solid piece of pie. Street parking only, metered parking available on the Main Street and also neighborhood parking available.
I'm so happy I found this place! I got the Blueberry Blackberry Lavender Pie and Peach and Cream Cheese Crumble Pie. Both were soooooo good. The fruit is fresh and not overly sweet or syrupy..sweetness and flavor were just right! And the crust is thick but soft. I loved everything about these pies. Spot is super cute and the service was very warm and welcoming. Will def be going back!
This is such a great place. I've been buying pies from them for years. And I was so excited when they opened a location on the Westside. This review of obviously long overdue. lol. Anything you order is going to be amazing, but their key lime pie has me in a chokehold. It's definitely a must try. And the service is always superb. Noah helped me out the last two times I was in, and he was super pleasant both times. Highly, highly recommend if you're looking for a sweet treat.
The Key Lime Pie from Fat + Flour, hands down the best pie slice ever. Tart in all the right ways, silky smooth, and perfectly balanced with that buttery, slightly salty crust that makes you close your eyes and reconsider your life choices up to this moment. It's bright, bold, and addictive--I honestly wish I had never tasted it because now nothing else compares. The Strawberries & Cream Pie was no slouch either. Light, luscious filling with real berry flavor and a crust that deserves its own fan club. It's the kind of dessert that would absolutely steal the show--if the key lime hadn't just shown up and completely wrecked the curve. TL;DR: Get both. But brace yourself--the key lime is a religious experience.
Was extremely pleased at how many different vegan cookie options there were!!! Ecstatic about lemon and lavender flavor, others were also solid but this was perfection to me. I am also a big fan of the passionfruit and tangerine pie
Pie! Come for LA's most perfect PIE! Apple Raspberry Rhubarb is a signature. I love the crumble topping, and the crust is just so perfect on every single slice. What could possibly be better? Double Crust Apple pie is the only thing better than apple pie! Banana Cream Pie is more like pudding in crust, and the Chocolate Chess Pie just so dense and so delicious. Every slice is spectacular. Just come early so they don't sell out.
Pie Paradise! That's what Fat + Flour feels like. The Culver City spot is so welcoming--bright, spacious, lovely decor. I brought my friend here to celebrate his birthday with pie and we were not disappointed. Julio was working on the day we came in and he was personable. My friend had a slice of the chocolate chess, I got the key lime, and then we shared a marshmallow brownie!!! Oh, I also got a cold brew for myself. If what you're looking for is an overly sweet/sugary pie (like the kind you pre-packaged at the grocery store) this is not it, and that's okay. The chocolate chess pie was thick in all the right ways. The chocolate filling was smooth, the chocolate flavor is subtle but strong and the crust!!!! Stays together with just a bit of fall out so you can go back and pick up the crumbles with your fork. The key lime made my entire face pucker and my eyes water and I couldn't have been happier! Ive no doubt they only use actual, fresh, lime juice. The crust, OMG! just a hint of salt in it that made the graham taste so god dang delightful. Onto the brownie!!!! I had to push my fork through, that's how thick it is. This is no box mix brownie texture and taste. Just look at the caramelization on that marshmallow! A great experience. My friend and I are already planning on another visit. We drove in from the South Bay and let me say, the traffic on the 405 just makes the journey to Fat+Flour all the more worth it!
The Fat + Flour in DTLA is more convenient for me; I always stop there whenever I go to the Grand Central Market. This was my first visit to the Culver City location, located on Washington Blvd in an area that's both residential and business. It's next to a former laundromat that's being transformed. Street parking is available. This F+F is larger than the DTLA stall. It has indoor seating, plus a couple of outdoor tables and its own restroom. There is an area that sells condiments, snacks and food-centric gifts. Famed owner/baker Nicole Rucker's latest book, titled "Fat + Flour, The Art of a Simple Bake" was released the day before my visit; I had already preordered a copy online. This was just as well, since the shop did not have any signed copies anyway. Nicole was out on a brief book tour. Staffers here and downtown say Culver City carries more pies, while DTLA has more cookies. Culver City still had a decent selection of cookies, plus brownies, scones, etc. And of course pies. I had preordered a sour cherry double crust pie ($56). They also offer a delicious-sounding selection of sandwiches and bagels here. I had read about the egg salad sandwich; the herb omelet sandwich also sounded great but was unavailable. So I ended up with the whole cherry pie, an egg salad sandwich, jamon beurre sandwich and a blueberry scone. The scone was fine, as was the jamon beurre sammy (on a baguette with Gruyere cheese). The egg salad sammy was fab, on milk bread, flecked green with herbs (dill and chives) plus shallots. They apparently use kewpie mayo. I wish they had sammys downtown! And the pie, which I've had before, was very delish, tart/sweet with a great crust. I did my own taste test with a slice of cherry pie I got at Helms Bakery just before coming here, and F+F's version, while less amply filled, was superior in all other ways.
4 days ago
I love the Decour here. The ambience is just so fun. The paintings the art the cool little doodads the food shaped candles and all the unique pantry goods make it so fun. The coffee is delicious and the pies are great. I didn't especially love the breakfast sandwich which I just thought was way too sweet but I think with a few little tweaks would be great. They definitely sell out of things at the end of the day so go early. The cookies are good but just not for me they're way too sweet. But again that's just a personal preference. Service was fine they weren't the most outgoing but they accommodated me placed my order as they should. Nothing outstanding but also nothing terrible read more
Stopped here for some dessert the other day. It was ok. I went with a piece of key lime pie and a buttermilk chocolate chip cookie. My buddy went with a strawberries and cream pie or something like that. $20.00 for 2 slices of pie and a cookie. How was it? Pretty good. I make key lime pie at home sometimes, and this was as good as mine. So $7.00 for a smallish slice of pie is a bit steep. It WAS good, just wish it was a tad better? The cookie was alright. Very thin, and salty. Good chocolate chips...would have preferred it a little thicker and more crisp though. It was a soft cookie. Would I come back? If I was in the Venice area and needed a spot for something sweet, yes. Would I drive here on purpose for some sweets? Probably not. read more
Ok, the pies are outstanding but that's not what I come for! The shop is right near my house and I stop in for cookies! Service is always friendly and helpful. You can eat lunch here but the menu is very limited, after all, they are known for the bakery! I love that they use Bub and Grandma's baguettes for the sandwiches too! My favorite cookies are the chocolate chunk and the butterscotch. The store is very clean and bright and I'm sure I'll be back next week too! read more
Finally stop by for some pie slices! I'm a big pie lover and had to make a trip since I'm in SoCal! Purchase the tangerine passionfruit which I wish it was just passionfruit thought it was a bit in the sweet side and a slice of the strawberry rhubarb which was perfect ! The crust on both pie are buttery flaky good! Definetly worth a stop for pie ethusiast ! read more
5 months ago
We got the passionfruit tangerine and blueberry blackberry pie slices and a triple chocolate cookie. The passion fruit tangerine pie was amazing! I'm still thinking about it and will have to make the trek up to get some more. At first I thought the pie slices were kind of pricey but the price is worth it! Wow. Service was quick and you can get your pie heated up (if that's your thing). There's parking in the back and a decent amount of seating. They also had books and other fat + flour related merch for purchase. I think I'll have to get the recipe book! read more
3 months ago
I tried the chocolate chess pie, which is surprisingly hard to find these days. It was lighter and less intensely chocolatey than I expected, more like a light fudge than a rich flourless chocolate cake. The crust was very crumbly and could be improved. I paid $7 for this slice. The service was friendly and fast. The shop is a cute addition to Culver City, with comfortable indoor seating, a nice outdoor patio, and a good spot to meet a friend over chai and pie. I'd definitely come back when I had a sweet tooth. read more
12/10/2025 3 1/2 Stars PIES Banana Cream Pie - This was everything a banana cream pie should be! Loved the big chunks of banana. The custard and whipped cream was creamy and delicious. Flaky pie crust. Not overly sweet either. Delicious from beginning to end! If you're craving banana cream pie, this one will hit the spot! Chocolate Chess Pie - As fudgy as it was, it was not a rich chocolate flavor that is expected from a chocolate pie. It is sweet, but the chocolate flavor did not come through. The whipped cream on top was fluffy and creamy. Texture-wise the pie was fuuuudgy. But the chocolate flavor was held back. The chocolate graham cracker crust was slightly salty, which was supposed to enhance the chocolate, but I felt it muted the chocolate flavor. So when you eat everything together, it is a salty chocolate pie. Wanted to love it, but it was a disappointment. Key Lime Pie - Has a nice, tangy, sharp tartness. The graham cracker crust was thin, which brought more attention to the key lime custard and whipped cream on top. This pie delivered. Apple Cream Cheese Crumble - Reheated in the toaster oven. The flavor overall was sweet and light. Not heavy on the spices. It was much lighter in sweetness and spices than most apple pies I've had. The apple had a light tartness and the apples were not soggy, but they were tender yet had a bit of a bite. Apples were all cut up rustic and cut up bigger than expected, but there were a lot of apples in there! The crumble on top was crispy and buttery. However, the pie crust on the bottom was soggy. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. CAPPUCCINO It wasn't horrible, but I always wish specialty shops like this could make a good cup of coffee. The coffee beans were not bitter nor burnt, which I appreciated, but it wasn't smooth. The milk foam on top wasn't bad. Not the best cappuccino I've had, but it wasn't the worst. Somewhere in the middle. POMEGRANATE LAVENDER Housemade soda. Perfect amount of sweetness. You can mainly taste the pomegranate over the lavender. Very small hint of lavender in it. Good carbonated drink. Overall enjoyed it. COOKIES All the cookies were very thin, soft, chewy cookies. The outer edges of the cookie were crunchy. Peanut Butter Cookie - This had a straight forward peanut butter flavor. Yet it was still lighter and less creamier than other peanut butter cookies I've had. The texture is craggly. Not the most pleasant texture. Butterscotch Chocolate Chip Cookie - Lots of butterscotch chocolate chips which coated my whole mouth and it continually tasted sweet. It's a sweet cookie. If it was less sweet, I think I would have enjoyed it a bit more. Lemon Lavender Sugar Cookie - Less lemon flavor, lavender flavor is more prominent in this cookie. I barely remember the lemon flavor. This was a very forgettable cookie except that the lavender brought on a weird flavor that did not complement this cookie. It seems to do the opposite of making a good cookie. Weirdly enough, I liked the texture of the cookie, since it was a sugar cookie. Bourbon Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookie - You get some fall spices from the cookie lingering in the background. The pecan and choc chips add texture, crunch and sweetness. This was also a sweet cookie, but not as sweet as the Butterscotch Chocolate Chip Cookie. Out of all the cookies, Peanut Butter was the better of them all. However, none of them were really good. For $4 each, all four of the cookies purchased were a waste of money. They might as well been supermarket bakery cookies and even then, I've had better from supermarket bakery cookies! I would not recommend their cookies. Sadly, docking off stars because of the cookies and some of the pies. If you don't see a pie flavor that you want in the display case, ask them if they have it. They might have it in the back and have yet to bring them out to the front. AMBIANCE / SEATS / BATHROOM Love the space! The ambiance was bright, cozy and peaceful. It gave neighborhood bakery vibes, yet the decoration was airy, light and whimiscal. A very inviting shop. There were both indoor and outdoor seats. One communal table and bench seats, A few tables of two and a few tables for 4. Outdoor seats were tables for 2. Ate indoors and it was a cozy space and there was minimal noise. Do not know if they have free WiFi, but it's a good space to work there. One unisex bathroom available in the back. CUSTOMER SERVICE It was good. It wasn't exceptional, but decent. The main person taking my order wasn't the friendliest, smiling person, but she didn't give any attitude. But she simply did her job. PARKING Street parking or neighborhood parking available. But please be mindful of all the parking signs when you do park! Parked at the closest neighborhood parking near Fat+Flour on Atlantic Ave and Washington Blvd. There is street parking directly in front of the shop too. read more
9 months ago
I went here with a friend after grabbing lunch across the street at cafe brasil. The interior was much bigger than it looks like from the outside, with lots of picnic table seatings. They had a variety of options from cookies (~$4 each), pies ($7-9 per slice) and other pastries. They also offer drinks. My friend got a cookie and drink and I got a slice of pie to go. The pie was seasonal (passionfruit tangerine) and was a nice tart but sweet flavor. I wish the crust at the bottom was a bit bigger but otherwise a solid piece of pie. Street parking only, metered parking available on the Main Street and also neighborhood parking available. read more
1 month ago
I'm so happy I found this place! I got the Blueberry Blackberry Lavender Pie and Peach and Cream Cheese Crumble Pie. Both were soooooo good. The fruit is fresh and not overly sweet or syrupy..sweetness and flavor were just right! And the crust is thick but soft. I loved everything about these pies. Spot is super cute and the service was very warm and welcoming. Will def be going back! read more
This is such a great place. I've been buying pies from them for years. And I was so excited when they opened a location on the Westside. This review of obviously long overdue. lol. Anything you order is going to be amazing, but their key lime pie has me in a chokehold. It's definitely a must try. And the service is always superb. Noah helped me out the last two times I was in, and he was super pleasant both times. Highly, highly recommend if you're looking for a sweet treat. read more
The Key Lime Pie from Fat + Flour, hands down the best pie slice ever. Tart in all the right ways, silky smooth, and perfectly balanced with that buttery, slightly salty crust that makes you close your eyes and reconsider your life choices up to this moment. It's bright, bold, and addictive--I honestly wish I had never tasted it because now nothing else compares. The Strawberries & Cream Pie was no slouch either. Light, luscious filling with real berry flavor and a crust that deserves its own fan club. It's the kind of dessert that would absolutely steal the show--if the key lime hadn't just shown up and completely wrecked the curve. TL;DR: Get both. But brace yourself--the key lime is a religious experience. read more
Was extremely pleased at how many different vegan cookie options there were!!! Ecstatic about lemon and lavender flavor, others were also solid but this was perfection to me. I am also a big fan of the passionfruit and tangerine pie read more
Pie! Come for LA's most perfect PIE! Apple Raspberry Rhubarb is a signature. I love the crumble topping, and the crust is just so perfect on every single slice. What could possibly be better? Double Crust Apple pie is the only thing better than apple pie! Banana Cream Pie is more like pudding in crust, and the Chocolate Chess Pie just so dense and so delicious. Every slice is spectacular. Just come early so they don't sell out. read more
Pie Paradise! That's what Fat + Flour feels like. The Culver City spot is so welcoming--bright, spacious, lovely decor. I brought my friend here to celebrate his birthday with pie and we were not disappointed. Julio was working on the day we came in and he was personable. My friend had a slice of the chocolate chess, I got the key lime, and then we shared a marshmallow brownie!!! Oh, I also got a cold brew for myself. If what you're looking for is an overly sweet/sugary pie (like the kind you pre-packaged at the grocery store) this is not it, and that's okay. The chocolate chess pie was thick in all the right ways. The chocolate filling was smooth, the chocolate flavor is subtle but strong and the crust!!!! Stays together with just a bit of fall out so you can go back and pick up the crumbles with your fork. The key lime made my entire face pucker and my eyes water and I couldn't have been happier! Ive no doubt they only use actual, fresh, lime juice. The crust, OMG! just a hint of salt in it that made the graham taste so god dang delightful. Onto the brownie!!!! I had to push my fork through, that's how thick it is. This is no box mix brownie texture and taste. Just look at the caramelization on that marshmallow! A great experience. My friend and I are already planning on another visit. We drove in from the South Bay and let me say, the traffic on the 405 just makes the journey to Fat+Flour all the more worth it! read more
1 year ago
The Fat + Flour in DTLA is more convenient for me; I always stop there whenever I go to the Grand Central Market. This was my first visit to the Culver City location, located on Washington Blvd in an area that's both residential and business. It's next to a former laundromat that's being transformed. Street parking is available. This F+F is larger than the DTLA stall. It has indoor seating, plus a couple of outdoor tables and its own restroom. There is an area that sells condiments, snacks and food-centric gifts. Famed owner/baker Nicole Rucker's latest book, titled "Fat + Flour, The Art of a Simple Bake" was released the day before my visit; I had already preordered a copy online. This was just as well, since the shop did not have any signed copies anyway. Nicole was out on a brief book tour. Staffers here and downtown say Culver City carries more pies, while DTLA has more cookies. Culver City still had a decent selection of cookies, plus brownies, scones, etc. And of course pies. I had preordered a sour cherry double crust pie ($56). They also offer a delicious-sounding selection of sandwiches and bagels here. I had read about the egg salad sandwich; the herb omelet sandwich also sounded great but was unavailable. So I ended up with the whole cherry pie, an egg salad sandwich, jamon beurre sandwich and a blueberry scone. The scone was fine, as was the jamon beurre sammy (on a baguette with Gruyere cheese). The egg salad sammy was fab, on milk bread, flecked green with herbs (dill and chives) plus shallots. They apparently use kewpie mayo. I wish they had sammys downtown! And the pie, which I've had before, was very delish, tart/sweet with a great crust. I did my own taste test with a slice of cherry pie I got at Helms Bakery just before coming here, and F+F's version, while less amply filled, was superior in all other ways. read more
Quaint shop specializing in pies, cookies, and other sweet baked treats. The Culver City location is more full-service than their Grand Central Market location downtown, with lunch offerings, beverages, and a gift shop. All that said, we were there for the pie! My mom and partner both ordered cherry pie; I ordered key lime. My slice was the better of the 2 varieties, but not transcendental. The cherry pie filling was great but the crust needed work: not a problem a bakery specializing in pies should have! The overly thick crust was stiff on the outside and undercooked on the inside. Even as a crust fiend I chose not to eat the crust my partner left behind. I would give them another try, but I'm in no hurry to return. read more
2 months ago
This is a relatively small bakery. I came here on a recent Thursday morning and they had about 5 or 6 different pies in the case along with some cookies and scones. I tried a slice of the banana cream pie and the filling was outstanding. However, the crust was surprisingly hard and tough - it tasted fine in terms of flavor, but it wasn't flaky at all and was nearly impossible to cut with a fork. This was the first time I've tried their pies, so perhaps that is how they intend their crusts to be. Maybe I caught them on a bad pie day. I'll come back one of these days and give it another try. read more
2 months ago
I never leave three star reviews- but i was in the mood for really good unique, cookies- Fat and flour I knew I had to try it, after reading the reviews on YELP. Yesterday's order- two lemon lavender cookies, coconut oatmeal raisin cookie-Lemon lavender lacked the punch of citrus flavor consistent with a lemon cookie- unremarkable at best. I was unable to taste the lavender, but it was visible in the cookie. I thought the cookie would leave a sugary citrusy aftertaste- it didnt!!unfortunately i got there towards the closing of the store and there were no chocolate chip cookies left. The best part was the coconut oatmeal raisin - it was absolutely delicious- reminded me of a 7 layer bar in the form of a cookie.- without the butterscotch, graham crackers and condensed milk. Wished i could have purchased the remaining two in the show case..I hope to give this eatery another try in the future earlier in the day!! read more
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Our first visit to Fat and Flour, it has been on our list to try. We stopped in the morning to purchase a banana cream pie. Price on the high side. Flavor was good not overly sweet, banana were whole not sliced, crust is on the thick side and no skimping with whip cream topping. Not as decorative as the photos shown. Overall a good selection for a dessert treat for the family. Will try another selection of pies when we are in the a craving. Parking on the street, shop is nice and clean and workers are friendly. read more
Went here per tannr's suggestion. You could smell the butter from outside. I think this place is more known for their pies than cookies. Pies are about $9/slice. Cookies are $4 each. This review is based on the cookies. I bought the matcha white chocolate cookie and then the blueberry lavender. The cookies were thin and dry. I wouldn't say crispy. They both tasted like butter cookies. The lavender had a SLIGHT essence of lavender but I really couldn't be like YUPPP THAT RIGHT THERE IS A LAVENDER COOKIE. It's a cute bakery with colorful decor and seating. It is an inviting space. read more
Was in the area and looking for a sweet treat and Fat & Flour appeared at the top of the search. I got their mini banana cream pie, a lemon lavender cookie and a butterscotch brownie. I'd definitely get the mini banana cream pie again. The crust was crunchy and the filling decadent. As for the brownie, I wasn't a fan and wish I'd just gotten the regular brownie. The lemon lavender cookie was good! It's rare to find lemon cookies for sale and this one was legit. The service was fast as there was no one else ahead of me in line. Inside the store there's seating and there's also a few seats outside. The outdoor seating is nice as it faces the street and it's a great place to drink coffee & enjoy your pastry in the sun. read more
Such a cute little bakery! I stopped by Fat + Flour in Culver City and was instantly charmed by the vibe--cozy, colorful, and full of sweet smells. I tried the banana pie and WOW... so good. Perfectly creamy with just the right amount of sweetness and a crust that's pure magic. Definitely a gem worth visiting if you're in the area. Can't wait to come back and try more! read more
Incredible! Absolutely loved this cute shop. I could tell right when I walked in that this was a woman owned business just because the vibes are so cozy, comforting, and cute!! Omg is it cute. Everything seems so thoughtfully curated and well put together. And the pie omg the banana cream pie was to die for! Just the right amount of sweetness it was absolutely perfect. I would love to bring one of those to my next potluck or get together! The London fog tea was also the best I've had in a long time. A fellow patron kindly informed us that a local farmers market vendor trades goods with them in exchange for pies and today they had some mandarins on the table as a service to their customers, so adorable and wholesome :') read more
Super cute location in Culver City. We went in the afternoon on a Saturday after lunch and learned that you gotta go early because they may run out of popular pies (strawberry rhubarb in this instance). Staff was friendly. We got peach, key lime and strawberry cream (this didn't quite make it home in one piece as the cream shifted). The crust on the peach pie was amazing. read more
Great dessert shop that serves solid breakfast and lunch options as well! National competition winning, pastry chef background, James Beard nominated author are just some of time and experience that is the foundation that F+F is built on. Most famous for the pies, I think I've come to love their cookies even more and are much better than mediocre chains (i.e. rhymes with mumble) and other small shops out there. Textured edges, chewy center, and not too sweet. There are vegan options! I still enjoy the seasonal pies (both the passion and yuzu merengue are great) as well as the new variations of cheese cakes. This small, cozy shop also serves coffee, espresso, and teas as well as various gourmet grocery items. The team here has always been nice and you can find Nicole here often as well. read more
A nice little neighborhood bakery. I've mostly stopped by for coffee, but I've tried their cookies as well, and they were good. I've yet to try the pies, but I plan to soon. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The decor is nice as well. read more
2 years ago
6 months ago
We stopped by as a recommendation from John Cannell (Preppy Kitchen). I had the Strawberry Rhubarb Pie. Simply delicious. The crust was so flaky and delicious. The sour Rhubarb was perfectly balanced with the sweet Strawberries, and still tart enough to give your mouth a kick. There were so many pie options! We are going to come back multiple times so we can try them all! The staff is so sweet and efficient. We could see the owner from our table making more pies in the kitchen. The energy here is so upbeat and happy. The entire place is impeccably clean, including the restroom. The decor is youthful and beautiful with plenty of seating to enjoy your sweet treat and visit for a bit. Thank you John Cannell for the recommendation. This place is a gem! read more
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11739 Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90066
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