


100% Plant-Based Bakeshop and Café | Now serving gluten-free options, Wine, Cocktails, and Sunday Brunch! Since 2008, SweetArt Bakeshop + Café has been St. Louis’ go-to for vibrant, 100% plant-based delights. From decadent pastries and cakes to savory entrees and brunch favorites, every dish is a masterpiece of flavor, love, and magic. Where artistry, flavor, and sustainable living come together—one bite at a time. Try our sister company Sweet Art Too! at the City Foundry Food Hall | Open SUNDAY 9am-8pm | MON – THURS 10am-9pm | FRIDAY 10am-10pm | SATURDAY 9am-10pm
Funky, colorful spot producing sweets & baked goods in a functioning art studio, plus light lunch.
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Address: 3701 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 571-9009
Website: http://www.sweetartstl.com/
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Reviews
1. Cinnamon Roll (10/10) – Delicious, savory, buttery, creamy. The icing tasted like a cream cheese icing. Great homemade cinnamon roll. Perfectly priced for what you get. The value is definitely there.
2. Sausage Cheese Biscuit (8/10) (came on waffles, sold out of biscuits) – Very good taste. Hands down, the best vegan sausage I’ve ever had. The cheese sauce was good too, but the sausage itself took away the show. The waffle had a slight sweetness too it was well. Very tasty. Just wish it was a little bigger for the price. Yearning to come back to see if their burger is anything like that sausage. If so, I know it’ll be amazing.
3. Mac and Cheese (5.3/10) – The mac and cheese was creamy and mildly flavorful. The portioning was small for the price of $10. If it were $7 or $8, the portion size would match. Also, and I don’t know why the vegan restaurants around STL do this, but there was a slight “tang” to the cheese sauce. Plant Craft Kitchen does a similar thing with their Alfredo. IMO there should be no tang whatsoever in savory dishes like Mac and cheese.
4. Audre Lorde Chicken Sandwich w/ sauce on side (5.9/10) – Good size, but over priced. The bun was soft and had a good taste. Personally would’ve preferred a toasted bun, especially if the sauce would’ve been on the sandwich.
The Chik’n patty itself was breaded and deep fried very very well, but unfortunately had almost no flavor to it at all. Felt like I was eating a Gardein Chik’n Patty, which honestly in its blandness has more flavor. After eating this sandwich you’re left with a feeling of “wow, did I really pay all that for this”. The potential is definitely there for this to be a good Chik’n patty, it just needs some more attention IMO. The majority of the flavor in these kinds of sandwiches should be in the patty with the sauce complimenting it, not the other way around. I did try the sauce with a fry and it does taste like a southwest chipotle sauce. Most people who like that type of sauce would probably love this sandwich a lot more.
5. Fries (7/10) (came with chicken sandwich) – basic oven cooked crinkle fries, that had a very good seasoning on them. Slight crisp, well made. Good portion size with the sandwich.
Service (10/10): Very friendly, helpful, kind staff.
Atmosphere (10/10): Very spacious open layout. Lots of natural lighting. The pastries are right there at the register counter displayed very well. Good selection of music ranging from Jhene Aiko, Lauren Hill, Mariah Carey, etc. Art in the form of a poetic quote and paintings. Very wholesome environment.