Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Round Rock

"While, yes, Vietnamese dishes dominate the menu at this south Austin favorite, breakfast is all about French fare. People can choose from an array of croissants, stuffed French crêpes, beignets and jam, and the house-baked brioche French toast. The restaurant also features daily French macarons available all day long."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Bakeries Bouldin Creek. They bill themselves as “Austin’s original desserts-only bakeshop” and we know people who literally drool at the thought of a cupcake from Sugar Mama’s. With more than 40 cupcakes to choose from (including gluten-free and vegan options), it’s a tough choice."

"Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop is grateful to continue to bring Austin the sweetest baked goods around. Every purchase you make allows us to retain incredibly talented and diverse staff and do what we love!. We need you now more than ever and hope you will continue to enjoy our offerings, with comfort classics to go with your cupcakes like our amazing seasonal Pot Pies."

"This rustic campus-area spot is beloved for its baked goods, from croissants to scones, but its breakfast is on point. Dishes on the small French bistro-inspired menu lean simple, but high quality, keeping with Texas French Bread’s farm-to-table ethos. Pair banana-walnut pancakes with a side of frites and aioli, or go for a hearty spinach and chèvre omelet."

"The campus-adjacent restaurant is now operating as a daytime spot, which means all sorts of baked goods and pastries, from cookies to danishes to muffins to scones. Orders can be placed in person, over the phone, or online. The restaurant has reopened for patio dine-in service."

"This bakery and bistro at 29th and Rio Grande St. since 1981 has made freshly-baked artisan bread, pastries, and desserts from scratch. All items are crafted with the finest ingredients. All baked goods are made with 100% organic grains."

"Capital City Bakery is a proud Texas-grown local business founded in 2010. Previously operating as a bakery trailer at the Rio Grande, this bakery has now evolved into a quaint store in East Austin. A 100% vegan shop, Capital City took pride in ensuring all of their pastries and baked products are made from scratch each day using fresh and cholesterol-free ingredients that are locally-sourced when possible."

"Situated in a cozy turquoise house-turned-shop, Capital City Bakery deserves a mention as one of the best bakeries in Austin. Perhaps more interestingly, it is one of the best choices around for 100% vegan pastries and cakes. Opening its first storefront location in 2012, it has quickly earned a name for itself with cupcakes and brownies made fresh daily."

"You’ll thoroughly enjoy Capital City Bakery with their tasty 100 percent vegan baked goods. Besides their mission to promote health and protect animals, they frequently buy local and organic ingredients. Their cupcakes are moist and fluffy with creamy frosting, and whether you’re vegan or not, you’ll appreciate the delectable taste."

"From grandma’s refried beans to the bread on the sandwiches, Mr. Natural promises that everything you get at this veggie-centric spot is homemade. The menu is pretty big at this longtime favorite, so you can get your fill on Tex-Mex staples (macho nachos, chalupas, migas burritos), soups, sammies, and so much more. Grab a bite at the South Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard or East Austin spot on Cesar Chavez Street."

"Mr. Natural is one of the longest-standing vegetarian restaurants in the city, and for good reason. Owned and operated by the Mendoza family, two locations make vegan and vegetarian Mexican food and baked goods accessible to all. When you visit, don’t miss the gluten-free vegan chocolate donuts!"

"Mr. Natural makes gluten free and vegan birthday cakes at their popular local franchise. They make round and sheet-style birthday cakes in a wide variety of flavors. The Tres Leches, Red Velvet, and Berry Bliss cakes rank among their best."

"Bakery Lorraine is a San Antonio bakery with four locations in San Antonio and one in Austin located in the Rock Rose area. The bakery offers a variety of sweets including macarons, tarts, and eclairs as well as more savory and sweet treats such as scones, cinnamon rolls, cheese Danishes, and muffins. The bakery also makes several types of bread including sourdough and white or wheat Pullman loaves."

"Foodies adore Bakery Lorraine, which is often hailed as “the best bakery in Austin” by critics– which is sort of an irony, because it started in San Antonio. This is easily the best bakery in Austin for those looking for simple, elegant birthday cakes. The celebration cake menu here is limited, but additional flavors can be made by request."

"11600 Rock Rose Ave #100, Austin, TX 78758Details: great place for brunch at the DomainWhat to get: quiche lorraine, pastries"

"A post shared by Austin Tea Xchange Cafe (@austinteaxchangecafe) on Dec 11, 2019 at 4:37am PST. Austin Tea Xchange Cafe is another charming spot I’ve been eyeing longingly on Instagram, as it looks so cozy and charming. Out in the Hill Country Galleria, it’s a tea shop with healthy food options, many of them vegan- or vegetarian-friendly."

"Currently being one of America’s best brunch restaurants, Chez Zee American Bistro is appreciated for its high-quality cuisine but is particularly famous for its divine desserts and weekend brunch. Here, they serve a large variety of American fare combined with southern regional influences, mostly prepared with locally produced ingredients. As for the unique desserts, they are prepared daily on site using the freshest ingredients, and just to have an idea, you can order a lemon rosemary cake or a butterscotch pudding, among others."

"Hailed as one of the best brunch restaurants in America, the whimsical walls of Chez Zee have been welcoming hungry Austinites since 1989. Full of fun and warmth, fairy lights and ..."

"Located in the South Congress Hotel courtyard, Mañana has curated handcrafted specialty coffee and unique options like Japanese flash brew. The open space and blue tiles make for a modern look, while the outdoor seating with tables offers a cozy environment. Don't miss out on the grab-and-go foods like their peanut butter pretzels, Thai quinoa bowls, and frozen yogurt."

"Arguably the most Instagrammable coffee shop south of the river, Mañana offers not just delicious caffeinated beverages, but lush plants and vibrant photo-worthy tile work. There’s outdoor and indoor seating to enjoy your coffee as well as the option to take your beverage of choice next door to the South Congress Hotel Lobby."

"2808 Guadalupe | StDirty Martin’s has been an Austin staple since 1926, offering classic burgers, fries, onion rings, and sliced fried pickles, along with some fashioned American chow served in their original space on Guadalupe, next to the University of Texas campus. (Photo by Dirty Martin’s Facebook)"

"Dirty’s, as locals call it, has been feeding UT students and fellow Austinites since 1926. The dirt floors have been cemented, and the prices have risen slightly over the years, but you can still get a single patty burger for under $5 at this local institution."

"A classic Austin diner with a longstanding history, the Omelettry lives up to its name by dishing up some of the most delicious omelets that Austin has to offer. Each omelet is prepared with three eggs and the restaurant’s special combo of cheddar and swiss cheese. Not only that, but omelets are served with one of your choice of the following: soup and salad or a short stack of pancakes of your preference."

"I put in a mobile order for pickup and when I arrived home I noticed they forgot my slice of pie. I called and spoke with a worke..."

"In response to the pandemic, the East Austin butcher shop and restaurant from co-owners Ben Runkle and Bryan Butler transformed into a full-on market and a takeout restaurant, dedicated to safely serving the community. Making use of its prime access to high-quality meats, produce, and ingredients, the menu features familiar New American dishes, from steaks to sandwiches to bolognese to excellent salads, alongside excellent wines. Pickup orders can be placed online, and there are deliveries through third-party company Caviar."

"Available at the 7th St Butcher Shop & Restaurant, Salt & Time offers a variety of meal kits to make Valentine’s Day (or just your typical Sunday dinner) extra special. Each package comes with the choice of a large format steak, choice of menu (Classics or Italian), a bottle of Azimut Cava sparkling wine and choice of cocktail. Pre-order online now and stop by the new Natural Wine Shop next door for pairings selected by a pro."

"A small, casual French bistro tucked away just off the hustle and bustle of the world-famous Sixth street, it “beckons to  couples for romance, to friends for conversation, and to gourmands for good food..”-Austin American Statesman. It’s open for lunch and dinner, and they offer a three-course prix-fixe dinner menu that includes delicacies such as soupe du jour or paté maison, bavette aux échalotes (grilled Texas wagyu beef flank•Pernod butter•fried shallots) or truite aux champignons (roasted ruby trout•tarragon cream•oyster mushrooms), and desserts like Crème caramel, Mousse au chocolat, or Brie (how French!)"

"DowntownThis intimate, casual bistro feels like a little slice of France in Austin, and has been serving couples on Sixth Street since 1982. While you can order a la carte if you wish, Chez Nous has one of the most compelling three-course prix fixe dinner menus in town, with dishes like salmon rillette, pate, roasted ruby trout, seared scallops, creme brulee, and mousse au chocolat. Whatever you do, always heed the wine pairing suggestions."

"While, yes, Vietnamese dishes dominate the menu at this south Austin favorite, breakfast is all about French fare. People can choose from an array of croissants, stuffed French crêpes, beignets and jam, and the house-baked brioche French toast. The restaurant also features daily French macarons available all day long."

"Restaurants Warehouse District. Prove to your date that you're the bon vivant you claimed to be on your Tinder profile by treating them to an evening at Péché. Located in Austin’s Warehouse District, Péché serves classic French fare with a nod to 19th-century New Orleans via a dim chandelier-lit space and a pre-Prohibition-inspired cocktail menu that includes an exciting selection of absinthe."

"This is the perfect French restaurant to visit for comfort food with a New Orlean’s twist. French comfort foods are the order of choice here, complete with craft cocktails and absinthe that turn French cuisine into a masterpiece of contemporary culture. View this post on Instagram"