Best Pastries in Grand Prairie

"If you consider yourself a dessert connoisseur, Reverie’s menu will delight you. From gluten-free pumpkin cinnamon rolls to gorgeously decorated cheesecakes, this bakeshop has something for everybody. The muffins and cookies are a great option if you’re traveling through Dallas and want to bring someone a gift."

"Stir Crazy Baked Goods is a bakery that customers are going crazy (no pun intended) about. The bakery caters to both dairy and nut allergies, and a wide variety of vegan options like some of their cupcakes, scones, and muffins. Their staff of experienced and highly-skilled bakers is interested in providing vegan-friendly treats so that everyone can enjoy their pastries."

"Atmosphere: Colorful, More Bakery than Coffeehouse, Louder Volume. Seating / Plugs: Large Tables, Meh on Plugs. Group / Individual Work: Groups!"

"Jefferson Blvd and is worth a stop if you find yourself in the neighborhood. Our favorite part about Cultivar – besides the coffee – is the outdoor seating area. It’s a great place to enjoy some coffee and people watch for a few hours."

"The coffee bar offers two locations in both East Dallas and Oak Cliff. What the coffee shop lacks in space, it makes up for in quality. Highly recognized as being one of the best coffee shops in the city, it is worth a visit."

"An OG of the Dallas coffee scene, Cultivar operates two Dallas locations with rabid followings. The menu’s simple — you won’t find any silly Instagram bait lattes here — but solid every single time."

"A small bakery known for its macarons in West Village, Bisous Bisous Patisserie is a great place to grab a sweet treat. Opened just a few years ago, this Dallas bakery makes some of the best macarons in Dallas, as well as some other French pastries. For macarons, they offer classic flavors like Tahitian vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut, pistachio and raspberry, as well as some more adventurous options such as tiramisu and passionfruit."

"The French-style patisserie has stayed open for single-person pickup since the shelter-in-place order. Which means the regular menu of éclairs and fanciful hazelnut feuilletine and mousseline St. Honoré tarts topped with chocolate-glazed profiteroles. They’ve continued to send out special occasion treats like robin’s egg macarons and seen an increase in small custom cakes, topped with macarons—fit for smaller gatherings."

"Bisous Bisous went from being a farmer’s market favorite to serving up classic French baked goods from its decidedly French West Village home. Though it’s probably best known for signature macarons, inventive items like the cruffins are well worth the trip."

"You can choose from a variety of individually sized salads and sandwiches, or order “platters” if you’d like to stock up for a few days. Also choose from sushi, pizza, quesadillas, soups, and desserts. Specials go online every single day, so check the menu regularly for their latest and greatest."

"Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery, a bakery that specializes in cakes but also serves pastries for breakfast and brunch, coffee, espresso drinks, tea and more, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 94 Yelp reviews."

"Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery, a bakery and breakfast spot that offers hot beverages and more in Central, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 89 Yelp reviews."

"L.A.-based spa The NOW made its North Texas debut in 2021 with locations in North Dallas and on Lower Greenville. This massage-centric oasis has an airy interior filled with natural materials like rattan, crystals, and raw wood. In place of private rooms, The NOW separates spagoers with thick canvas drapes."

"ZaZa may sound like a nonsensical word in a witch’s spell, but that’s okay because your stay at ZaZa will be nothing but magical. The boutique hotel won’t feel like a hotel at all, but rather a beautifully decorated and spacious, private home. The hotel offers rooms, suites, and bungalows for guest to stay in, and some, if not many, of these options include hardwood floors, formal dining areas, and garden terraces, all within an exquisitely styled room with 10-foot ceilings."

"It’s a lively district with an impressive selection of eateries, nightlife, and plenty of tram stops for your convenience. Each of the rooms in this hotel has a one-of-a-kind design, from Chinese dwellings with dragons and paintings, to colonial-style bungalows. Many of the dazzling Concept Suites and Magnificent Seven Suites have a bathtub, where you can recline after a day of exploring Dallas."

"Hotel ZaZa offers a theatrical setting for an extravagant stay in Dallas. It boasts Mediterranean style decor and unique pieces of art, with rooms decked out in a range of sumptuous and quirky styles and themes – from Moroccan to vintage parlour. The hotel boasts a full-service spa for indulgent treatments, as well as an upscale restaurant for evening meals."

"Founded in 1948, Arthur's has relocated three times and now occupies a very distinguished dining room in Addison. Live music in the bar/lounge area provides a soundtrack for a menu of classic fare like Champagne brie soup, steak tartare, and oysters Rockefeller."

"A newer concept, this board game lounge offers over 500 board games that you can check out. The skill level ranges from beginner to advanced, and our editor spent three hours playing games with her crew. The menu ranged from potstickers to spicy chicken sandwiches, and while they don't have a kids' menu, there is plenty available for little ones (FYI: the kids in our group LOVED the potstickers and the chicken strips)."

"They have an amazing selection of games that they are always changing out. So you will always find a great game to play.…”more"