Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Round Rock

"The modern French-Vietnamese cafe has perfected bánh mì—the delicious breakfast versions have an egg base—with housemade, crunchy baguettes that can stand up to layers of spicy and tangy. sauces, marinated pork, local beef, and fresh sliced vegetables. You’ll see just about anyone stop by neighbors on their way to work, stylish moms after school drop-off, and couples and small groups in the afternoon swapping plates to share, and working their way through bowls of bún."

"We're going to irritate some locals by highlighting this dapper cottage of deliciousness. Pop in for croissants, crepes and a few noodle dishes in the morning, plus the deliciously creamy Vietnamese coffee."

"Sugar Mama’s is one of the OG bakeries in Austin (they won Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars” in 2020 and then quickly rose to the top of the sugar scene in ATX.) The scratch-made cakes, fillings, and frostings can be customized to your liking. I’ve had more Sugar Mama’s birthday cakes than any other bakery in town, and they’re always sweet, delicious crowd-pleasers that taste amazing for days after the actual birthday. (That is, whenever there are any leftovers!) |WEBSITE| 1905 S First St, Austin TX"

"Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop is a shining example of what a little creativity can do for one’s baking. Starting in 2008, owner Olivia O’ Neal has continued her mission to provide some of the best cupcakes in Austin. The bakery dedicates itself to quality in everything it makes, and features a monthly rotating menu made with only high quality and fair-trade ingredients."

"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."

"Texas French Bread is a fantastic starting point when it comes to the best breakfast and brunch in Austin. Their menu is simple but completely hits the spots with classics like omelettes, banana pancakes, and (of course) their famous french toast made with homemade challah bread. It’s thick, it’s delicious, it’s covered in the perfect amount of powdered sugar and served with warm syrup."

"The dinner service is full service and more upscale, but Texas French Bread is great for breakfast or lunch with kids. The Huevos Rancheros are my favorite, but I’ve never had a bite of food here that I didn’t love. They aren’t currently seating indoors, but I prefer the outdoor dining space anyways."

"Texas French Bread is dedicated to using high-quality ingredients, and it shows in its flavorful cookies. Try the mocha walnut or chewy ginger."

"Full disclosure: I typically shy away from anything Vegan/Vegetarian/Whathaveyou, but the sweet treats at Capital City Bakery are some of the absolute best desserts in Austin. They have so many delicious baked goods from cookies to homemade pop tarts to insanely delicious cupcakes. You can’t go wrong with any of the cupcake flavors but it’s hard to resist the Confetti Cupcake!"

"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."

"Cupcakes, cakes, cookies, rice crispies, cinnamon rolls, kolaches, brownies, and cheesecakes are all vegan at Capital City Bakery!. VEGAN OPTIONS: Everything!. 2211 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78702, capitalcitybakery.com"

"Vegetarian cuisine is anything but bland at Mr. Natural, an old-school Mexican bakery slash vegetarian institution. The daily-changing lunch special has fueled plant-eaters since 1988. Just $8 buys a salad, sides like gorditas or potatoes au gratin, and flips on traditional Mexican dishes like potato flautas and picadillo de soyas."

"For cheap, fast, and healthy food, head to Mr. Natural for solid vegetable-topped soy burgers, breakfast burritos, and delicious smoothies. And, hey, it’s Ethan Hawke-approved. Both restaurants (the other on South Lamar) reopened their dining rooms as well."

"Specializes in: Coffee and dessertLife is sweeter when you’re eating at Fat Cat Organic, because they specialize in out-of-this-world desserts and fair trade, organic coffee, tea, and ice cream. The fresh-daily baked goods—like adorable Campfire cupcakes or made-to-order Belgian Waffles—may steal the show, but there’s always room for a cafe cortado, a milkshake, or a vegan sundae piled high with toppings.How to order: While they are currently closed for dine-in, you can order online for contactless pick-up or delivery (based on location). Available for Delivery/Takeout"

"[I heard] that there’s a cat cafe which I’m curious about,” said UT-Austin freshman Tiffany Gilkes. Explore that curiosity at Blue Cat Café, where you can play with cats from the Austin Humane Society. And if all that kitty cuddling makes you want a furry friend at home, you can adopt one there."

"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too."

"From ice cream pops made with real fruit to Italian ice and pastries, your appetite will surely be satisfied. Baked treats + ice cream = the perfect combo."

"Michelle’s Patisserie makes cakes for all kinds of special occasions, including weddings, and does catering and other baked goods as well. Beautiful cakes are their specialty, and they’re also pretty tasty – according to all of the votes for Best Flavor in some of the cake competitions they have been in. You get to choose from over 40 different kinds of cake; don’t forget their special icing and fondant decorations!"

"One last option for birthday cakes in Austin: Michelle’s Patisserie. This bakery is in far North Austin, and they offer (wait for it…) sculpted cakes!. As in, cakes in the shape of a taco, or a Kit Kat Bar, or anything else your heart desires."

"This mall overlooking downtown Austin is the city's largest, so if your time's limited, it's a good bet for finding most everything you need. Inside, wood, leather, and tile impart a sense of permanence, a perfect complement to the quality goods you'll encounter at places like Sephora, Williams-Sonoma, Coach, and Talbots. Plenty of sit-down and quick-serve eateries pepper the mall, and anchors include Dillard's, Sears, JCPenney, Macy's, and Nordstrom."

"Perched atop a large hill in southwest Austin, Barton Creek Square is anchored by Nordstrom. The youngsters flock to the Apple Store, Lego Store, Pottery Barn Kids and the 14-screen IMAX theater. It’s the best place to shop in air-conditioned comfort during Austin’s brutal summer heat."

"Barton Creek Square is the modern, sleek outlet mall you’re looking for in Austin, Texas. With two floors of shops and kiosks, you can spend an afternoon perusing at your leisure. But before you go, make sure you stop for a tasty meal at the food court."

"Featuring many stores you can park directly in front of, the Arboretum is a well-designed shopping center with tree-lined parking lots. The center is home to well-known stores such as Pottery Barn, Gap and Chico’s. Z Gallerie is one of the most popular home furnishing stores in central Texas, featuring furniture, art, lighting, dinnerware and rugs by top designers and manufacturers."

"The top outdoor mall in Austin, the Arboretum blends upscale retail stores with a down-to-earth Austin experience. Everything here is of the highest quality, including organic foods, fair-trade retailers, and elegant boutiques. The Arboretum provides an escape from hectic city life with a relaxing outdoor atmosphere that hosts shoppers, exercise classes, movie nights, and more."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by The Arboretum (@arboretumtx)"

"After shopping at Barton Creek Square Mall, many stop by the Barton Creek Farmers’ Market, located in the back of the parking lot and overlooking the city skyline. This market is open every Saturday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., rain or shine, and provides unique vendors such as Samurai Sharpening, which will sharpen knives, and Javalina Books, which sells mystery novels."

"Dedicated to freshness and to selling great, homegrown goods, this year-round market plies browsers with lots of delectable items. Fresh produce is a mainstay, but you'll also find plants and flowers, meats and cheeses, breads, chocolates, and preserved foods. Other options include jewelry, clothing, candles, stained glass, and much more."

"Located in the parking lot of Barton Creek Mall, enjoy shopping around for fresh melons, locally made oil, and hand crafted jewelry. They also take pre-orders on their Facebook page or by email if you would like to pick up local goods without attending the market."

"222 West Avenue | TFK has become a go-to spot for those who prefer to a clean and sustainable diet, especially if you’re a vegan or vegetarian. The restaurant’s seasonally rotating menu is rooted in the principles of the anti-inflammatory food pyramid – emphasizing wholesome, simple ingredients with simple preparations to highlight health benefits and flavor. OUR FAVS: VeganUnbeetable Burger, Roasted Beet & Goat Cheese Flatbread, Butternut Squash Pizza, UnBeetable Burger"

"True Food has delicious and good for you bites that will make you feel amazing during your meal and after!. We absolutely love the Heirloom Tomato and Watermelon salad as well as the Summer Corn and Tomato Flatbread. If you’re looking for a cocktail to sip on, try out the Honeydew Margarita, and thank us later!"

"CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLEOUTDOOR DININGDELIVERYTAKEOUTDINE-IN. True Food Kitchen believes that simple, fresh, pure ingredients create the most memorable and satisfying meals. And while the healthy menu is packed with nutritious, good-for-you vegetables, whole grain and proteins, they never sacrifice flavor."

"Specializes in: VietnameseGoing meat-free can open up a whole new world, and in Bodhi's case, that world includes an active Buddhist community who believes that peace begins on your plate. Powered by 100% volunteers (including Buddhist nuns), all the food here is meat-free, from-scratch, and made with vegetables grown in their garden—we're talking fresh spring rolls, dumplings, meatless barbecue banh mi, and vermicelli plates, to name just a few standouts.How to order: They are currently closed for dine-in, but you can order for take-out by calling 512-696-1807."

"2301 W Parmer Ln, Austin, TX 78727Details: Food trailer with delicious (mostly vegan) foodWhat to get: bodhi spicy noodle soup"

"Basic, I know, but Tiffs Treats are still some of my favorite cookies in Austin!. In case you live under a rock: Tiff’s Treats is a cookie delivery service. It’s great for sending birthday, anniversary, sympathy, or congratulatory packages to someone’s work or home."

"Tiffany and Leon Chen, who started their business by delivering cookies at the University of Texas, are the bakers behind Tiff's Treats. The Austin-based chain offers some of the best cookies you will ever eat."

"A still-warm delivery of Tiff’s Treats is a surefire way to get on anyone’s good side. Just make sure to know their favorite flavor."

"This is a restaurant and not even a dedicated cookie bakery. I can’t be the only cookie connoisseur in town, but I will say, I haven’t heard anyone talk about these cookies and they looked perfect upon arrival. A doughy rise right in the center that is higher than the rest of the cookie and full of melted chips through out each bite."

"These tasty cookies from Cookie Wookie Kitchen are made with aged cookie dough!. They’re seriously the perfect blend of crispy and chewy!. Erica uses local ingredients, adds a hint of her Asian culture and ingredients and a bit of childhood nostalgia in her creations."

"The stuffed cookie is soft inside with explosions of peanut butter chocolate, s’mores with melted chocolate chunks and marshmallow or twix. It’s heartier than a cookie and offers all kinds of textures. If you like the ends of things, or a cookie that is a little gooey but also chewy this is for you."

"Kellie’s bake shop starts with giant, chewy cookies (that would honestly be amazing by themselves) and raises them to the next level by stuffing them with a big pieces of a Snickers bar. Hand down one of the best desserts you can find in Austin."

"This Burnet Road bakery is known for its InstaBites cookies (sugar cookies iced with an Instagram picture) and chocolate chip cookie shot glasses."