Came here on a Saturday morning around 10:30am and there was a short line out the door. The line moves a bit slow, so even though it didn't look like there were a lot of people in front of us, it still took about 20-30 minutes to get through the line. We got an assorment of goodies, but I only got to try the Brown Butter Peach Donut and their Kouign Amann. I can't remember exactly the flavor of the koign amann, but it was really good! It was unique and carried a good citrus flavor - the donut was good too. It was dense and every inch was covered in yummy glaze. There are some small tables inside and outside to enjoy your goodies! Decent amount of parking in the gravel lot. read more

Abby Jane Bakeshop - Bakeries Near Me - Dripping Springs, Texas

Anytime I'm in dripping springs before noon I make haste getting to Abby Jane's Bakeshop. Most of the pastries and bread are made from flour made at the Barton springs mill next door. They are a whole other thing and use mostly local ancient grains etc.. in their flour production. Everything is amazing here and the space is beautiful. They do get a line sometimes and you have to wait but it's well worth it. The star of the show here are the croissant's. I've never had a croissant even come close to the quality of the ones here. All of the daily specialty items are great too and I always take home a nice sour dough loaf. I highly recommend Abby Jane Bakeshop. It's amazing! read more

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OMG, the bread/flour. Best bread products I've ever had. The croissants, kolaches, and bread were so good. They tasted amazingly fresh and comforting. We tried a few other pastries (cheesecake and chocolate chip cookie) but it's the croissants and bread-based pastries that are outstanding. We arrived a little after they opened and there was already a line. By the time we left the line was out the door! read more

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A must stop and be prepared to plan future stops! There are so many baked treats you are going to want to come back after one bite. Tucked in Dripping Springs back roads is a treasure of Abby Jane. It's been on my list for a long time...and it was worth the wait. The tree covered parking with a scenic hill view makes this the entrance a world of its own...you immediately are entangled in the fun aura of a almost rave with brunch. I said it rave! We ordered a classic croissant, earl grey chocolate donut and chocolate cherry puff. To go we got a Harris's Cheddar polenta bread. The croissant has to be the best I have ever had..with the fully centered layers and crunch after crunch you will be planning your next trip every bit you take. The earl grey chocolate donut is a must for any chocolate lover. The earl grey is not overwhelming but rather helps tie in a subtle softness of flavor. The chocolate cherry puff is an elevate mimic of the maraschino cherry stuffed with the right mix of chocolate mouse and cherry. Bring a friend actually bring a few...order various treats grab a coffee and sit and enjoy...Abby Jane is the new Brunch vibe. read more

I really enjoyed the pastries, treats and drinks, but not the sandwiches. The bread was too dense and thick for me. I wish it was more airy and chewy. Also note that the sandwiches do not come out toasted or hot. They all seem to be premade and come out cold or room temp. There is also some nice shaded seating outside if the inside is full. We ordered the items below. Coconut lime cookie Chocolate croissant Donuts Bacon Egg sandwich Proscuitto Baguette Soft serve peach ice cream Frozen non alcoholic drinks Drip coffee read more

I came here first thing this morning when they opened at 9am. Just looking for a little something to have for lunch at work. I decided on a jalapeño and cheese kolache. Also I got the strawberry orange Swiss roll cake. At lunch time, I heated up the kolache for a few minutes in the oven at work. Cut into it, and notice something black in it. I was like, what's black in a jalapeño cheese kolache? I looked back at my pictures, and sure enough, guess what was next to the jalapeño and cheese kolache? Maple & BLUEBERRY! That's what was black. I accidentally got the wrong one. But if you look at my picture you can see they are both side by side. No divider between the two. I'm sure the maple & blueberry fell over on the other side. Or maybe the lady simply grabbed the wrong one. I was bummed not gonna lie, I was looking forward to the jalapeño and cheese. But, it is what it is. So let's talking about what I got. I didn't really taste a sweet maple flavor. And I didn't get any blueberry flavor at all. The actual bread part was good, it was sprinkled with salt and I liked how it all blended together. The meat inside or sausage, I have no idea what the meat is, but it did have a little heat to it. So it was a total loss. I still got my spicy fix. The strawberry orange Swiss roll was really good. the frosting wasn't too sweet. The cake part was just plain flavored. I didn't taste a flavor in the cake. But that strawberry filling. Dang! It almost was like a strawberry rhubarb pie. It was fruit sweet, not sugar sweet. Huge bursting flavor, but also a little tart like rhubarb. I thought it was fabulous. Didn't taste the orange in it. But still, it was very satisfying. Also I got a small chi latte with coconut milk, and that was delicious. Spicy flavor, with a nice coconut flavor from the milk. Also I bought an all purpose flour to make some bread items at home. Certainly don't trust the grocery store flour. If you know, you know. Other than the oopsie of the kolache, everything was good. read more

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Good bakery. They have traditional loafs which my German husband really appreciates. I like the croissant . They also offer baking classes on site. read more

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Fabulous pastries! I recommend coming early because it definitely gets busy, but for a good reason as it is delicious!! You can order online for pickup or in person. Everything is so fresh and unique. The coffee selection was good and made to order. They have a few tables indoor to enjoy your meal or picnic tables located outside. I will definitely be back again soon! read more

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This is a real bakery. Everything is made with high-quality flours from the mill next door, and although the pastry selection leans rustic, the flavors are outstanding. On a Sunday afternoon I picked up an olive sourdough loaf -- $10 for a heavy, freshly baked bread with a wonderfully moist crumb generously studded with green and black olives. For dessert I tried a Texas Pecan Bar ($4.50): a sweet, buttery square packed with fresh nuts. To drink, an unsweetened Chai with coconut milk ($4.50) -- rich, foamy, and genuinely good. It's a bit of a trek from my place, but hands-down the best bakery in Austin. read more

We were out in Dripping checking out a wedding venue when I put this place on my "must stop" afterwards; so glad we did! It's adorable, such a cozy little spot! And the staff is so friendly! There was a class going on while we were there which was so intriguing that I found myself looking up their events schedule and am considering signing up for one of their upcoming classes. We shared a buttered croissant and got some coffee, and bought their special sourdough loaf and the Big Country loaf. Can't wait to try it and can't wait to come back! read more

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Loved this spot. A friend told me about it before I came in town and I took one look at the menu and knew I was going to stop in. I preordered online which was quick and easy and got a large variety of items including the Friday only Challah Bread. Out of everything, the favorites were the Cheddar Rosemary Scone, the almond monkey bread, chocolate croissant and the Pecan Bar. The challah bread with a slab of butter was also legendary. So happy that this Louisiana girl has found success in Texas in this cool bakery/coffee shop next to a grain mill! Can't wait to come back and try coffee and sandwiches and pizza next time too! read more

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The moment we went inside I fell in love right away. The staff were so real and so nice! At first I was a little intimidated but after how we were treated and the quality of bread and pastries I mean everything was so impressive and inspiring. If you're deciding to come and visit please do, you'll love it. read more

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Man I hate to give such a terrible rating for someplace that everyone seems to love, but I hated - absolutely hated my order from this weekend. It was St Pattys day and they had a special Irish Soda Bread so I ordered it and couldn't wait to eat it with our corned beef dinner. My loaf was like a brick - so heavy and dense. It was nothing like any soda bread I've ever had - and I've had it every year for St Pattys day. There was maybe 10 raisins - if that many total in the entire loaf. There should have been so much more. The flavor was off, the heaviness was too much and the lack of raisins or currants was absolutely disappointing. It was also lacking that "soda" bite that you're supposedly to have in the Irish "soda" bread. For a $10 loaf, we are maybe 4 bites before tossing it read more

Abby Jane Bakeshop - The saddest Irish Soda Bread ever. - Bakeries Near Me - Dripping Springs, Texas

Somewhat a hidden gem, beyond the road towards Treaty Oak Distillery. After not the greatest experience at Alice's Restaurant, this little stroll accompanied by a baked good was a great way to wrap up this experience. A wide selection of unique choices, as well as traditional bakery go-to's. Amongst the creative (sweeter) goodies were Almond Monkey Bread, a croissant "Tootsie" with Dulce de Leche filling, and the Texan Pecan Cookie Samdwich (see below). While waiting for our turn, you can watch staff members putting in the work putting together new batches. Fun to see the magic happen from afar! read more

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The items displayed are over cooked and look burnt. All of them. I went once. That was enough. Overcooking can be a problem if you are not experienced. Knowing when to take items out of the oven and maybe your oven is set too high...is a skill. Soft inviting rolls... not there. Looks nice great out door area. Service was ok. read more

The pizza was amazing. It was a brisket braised apple combination that surprisingly worked so well together. The cinnamon and croissant weren't my favorite, but the pizza made up for anything. I've never had a whole wheat crust that was as fluffy as theirs. Plenty of parking. There's a little bit of a line that was non-stop on a Saturday afternoon, but that just shows me it's that good. It's moves fairly quickly. read more

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Abby Jane Bakery is wonderful! Not only is their food absolutely delicious, but the staff is incredibly kind and generous. They went above and beyond when hosting the Dripping Springs Friendship Club, a club for people with developmental disabilities, letting us decorate cookies and making everyone feel so welcome. Highly recommend! read more

Holy deliciousness! Pulling up to a line out the door made complete sense once we were done eating. This organic bakery is in a multi-use space behind Treaty Oak Distillery. They were slammed but didn't let that stop them from greeting customers with a smile. We preordered some brunch treats for 8 people; what we got was like it was for 12 hungry people! A. Coffee was good! And the cream was fresh. B. Quiche was button mushrooms with a crispy cheese crust. I don't even like mushrooms, but the bite of the crust and the creaminess of the eggs made it (and this is very high praise) edible. I'd go back for just the crust. C. Omg, the pastries. The huge, buttery pastries.... Chocolate croissants tasted like a mid-morning dash to the trains outside Geneva: indulgently Swiss with an undeniably romantic French sensibility. The monkey bread with toasted slivered almonds was just different enough from my mother's caramel pecan version that I wanted it all by itself without being overly nostalgic. The pear and white chocolate scones were not too crumbly and naturally sweet. The cinnamon roll did beg to be paired with some juicy raisins or apricots, but the simple frosted version we got was moist, sweet and savory. The vegan bread loaf was simple and paired well with my coffee- making the perfect dunked bite. I'm going back. There are many more things to try! Preordering is the way to go so you can grab and go. There are picnic tables out front for an impromptu picnic. read more

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Abby Jane Bakeshop was on my Austin Bucket Summer List. After having lunch at brewery nearby my wife and I decided to search for this place. I navigated down a narrow gravel road passing one by my favorite places, Treaty Oak Distilling. I drove by large stacks of oak barrels until I spotted a small building housing the bakery. Aesthetically it does not look much from the outside but inside felt something very special. There was a wall of glass where could see rows of tables where cooking classes are performed, merchandise and different types of flour to purchase, and a selection of baked goods and breads. The staff were busy doing their tasks where I concentrated to what I would select to take home with me. I ordered a Cinnamon Roll, Chocolate Chip Cookie, and a Blueberry Muffin. All items were packaged in a compostable containers. Outside we met two ladies who actually traveled here just to come to Abby Jane Bakeshop. I was amazed where we just live down the road and thinking how good could this place be. Once we got home I tasted each item and they were the best pastries I ever had. The Cinnamon Roll was huge and unlike a traditional twirly one where this one looked like a bun. The cookie was also large with bug chunks of chocolate. The muffin had a crispy sugary topping. They all were so delicious with a unique taste probably from the Barton Springs Mill flour. It was all exceptional and wanted more where I can't imagine how the breads must taste like and their cakes. It is definitely worth a drive out here to experience this Hill Country bakery. read more

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Giving this 3 stars. I love the fact they mill their own flour and sell it. The sourdough bread is fine Unfortunately the baked goods were a let down. Not a lot of flavor in them. I see this place as a bread only kind of shop. Croissants, quiche and other French patisserie items are not well done. I also tried the breakfast sandwich. The bread is softer than it looks and the eggs inside are almost custard like. It was interesting, if you like those textures I'd recommend it. It had the most flavor of the day. read more

I've been here a few times now, and tried a variety of items (not the pizza). I really enjoy their sourdough breads, go early if you want options! Most recently I tried a sweet potato scone, pumpkin bread, corndoodle cookie, and cinnamon roll. Allllll of these were so good, reasonably priced, and unique! The bakery itself is modern and offers indoor and outdoor seating. Service is friendly, though a bit slow. Also if you go on a weekend expect a line... I waited about 20 min this past Saturday. Definitely recommend as part of a trip out to the hill country! read more

Chocolate croissant and butter croissant were excellent, a bit dark from a few extra minutes in the oven, but perfect for someone who enjoys that. Hundreds of perfect flaky layers, locally milled organic flour, real butter you can taste without feeling too heavy. Props read more

Croissant was over baked. Too crispy. Croissants should be softer and buttery. Chicken salad was tasteless with too much pepper. Picnic tables need napkin dispenser and salt shaker. The mission of using local flour is admirable but recipes need tweaking. Very disappointed. read more

really love abby jane! It's like everything i love about the texas hill country. well, aside from the fact that it's super expensive. it's such a good vibe; the rumbling over the dirt road to get there. The parking spots filled half with Teslas and half with Texas edition pick up trucks. Good coffee and patries, breads, etc - I won't pay $10 or $11 for an egg sandwich (they're out of their minds) pretty friendly people working there. I like that they use the Barton Springs mill flour - I've enjoyed taking classes at Barton Springs Mill. Treaty Oak right next door is a great place to get drinks & food as well. Makes me happy going to AJB read more

Our first visit was on Mother's Day so it was extremely busy. We were prepared for the long wait but very disappointed they were sold out of everything on the "walk-in" menu. The service wasn't friendly but that was totally understandable because the staff was overwhelmed. Luckily we were able to get a Big Country Bread loaf to take home and it was delicious. I will definitely try to do an online order next time but wish there were some helpful tips (ordering open at x, pick up by x) Overall, I will give them a second chance when I go to Treaty Oak but I wouldn't recommend a "stand alone" trip. read more

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Delightful out-of-the-way bakery that knows what it's doing. They turn simple ingredients .... flour, fat, liquid... into magic! I had the flakiest croissant, an apple cheddar hand pie, (crust to die for!) and a chocolate chip cookie, (by which I judge all bakeries). All were divine! I'll be back! read more

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Abby Jane has perfected their whole grain bread recipes. The structure of each pastry was perfect, and you know it took many tries to optimize each recipe. The cakes weren't too sweet, the laminated dough was crispy throughout, and the filling of the spanikopita bun was top-quality. Get there early--on a sunny weekend, they were out of croissants by 12:30 pm. Indoor and outdoor seating and a good amount of parking around the mill and bakeshop. 10/10 read more

Website says dogs allowed, but we were rudely kicked out. Very misleading and rude. Please change website description and improve attitude

Love love love! Cute little shop with outdoor seating (indoor seating still on hold due to pandemic) Everything they make is excellent. They have a lot of staples they always offer but also good number of new and seasonal offerings every single time I go. Everything pastry is incredible. They have some of the best lamination that I've seen, which means lots and lots of buttery flaky layers, crisp on the outside, soft inside (just look at the cross sections in my photos). The ham and cheese is wonderful - I think it has a thin layer of mustard inside which elevates it from the norm. The ham and cheese are both good quality too - very different to the version sold in donut shops (I enjoy those too but this one is markedly more "sophisticated" and non-greasy). The queen P is delightful - extra crisp on the outside with a sweet, soft, crumbly nutty surprise inside adding textural contrast. The choc croissant always gets the thumbs up too. The breads are also sooooo great. Just about all their bread offerings are sourdough, so you gotta like that (which I do). Again, they have Staples (baguette, country) but also novel options each time. For example, today I bought a pear pecan and rosemary sourdough. How cool does that sound? Finally, they keep coming out with other things too...like strata, quiche, loaded focaccia, breakfast biscuits. Oh and coffee, tea...and beer! And a fridge with prepared egg salad, hummus, feta dips, local ciders, etc. Driving and parking: it's past Treaty Oak Distillery. Continue down the gravel road and you'll see it near the end on your right. There's a good 15 or so parking spaces near the bakery and I've never had a problem, but i do see it fill up. You may need to park a little further away, closer to the distillery. read more

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It's quite a lovely drive from S. Austin to Abby Jane Bakeshop near Drippin', and the place is delightful. I went specifically for the stone ground corn meal (yes, it is a bakery, but they also sell a nice selection of the fresh milled, stone ground flours they use in their baking). Then I heard an olive sourdough loaf calling to me. I took that, a Salted Chocolate Cacao Nib Cookie, and a Queen "P" (phyllo dough in a muffin shape with pecan filling). All were quite tasty, but I'd make the trip for the bread alone. On our way out, we asked some diners if they were enjoying the pizza (because the pizzas they had looked FABULOUS). They were very enthusiastic about them and even shared they were from NYC and could recognize a good pie when they meet/eat one. With pizzas, salads, and sandwiches on the menu, another trip is in order to sample more of these tasty goods. read more

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Croissant and pain au chocolate I would have been happy to find in the French countryside. read more

Abby Jane Bakeshop - Pain au chocolat et baguette - Bakeries Near Me - Dripping Springs, Texas

We picked up delicious pies from here for Thanksgiving. I have to say - they were absolutely without doubt the best pies I've ever had! The Apple Cranberry Dutch pie was incredible and we can't stop eating it. The chocolate pecan mesquite pie was rich and decadent. The spud rolls were a huge hit too served with delicious whipped butter. Can't wait to return once they're officially opened - hopefully soon now. We got a BTS tour to this bright and modern space with elegant and warm decor. I hope to spend Sunday's here reading a good book accompanied with yummy coffee and delicious baked goods, maybe breaking for a class in the education center next door, and returning in time for wine service featuring all local TX wines on tap. Aah, a girl can dream! read more

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Insane croissants. So worth the drive out here. Butter croissant and pain au chocolat both top notch. Monkey bread was the best we'd ever had. Service wasn't friendly but didn't matter much given the quality of pastry. Must visit. read more

Food was delicious! Freshly baked and made. Loved the selection of fresh milled flours. Can't wait to use the Rye flour purchased to make bread. Love this place. read more

We came here after enjoying brunch at Treaty Oak Sunday. I have worked in the bakery world, so this place peaked my interest. My 9-year-old loves merengues so that's all she asked for and couldn't be convinced otherwise. Not only was it visually distasteful, but the actual flavor was just as off putting, and was eventually toss out. The pecan pie bar was rock hard as was the carrot loaf, which told me they were days old products and dried out from air exposure. Parking is ample and the place is very clean. read more

Abby Jane Bakeshop - Bakeries Near Me - Dripping Springs, Texas

There are good things about this bakery but a couple of things really annoy me. Pros: Great bread (except for the pumpernickel) Good coffee Pizza is phenomenal as are bagels Cons: A ridiculous microwave for customers to use (I hate microwaved baked goods). If you can work this microwave without help, I commend you. read more

The chocolate babka and croissants are amazing. Bit pricey but definitely some of the best I've had in Austin. Great little outdoor area that is shaded for you to eat / kids to play. Definitely recommend read more

Products are amazing but expensive. Counter service only. Nice hill country setting if the weather is good.

I am yet to try something here that doesn't totally blow me away. This place is amazing! Even though I have to drive quite a ways to get here, I've become a regular. There's always something new and I'm always excited to try their new creations. I see some complaints in other reviews about the service, but I've always had a really great experience. I've been there when they're a little slower and I've been there when they're crazy busy. When there's been a line out the door, it's moved pretty fast and hasn't been a problem. The staff has always been really cool. Especially Art (I think I'm spelling that right). He seems really passionate about the food and took a second to answer my questions even when they were slammed. read more

Some friends of ours highly recommended it, but oh boy -- what a disappointment! Basically nothing was good. We had the veggie sandwiches which were just ok. Then the pecan square was hard as if it was yesterday's product and the Apple strudel just barely ok. The coffee was fine but the bread we took home was also just so so. With very limited choices and mediocre food -- we just don't understand what the big deal is all about. read more