I and 4 friends went not realizing it was mostly take out. The staff was great and helped us bring chairs over. It was great and amazing cinnamon rolls and Kolaches read more

A family-owned spot with delicious kolaches. They're extremely kind and willing to help make you happy in whatever way they are able. They even go out of their way to try and meet your kolache needs. Their shop was tidy and clean, with reasonable prices and happy workers. read more

1st time trying kolaches so I can't compare it but it was good and it come out nice & hot. We had the bacon & egg, egg & cheese, and Astro which had steak, cheese & jalapeno sausage I believe. All 3 were very good and the Texas hot sauce was good but a little too tangy for me. We got here a little later in the day about 10:30am and they were out of some items. Place had a couple tables & benches to enjoy your breakfast but it is very small. Price was okay-$4 for the kolaches and $10 for Astro $0.75 for a small sauce container of hot sauce. Overall it was okay to try but not to make a trip out of my way for. read more

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I've been going to Coaches since I was 16. It's just simple. Meat and Cheese in bread and it does it to perfection. Honestly, it's not even flashy. But really good food. Great breakfast and always nice people. Thanks for sponsoring my breakfast so many times!! read more

As homesick Texans, we've been missing kolaches for some time now. We finally had an opportunity to stop by Coaches Kolaches this morning and it was perfect. The kolaches taste just like they did back home, if not better. The owner was super nice, as well. The shop is furnished like a donut shop, so not a lot of indoor seating, but the ambiance is also very nice. We will be stopping by here whenever we can, for sure. read more

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We stopped here after Mass on Sunday expecting to sit down for a relaxing coffee and a couple of kolaches. It was immediately obvious that I should have done some more research, as the place is great for take out but simple and uncomfortable for sitting and trying to dine-in. There are only a few high stools and a couple of short bar-height counters along the wall (see pictures...not comfortable for my wife in her dress). We ordered coffee, but it was cold and all that they have is powder creamer. After asking, found out that the warmer switch on the coffee machine was turned off. The lady at the counter put it in the microwave for us, but it just wasn't that good of coffee. I ordered the jalapeno cheese sausage kolache (see picture) and really liked it, but unless you want to stand by a high counter to eat and drink canned soda / pop, it just isn't that comfortable to dine-in here. Long story short, if you like kolaches and want to pick some up to bring home and eat, this would be a good place. I would not recommend this place for dining-in though. Food: 4 Atmosphere: 3 Service: 3 If you found this review helpful, please click and show some love... read more

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Kolaches are DELICIOUS Service is great from the owner! Ambiance is in and out but you can tell there is a bunch of detail in all Love it read more

A little taste of Texas right in the heart of Iowa. Some people even make the trip from Minnesota to get some. Love Coaches Kolaches. If you live nearby you have no excuse to not try them. Even if you have to drive a little bit, they're worth the drive! My belt line is probably happy I don't live closer. I would be in the store all the time. read more

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The little hole in a wall is right next to a State Farm's insurance office. I've never a a kolache before. I had a breakfast kolache filed with sausage, cheese and egg. My wife had a cream cheese one. We were both happy with our choices. The service was donut shop quick. read more

Coaches Kolaches - Menu board - Bakeries Near Me - Urbandale, Iowa

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We love Coaches!! Always friendly and helpful workers when we go to pick up. The smoked sausage beef and cheese if my favorite. I ALWAYS get it. The past two times I've gotten it(over the course of a few months) and I can tell they changed their sausage. It's not as good any more. I'm going to have to start getting something else now as the new sausage's flavor just isn't my favorite. My husband always gets the gravy to go with his and they were unfortunately out this morning. This has happened 2/3 past times and unfortunately when we've had company that say the gravy makes it. We will of course be back. It's too delicious not too. I'll just order something new and we will cross our fingers for gravy. Definitely try it out. Great people and yummy food. read more

Coaches Kolaches - Bakeries Near Me - Urbandale, Iowa

They don't taste like the kolaches In Cedar Rapids. I hope them great success. Just didn't like the dough.

After an early morning workout, it's time to nourish the mind, body and soul. I think I'll try Coaches Kolaches. The biscuits and sausage was fresh and tasty. I ordered the sausage Kolaches and the egg, cheese and beef as well as the sweet treats of strawberry, apple and cherry. My favorite was the sausage and cheese Kolaches. But the best part of all is the bread. It is sweet and light with a melt in your mouth appeal. The beef, egg and cheese was okay, but not my favorite. The sweet Apple Kolaches were fabulous, again somewhat pricey--$2 a piece. All in all, this was a good morning pick me upper to last until dinner. read more

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Whoo! My Houston, Texas brother (not literal brother) came through and delivered for you Iowans! A taste of Texas German cuisine right in central Iowa! This is how we get down with a savory breakfast in H-town. Decadent meat and cheese filled pastries at a fair price, especially considering the location of the restaurant. There's even a window where you can see the staff baking the goods, a perk I love. I met the owner at the Des Moines Farmer's Market, and made sure to check out this restaurant the next time I was in Des Moines. He delivered. read more

Until I stumbled upon Coaches' at its former location off of 22nd/88th St, I hadn't seen kolaches since I moved away from Houston. My grandmother used to get them for me, back then. Coaches' has many variations on the kolache (meat and/or stuff inside bread) than I had growing up, including brisket. Start with the basic sausage one to get an idea of the more traditional taste. The breakfast ones are a nice break from a drive through offering. Friendly folks, too. Don't let the unknown keep you from trying one of these -- it's just a great bun/sandwich thing. read more

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It was a different item, I like that. Will return to try another item from menu. Service was friendly and quick!

Everything is fantastic. I opted for the sausage and cheese, ham and cheese, and the sausage and cheese with jalapeno. The sausage and cheese with jalapeno is definitely my favorite. A nice bite, but not overpowering. A soft pastry exterior with a center specified on the chalkboard menu beside/behind the front counter...and cheesy goodness. There's nothing wrong with any of that for breakfast. There are egg breakfast combos available too. I've been following Patrice and her family's venture from the first time I saw her kolaches mentioned in a Facebook thread on a metro foodie page, but I wasn't sure I could justify buying a dozen (minimum for a catering order)...she had mentioned opening a physical space soon...so I waited. There is no minimum order in the store. Today was the day. Their grand opening for their new store front was from 800 AM - 200 PM today... They sold out by 1100 AM. Tucked in a little strip mall in Clive. Easily accessible from University Blvd Westbound if you're coming from the East. If you're coming from the West you'll want to use Clark or pull a U turn by the car wash. Prices run from $2.00 to $3.75 ea. Cash or credit. There's a couple small stand up counters to eat at right now; I opted to-go and wrote this post in my car from the parking lot. Stop by and try one. read more

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Ok first a back ground I am part cz from dads side of the family. So yea I know a good kolache 1pm so a bit late in the day Hot humid day... The kolaches here are ok.. Unless I got them on a bad day.. 3 cherries and more dough than filling. Not like the other pix.. And yes I should to have taken pix! Dough has a real good flavor here. It just was a bit tough... Maybe over worked?.. Or it can be the weather... Yea it is one of those kind of dough that is tricky to get it perfect! 2.00 each, and by weight it was worth it. Yea I will be back... I was in a hurry... maybe next time I will have more time to talk with the owner. The pix here on yelp show a sausage role that looks good And would be good with this style of sweet bagel dough... I need to bring him a dozen of my kolaches... Then he can have a taste of the good stuff! I need to ask if they have sweet poppy seed kolaches They are tricky to get the filling right.. But they are killer! Try the Hy-Vee in Cedar Rapids iowa that is close to 16th ave. Cz village area of CR.. They have some real good ones.. And are a fluffy dough style.. cost 1.00 each. Kinda tricky to get in and out of this place... only entrance is from west bound university.. Only exit is to west bound university... North side of the road in the dr plaza. Small parking lot. Off street parking. And steps... so plan for a couple of steps if you are handy caped. All in all Yea I will be back! read more

Great food! I love Kolaches and didn't even know it! Brent has a great thing going! Stop in and check them soon!

WOW!!!! fantastic experience Walked in and was promptly greeted, clean location, nicely decorated, welcoming and tells a story of what it is and where it came from. Next.... needed to get details on these yummy balls of bread and the treats they hold. I went for the Big Play named after the owner. It did not disappoint loaded with Eggs, Bacon, Ham, Sausage and Cheese with a side a sausage gravy for dipping! Really, it's not heavy at all. It just hit the spot, I was full and satisfied. The bread on the outside is just a tad sweet but compliments everything perfect! You can eat it there or take with you. He warmed it up for me, HEAVEN!! They also do catering and events. I'd recommend to anyone wanting to eat local, support a local business and of course, great grub!! read more

Went here for the first time. It's a chill place to be, very minimalistic, but cute. It's a great place for getting a quick breakfast baked good. The people behind the counter are very nice as well, they tell you how to warm it up to get the best taste if you take it togo. Now for the food: we got the bacon, egg, & cheese; beef sausage and cheese; breakfast sausage, and egg; and the ham and cheese. All these Kolaches were great! The breading was fluffy and sweet, the meat and filling was hearty and savory. The homemade heat (hot sauce) was great too! The heat is vinegar based. I would definitely come here again, but would recommend to come in early! I wanted to get the egg and cheese but they were out and it was only 1045am! So get there early! It's freshly baked and tasty! read more

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It was OK. I wasn't having any kolache epiphany or blinding moment of clarity. It was sitting there, unassuming in the warming bin, I put it in my mouth. It was good. I ate another and wished I had a bag of chips. For all the song singing about this place you would think there would be a line at the door. Maybe they should make a gluten free option to attract local hipsters. Ha ha ha read more

Simple sweet bread with savory filling. I'm a fan of baked goods and this place has some decent savory options. I'm used to the Asian bakeries where they place the hot dog in a bun -- almost similar. My top here is the sausage, cheese and jalapeno - good quick snack for $3. Next favorite is bacon, egg, and cheese. The sausage and egg are decent too. Best to eat served warm. My least favorite has been the ham and cheese IMO. Small serving case with treats and there are some sweet options as well. They have homemade hot sauce and gravy for sale as well. Small seating area if you want to eat in. Quick and fast service. read more

This place is a GREAT grab and go breakfast/lunch spot! I had a chance to chat with the owner and kind of get his story. Long story short, he's from Texas and loves kolaches. His wife decided to try making them and home and they turned out amazing! They've sold these at the farmers market and got into this brick and mortar about a year ago. Have been here ever since! A kolach is nothing more than a type of pastry that has stuff inside. In this case, they usually have breakfast still fillings like bacon and cheese. They also have sweet ones with cream cheese or jams. They dough is super pillow-y and goes great in both savory and sweet options. I rarely make it out this way but when I do, I will not definitely make it a point to stop in. It's not much of a sit down spot but they do have a couple high top seats just in case you wanted to hang out. Please, tell your friends and spread the word! read more

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The best grab and go breakfast spot in the DSM metro. Fresh, flavorful, and delicious. MUST try! read more

Coaches Kolaches - Brisket, egg, and cheese kolache - Bakeries Near Me - Urbandale, Iowa

Disclaimer: I had never even heard of kolaches before I heard of this place, so this is my only kolache experience. We came in around 1 pm on a Saturday (they close at 2 pm). Coaches Kolaches is a very simple location, with a single display case. It is clean and neat, with a cute chalkboard accent wall that customers and kids can draw and write on. The woman who helped us today asked us if we had ever been in before, and gave us a simple run down of their offerings before we ordered. We got two savory, and one sweet to go. Overall Impression of Kolaches: The bread was very lightly sweet, and super soft without being doughy. I was so skeptical going in, because in pictures they look like they might have a tough crust on them, but they don't. They are supple and delectable. Egg, Bacon, and Cheese: These are smaller than I thought they would be, but they are loaded with goodness. The bacon they use is nice and peppery, and everything melted together beautifully. The ingredients seemed nice and fresh, and it was totally delicious. Jalapeno Sausage: So to be upfront, I am NOT a sausage person, or a hot dog person. They just don't appeal to me unless they've been roasted over a campfire. However, the mister loves them, so we got one to try. I'm really glad we did. I ACTUALLY liked it. A lot. The sausage had a nice "pop" when you bit into it, the jalapeno was present but not overwhelming, and the dough around it wasn't soggy like I would have expected. A++ Blueberry: This reminded me more of a danish, but with softer breading. It was okay, but I think I will stick to the savory ones! This place is a treasure, and we are so happy we tried it. At only $3 a piece, I feel the price point is extremely fair given how tasty and fresh everything was. We plan on returning, and telling everyone we know about how great it was. read more

Coaches Kolaches - Bacon, egg, and cheese Jalapeno Sausage Blueberry - Bakeries Near Me - Urbandale, Iowa

Been waiting to try these! We had breakfast kolaches. They were out of sausage which was disappointing. The bread is very sweet. It tastes like a sweet pretzel breakfast sandwich. Very filling and not expensive. This isn't my thing but I see why they have a following. read more

I really liked this place! Called ahead on a Saturday morning to have them save a half dozen sweet Kolaches since I wouldn't be in until late morning...they gladly did. We got 6 sweet Kolaches, and 3 savory. Everyone enjoyed the sweet Kolaches who had one. I had the cherry and thought it was great...even better warmed for a few seconds. The real standout are the savory ones though. I had the jalapeño sausage one and it was sooo good. Others loved their savory selections as well. Love the family oriented and welcomed feeling inside. Will be back read more

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LOVE!!! The dough is a sweet traditional kolache dough, exactly what I would get on the streets all over Prague. Their sausage with cheese kolache is hands down the best food I have eaten in the metro. The dough is sweet with a perfect crust, the cheese inside is savory and smooth, and the sausage is phenomenal! I will be back for this time and time again. I haven't had a sausage this good outside of Prague. We also had the ham and cheese kolache. Perfect ratio of dough, ham, and cheese. Lastly, we tried the breakfast kolache. read more

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As a native Texan, I was shocked when I learned that Kolaches weren't a breakfast staple all across the country. Once you taste them at Coaches, you'll understand my absolute confusion. They are damn delicious and a perfect way to start your day, especially a Saturday. When I walked in, I was thrilled by their assortment. They had bacon and egg, steak and egg, ham and cheese, the traditional sausage and cheese, the list goes on and on. They even had boudin, a southern delicacy of rice, Cajun spices, pork and Cajun sausage (it is phenomenal). The boudin Kolache was so good I can't even tell y'all. I also tried the bacon and egg and it was delish. My final salute to Coaches is this. There's a very famous place in Texas called the Czech Stop that has Kolaches people drive hours for. I am saying in no uncertain terms that Coaches Kolaches are better than the Czech Stops. I will go as far to say that when Texas family and friends are in town, I will bring them to Coaches just to get a taste and I know they will be impressed. Coaches has brought the flavor of home here for me and has given the rest of Iowa a taste of what Texas can do. Get in there, y'all! read more

Im originally from an area with a large Czech population with kolaches on every corner. Since moving to Des Moines I've been missing the soft fruity goodness. This place was exactly what I needed to fulfill the craving. The best kolaches that I've had in years... maybe ever! read more

Kolaches are LIFE. Everything they have is delish. Always packed with cheese and meat and I'd never have it any other way. Yum

Excited to find Texas style Kolaches. The jalapeño sausage Kolache is just like what I grew up on and get to enjoy when I go home. I also tried a breakfast Kolache which was new to me. Also tasty, but I'll stick with the jalapeño. read more

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Great Kolaches made by someone from Texas so they are consistent and they are open the hours on the door!

People will try to tell you that Kolaches come from Europe. That's bunk. The ones you want come from Texas. The word "Kolache" is actually Spanish for "best damn thing you will ever shovel into your unworthy pie hole." Kolaches are what wheat hopes will happen to it when it dies. Seriously people. I discovered this place 10 days ago, and I've eaten here eight times now. I can not accurately convey to you how yeasty, buttery and perfect this bread is. Get it hot, eat it cold, get sausage, ham, fruit or egg in it. I don't really care. Just eat these things now, and forever. read more

The fact that this place is on the way between my gym and my house is an issue, it's really screwing up my diet. It takes about 2 minutes to get in and out, which is ideal on your way to work. The owners are both super helpful, friendly, and oftentimes working the register when I come in. I would recommend the jalepeno beef kolache with some of the house-made hot sauce! read more

If you haven't gone here, go!!! I first tried a kolache when I was in Texas and this is the first time having one in Iowa. Was blown away by how good these are. Location was a bit challenging to find, but will definitely return!! read more

It's nice to have a bit of Texas in Iowa. I love that I can just head to Coaches Kolaches and grab some delicious kolaches when I feel homesick. read more

One of very few kolache places that really get the TX style (an elevated version of Klobasnek) savory kolache right. I drive between Wisconsin and TX semi regularly and make a point to stop in, as I know it is the best kolache I'll find for the next 500 or so miles. I would even rate the steak kolache as the best one of that type I've ever had regardless of region. On my first visit, the owner immediately identified me as from TX as he was originally. We talked about moving and missing kolaches up the north, and I commended him for serving a niche that people don't yet know they need filling read more

Went there this morning for first time. Sign stated kolaches in warmer, none in case. Got ham/cheese and sausage egg. Neither were warm. 10-15 seconds in microwave and they might have been good Go get a Brueggers bagel!!! . read more

We found this place when sorting for the highest rated breakfast in the greater Des Moines area. While the Kolaches were good, the sweetness of the bread wasn't quite my thing. They are also a snack size and it may take more than one to fill you up. If you are looking for a sit down breakfast that leaves you full, this isn't it. If you are looking for a good Kolaches, I think you will like them here. read more