I have had many cakes from Hummingbird, while they are all very good, they have more frosting than…read moreI care for. Their Italian cream cake is extremely good.

I had them make my daughter's birthday cake and it was amazing! It was filled with strawberry…read morefilling and vanilla cake. I picked it up the day before and it was perfectly tender for the party the next day!

The food is very good, but get there early because they sell out fast on the weekend. The value…read morefor the price is also good.

Small little Kolache shop in Danbury, TX. They have the old fashioned style, which are amazing. I…read morelike to stop whenever I'm in there area for breakfast! It's a nice treat to bring to coworkers or a friend. They taste delicious, made fresh every morning, and even have those sweetie cookies with the glaze. If you're in the area, check them out!

My husband and I have stopped at Hruska's multiple times when traveling. It's a gas station that…read morehas a convenient store, a grill and bakery. I usually call in our order when we are about 20 minutes away from our stop. Everytime I call in the order the person on the other end is friendly and repeats back what we order. The convenient store part of Hruska's has a lot of items that you can choose from to purchase and they have clean bathrooms which is a positive. When we get there we park, walk in and head to pick up our food at the counter. It's usually labeled with the ticket stapled to the bag. We then get in line to pay for our food. The line is usually backed up but moves fairly quickly. There is also a small area with tables and chairs that you can sit at and enjoy your meal or sit there if you need a rest. For my meal I usually order a Hamburger which comes with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions. I usually get mine with mustard. Their burgers are so good and a good size. Overall Hruska's is a great stopping place while traveling. Whether it's for gas, a bathroom break, or if you want to grab something to eat this is a one stop shop place.

A must stop if you are traveling between Houston and Austin on Hwy 71. I'm usually a Bucees guy,…read morebut this place specializes in something that the beaver doesn't. Kolaches! Arguably one of the greatest foods ever invented. Atleast in my world. How can you go wrong with bread filled with sweet or savory fillings? Hruska's is about halfway between Houston and Austin and a perfect rest stop to fill up on gas, use the clean facilities, grab a snack or indulge in their amazing baked goods. They are steeped in history and have been around for decades passing along the family recipes. It's obviously improved structurally over the years from a country store and looks like a modern gas station now. It's always pretty busy every time I have stopped in, but they are a well oiled machine and keep the masses moving with excellent customer service. They have all your gas station essentials like snacks and beverages. What sets them apart is their bakery. Here, they label their kolaches as the traditional fruit filled variety. I like them, but they are never my first choice. I love the ones with meat inside. Here, they label these as pigs in a blanket. They have a large variety of both. I usually go for a regular sausage and cheese, but over here, they sell a delicious pan sausage kind. On top of all their sweet and savory baked goods, they also sell burgers on the grill. Their burgers have made it to the Texas Monthly Top 50 burger spots. I have yet to try it. Overall, this is an always stop place for me. I highly recommend stopping here to stretch your legs and enjoy a delicious pastry while you're at it. I will definitely be back.

This is a small owned bakery in Van Vleck. It is a favorite of the locals in Van Vleck and the…read moresurrounding areas. She offers different desserts each week as well as lunches. She is extremely friendly and patient as you choose what you like. It can be hard to miss as there is only a small sign, but once you find it, you won't miss it again!

A little overpriced, but the food to value ratio was decent enough to eat here. If my blood sugar…read morehad not been crashing, I would have probably chosen to eat elsewhere. Anything is worth at least one try nonetheless. The atmosphere was conducive to great conversation. The premises were also cleaned on a mediocre level. Overall, the experience was a blah! Oh well!

I hate giving bad reviews. But sometimes there is just not an option…read more Wife and I stopped in on the way through town. Wife had a horchata and it was very good. I had a coffee and it was ok a little weak but good flavor. We purchased two small pies. One pecan and one lemon meringue. The Pecan pie filling was runny. I have never in my life seen this before. The pie crust was more like pie dough. By far the worst pecan pie I have ever had. We have not tried the lemon meringue yet. The staff was ok. Two ladies there only one working. The other was on her phone. Definitely did not live up to the other reviews.

Love all their food. Lunch burgers are great Their pigs and…read morekolaches are the best. All fresh and so good.

Worst Kolachs ever. Terrible tasted bread doe and fillings. I had the cherry and apricot kolaches…read moreand my wife (of Czech heritage) had the apple and poppy seed. The "home made" bread that they sold was so bad we through it away when we got home. Even the water tasted terrible.

I don't often make it down to Rosenberg, but I've noticed that new businesses have been opening…read more Diamond Bakery is a new Mexican Bakery (Panaderia). I think there must be some type of standard Panaderia handbook because they all seem to have huge wooden cabinets. Of course, they are filled with baked goods which are of the typical not-so-sweet and too dry variety. Why must these items always be so dry? We got a bag full of stuff (see photo) for a little over $5. The price is definitely right at this Panaderia. The lady who was working there was quite busy on her phone and I think she was happy to see that we knew how these places worked. 1. Pick up the large metal tray and tongs. 2. Pick out your own items. 3. Bring them to her to ring up and throw in a bag (no boxes because that costs too much?). I'm not a fan of the dry baked goods, BUT it is a standard thing. I liked that there was plenty of parking on the street and that the hours are incredibly long. I'd recommend them to someone looking for a Panaderia as long as they know what they should expect as far as dry bakery items. Diamond Bakery... a diamond in the rough? :)

They are so nice and the small bakery has such a home feeling to it. When I used to be a little…read moregirl my grandma loved to show us how to bake and cook so this is now a gem in my book being new to Rosenberg. Definitely not stale bread but fresh and yummy. Will be going back.

Great customer service from the gentleman that assisted me. Came in to get a cheesecake for my…read morehusband's birthday. A friend recommended this place to me. Truly did not disappoint. Did not get opportunity to take a picture of the cheesecake but it had such rich flavor and had the right consistency. I also decided to try the cupcake and that buttercream icing was to die for. I got a pumpkin bread for my mom and she is truly very picky since she is a baker herself....she said it was a 10! Highly recommend this place. I would love to try their pies and breakfast options next time I'm on that side of town. Total hidden gem!

Still on the fence with them. I dropped in and got a few pastries one midday. i was not very…read moreimpressed with the customer service at first...however by the time I left it went from poor to the acceptable transactional. They have a big selection of pies and cakes to be cooked on demand, not too many availble premade and the ones on display looked to have been there a few days already. I do like that they have a number of fruit pies available in 2 hours and the cakes have a fairly quick turnaround. I ended up selecting a quiche and essentially two types of cinnamon rolls, which one was the traditional and the other had an apple filling they called a "rose" or "flower" cant recall. Quiche was delicious and so was the traditional cinnamon roll, I would pass on the apple filled one in the future, had this strong bitter flavor that was off putting, possibly too much lemon. As of now its average, I'll hold off a final verdict until i try a pie and a cake.

I never drive to Houston TX ( in my case today Richmond, TX near Houston) without staying at…read more Weikells Bakery. It's historic and a staple in LaGrange, TX. They are known for their kolaches and pastries. They also have an assortment of goods including clothing, beverages, deli and a whole host of snacks. I purchased two pigs-n-a-blanket and pecan cinnamon roll. So delicious... Saturday was quite busy at the bakery. It formed a pretty pleasant environment.

For a town celebrated for its charm, I expected this bakery to embody the same warmth…read more As a first-time visitor and tourist, I naturally had questions about the bakery's history and the pastries they're known for. The woman who appeared to be the bakery manager, working around 8:15 a.m., answered every question with an attitude that felt forced, dismissive, and unwelcoming. When someone says, "This is my first time here," it's usually an opportunity to create a memorable experience--not make them feel like they're interrupting your morning. I won't be rating the bakery's famous pigs in a blanket because, to me, hospitality is part of the product. Outstanding customer service can elevate good food to a great experience. Without it, even the town's signature pastry loses some of its appeal.

Interesting little bakery in old town La Grange. Famous for their "pigs in a blanket", but other…read moreitems are equally delicious, especially their brownies! Limited selection but otherwise a great place for baked goods.

NOT CLOSED!!!!! YELP HAS THAT WRONG!!! Delicious and very inexpensive. So glad we stopped in…read moreduring our day trip to La Grange.