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    4.2 (81 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Ambreen K.

    Cookie butter oat latte - 8/10 - Very creamy but could use more cookie butter flavor, also a bit milky Earl grey oat matcha - 6.5/10 - Matcha was strong and had an earthy taste, but also too milky Coffee cake - 7.5/10 - Decent for a coffee cake, tasted very cinnamony but could use more coffee flavor and be more moist Tiramisu cup - 8/10 - Creamy but could use more coffee flavor as well One of the cutest little bakeries ive been to in Houston and so girl-coded but I think their drinks and pastries were overall decent to me. They have plenty of parking. I would stop by for a baked good if i were in the area but I do think theyre better known for their cakes

    The shop is so cute! It was very easy to make an order and the service is warm and helpful. Definitely recommend for birthdays or celebratory events! The staff was so friendly and the decorators are incredibly talented!

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    David C.

    Little Sister Cake Shop, formerly known as Becca Cakes, was my last stop of 2025 and I'm glad I finally made it in since the rebranding. The interior is very cozy and inviting. I came in for an afternoon sweet treat and a coffee pick me up. I decided to try their seasonal fresh mint mocha and sticky toffee loaf even though their cinnamon rolls were calling my name. The sticky toffee loaf was super moist and was just the right size vs their huge, rich cinnamon rolls which was a little too much for a small snack. Service is counter service, but the workers are super friendly. It looked like they had people coming in to order specialty wedding cakes as well. Thank you Little Sister Cake Shop for a great afternoon pick me up. I'll be sure to come back more often whenever I'm in the area next, there are so many other sweet treats I want to try, enjoy!

    Sophia G.

    This is such a cute little place!! I took my little sister here because it seemed adorable. I ordered the white peach matcha with oat milk the price did surprise me. It was $9 for my matcha. While it was really good matcha. I did. It taste peach at all in my drink. Just matcha. It's very busy on a Sunday. We stood in line for about ten minutes. Maybe a little more. And there were no seats left by the time we received our drinks. All good though. We drank in the car. The servers are really sweet though. And there's usually a ton of parking. It's just there was an event in a building this shop shares the parking lot with so parking did take us a while and we didn't end up close. Cute shop. Nice pastries and even better drinks.

    Krystal L.

    Little Sister is a cafe and bakery located in the Stomping Grounds. I have visited Little Sister when they were formerly known as Becca's Cakes and have always been a fan of their macaroons and cupcakes. With their rebrand, they now serve drinks and have a variety of pastries asides from cakes and macarons. I love their drinks--from their matcha to their espresso lattes. Their seasonal menu is so cute and changes every month or so. During Halloween, they had a Black Magic Latte, and you could choose between matcha or espresso. The drink came with black sesame syrup, foam, and a ghost marshmallow. The Black Magic Latte was my favorite seasonal drink! I like that they make all their syrups in house and have seasonal menus. The coffee is just right and not too sweet, but you can always ask them for more or less syrup. The matcha is vibrant and whisked, not pre-made. Their pastries are also super cute, and I like the pistachio macaroons and cupcakes. The cupcakes are moist and well-balanced--not too overly rich or sweet. The café is decorated nicely with whimsical walls. However, there is limited seating, and there are a few tables inside. Staff is always friendly, and there is plenty of free parking within the plaza. Little Sister is one of my favorite cafes and bakeries in town, and I am always visiting to try their seasonal menus!

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    Wendy H.

    I've been to Little Sister twice now, and I'd say it's a bit of a hit or miss. Both times I ordered a Caramelized Banana Matcha Latte and a Cookies and Cream Macaron. Their pastries are great -- no complaints there! They're consistently good and always taste fresh. The drinks, however, have been a little inconsistent. The first time, I absolutely loved my matcha latte -- the flavor was perfect, with just the right amount of banana without overpowering the matcha. The second time, though, it tasted watered down and the flavor just wasn't there. Maybe the second time was just an off day, but I'll probably go back and give it another shot since I really enjoyed it the first time.

    Deidra W.

    The cutest little shop! My baby sister was in town and how fitting to bring her here. We had lattes and festive cupcakes, also had the almond croissant! ALL of these items were delicious!

    Saroasha E.

    Very cute coffee shop and bakery. Apparently they had their grand opening today. I wanted to try the strawberry cake but the last slice was gone in seconds before I wanted it. A little pricey. The shop is small. I got their passion fruit matcha which was nice my hubby had their latte and he said it was alright. They were out of savory pastries by the time we got there which was around noon. Their chocolate chip cookie and brownie were alright. Over all good vibe! Customer service is excellent!

    Brittney D.

    You really have to be careful these days with the social media hype; the filters, the angles. Little sister doesn't look anything like what some influencers told me it did. But- I was pleased with my choice: one Brookie. It was unsuspecting in presentation, but I chose it over the early grey cinnamon roll bc it looked a little too wet/gooey for my preference. The brookie has all the right textures: crisp endings, chewy inside with whole chocolate chips interspersed for a lil bite for ur molars. Flakey salt on top helped. I'd say try it if you're in the area but I would t make a special trip for it. Two word review: the brookie.

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    Marina J.

    Just nothing to write home to. We purchased 3 items and it came to $21. Trust we spend money at Fat Cake, Red Dessert, Common Bond and American Cookie company (lol that last one is last resort) but come on for a neighborhood establishment! My son's chocolate croissant that I will upload a picture had ONE chocolate chip. Scared to eat the other two items. Won't be going back.

    Linda E.

    This is a great place for dessert. They have the absolute best coconut cake! Ive been wanting to try other items but they are always sold out

    Jasmine M.

    The cutest little coffe/cake shop! The bakery items were good, and the coffee was delicious as well.

    Jessica W.

    ambiance is amazing. floral very girly and brunch/tea/girls time out vibes. service was friendly and i asked for something off the menu and they made it for me. food wise i was mostly disappointed. they kept advertising their fig cupcakes and pumpkin loaves and when i came by they had neither. there was only a small amount of fig or pumpkin choices. i got the pumpkin morning bun and i barely tasted any pumpkin, it tasted like a vanilla or plain morning bun. then i got a fig and goat cheese croissant. it wasn't bad but pretty average. the star of the show was the banana caramel latte that i asked to be put in chai instead of coffee or matcha. it was so good it made the long drive worth it. be advised they do not take cash, it is card only.

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    Nice cute place! The macaroons are soooo good! The workers are also very nice and helpful!

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