Saveurs la Boulangerie

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Happy to see this place a lot busier than past visits. It's really the only authentic French bakery in the area (that has expansive service including wine...). It's a great addition to this area and everyone should pop in for a breezy relaxed atmosphere & scrumptious treats savory & sweet. read more

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Becky L.

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My first time here my friend recommended we have lunch here~ Smallish area with a large shareable table also 4/5 tables for 2/4 with Bistro chairs adding to the very French decor along with the owner & staff speaking French. I ordered a Goat cheese brulee salad just terrific w/ blueberries, greens & walnut in a light vinaigrette. Really really tastyalso had an iced mocha quite tasty ~ my friend had avocado toast on sourdough with tomato & greens looked DEEELISSH so good she said she could of had another in addition to her cappuccino. Both our plates were clean. The environment is super cleanand features a lovely with a case of sweet treats, croissants , eclairs and the like. Order at the counter, pay then food served tableside. Located in a shopping area plenty of free parking also takeout available. Definitely will be a GO TO place for wonderful coffees & delicious food read more

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Kurt L.

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9 months ago

First visit. Nespresso coffee / espresso maker. Legit French buckwheat savory crepe. Lots of house made treats pastries chocolates. Took home a couple of baguettes - delicious. read more

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I've been to this place a few times and i've had mixed experiences. It seems as if the pastries are very well made.However the coffee is definitely a mixed bag. Today I ordered a cortado and let the woman know what I was expecting and she did a great job. If I could give the almond croissant a ten out of five I would. It. Was absolutely a ethereal and one of the best i've ever had. All the pastries look amazing.I have yet to eat some of the savory food but they had offerings of croque monsieur, cassoulet, chicken with mushrooms, etc. I absolutely love french food and especially country style. This place is definitely very pricey. It was $17.14 for 1 pastry and coffee plus 18% tip. Ugggh ...so I won't visit often. That said, I will visit agaun when a real French pastry fix is in order. read more

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Tamara W.

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The croissant and smoked salmon sandwich were great! Some of the best we've had in Austin. The staff was so friendly, and authentically from France. Would recommend. read more

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I was charged $30 for a box of 6 macaroons. So I'm thinking these must be the best macaroons ever. NOT! The macaroons tasted like they came from a box instead of fresh homemade. There was barely any cream inside, the cookie was very hard like it was old. I want my money back. This place is a rip off. Do not go. You have been warned. read more

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Donovan B.

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3 months ago

Very tasty bacon egg and cheese on a fluffy butter croissant. Chocolate almond croissant was also very tasty. Definitely pretty expensive but it was very good read more

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Shari D.

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Lovely and warm French bistro in Westlake. I ordered coffee and brought home a chocolate croissant for my husband. He thought it was so wonderful. It's really hard to find French pastry that good in Texas. The café was filled with French music and there seem to be many choices for lunch. Looking forward to going back. read more

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Sonal G.

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I'm always looking for a new French boulangerie in Austin - there are very few that I actually really like and have pastries that are well made without cutting corners. I was happy to say that Saveurs was lovely and I've added it to my list. They have a lovely coffee shop/wine bar type set up with a cute indoor area as well as a small outdoor patio area beside the parking lot. It is owned by a French couple and has beautiful lamination on their pastries and a crisp, flaky croissant is really all I ask for. I also had a kouign-amann which was good overall, but oozed butter a bit with chewing the soft parts which wasn't the most pleasant. Honestly though, the ambiance is wonderful, it's a nice area and I liked the pastries enough I'll probably be back to try more. read more

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Eliza R.

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Went here for some pastries and they were pretty good. The chocolate croissant was flakey and excellent but I thought the almond croissant had a weird taste and was too chewy for my preference. I have to knock it down a star because the coffee is completely overpriced for just nespresso pods you can buy yourself for pennies. read more

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Nina is amazing. The facial was relaxing and made me look 10 years younger. She completes her spa treatment with an energy massage that will relax and energize you. read more

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Jacob G.

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Wow so tasty. With real-life-french staff! And great tunes as well! (Lots of French language pop/oldies covers)

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Anurag S.

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Lovely ambiance with fresh French desserts. Must try the coffee and the opera pastry. Authentic French place unlike other wannabe French cafes! read more

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Lexie C.

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3 years ago

This is my favorite Boulangerie in Texas and is owned by the sweetest French couple. I'm so glad they opened this location in Austin since I'm a little reluctant to drive all the way down to San Antonio from Dallas for some French goodies. Everything here is so fresh and the service is kind and fast. Also, love the display of their baked and refrigerated goods. For my family, the ham and butter sandwich and the croissants are favorites. Oh and eclairs when they are available! read more

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Stephanie S.

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Best croissants I've had outside of France!!! The hot chocolate was fantastic as well. Lovely french bakery cafe with champagne and bubbles too! read more

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Eyesewpale K.

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The pastries and breads and desserts are mostly brought in from the San Antonio shop, which is big and has ovens and a mixer. This place doesn't. The pastries look 2 days old and most are Frenched. If you don't like dark baked pastries, try and pre order, with a note, email and text. read more

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Théodore B.

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came on here because i saw all those recent bad reviews. those people are completely wrong and probably have ill intent against the owner. I am 28M from Paris France, and i have to say this is the best Boulangerie with the most AUTHENTIC french taste in the greater Austin area. Do not be fooled by these fake reviews there is nothing closer to the REAL french goût than this location. I will be back every year to get frangipane galette des rois because nothing comes close to authenticity than this Boulangerie. Ici, c'est le seul goût qui me ramène chez moi chaque fois. Chaque viennoiserie ici me fait penser et me fait manquer la France pour toujours. sans vous, je n'oserais pas vivre ici. read more

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Jordyn G.

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The French pastries & cappuccino I had from Saveurs were nothing short of absolutely perfect & delightful. The lovely woman at the front was friendly & welcoming. Over all it was a very inviting, cute & calm atmosphere & I really enjoyed every aspect of it. Love it so much it's my new daily cappuccino & pastry stop, a nice little slice of France here in Austin. read more

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Monica P.

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Food: 3 stars Choices we're pretty limited by like 9:45 or so and the kitchen closes at 2:30, so come early to have a lot of fresh options! We ordered a vegetarian quiche, raspberry croissant, pain au chocolat, cappuccino and an iced latte. The croissants were great, but the quiche had a soggy bottom. I'm glad there was some mixed greens to go with the quiche to help cut through the fattiness of the goat cheese n butter. The cappuccino is decent tasting and is quite strong. The latte had a lot of coffee grounds, and I would suggest using simple syrup for iced drinks because having crystal sugar at the bottom looks kinda nasty. Venue: 4 stars Super cute venue on the bottom right side of a business complex. Nice decor and has a nice lil storefront for miscellaneous frenchy items. Inside of the bakery is quite toasty, so I hope they get their AC fixed soon or something since it makes it a little unpleasant to stay for long periods of time. There's plenty of parking outside. I also hope there's a sign or something coming soon since it wasn't as easy to find. As much as I love queen Rihanna, I'd suggest having different music to set up the ambiance for a quaint modern french bakery. Staff: 3.5 stars Staff were all very sweet, but they're a little unorganized and they could probably hire more people to work since service was slow despite the place not being insanely packed. Would I come back? I'd like to give this spot another chance to see if they improve after having more experience. read more

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Brenda D.

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This place is the worst place to get coffee, I order an ice coffee and I got a water down coffee that taste gross!! This place is a big No No!!! read more

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Nicole K.

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Hands down they have the best raspberry croissants! It's a pricy bakery but everything we've tried has not disappointed. Service can be a little slow but it's worth the wait. read more

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Lisa O.

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Paris in a Bite sold to a different French owner. They no longer sell chocolate but they do sell gluten free macaron and chestnut flour muffins. Most of the workers are French. They have really good customer service and delicious pastries. read more

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Charlie Wendy C.

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What a lovely little French café. The owners are so nice. The food was delicious. I had the salad of the week. My friend had the avocado toast. The coffee was excellent as well! read more

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Ann G.

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Very pleasant lunch of chicken salad- roasted chicken, fresh greens, avocado, with nuts for crunch. Kouign Amann was so delicious. Really tender flakey pastry. read more

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Cynthia C.

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Ummm almost $8 for a small chocolate eclair...are you kidding me??... never going back read more

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Youngil J.

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3 years ago

Summary: There are very good things that this spot is doing but also very disappointing things as well. Pastry is good. Coffee tastes like NESPRESSO because they're made from NESPRESSO pods. Look, this is a nice cafe/bistro kind of place. But its strength is their downfall. Let's start with the positives: their food is largely superb. Their offerings are generally following the idea that less is more and it works. There are definitively some differences in food philosophies between what I expect and what is presented but these differences are largely very minor and passable. Their pastry is where they shine with good construction that belies a traditional and thoughtful approach to their food. French pastry is notoriously labor intensive in the prep and while technically simple, the art is in the details. Layer construction, spacing, density, and texture all play a part in the symphony that is bread and this place nails it. While I understand the temptation to order chocolate flavored goods, do yourself a favor and order the plain goods. There is an elegance to the mantra of less is more and it truly shows here. If I could rate just the food then 10/10. What's average: Ambiance is passable. It's a cafe/bistro, what do you want? It's fine and it works. Service is also passable and average, but again what do you really want here? It's fine and the workers largely get their job in a "timely" manner, though it can be questionable for certain things (a croque monsieur should not take 20 min to make when I'm one of the only customers and possible with the only active ticket). Now the disappointment. Anything coffee related. Here's they also went "less is more" but in the wrong direction. With the food being of such high standards and shining through it is unbelievably disappointing and FRUSTRATING that they are opting to serve NESPRESSO coffee at such ridiculous prices like they were handcrafted by a barista. Maybe the majority of people will not notice, but for those who care, charging me ANYTHING more than $2 for a drink made by a NESPRESSO espresso machine where the only skill required is to put in the correct pod and make sure that the water levels are sufficient into a $650 machine and then casually stream milk with no regard to quality is INSULTING. What angers me so much is that the staff make a point to note that pastry items are handmade and therefore worth the premium, but then to turn around and charge the same premium for a BUTTON PRESS is unbelievably disrespectful. What makes it worse is that for that price they could have just put in an actual basic espresso machine, spend LESS OVERALL (each NESPRESSO pod ordered from Amazon is $1) and have a better product. read more

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Bobby W.

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4 years ago

I don't recommend this place. It's overpriced (ex. $6.2 for a croissant) and they don't have much items. Not to mention, the croissants are tiny portions compared to the other great boulangeries! It has nice designs& french souvenirs but the place is very quiet and often dull. So, meh, not my kind of place. read more

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Jim D.

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2 years ago

I gave them a *** because they were nice. Overpriced croque monsieur and pastries (I had two). Why did they slice open a fine looking vanilla éclair and put unripened sour strawberries on top? Was there a no tip option? In a hurry so surely I didn't have to tip at least 10% on a to go item I was handed. I did 20% on food I bought at the counter. The French manager is charming. Let her chat up the customers. Ambience prétendument française. Donc prix élevés. read more

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If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. Don't get their coffee, I ordered a drip coffee to go and it was filled 25% of the cup. The vanilla latte my girlfriend got tasted like water. read more

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Abby V.

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Cute little cafe! Wonderful array of pastries! I had a ham and cheese croissant which was superb! Only thing that could use improvement is getting an actual espresso machine which maybe it's on back order as they are still super new. Other than that, wonderful! read more

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Gregory S.

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Fantastic service, some of the best croissants in Austin made feel I was back in Paris. Lovely place to take coffee or lunch

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Corinne B.

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I am a bakery, patisserie and boulangerie FIEND and I have to credit my tattoo artist, Cora Mylene (Home (coramylene.com)) for recommending this place to me. Her parents happen to know the owners, who moved here from France, and opened this shop up recently after running another location in San Antonio for several years. I was immediately infatuated with this place; French bistro vibes, music, smells... And even a clock featuring the current time in Paris on the wall! I had the raspberry croissant and the smoked salmon baguette. If I had to choose a death-row meal, this is it, hands-down. I will continue to be a patron and recommend this lovely place to others. My partner and I drove from South Lamar, and it was 100% worth it. 10/10! read more

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Laurie P.

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I loved this place in San Antonio, but the lack of choices at 9am on a Sunday in Austin was sad. Plenty of croissants, but the rest of the choices were slim. Also almost no one in there. Place would do better in Crestview or Allandale with more product. read more

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Eak J.

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We went during lunch time and there was not a lot of choices. We ordered a $8 dome but was disappointed that part of it was chipped off. I think for the price they should not offer a damaged dessert. read more

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Wee W.

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4 years ago

I came in to try a piece of pie or Donut and nobody was in front to formally welcome me to their establishment. I went to use the restroom and oddly someone tried to open the door on me. As I was exiting the restroom I was greeted with a very rude french accent only thing I could understand was "you just use my bathroom and no conversation" He seemed very rude and l made him aware nobody greeted me prompting him to Whip out a waiting bell and rang it for example. He was very hostile so I decided to not get a snack. I don't recommend to anyone with a disorder/ disability.. I was just trying to get a quiet beat to eat now I feel scared with my ptsd..I'm glad I took a steamy poop now though :) read more

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Lenee F.

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Best hidden gem. The quiche was light and fluffy perfection and the coffee was rich wonderful. The place took me back to Paris where I have many great memories. I plan to come back to try more delicious French treats. read more

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Sara A.

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This bakery has the best croissants! There raspberry and almond is truly something special. Pastries go fast so be sure to head over there in the morning. Support this local bakery they are truly worth it. read more

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Kari A.

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Every bite is delicious! Warm, genuine staff. Time has stopped here! Elegant and inviting- only in Austin for 1.5 days, and we dined in twice!! read more

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Debra C.

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If I could give this place a zero I would. My wife is 7 months pregnant. She needed to use restroom very bad. We stopped at this place before my wife peed in her pants as my wife was worried about. My primary concern as we walked in this place of business was to look for the women's restroom and then buy a pastry. The women workers immediately came up to us stopping us from using the restroom and shouted that the restrooms are for customers only and if we were a customer, we should have said hi and greeted her before rushing to the restroom. She made a scene in front of the two customers she had there. I have money. I am not poor. I am a husband and paying customer. These people were more concerned about me purchasing something BEFORE allowing my wife to use their restroom. The women working stated the customer is not always right and I should have greeted her before caring for my wife. We have never been treated in such a way. After this horrible experience, I would never give these people my money or business. Very rude and condescending. read more

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Ryan B.

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Absolutely amazing service from a kind young woman. I believe it was Mia. She was absolutely delightful and made my day. The food and ambiance was amazing as well. But honestly if I only wish there were more stars to give because the service from that young woman was incredible. Great worker. Hope she gets a raise. read more

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3801 N Capital Of Texas Hwy
Ste D 180
Austin, TX 78701
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(512) 401-3817
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What time does Saveurs la Boulangerie open?

Saveurs la Boulangerie opens at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Saveurs la Boulangerie opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.

What time does Saveurs la Boulangerie close?

Saveurs la Boulangerie is closed on Monday.Saveurs la Boulangerie closes at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Saveurs la Boulangerie closes at 3:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon ClosedTue-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat 8:00 AM - 3:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

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Does Saveurs la Boulangerie serve alcohol?

Yes, Saveurs la Boulangerie serves alcohol.

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Does Saveurs la Boulangerie allow dogs?

Yes, Saveurs la Boulangerie allows dogs.

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Does Saveurs la Boulangerie have parking?

Yes, Saveurs la Boulangerie has parking options. Validated Parking

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Does Saveurs la Boulangerie have free WiFi?

Yes, Saveurs la Boulangerie has free WiFi.

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4.8(54 reviews)

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What a great gem in North Austin! My friend found Flora on Yelp. We weren't familiar with this…read morecoffee shop prior to visiting. I was a little confused when I drove up because I didn't realize that it's inside the Retreat Yoga Studio. There is a neon sign on the window as well as an A-Frame Sign near the entrance to let you know you're in the right place. Parking is plentiful in the shopping center. Because it's in a Yoga Studio, there isn't much seating (though they did have tables set up outside). The vibe was relaxing and calm. I don't know what scent they had in there, but it smelled nice. This wouldn't be a place to study or work as the seating is limited and I didn't see many outlets. There was a small area with bar stools if you need a tabletop, but most of the seating was couches and lounge chairs. It's more of a place to relax or catch up with a friend. I love when coffee shops have signature drinks. I ordered the Cajeta Crème Brûlée Cappuccino. It was so good, but it came in a small cup. The smoky sea salt was delicious! I don't typically care for sea salt in beverages, but it complimented the flavors so well! I asked the barista to sub oat milk which they were able to do but he informed me that some of the ingredients had dairy (which was fine). I appreciated the disclosure. I was able to drink it without any issues. Because my drink was so small, I decided to order a second one. I went with the Ginger Snap Latte (with oat milk) and it was tasty! I didn't like it as much as the Cajeta Crème Brûlée, but it was really good. I was happy that it was served in a larger cup. The space had plants as well as merch like clothing, scented candles, soaps, and jewelry (which was beautiful). The bathrooms were very clean and had feminine hygiene products as well as a basket with bobby pins and hair ties. I love the attention to detail! We were there close to closing time (3 pm). I appreciated that one of the employees let us know that they would be closing without forcing us to get up and leave. It was on par with the gentle and calming vibe of the space.

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Brentwood Social House

4.2(323 reviews)

4.1 mi•Brentwood

Just attended a friend's high tea birthday party here, and had a fabulous time. The space is small…read morebut she rented out the main room for her private event. The table was decorated beautifully with gorgeous china and place settings. Felt like a true Victorian afternoon tea experience. For the high tea, each person was permitted to select a tea of their choice. I chose the earl grey, which had a delicious flavor. They also brought out traditional snacks such as finger sandwiches (cucumber + cheese, ham & cheese, etc.), scones, and a variety of sweet treats. Every item was so tasty and the portions were generous. Service was good, efficient and friendly. They even have an outdoor play area for kids, and some days offer live music and other events. I would highly recommend this neighborhood spot!

This place has been on my list for awhile now, mostly for the reputation of holding an open…read morerefrigerator for the community which I fully support! The service was pretty neutral, nothing stands out there which is fine. The large room can get quite chatty and loud if you are looking for a quiet work spot, but only later on when I was leaving did I discover the other smaller rooms. The coffee was decent- mostly what stands out to me is the open food pantry that has my attention. What a lovely idea.

5.1 mi•Arboretum, Great Hills

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Cafe Du Bliss

4.6(66 reviews)

Really fun place to get all sorts of flavored caffeinated drinks as well as those fish shaped…read morepastries with fillings in side. I like the sesame coffee the best here. Usually a short line. The space inside is very small and cute.

I absolutely enjoyed Cafe Du Bliss and their menu was superb! Let's get into it!…read more As a coffee and matcha enthusiast, I was so excited to stumble across this place. Their menu, is unlike any other I have seen in the Austin area. It's unique, well crafted, and intentional. Now here's the fun part, that creativity has translated quite well into some of the most well tasting drinks in Austin. Corn Cream Matcha latte: The minute I saw this on the menu I knew I had to get it. I have seen corn matcha and lattes in California many of times, but never in Austin. A corn matcha or lattes is one of those drinks that is a challenge. You can either totally miss the corn flavor or overdo it. I think Cafe Du Bless gave me the perfect ratio and this drink was so yum. Give me 3 to go please. Earl grey matcha cloud: Their matcha cloud is so fluffy-as a cloud usually comes. But here's the thing can we please compliment it's perfect whip and the green on these matcha's! In regard to the earl grey taste itself, it was so well infused. Banana latte: Okay so as we all know banana flavors got as popular as strawberry last summer. I love a banana latte, but it's fair to say that even if a banana flavor is easily accomplished it's also hard to strike a balance, too bring consistency, and still allow the espresso to come through. Once upon a time, Disneyland released a drink called the Banoffee, it was a hit! I absolutely think Cafe Du Bliss came close to that trend with their banana latte. All of these drinks and I also must compliment their superb service. The girl who took my order was so sweet and I had questions about their drinks and she was so kind in her customer care. I will absolutely be back. They have a sweet potato latte and a black sesame latte I need to try.

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Corn latte

Summer Moon Coffee

4.3(180 reviews)

4.6 mi•Crestview

I stopped by Summer Moon Coffee to get a taco as I was trying to make up for not eating on Thursday…read moredue to food poisoning. Girlie was still hungry. The servers at Summer Moon are always super friendly. Today was no different. They act as though they're operating in a zen environment. Unfortunately, the Tacodeli vegetarian tacos were all sold out. It was crowded in Summer Moon, as always. However, the line moved pretty quickly. It was a bit disappointing to learn there were no more tacos. Sometimes it is just the pure luck. Today, was my unlucky second taco day.

I rather enjoy patronizing a local family-owned coffee shop than going to large chains like the one…read morebased out of Seattle. I thoroughly enjoyed my 1st visit to a Summer Moon locations. I ordered the Iced Cinnamon Latte and it did not disappoint The vibe was very laid back and the staff very friendly and knowledgeable. This will not be my last visit to a Sùmmer Moon location. Ice Cinnamon Late

Coffee and Chai

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The Wayback Cafe and Cottages

4.1(126 reviews)

4.5 mi

To whom it may concern,…read more Was here for a weekend for a wedding and had a great time. Beautiful place to host a wedding and it created a ton of great memories. The area it is in is gorgeous and was not expecting to feel like I was in a different world. Appetizers that were supplied for the wedding were great, but I thought the main meal was kind of lacking and kind of inconsistent. I understand it's hard to cater for that many guests though. Most staff were pleasant and welcoming but had a couple of experiences where we felt very rushed and herded around the property. Despite my concerns this is definitely a special place to get married and a gem on this side of Austin! Lalala, Bob B.

This restaurant is part of a boutique cottages west of Austin downtown in the rolling hills. It's a…read morecharming cafe with space for approximately 30ish patrons. The hospitality is very nice and friendly. The cafe uses high quality ingredients and the food is really delicious. We were there on a Thursday' night which was nice for the half priced bottles of wine all day. Well crafted cocktails are also available too. For food we dined on: Cold pressed watermelon - cold dense watermelon packed with sweet flavor contrasted against savory cheese and nuts. Really liked this dish. Little gem salad - simple but perfectly balanced flavors. Fresh. Crisp. Refreshing. Heirloom tomatoes - ripe tomatoes simply dressed with olive oil and salt. Crab cakes - these were tasty with a great sauce and pepitas. Steak - perfectly cooked to temp and served with grilled tomatoes. We were hoping for the duck confit which I've heard is incredible but they were old out for the day. They are open for lunch as well and brunch on the weekends (that menu looks good!). One that the menu is seasonal so it will change over time.

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The entrance to the cafe

Sugar Pine

4.4(440 reviews)

5.5 mi

What can I say, I love a good fried tofu (I'm not vegan) and Sugar Pine does it right! Simple and…read moresatisfying! Also, if you love pickles, their pickled veggies are delicious too! Maybe I can be a vegan i appreciate a place that doesn't rely on social media or influencers. Though the interior is definitely "instagrammable", counter style service, Asian flavored ice creams(taro, thai tea, miso...), unique dishes, snacks, and drinks (matcha limade). There's even a nice patio and private room for events. And there is PARKING! A place without parking these days will make me think twice about going. Just saying...

We love this spot - easy counter service and the food comes out quickly!…read more Our favorites are the pork katsu and the salmon with the sets (miso/rice/cookie/veggies) It's a perfect total meal - salmon is cooked with some veggies in sauce - so good!! The meal feels balanced and the pork katsu is perfectly fried Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating as well - seems dog friendly!! They also make their own ice cream - we are def going to try an affogato here next time we come! I tried the matcha limeade as well and loved it - light and refreshing Staff was super helpful and friendly / cute interior space

Modern decor and tables

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Austin Kolache & Koffee Shoppe

4.3(164 reviews)

3.9 mi

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The food here was so yummy. We got the Big Daddy Polish and the Bacon Cheddar Kolache. The big…read moredaddy polish has sausage inside and the sausage had a nice crunch to it. The kolache was good and filled with bacon. I love both of them. We wanted to try the Jalapeño but they didn't have it yet. The service was super nice, the lady in the front was very welcoming and attentive. I would highly recommend!

They have the best kolaches in Austin! No need to drive all the way to Czech Stop in West or…read moreWeikel's in La Grange. The bread is soft and delicate. I can't wait to try their pizza next time. The owner(s) and staff are awesome people.