French dip and bread is lights out good. Place is great and service is on it. Will have to return for the pastries/breakfast. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

The best laminated pastries I've found in Austin. Counter service was super friendly and line moved at a pretty good pace. Space is very cool; no WiFi available which I appreciate so people aren't there for hours taking up booths and tables. Seating area and coffee bar is cute. Got a ham and cheese croissant, pain suisse, Cinnamon roll and an everything danish for pastries. Was impressed with all of them. I also got a breakfast sandwich and it was good. I showed up around 7:30am, waited in line for 20-30min and spent $50+ and it was all worth it, imo. read more

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Sugarwolf has earned its spot as Austin's best bakery. The croissants are the real deal -- golden, shattering crisp exterior giving way to a soft, airy, buttery interior. The coffee holds its own too. One heads up: we got there around 10am and they were sold out of croissants by 11. Go early read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Croissant - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

I'm willing to give it another try but our experience was just meh. We went around 11am and they were sold out of everything except cookies and the salmon sandwich from the bakery end. There was still a line out the door. We got the sandwich and two drinks. The sandwich was too salty for me and the bread was so chewy it didn't taste fresh. It was overpriced for what it was. The black sesame matcha didn't have much matcha flavor and there was almost no sesame flavor. It mostly just tasted like milk. The raspberry latte was okay but not anything special. There is a lot of seating inside, which was nice. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Black sesame matcha and smoked raspberry latte - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

My boyfriend and I were in the area and noticed a line outside the bakery, so we decided to wait in line too. Thankfully, it didn't take too long to get to the front. There is a limit of three pastries per guest. Since it was pretty busy, we ordered our pastries to go because we assumed there wouldn't be any seating available. Luckily, there was plenty of seating and we ended up eating there instead. For pastries, we ordered the pain au chocolat, butter croissant, cardamom bun, shakshouka focaccia, and French onion danish. The shakshouka focaccia was the standout and my personal favorite. For drinks, we got the smoked raspberry latte and the dirty latte. The dirty latte was good, but I preferred the smoked raspberry latte. The bakery was clean and organized, the staff was friendly, and the pastries and drinks felt creative and unique. I'm glad we stopped by to give them a try! read more

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AMAZING BAKERY. I'm so glad Austin has such an incredible establishment like Sugarwolf because it truly feels like a big city when there are such talented bakers, chefs, and food professionals who have all gathered. Service is amazing, and everyone is so attentive. Branding is on point, and their pastries are to die for. My friends and I also got lattes, and we really enjoyed them. I can't wait to come back and try all of their pastries because this time around, I got 5-6 pastries and thought everything was incredibly well made. This is a gem in Austin for sure. read more

Tldr: get there before 10:30 am for pastries, amazing chocolate chip cookie, no vegetarian lunch options, sour service. Came in on a Saturday at 11:30 am and there was a line past the entrance to the parking garage. One of the staff members came out and let us know all pastries were sold out, so if you have your heart set on pastries go prior to 10:30 am at least! Austin though has so many great pastries spots nearby (Matok, Swedish Hill, Rockman), so don't be disappointed if you miss the pastries. They however did have plenty of chocolate chip cookies (I did not see any other flavor) available as well as a coffee crumb muffin when we got to the front of line by 12:20 pm. The chocolate chip cookie was amazing - brown butter like, chewy with crispy edges and chocolate in every bite. The salt on top helped balance out the cookie to not make it overly sweet. Where I was most disappointed though was the service and lack of just one vegetarian option for lunch menu and the check out staff looking bored and unwilling to help/check to see if any accommodations could be made especially after waiting in line as we did. The person I had in check out line was a fairly young Asian lady and she looked like she couldn't be bothered to help and when I asked questions all I got was bored disinterested one word answer. She definitely didn't show Texas hospitality. Even options I thought could possibly be vegetarian such as herbed orchiette pasta salad had meat (and mind you I said I was vegetarian before placing the order and just was about to check out when my husband asked if there was any other vegetarian option she said no and then told us "oh the pasta salad isn't vegetarian". Girl why did you have me place the order then?!). I even tried to ask if maybe could do like the salmon sandwich with salmon on the side so my husband could eat it and all I got was an eye roll and "oh we sold out of that" and no offer of any alternative. I understand not every place needs a vegetarian option, but come on I have been to steak houses and barbecue places with vegetarian options. And you are in Austin, place known for having many vegetarians and vegans as well as a bakery so to not just have one vegetarian sandwich was disappointing. Atmosphere wise the place is gorgeous and has plenty of tables. Don't worry about trying to get a table before ordering - most people turn over pretty quickly so you will be able to get a spot after ordering. Parking wise no validated free parking available, so only paid street parking or garage parking. read more

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Cool bakery in the middle of downtown Austin. A short line went outside the store at 12pm on a Friday but it moved pretty quickly. They don't make anymore pastries after 11am so I was only able to grab a couple chocolate chip cookies. If you like underbaked cookies then you'll love these. Not my type of cookie so I can't say I liked them very much. The dirty latte was what you expect from a milk and soda combo. The dirty chai latte tasted watered down but the staff were kind about getting it swapped with a hibiscus tea. If I could say one thing based on what I got it would be to skip the baked good and drinks and go straight to just ordering the lunch sandwiches. The pastrami and French drip were the stars of the lunch order. The bread was sooo good and they don't skimp out on the meat. I would've given this place 3 stars but the sandwiches are what bumped this place to 4. read more

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The thought and care they took to make SugarWolf was great. For context it is pricey, but the quality was great. It being bakery the bread and pastries were very good. I got a burnt ends focaccia, oatmeal cream pie and a porchetta sandwich. The burnt ends focaccia was good the bread was excellent, the topping I expected a bit more of a smoky flavor. The tomato topping overpowered the burnt ends flavor. The porchetta was a good sandwich's again the bread is excellent, the pork was a bit underwhelming it felt on the blander side. The oatmeal cream pie no notes. You taste oatmeal and the cream was so good. Solid place the hype makes sense. Another note no laptops. read more

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Grand Opening: Today, May 5, 2026 Cinco de Mayo Sugarwolf is a new addition to downtown Austin (4th and Guadalupe). This great recommendation was made by a Yelp friend. Before she recommended Sugarwolf, I had not heard of this coffee and pastry shop. We decided to brave the crowd at 7 am. I arrived first and saved a place for my friend. Perfect timing as she arrived when it was our turn to go into Sugarwolf. First impression...modern, clean architectural lines with a modern flare. Floor to ceiling windows emit an abundance of light. The chandeliers are quite unique in that they look like Chinese lanterns yet appear to be made from a cheesecloth like material. The space is open and airy. One word...striking! The music playing in the background contributed to making this experience a whole vibe. Sugarwolf specializes in high quality pastries and coffee drinks. We both purchased cinnamon rolls (large, mutant cinnamon rolls...enough for three people). The bakery uses organic flour, butter, and a seed oil free kitchen. The flavor and texture was quite nice. My friend also got a croissant to go. She purchased a hot smoked raspberry latte with matcha and I purchased an iced smoked raspberry latte. Both were exceptionally prepared. Watching the bakers work with customer views of the kitchen was an appealing part of the culinary experience. Everyone in the shop was super friendly and helpful. Please note the coffee shop is on the pricier side, but well worth the investment. Metered street parking is available nearby. Love new coffee shops and bakeries...yes I'm back on coffee. I lasted one day without coffee...smile. read more

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SUGAR WOLF!! Wow! You hit it out the park! The space is so beautiful, spacious and warm! Soft lighting and plenty of seating options! I was anticipating grand opening today and it did not disappoint. Their hours are from 7am-4p which perfect for early risers who don't like paying for parking. I got here around 7:12am there was a line. Thankfully it moved pretty quickly! The gentlemen taking my order was very kind and personable. He recommended the Pain Sussie. I went with the cinnamon roll and Pain Sussie! I also got a SMOKED RASPBERRY LATTE! Who's ever heard of such a drink?!? It even tasted magical. It had a nice balance of raspberry and the matcha was high grade. My pastries were fresh although it took a while to get the cinnamon roll it's their first day open so I'll give them grace. Very friendly staff and great customer service. Prices are expensive so keep that in mind. They also serve lunch and they have a coffee/cocktail bar open until 4pm. read more

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Run don't walk to Sugarwolf! This place is certainly worth the hype. Food: Scrumptious. With every bite, you can tell they are using fresh & quality ingredients. Everything we got (cookies, focaccia, oatmeal cream pie), we enjoyed. Atmospherics: 10/10. It's beautifully designed and very spacious, especially for downtown. Parking: There is a parking garage attached to it / directly beside it. (It's very fancy too.) I was there for a little less than 2 hours Saturday morning and was charged less than $7. Staff: So friendly! There was a long line when we went (about an hour wait) and one of the owners talked to the customers as we waited. It was nice getting to know more about him (a born & raised Austinite) and the restaurant. Shout out to you, Staton! read more

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I came two days after their grand opening around 9:15 AM, and there was a short line. There is a guy stationed at the front handing you a menu to look over while you wait and thanking you for coming, which is a nice touch. For being so new, they already have a great system for line management and flow. The staff were all nice and professional as well. If you ordered a drink, you pick it up at the end of the bar. French Onion Danish ($8): Fire. Such a yummy savory pastry and it doesn't taste heavy at all. Super flaky. Monkey Bread ($6): Delicious! Some bites are sweeter than others which keeps it interesting. The only thing was that one of the pieces was hanging off so the presentation wasn't as dialed in as the other pastries. Smokey Raspberry Latte ($8): You can choose between espresso and matcha so I went with espresso. I forgot to ask for oat milk so it came with whole milk. I like my coffee strong and though the latte was pretty milky so this one didn't really hit the mark for me. The smokey raspberry flavor was very subtle too and okay. Black Sesame Matcha ($8): This one comes with oat milk as the default which I love. The matcha flavor is subtle but it has a nice green color. Make sure to mix it well before drinking because the first few sips taste mostly like sweetener. After mixing it a few times the black sesame came through, though it was also pretty light. The pastries are the star here and worth the trip on their own. The drinks were a bit underwhelming for me but I still want to come back to try their bar and lunch menu. read more

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OVERVIEW: The hottest new bakery in town serving up some of the most beautiful croissants and pastries in the city. Ranging from $5.50 (classic plain croissant) to $12+ for more decadent pastries, Sugarwolf has everything you could desire for baked goods and breakfast and lunch. Go early to get the best picks, and be prepared to wait if you go during peak hours or on weekends. I've been twice so far and plan to revisit to continue trying additional items! QUICK FACTS: - Parking? Yes, street parking downtown or garage parking. Parking on W 3rd is easiest if you can snag a spot. - Reservations? No, casual spot that is walk-in only and first come, first served! - Work space? No, the sign on the front of the building specifically says no laptops. It's a come and go spot. FOOD & DRINK RATINGS: - Classic croissant (5/5): A simple but delicious pastry done extremely well! - Pan au chocolate (4/5): A pretty solid chocolate croissant. Not the best I've ever had but still great. - Ham and cheese croissant (4/5): Decent - could be more generous on the ham and cheese filling. - Caramelized onion Danish (4/5): Love this! Flaky and flavorful. - Cinnamon roll (3/5): Not my cup of tea. Too dense and ratio of icing to bread is just off since the roll is massive. - Berry Danish (4/5): Beautifully presented and done. Love this one! - Coffee cube croissant (5/5): The best pastry we tried, and the most unique. It's quite pricy, though. Worth it! - Smoked sea salt raspberry latte (3/5): This had 0 flavor and just tasted like milk and espresso. Disappointed but hoping next time they make it right. - Black sesame matcha (2/5): Same as the latte, this was straight matcha and milk. Don't think there was any black sesame in sight. read more

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Had very high expectations and that is in large part why I have to give poor ratings. Not necessarily because the food was terrible but it just isn't nearly worth the money or lives up to the hype. At this price range I expect the croissants to be flaky buttery and airy. Instead it was dense and honest felt a bit stale - like it was sitting out for a while. I went at 9:30am. The smoked salmon focaccia was fine but again - def not worth the $15. Cute space though and friendly staff. Food and quality needs to step up though. We did not get a chance to have a cookie which I hear is great. read more

Beautiful addition to downtown. Came during lunch on opening day for a sandwich and salad. By 2 pm they had sold out of a few sandwiches but there was still plenty to choose from. I got the pork sandwich and the Brussel sprout Caesar salad. Both were excellent choices. The sandwich was on homemade fresh daily hearty French bread. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. We waited in a short line and ordered at the counter and then they brought the food to your table. You did have to get your own water and silverware stationed in the middle of the restaurant. The call your drinks for you to pick up but if you forget long enough they will bring it to you. Portions and prices were reasonable for downtown. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

This what we needed! I have been watching the construction from my living room since it started! What a beautiful space with the food and coffee to match! Everyone is so friendly and happy to be here. The line moves fast and the pastries really are as good as they look. The classic croissant is one of the best I have ever had. The coffee bar has some wonderful unique flavors (lavender cardamom anyone?) and makes a dang good cortado! I love the bar seating. I feel like that is missing in so many coffee shops. It creates a real community vibe. I will be back for lunch and provide an update! Thank you for bringing a gem to the neighborhood. read more

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Guy + Larry does it again! This place is beautiful, very welcoming, and the prices are actually decent for a downtown location and for the portion sizes and quality. Today was only their 5th day open, so the energy is high. There was a line down the block, but everyone was very friendly and you could watch things happening through the big windows as you got closer. The anticipation was worth it! Inside, you get to watch everyone making pastry from scratch and using their hands. There is a separate coffee and drink bar in the middle, and lots of natural light and great seating. No laptops allowed make for a great experience where people can enjoy themselves and connect without any work going on. There are a lot of fun coffee drinks to try along with a traditional menu. I look forward to coming back again once weekend lines calm down a bit. read more

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Part of me thought here we go another hyped place that's just not as good. My wife dragged me here 20 min from where live on a workday so we could avoid the line. Well short story, it absolutely lives up the expectations and then some. The pastries are enormous. Incredibly rich and CRUNCHY. There are no notes when it comes to food. It's as good as anywhere in the world and I challenge you to find a better bakery in Austin or even Texas. So what sucks? Not much. There was still a line but it moved brisk. The prices are high. 4 pastries 2 coffees. $50 including the "tip". Not cheap but it's a nice treat. Very happy to have a world class bakery in this town. read more

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Line was long but moved fast, plus they had free coffee while you wait. Place was packed but still comfortable and easy to find a seat. Sat at the bar. Didn't get a drink though, cause it was only noon. I wait until at least 1PM to drink or else I'll nap all day. The croissant was maybe the best I've ever had. Potato salad was awesome too. Got the Porchetta sandwich and it was REALLY good and it was enough to split with my better half. Prices weren't bad either. 100% will be back. I want to try the breakfast sandwiches. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Porchetta sandwich & potato salad - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Two thumbs way up. Worth the wait to get in (20 min). Food was fantastic. Very clean and inviting environment. A must! read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've seen some TikTok posts about this place but after coming across a specific post on Saturday I had it mind to bring my wife down to Sugarwolf. I had the dirty latte and it was diabolical. Tasted good and sent me through the roof. Turkey sandwich was outstanding. One the best sandwiches I've had in a while. Perfectly cooked, juicy turkey, amazingly soft and tasty bread. Broccoli rabe and peppers were fresh and delicious but the stalks were inedible. Wife got the ceasar salad and it was okay, wouldn't get it again. A bit too much raw veg (shaved raw Brussels sprouts). Choco chip Cookie was outstanding. We went late so they were out of pastries. Will definitely go back. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Dirty latte and hibiscus drink. - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I have been to Sugarwolf twice now and both times were fantastic. The first time was opening weekend and we waited in an hour long line but it was somehow not too bad for us (they did offer some free drip coffee to those in line), and I'd say the wait was worth it. The second time I went on a Thursday at 10am and there were only a couple others in front of me inside so I waited only a minute or two. The pastries are beautiful, intricate, with beautiful flavors and not overly sweet. Seems like a lot of intention was put into the concept and the execution. I especially appreciate the thought and values put into ingredients. The service was amazing and the staff seemed very friendly and eager to help make the experience positive. I went with two young children both times and everyone was sweet with them as well, offering to help setup a high chair, bring us water, help pickup a toy my child dropped, etc. I would highly recommend Sugarwolf. read more

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My first and would be my last visit. After one hour wait, there's no savory items left to choose. No variety means no taste. It was 11:00am when I get to cashier. The pain Sussie $6.50 is very average! Mathieu@Wolf Ranch Farmers market offers finest French Bakery. I'm glad many people enjoyed your food. I'll stick to Mathieu read more

The pastries and coffee were really good! The ordering system could be better since there's pastries and breakfast and you order everything at the same time, it could get a bit hectic especially because it was so busy when I was ordering. A full receipt wasn't provided which would've been helpful to have. The sausage breakfast sandwich was good but the sausage was a bit undercooked. I had to wait to get my coffee as if it were a to go order but also saw other customers getting their coffee delivered to their table which was confusing. The restaurant's aesthetic is very nice and everyone was very polite. I can say I had higher expectations considering the service but overall, the ingredients were fresh and I would go back for the pastries. read more

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I went to Sugarwolf during their soft opening and was able to try a lot of their pastries, breads, and sandwiches. My favorite pastries were the coffee cube and pain suisse. The other pastries I tried were good, but those two were the standouts. For sandwiches, I tried the porchetta, framani ham and whipped goat cheese, french dip, smoked salmon, and smash sausage sandwich. My favorites were the porchetta for lunch and the smash sausage for breakfast. For focaccia, I tried the shakshouka and burnt ends. One note is that the size of the focaccia slices seems pretty inconsistent, but both focaccias were fabulous and flavorful. The side of pasta salad was nice and bright. The drinks were the only hit or miss portion for me. The smoked raspberry latte with espresso was unique and delicious. I especially liked the smoked salt. However, the black sesame matcha was disappointing. The drink tasted watered down and didn't have a strong matcha flavor. I also couldn't taste the black sesame at all even after they added more to my drink. Overall, all the food is high-quality and delicious. The staff were very friendly, and they've done a great job at designing the inside. There's a good amount of seating, and I loved the decorations. This will be my new go-to bakery downtown. read more

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A very pleasant patisserie. It's quite crowded right now because the place is new, but I'm sure things will settle down and improve over time. On the plus side: the pastries are wonderful--the croissants are flawless, as is the salmon and arugula pie. The dining area is large and spacious, filled with plenty of natural light and fresh air. On the downside: the bar service and drink presentation. I won't even mention the burnt-tasting coffee--that seems to be the norm everywhere in Austin. However, the choice of glassware and the way the coffee and tea were served were truly disappointing. What happened to standard mugs with handles? Using handleless glass tumblers for hot beverages is completely inappropriate. The barista actually brought my drink wrapped in a napkin. Then there's the price: a green tea containing--at most--6 to 8 ounces costs $4. Come on, guys--it would be much more reasonable to serve the customer's tea in a small French press (allowing for a second steep with hot water) or, failing that, to simply provide a full-sized mug of tea, rather than serving it in what looks like a laboratory beaker. The black tea, meanwhile, turned out to be incredibly weak--completely devoid of flavor or aroma. They would have been better off just giving me a tea bag; in short, I've completely lost any desire to order hot beverages there again. They really need to switch up their glassware and rethink their portion sizes--after all, the actual cost of the ingredients for these drinks is next to nothing. read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Hot drinks - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Not gonna lie - this was incredible. Got the cinnamon roll and the chopped Italian salad (was going to go for the kale but they were already sold out). Both were unreal - everything tastes extremely fresh and the presentation is beautiful. Will be back read more

Sugarwolf Bakery - Chefs cooking with baskets of bread made that day - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This place is unreal! The smell of the bakery when you walk up is amazing. Our sandwiches were so good! The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming! Can't wait to go back! Downtown needed this place! read more

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Sugarwolf Bakery is an amazing new eatery in the Austin downtown scene. The French Dip sandwich is to die for and the croissants and the cookies are the the best I've had. Can't wait to go back. read more

This is my new favorite place! What a great vibe! We split a salad, Porchetta sandwich and ended with a chocolate chip cookie. This is my new favorite brunch place when I visit my sister in Austin! read more

We had a great experience at this restaurant. The service was good, the atmosphere was nice, and everything we ordered was really enjoyable. I would definitely recommend it and would happily come back again. read more

The food was awesome! This restaurant has a great vibe. The people were helpful with any questions we had about the food and ingredients. We enjoyed our experience! read more

I just wanted to comment on the excellent service at this bakery which I'm sure is working out all the kinks in its first week. While I was waiting for my order, a server checked on me, offered water, and then brought a bag for my to go boxes without being asked. Chef owner, Kevin, checked on the status of my order and, because I was waiting (not long by any means), he brought me a croissant. Just these gestures alone will keep me coming back. I have observed that service often suffers when a restaurant is new and busy, but here the courtesy and professionalism was outstanding. read more