This was the perfect stop for an excellent cup of coffee and some delicious baked goods…read more I'm always partial to cinnamon rolls, and this spot did not disappoint. And while I like cream cheese, I prefer my cinnamon rolls without cream cheese mixed in my frosting/glaze/icing. Happy to say these were not topped with cream cheese frosting. From savory to sweet, from cinnamon rolls to croissants, every item was truly lovely. This will be a go-to spot next time I'm in the area.

THE CUTEST COFFEE SHOP AROUND! My friends and I met Consulo, the sweetest lady ever. She gave me a…read morefree blueberry muffin because just THAT sweet. My friends all ordered coffee and they loved it! Definitely try the Churrito and Coquito. The outside covered patio was super nice to relax in, while it was raining. As someone who isn't from the area, this was a 10/10 experience.

Donuts and kolaches were delicious and fresh! Good selection and prices! Love a good blueberry iced…read moreand old fashioned iced donut!

The coffee & donuts were great. The service was good & the vibe was really chill. Would definitely…read morecome back

In a respite from the thunderstorms yesterday, I stopped in New Braunfels, TX and scored big...a…read moretrifecta (historic Aline Haus restaurant, The Faust Hotel and Naegelin's Bakery in a virtual triangle.) The bakery was founded in 1868; it is recognized as the oldest continuously operating bakery in Texas. Naegelin Bakery is located in downtown New Braunfels, which makes it convenient for sightseeing and picking items up to enjoy while engaging in local activities. The bakery has old-world charm...old school display cases and shelving along with the quintessential bakery smell. You are immediately drawn into the bakery web. Definitely an ole school bakery... Naegelin's is known for traditional German baked goods, including apple strudel, kolaches (both fruit and meat), German rye bread, and its iconic pink-frosted Lebkuchen cookies. According to bakery staff, many recipes are still based on formulas developed generations ago. I purchased apple strudel, oatmeal raisan cookies and a piece of cheesecake. All were good, however, the strudel was the standout. The bakery also offers a wide range of breads, cakes, doughnuts, and seasonal items, making it easy to find something regardless of taste or occasion.

First off, I love seeing a business that has been around for a very long time 1868 is a crazy long…read moretime for a bakery of all things. However while the history is great and the selection is also great, I did not enjoy what I had. It could have been an off day, but ai had a blueberry kolache and it barely had flavor. I will give this another try next time I am in town because it does look like a staple of the community.

Tried their savory pies. It was a hot day and they were selling like hot-cakes. Every one was…read moreincredibly well cooked. I wish I could bake nearly as well to get that perfect crust that these teenagers were producing every time. Each one of them could be a meal on its own. I sampled each and could have made any into a lunch. I'm hoping that I get a few left over meals out of this! New England Clam Chowder was good! I don't see Clam Chowder often in Texas, but if you're from Maine and want to go back home for a good meal - save the air fare! Irish Beef Stew was a hit with everyone who sampled this. Very savory. It was a great beef stew. Makes me regret every microwave stew I ever had growing up in the '70's. Butter chicken was another hit. This is just like any Butter Chicken you would have in a real Indian restaurant but with a nice tasty pie crust. It was unique to have this without naan. It's hard to believe the best Indian food in Hays County is at the Wimberley Market Days. The Korma chicken was just like my mother from India used to make! Ok, she was from North Carolina, but if she were raised in India and had a food pushing mother - this would be her recipe. It was my favorite of this trip.

Solid store for a smaller town. They are starting to bring in more GF items which is great. Prices…read morefor some items are slightly more than if you drive into the larger towns, but the convenience plays a factor here. The gas station is fairly competitive in their prices

This store is stocked well, is very clean and employees are friendly and knowledgeable. I enj oh y…read moreshopping there.

Finally made it to this Wildflour, after frequenting the southside location often over the years…read more We had a good breakfast of 2 eggs, turkey sausage links, hash browns and toast with multiple- berry jam. The star of the show was the jam, very tasty on my sourdough toast. Good price for the northside of the lake, and as a big fan of Roberts on the Lake, the atmosphere is similiar. Good, friendly service and everything came out fairly quickly. My only issue, as a standard black coffee, no-frills drinker, is $3.55 seems a bit much. I'm sure it's related to some high-end coffee bean being used, but that just isn't my scene.

First review of 2025! After a long day of touring homes in…read morethe area, my bf and I stopped by Wildflour around 3 PM l on a Saturday. It was surprisingly empty so we got our meals quickly. We ordered the Loaded Fries (very large portion and the fries were fresh and crispy), I got the Hot Chicken Sandwich and my bf got the Venison burger with a gluten free bun (we were very pleased that they offered this, even though not advertised on menu). Both meals were well portioned and tasty. Not the best sandwich/burger I've ever had but for the price, was very satisfied. We will be back to try more on their menu!