Giddings, TX 78942

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Texas One Stop of La Grange

Bakery in La Grange - 18.51 mi

Everything you need, they’ve surely got it! Texas One Stop is a family shop and your “’not so little c-store’ located midway between Houston and Austin on Highway 71.” Drop by to stretch your legs during a road trip, or just grab some fresh air while you eat and do some shopping. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, such as their famous bbqs and other meats, and of course, they have an in-house bakery which serves homemade and locally sourced breakfast sandwiches, pigs in a blanket, kolaches, cookies, cakes and other pastries. They even do custom cakes too, for any special occasion!

(979) 968-8100

KM Breads

Bakery in ZZ No Location - 38.89 mi

KM Breads, which is located in Taylor, Texas, is a bakeshop that makes naturally leavened sourdough bread. KM Breads makes different kinds of naturally leavened sourdough - Rustic Multigrain, Classic White, Italian Herb & Asiago, Rosemary, Garlic Butter, Caramelized Onion & Gruyere, and Poblano & Pepper Jack. You can also have a crispy, warm, toasted, and grilled sourdough sandwich with different kinds of ingredients on it. You can have the Ham, Gouda, and Caramelized Onion or the Neat Loaf Club; another option is the Garlic Aioli BLT or you can go for Spicy Sloppy Joe. Or why not the Smoked Turkey, Romesco, and Fontina? For those who like pork, there's the Roast Pork & Crispy Slaw. You can try a simpler but still very tasty and healthy sandwich and opt for Fried Egg, Spinach, and Avocado.

Flake Bakery and Larder

Bakery in Taylor - 40.80 mi

Humble pie takes a different meaning for Flake Bakery and Larder. This bakery is very humble in how it describes its business: a place to get your daily bread, your daily pies. You'd think they sell your typical loaves of bread and pies, but no. Reading Flake Bakery and Larder's menu gives you an idea of what is really going on in the kitchen. They make Cherry Pie, Chocolate Cream Pie, Frangipane and Stone Fruit, and Beef Burgundy, and yes, this is just the tip of this sweet and savory iceberg. If I have all of these to choose from daily, my taste for Flake Bakery and Larder food will never wane.

(512) 643-5989

Newman’s Bakery

Bakery in Bellville - 41.96 mi

There is something about how old-fashioned bakeries like Newman's Bakery look and smell. It is as if you already know, even without tasting one piece of bread, that the food here is going to be delicious. Despite being in operation for 33 years, Newman's Bakery continues to meet expectations, and that is a good thing for both locals and visitors alike because this business is already an icon here in Bellville.

(979) 865-9804

Blue Baker (Mills Park Circle)

Bakery in College Station - 45.64 mi

Blue Baker (Mills Park Circle) "is one of the best restaurants in the Bryan/College Station community". It is also "super close to campus, affordable, and they have fast service". "From the breakfast menu to the lunch/dinner menu", they have "great food at reasonable prices". This can be your "go-to place for lunch for their Neapolitan pizza - fresh tomato sauce, mozzarella and basil - cannot be beat!" Their "desserts are wonderful too - especially their chocolate chip walnut cookies and fudge brownies". Plus, you can even "order online and drive through and pick up" your food. Their "service is always friendly and fast, and the restaurants are clean and well-maintained". A "great place to study" and they "also have a beautiful sunflower garden".

(979) 209-0474

Blue Baker (Dominik)

Bakery in College Station - 45.66 mi

If you "have never been to a combination bakery with a restaurant that serves pizza", you will find that "the atmosphere at Dominick is cozy and comfy". They have "excellent food and customer service". The "Blue Baker (Dominik)'s menu covers all traditional items you would expect from a bakery/deli". This also includes "sandwiches and fresh bread and desserts". They "can be a little bit pricey but it’s worth it". Their "selection is sufficient and each item has a special twist making it a cut above the options found at other establishments". "Their stone oven pizzas are the best, and are topped generously with ingredients". They are also "one of the best study places in town". Also, "where else in this town can you get a bagel with cream cheese and salmon?!?! or a chorizo and avocado sandwich?!?!?"

(979) 696-5055

Blue Baker (University)

Bakery in College Station - 46.14 mi

Blue Baker (University) "is a lovely restaurant that serves delicious sandwiches, soups, and pizzas, along with their delightful selection of breads and pastries". One of the many favorites among their loyal customers is "the Turchino". This is "basically a meaty pizza on a bun". And, "it even oozes the grease like a pizza". It is "maybe not the healthiest little thing but it does pack some nice flavors". Then, "everything else is quite good". Also, "they rock the sweets and offer free bread samples in line". Plus, "if you check in on Yelp, you get a free cookie!" Finally, "they also like to give out any leftover pastries for free in the evening!"

(979) 268-3096

Julie Myrtille Bakery

Bakery in Austin - 47.77 mi

In just a bite of one of her baked goods, and it brings you straight to France! Exquisitely plated and wonderfully presented French pastries and delicacies, baked by "award-winning French graduated pastry chef and blogger" Julie Myrtille. Superbly flavored and incredibly textured breads and brioches are available along with other sweet, savory, and filling offerings such as quiches, croissant sandwiches, salads and toasts, croissants and danish, patisseries and cookies. Every visit will surely be one French gastronomic adventure, without having to leave Austin! Dubbed as "Austin’s premiere French bakery," the Julie Myrtille bakery has been awarded by Time Out as the Best Austin Bakery in 2016 and 2017 and as the Best International Bakery in 2019 by The Austin Chronicle.