Have come here a few times now and can confidently say it's my favorite kolache spot in the area!…read more The sausage bacon jalapeño cream cheese is a must on every visit, probably the best kolache I've ever had. Really makes me wonder why cream cheese isn't used in more savory kolaches. Outside of that one they have a wide selection that has consistently provided hits when I try something new. The bread quality is really good, and they don't skimp on the meats either. I will say their savory quality is a touch higher than the sweet, particularly on the bread, but the sweet are also quite good and have a crazy array of options. I think this spot is super overlooked and is well worth giving a try. I've never run into a line here so if you're tired of waiting at other close by places I'd highly recommend driving the extra block to give this spot a try

Stop by when in the area or passing through! Right of the…read morehighway! There were several people eating at tables and a few people at the bar. Their bakery counter is STUFFED FULL of goodies. I wouldn't do them justice by trying to name everything they have. Cakes, cookies, savory & sweet kolaches, cinnamon rolls the size of your face in at least 20 varieties, & more! It's one of those things you just need to see for yourself! No frills about it. Just good, small & local! I got a the pecan cream cheese cinnamon rolls- 5/5 - just wanted to try it so we split it in 4. So good slightly heated up. Also got ham & cheese kolaches. The bread is best I've had. The ham is not cheap deli sliced ham - it's actual ham ground up. The meat to cheese ratio was a little off for my preference (stuffed full of meat, needed a little more cheese to help cut the salt) but I plan to go back and try more when passing through again. They had some boxes of day old product for discounted price. Go check them out!

An absolute MUST STOP along I-35 and now my second visit to West, Texas (not West Texas, which is…read morecompletely different). I've been to the other one and now I am here. And while the other one is great and fabulous, this one is one star better. A huge selection of baked goods, coffee, decor, clothing, drinks and more. The Kissing Pig Cafe has so many food options, too! Mrs. K. has not had a kolache in years and she's now pescatarian which presents certain challenges. It would be awesome if they had some kolaches with just cheese or were sweet, so while I had one with ham and cheese and one with sausage in cheese, she was at least able to enjoy a strawberry and cream danish as well as the always awesome poppyseed kolache. It's possible that a pecan square was purchased for later consumption, too. The self-serve coffee was great and we enjoyed all of this inside at a comfortable table. And after that, more shopping. So much great stuff to choose from here and very, very clean restrooms. If you're overwhelmed by that massive baked goods counter, just ask for recommendations. They'll get you sorted for sure! [Review 381 of 2026 - 698 in Texas - 25566 overall]

Pluses: nice clean stop along the route. Clean bathrooms after you worm your way through aisles of…read morekitsch, and a meat market and kolache counter to visit after you've "done your duty". Excellent selection of kolaches and klobasneky. You can also buy sandwiches. Minus: as on previous visits, I have found that they are often out of poppyseed and prune kolaches. Not the servers' fault but you would think management would be keen to bake more of what sells most. Then there are the sandwiches. If you want pork, you'll get value. But if you want brisket, look out! I've never seen a more miserly portion offered for 13 dollars. I understand that brisket is expensive now. But I still get it at various restaurants and have to say that it was a five dollar sandwich for thirteen bucks. Additionally, the sandwich maker apparently does not know what and order for "moist" brisket means. Mine proved rather dry.

Hi Everyone! Oak…read morestreet bakery is definitely the bomb! We were recommended going to this place as we were looking for kolaches, instead of the big touristy place everyone goes to! I Must say, we were not stirred wrong! Oak Street is just a tiny little bakery. No place to sit. Heck, almost no place to stand and you definitely HAVE TO GO! The Kolache's are absolutely amazing! So light and tasty. And, tons of flavors to choose from! I also got a sausage roll which was incredible as well. Oak street also had other pastry's and pies. If you need advice on what to choose, just ask. The service was warm and friendly. If you're in the area, this is a must stop! Jim

We used Oak Street Bakery for my daughter's wedding which was at Stonebridge in Blum, Texas. We…read morelive in the hill country and my daughter in Dallas. So everything was decided on the phone and email. We had her make 3 cakes; strawberry for the bridal cake, chocolate for the groom's cake and another vanilla cake in order to server 150 guests. My wife sent pictures of the decorations for the bride and groom's cake. The cake arrived timely and was decorated beautifully. The best part is that everyone loved the cakes!! There was not one piece left except the top piece saved for the bride and groom. We had that the next day when our family (and the bride and groom) got together for lunch. It was too good to store in a freezer for a year! The cost was very reasonable. I highly recommend this bakery. I will stop by on my way to visit my daughter to pick up cupcakes!!

Went to Sulak's this morning. I'm a long time eater of Kolache's and Klobasnek. This place has a…read moresign: Best Bakery in the area. Meh. The good: I'll admit, the sausage inside the klobasnek was very very good. It had the right amount of garlic, and when heated up in the microwave, was absolutely delicious. That's the only reason Sulak's got a 2nd star from me. The bad: The bread. My wife had Kolaches, I had 1 Kolache, and 3 Pigs in a blanket (Klobasnek). The bread was hard, and tasted like it had been sitting there for a couple of days. It was slightly tragic, considering how good other Czech bakeries not too far away were. End point: If you want sausage, go to Sulak's. They're solidly in the Very Good category. If you want baked goods, keep on truckin'.

The kolaches are great. Sausage is outstanding and the spice is always just right. They just…read morestarted serving a full breakfast menu in addition to kolaches. The restaurant is big, comfortable, and all the people are really friendly. All in all a great local authentic Texas experience.

Great place to stop for a Tesla Charge and get a baked good. The place is large and spacious with…read moreplenty of room to sit while you recharge. It is super clean too! Service was quick and very friendly!

This place is absolutely darling. Like we found this place on our way to another city by accident…read moreas it wasn't an intended pit stop, we just needed breakfast food. I am so glad I came here. The inside is so whimsical and cute. I don't know how anyone wouldn't want to stay there and relax if you have the time to sit and eat in peace. Unfortunately for us we had to leave due to a time crunch, but it made me wish I could stay there longer. The staff was beyond friendly and probably thought we were dumb, because we were tired, cranky, and asking basic questions. They had a bakery, a mini restaurant, and all of it was delicious. I got a mocha, a cinnamon roll for my husband and a breakfast sandwich. The entire thing was freaking delicious. The place is a treat to the eyes and stomach and I love how unexpected this is. If I'm ever anywhere near this area again I am stopping and enjoying this cute little bistro next time I'm in the area.

Time to update! Barnard Street Bakery is just as good as it was 10 years ago! But prices have gone…read moreup. And my semi strict diet says look but don't touch. So the pictures are for you, and I'll just dream about the goodies I used to get all the time! Mikey said it sure was good!

Absolutely terrible. Being located in a gas station should have been a red flag. Kolaches we're so…read moreold they inedible. Literally had to spit it out. Chocolate muffin was also hard as a rock.

After my first bite into the strawberry cupcake, I knew I'd been incorrect in lowering my…read morestandards. Since Magnolia is such a brand, they could easily get away with fairly middling goods, but it's nice to know that whomever is in charge of desserts is a Type A kind of person who shall not abide crummy treats. My giant cupcake was the kind of good where I kept nibbling from it all day long, and the next day, I was sad that I hadn't bought another. The friend I was with had gotten a cupcake, and even though she isn't usually into cupcakes, she said this convinced her otherwise.

Depending on what side you venture in or out of Magnolia, you are bound to run into the line…read morewaiting to get into Silos Baking, and you should go ahead and hop in line! We swung by on our way of Magnolia and the perfect little goodbye treats for us to pick up. First, the smell is absolutely amazing and draws you! Fresh everything being baked up on site with most of the goods on display. I was a bit unsure what to get when we walked in because of all the delicious options, but then I saw the homemade oatmeal cookie pie and that was it! My partner got the blueberry crumble muffin, not as exciting or tasty, but it was good! However the oatmeal cookie pie was scrumptious! The cookies were soft, yet firm and not crumbly while the filling was thick, light and smooth. So good! Service here, like all outlets at Magnolia, was top notch. They were hustling, but still found time to be cheerful and helpful! Overall, definitely not to be missed when visiting the Silos. You won't regret it!

A cozy little bakery in Waco.....it has a comfy vibe sitting outside. Friendly service.read more

We were visiting from California and came by here for some good GF treats. I can say I've NEVER had…read morea GF anything as good as their gluten free cinnamon rolls. I'm coming here every time we visit! I don't know how they do it...