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First time here and it's like a mini Buc-ee's. They have so many pastries, kolaches, fudge, etc. to choose from. We first tried their bacon breakfast burrito, which was pretty good. Then was the kolache, which was super juicy that sausage juice dripped on to my shirt. Yah, I know tmi, but something to keep in mind when you're eating it. The cinnamon roll was yummy too. It was still pretty fluffy and wasn't dry at all. We weren't a fan of the jerky, so that was a miss. Overall, I'd like to visit again and try their other food.
I stopped by this place coming back into town. I wasn't expecting it to be so busy. The line was literally almost out the door. And even on the gas station side the line was the same way. We entered the main shop, and they only had two employees working. One collecting the orders and one being the cashier. We were probably in line for about 30 mins until somebody else came to assist. They had a lot of choices to pick from. I ordered a regular sausage, jalapeño sausage w/ cheese, and a cinnamon roll. What stole the show for me was the cinnamon roll. I was concerned that it was barely had any frosting on top but it was perfect! I wasn't a fan of the jalapeño sausage but I did like the original plain. Maybe just too much bread for my liking. This place has a lot of unique pictures on the walls and different flavors of pastries to buy. Definitely stop by if you're on a road trip!
Have been tor his place multiple times over the years on my drive up from Austin to Dallas. It is a must stop. They are inside of a Shell gas station so literally a one stop shop. The kolaches are fresh, soft and yummy. TONS of flavors to choose from. Staff is friendly and fast. The line can get long but don't be discouraged bc it will move fast with the amount of staff they have behind the counter. They also offer sandwiches, desserts, breads and other items to try. They have frozen items as well if you aren't going to eat them right away or want to bulk buy (hint, hint). You can also grab any of you normal convience store items such as coffee, bottle water, alcohol, gas, chips, snacks, fountain drinks etc. Highly recommend!
Classic travel food stop. Prices are good and selection is abundant. If you're driving between Dallas and Austin/ San Antonio, try picking up a dozen assorted kolaches as a gift for friends, family or coworkers. Make sure to check out their discounted items shelves for some good deals.
Czech Stop is a must-stop for me every single time I'm driving between Austin and Dallas. It's basically tradition at this point. The kolaches are an incredible value -- they taste amazing and are somehow still super affordable. I always get a mix of sweet and savory, because skipping either would be a mistake. For sweet, I love the cream cheese, apple, and cherry. For savory, you can't go wrong with the sausage kolaches. Pro tip: if you ask, they'll warm them up for you, which makes them even better. Even when the line wraps around this legendary little store, the service is impressively fast. The line moves quickly, so you're never waiting as long as it looks. These are easily the best kolaches I've had in Texas so far, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. Expect many more future stops from me.
Safe to say the camera did not eat first and that should explain everything. Stopped here on the way to Austin and it is our new roadtrip stop. Better than buccees - loved the homey feeling. Line moves quick! Everything we had was fresh and flavorful. Loved the brisket and spinach kolache. The cream cheese kolache is fire and the banana bread one is not too sweet, which I was pleasantly surprised by. The only thing I would recommend is having a beef sausage option for those that don't eat pork. Other than that I loved it!
I always love stopping by here whenever I have a trip between Austin to Dallas. Bakery with a gas station right off I 35 is pretty convenient if you need to pump gas and also get some sweet treats. In term of their kolache, I love the wide varieties of sweet and savory options, but after trying it for the third time can confirm I am not impressed. Somehow none of my kolache bread/dough ever tastes fresh which is so disappointing. The toppings are all very good, don't get me wrong but the staleness of the bread is such a big letdown.
A truly wonderful place to buy delicious, high-quality baked goods. Fast service and an huge variety of pastries to choose from. They also have frozen options, many kinds of Czech sausages, and natural jams. This place is an absolute hidden gem right off the highway: a real diamond you don't expect to find.
Stopped in this week during Spring Break. Other side of bakery remains closed. We encountered long lines as a result. Tried the coconut kolache, it was good but not great. Pimento cheese on white and deviled egg were great as always. Picked up a box of cheddar jalapeño biscuits. The crowded lines lets you know this is a beloved institution.
Small but nice pit stop. The puff pastries were all really good. And only over $2 per puff is a good deal! The other snack choices are also great to have for a road trip. Definitely so here if you are tried off the bbq choices from the same Bill boards you see along the highway.
Stopped on our way from Dallas to San Antonio. The food is super good! The staff are very friendly and quick.
My friend's always talk about this place! Super cute little store that has SO MANY OPTIONS! I wanted to eat everything! The staff can sling out orders like nobody's business and it is incredible! You need to be ready to make decisions but I will tell you... NONE of them will be wrong! I do want to note... anything with jalapeno will be spicy. They def use quality produce and the jalapenos are FRESH! Next time I go by I will clearly be making a stop!
Great little quick shop, sandwich, kolache, pig in a blanket breakfast treats! Location is part of a gas station. This location on the highway, one hour South of DFW in West, TX. Staff is great, very friendly and helpful with selections. Picked up food to go, all was really good. Highly recommend this place for a stop and treat of Czech foodie items!
This place is a must stop whenever you are doing a doing the classic drive from Dallas to Austin or vice versa. It definitely makes the drive better by far after stuffing yourself with delicious Czech pastries. I heard there's usually a bit of a long line, but my group arrived here at around 10 am and just avoided a big line that started forming at around 11 am. It was my first time here and I wanted to try as much of a variety as I could. I ordered the Strawberry and Cream Cheese Kolache, Jalapeno and Cheddar Klobsanik, and the Cinnamon Roll. The Strawberry and Cream Cheese Kolache was pretty good, but a bit too sweet in my opinion. I'm more of a savory man myself, but if you have a sweet tooth, make sure to try it out for yourself. The Jalapeno and Cheddar Klobsanik was by far the best thing I tried here so far. It doesn't look very appealing from the outside, but wrapped inside is spicy cheese sausage goodness. I definitely would have gone back for round 2 if the line didn't start piling up so quickly. I got the Cinnamon Roll because my friends were raving about how good it was but I personally wasn't too big a fan. It had too much of a strong cinnamon taste to it and didn't have enough sugar to counter balance it. Regardless, this place has now been added to my list of places to make a pit stop when I am driving from Dallas to Austin. I can't wait to get my hand on another Klobsanik and take my stab at the huge variety of other pastries they have to see which I will like. read more
6 years ago
Sweet kolache heaven in West (Central), Texas. They were definitely worth the drive from DFW, as I now regret only trying two of the sweet ones, vice some of the more savory options. Pick up some extra for some friends, and then lose the friends. Na zdraví! read more
4 years ago
I don't think I even need to write anything. Everything has been said. This place is amazing. I love it. It's totally worth a detour or a whole trip just for the kolaches. I don't like jalapeños usually but it's perfect in the kolaches. read more
We stop into the Czech Stop every time we go by on I-35m and have been doing so for DECADES. I locked my keys in the car here at 2am once in the early 1980s, and at that time I had been coming here already for many years, so that dates me, I guess! I love the new Kolache offerings, even though as a semi-traditionalist I hope that won't mean that my faves (the traditional apricot, cherry, peach and poppyseed kolaches) won't get pushed out of the case by the current "and cheese" kolaches that fly out of here by the dozen. The fruit kolaches with cheese are delicious by the way, but sometimes a Texas girl just wants a taste of her childhood. One cherry and one peach kolache please. Ahh -- back to the 1970s! I am the only one who gets the meat filled Chubbies, but I am the savory person in a family of sweeties. :) The Ham and Swiss cheese hot chubby with sauerkraut is awesome - the mild and crunchy kraut married with sugar-cured tender sliced ham and tangy Swiss cheese, wrapped in sweet yeast dough -- now that's a great breakfast, lunch, OR dinner! The jalapeno sausage and Hot Czech Sausage chubby are all wonderful as well -- I get a couple of kinds depending on my mood that day. The rest if the bunch OD on the fruit and cream cheese kolaches -- pumpkin/cream cheese, strawberry/cream cheese, raspberry/cream cheese and blueberry/cream cheese are their faves. I like the apricot/cream cheese or cherry/cream cheese which are not as sweet. New flavors: (1) Nutella and (2) Chocolate chip/cream cheese are like melted candy bars in a kolache puff! Delicious, but very VERY rich. 5 Bohemian stars! read more
7 years ago
Such a cool spot! I never knew about this Texas staple before a friend who grew up stopping by Czech's on road trips took me here for a quick snack. I grew up eating a lot of german food so this Czech themed bakery was my kind of place. You'd never expect it in West Texas but it is a true oasis. They have everything you could desire -- pastries, cupcakes, cake, sandwiches, kolaches (buns) and more. Get the pork and sauerkraut kolache! Everything is freshly made in house and amazingly inexpensive! Most prices for pastries and buns were $1.50-$3. Definitely coming back next time I'm in the area. read more
13 years ago
Traveling on highway 35 the bakery is a must for the simple reason of their tasty treats! The bakery is the city of West, Texas, south of Dallas and north of Waco. It is a great place to stretch your legs and take a little break. What's you look for is a large Shell gas station sign as you get closer. As you get even closer, you will see a large number of folks there; do not get discouraged, the line moves fairly fast. If I am picking up a little some for friends is a box of the cinnamon buns. Heat one of those up the next morning with a little hot coco, BAM! So tasty! If I'm getting some thing for myself it's most always the corn beef on rye and a kolache that is filled with hot cheese, sliced jalapeno and sausage. Now on the corn beef sandwich has a slice of cheese and with a touch of mustard and on their freshly made rye bread, is so tasty! When you select your sandwich, it will be wrapped up in cellophane, ask to get it heated! Trust me on getting it heated, it's so tasty! While you're at it get them to heat that kolache. Just a little FYI; some folks claim that true kolaches do not have meat in them. At this bakery it's listed as a kolache. It just does not matter, they are fantastic! Love this little place; they are packed 24 /7 year round! Stop by sometime and you will see for yourself! I know I will be back, for a little kolache and corn beef on rye! read more
I'm going to start my review with a HUGE tip! I've been here a couple of times now, and on my latest visit I got the frozen kolaches located in the freezer close to the door! I am going to do this from now on! It's great to buy them from under the glass counter, and maybe have them zap your picks until they get warm...I'm not taking anything away from that. They are soooo good that way, BUT, this time I got 2 bags (they come a dozen in a bag) and brought them back to Dallas. I preheated my oven to 350 and put them in for about 20 minutes! They taste like they were just made! Try it and thank me later! :) The Czech Stop is located right off of I35 in West, TX, you can't miss it. The parking lot stays busy, no matter when you go, but they have an extended lot so there's plenty of room. Once you go in, the line normally goes from the counter with the kolaches, down the refrigerated side wall, to the back of the store. Don't worry, the line moves relatively fast, and you will be eating before you know it. The kolaches come in so many different flavors, so it may be good to have an idea of what you want before you get to the counter. Be sure to get it warmed too! I've had several different flavors....my favorite probably is the pumpkin! Imagine a buttery, flaky pastry, filled with a pumpkin pie like filling, and topped with a layer of sweet cream cheese. Sooooo good!!! I can't comment on too much else here, the kolaches are the only things that I've tried! Like everyone else has said, if you're in the area stop by like everyone else is doing. This is going to be a regular pit stop for me whenever I go through West from now on. read more
7 years ago
Prologue: My mouth has been watering for the last few minutes as I've been trying to compose my wandering thoughts into an organized review. Though I grew up eating kolace (note spelling), the similarly-named Croatian cookies are nothing like kolache, the yeasty Czech rolls filled with fruit or savory meats. * * * So - I think anyone who's driven I-35 between Austin and Dallas has taken notice of this hybrid gas station-bakery. It may be an eyesore at first glance, but once inside, you'll quickly notice the gleaming glass case holding hundreds of carefully-crafted Czech treasures. Tips: // Fill your tank of gas while you get the kolaches. // The line inside may be long, but it moves fast. Trust. // Be ready to place your order in the style of John Moschitta, Jr... fast! // Ask for your kolaches to be warmed... again, trust! // Move to the register after ordering and state your name so they can ring you up. I've tried the blueberry with cream cheese, strawberry with cream cheese, sausage and cheese and the one I'll never leave without again, the sausage with jalapeno and cheese! Picture it: A warm+soft+yeasty roll stuffed with salty Czech sausage, sharp cheese and spicy jalapeno. You'll also love the street food prices - the fruit pastries go for $1.05 each and the savories are just a bit more. When I was an undergrad in Columbia, MO, students used to drive the two hours back to St. Louis just to get a White Castle belly-bomber. Though I never did that, I might just make the 2-hour drive to Czech Stop for kolache... and just like Whitie's, they're open 24 hours! read more
Everything's already been said. You MUST stop here if you pass this place during your road trip. Everything is cheap, extremely fresh and you'll be happy. I went during a Wednesday morning (930ish) and there was only 2 people in line. Get the jalepeno and cheese klobasnek sausage is better than the chubby. Lemon and cream cheese also rocked. read more
*This is without a doubt one of my favorite places to eat anywhere in the world* Friends, acquaintances, lovers and rivals, take a seat. It isn't often that I grant five stars (13.6% of the time as of the penning of this review), and it's even less often that I wish I could grant six. There are but a few locations that I've found around the world, whether that be in the United States, Europe, Australia, Asia or Africa, that have been more than just a meal. These are places that make me question everything I've ever known or loved about food. These are places that devalue even the five-star establishments on my lists as they so drastically rattle the curve. These are places, dear readers, like Czech Stop, that shake me to the core with an overload of sensory-induced bliss brought on by tastes and textures that I've never before experienced. It's magical. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? So you're driving either up or down I-35 yes? Of course you are. Why else would you be here? Well fear not friend, for this Oasis in the middle of Texas exists for the sole purpose of making your trip an enjoyable one. The service runs as deep with smiles as any river, and the icy blue eyes of nearly every employee (seriously, it's weird) is a steady reassurance that everything is right in the world. Service is as quick as Mulan post-training, and as accurate as Robin Hood (the fox version, not the man). You're in good hands dear reader. Do not be afraid. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? While others might gouge and pickpocket and swindle their way into getting three or even four dollars out of your tightly clasped wallet for a kolache, fret not, for the Czech Stop will ask no more than $2.95 for even the most premium or their wares. Behold, my jalapeño brisket treasure, that cost short of three slabs of paper bearing the face of our first president: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=xndd3ObAhEldkfXM5O30fQ&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg Or here! Pepperoni goodness that was naught more than eight quarters: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=fWc5NM7OxscYItK-mj8a-g&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg Dear reader, the prices are fair, and fair is just. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? How can words describe what is so far beyond description? Prepare your mind friend, because if you don't, you may well perish at the first taste of such a heaven as these pastries. Whether it be savory or sweet, the flaky and buttery shell conceals what is one of many overpowering combinations of taste and pleasure. Be it fruit or the flesh of the calf, these tastes and textures will change you, and they are only made better when complimented with one of endless homemade delicacies ranging from cookies to candies and housemade breads. These products are unlike anything you will ever have friend, and you should cherish this moment on a plateau that is level with your wedding day and the birth of your first child... combined. Dual Stars Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Not only would I dine with the Gods who dwell in the kitchens of Czech Stop daily, but I would without hesitation give life or limb to do so. My spirit has been rattled in a way that only a life-testing experience can manage, and while I am somehow keeping the cravings and withdrawal symptoms at bay long enough to write this account of my adventure, I feel the memories will be too strong to keep from clouding my judgement for the rest of my days. Star Granted. read more
12 years ago
One of my must stop on my way there to Austin or back from Austin! What a wonderful little bakery! The breads are fresh the pies are delicious and their kolaches are the best! I usually get the strawberry one and it will never disappoint me! Stop by and rest and give it a try to this awesome this bakery! read more
What can I say that no one else has said? Nothing. This place has THE best kolaches in the state. Swear it. Anytime I drive near Waco, this place is a MUST STOP. Pro tips: -Check the freezer section and get some of the frozen kolaches from the day before and they'll be cheaper plus they're already packaged for freezer life so you can enjoy them longer. 1doz raspberry and cream cheese for about $12. Not a bad deal! -Day old sandwiches for $2. Just as good as day one but about half the price! -Sometimes they have specials if you buy one doz kolaches, you can get one free. That's a saweeeeet deal, y'all. Stop here. Do it. You must. These are bangin'. read more
Maybe I'm super immature or just silly, but when I heard that they serve "Chubbies" here I just about lost it. Can I have a chubby? I've only ever thought of that word as an adjective. But it's a noun!!! Maybe I'll name my dog that, once I get one. It's such a cute name!!! I really started losing it when my mom said "Ok, we'll get 3 chubbies, 2 chubbies with cheese... " and so on. It was so cute!!! Can I have some more chubbies with cheese please? OK, silliness aside. The things I tried here (chubbies *hehe*, kolaches, cinnamon rolls, and sausage rolls) were delicious. read more
One of the best places in central Texas to get Kolaches! This is a must-stop between Dallas and Austin. The past 2 times I have driven this direction I stopped here. This week I tried the chocolate-chip-cream-cheese and the coconut cream-cheese. I love sweet kolaches. Eric R. ordered a sausage kolache and had it warmed up, as well as a maple twist. He was very happy with both. Make this your rest stop - the prices are great, there are so many options of flavors (both sweet and savory), and your tummy will be happy! read more
17 years ago
Fruit and cream cheese kolaches from this place = diet out the window. Ughh.. I've been so good this week too. Well if I'm going to carb out, this is definitely the way to do it. I am in love with their very berry and strawberry filled kolaches. My best friend brought me home some kolaches from there today. Yey! They were a day old by the time they got to me but they were still darn delicious. I just nuked them for a few seconds before devouring them. Andrew said their breakfast sausage kicked serious ass (He ate all of them by the time he made it over to my place so I couldn't try them. grrrr!) Just a random note: I've had their jalapeno sausage rolls before and I remembered burping up sausage breath while driving down i-35. (Not really sexy I know- so if you're driving with a significant other.. be sure they're eating the same thing ^_^) This place is worth stopping by. Come and stretch out your legs and fill up your belly. read more
7 years ago
Outstanding place. I always gotta stop in to grab some delicious treats! The staff is outstanding and helpful. Everything is fresh and perfect! read more
Was headed down to Austin and was told to stop here. We had already eaten but stopped anyway. There was a long line so you knew it would be worth a stop. Ordered both a sweet and a savory kolache and was not disappointed. It was warm, soft and flavorful. read more
When in West, TX you MUST stop here for all things Kolache! They are very busy with tourist, however do let that turn you away! IT IS WORTH THE WAIT! Established in 1983, the store serves traditional Czech cuisine such as kolache, klobasnek and strudels (the city is notable for its Czech heritage and was designated as the "Home of the official Kolache of the Texas Legislature"). The store serves around 600 people a day and is a popular stop for travelers along Interstate 35. According to a poster in the store, the Czech Stop uses over 1,200 lbs of cream cheese, 9,000 lbs of flour, 750 gallons of milk, 2,400 lbs of butter 1,300 lbs of sausage, 2,100 dozen eggs, and 2,500 lbs of American cheese each week to produce its baked goods. I know where to go, if there is ever a shortage on milk, butter and eggs. The Czech Stop remained open after the West Fertilizer Company explosion on April 17, 2013, to serve local residents and first responders. The store has been featured in Southern Living, Primetime: What Would You Do? on ABC, and on The Oprah Winfrey Show. read more
Enjoyed a pimento cheese sammy and a corned beef sammy even more, the latter was on some awesome rye bread, we snarfed up a fine and tasty assortment of kolaches/klobasnikis....whose exact ingredient composition escapes me at the moment, just know that whatever you decide on...it will 'probly be an excellent choice. There are two doors that go into two completely separate parts of this building, the only difference according to a lady behind the counter of the door on the left side...her side stays open 24/7, now we need to try Slovacek's.... read more
Stopped here while we were on a road trip to New Braunfels and I am so glad we did! It was about 12:30am and there was a line but the locals said there was always a line! I got a cherry cream cheese kolache and and ham and cheese roll. The girl said they were better warm so she warmed them for us in the microwave. They were both AMAZING! We will make this a regular stop on our future South Texas road trips! read more
What a great bakery. Tons of choices of kolaches. We got the pumpkin and peach. Both were great. Everything looked so good. The ham and cheese looked great but we didn't get any. They have lots of choices from breads, rolls and other Pastries. Next time when we're headed north we will definitely stop. read more
I love love love the Czech Bakery! I mean who does not love savory and sweet kolaches, fancy breads, different types of sausage and other baked goods?! This store is like my personal heaven. I am from Fort Worth and live in Austin, so I frequently drive this path to visit family and friends. It is so hard to resist stopping. It is also hard for me to spend less than $30. My favorites .... plain cream cheese kolaches (heated). There is so much creamy, tasty cream cheese in the middle. DELICIOUS! I also love the cinnamon raisin bread I have gotten a few times. Oh and the lemon bars - to die for! The kolaches - you can get a variety of fruit filled or fruit and cream cheese. They have pumpkin and cream cheese too - yum! There are savory options too like pepperoni or sausage and cheese. On my most recent visit I discovered they are open 24 hours! I also noticed that they have a low carb set up you can get that included meats and various cheeses. It looked like a good option if you are forced to stop here because your family can not resist and you don't want to break your diet. I have never really gone wrong here. Czech Bakery is the perfect place to stop and use the restroom and grab a snack while on the road! You will not regret it! read more
This charming kolache place has the best kolache prices I've seen at 80 cents each. They were also tasty and not too sweet. Not all of the fruit-filled kolaches are available without cream cheese filling. They also have a frozen section of pastries and sausages, a section of ready-to-eat sandwiches, racks of breads and pastries, and jars of cookies. Their pastries were also cheap, too. I look forward to stopping by here each time I go to Dallas. It's either the same store as or located next to a Shell gas station on the east side of I-35E. There were Shell gas pumps in front of the store. There is a large sign telling you where the exit is, but keep your eyes out for when you've driven into the small town of West so you don't miss the exit. read more
There's not much to say about Czech stop that hasn't already been said. It's delicious. It's cheap. It's family owned. So this review is specifically about the amazingness of the simple cream cheese kolache. This kolache is soft, flaky, sweet, a bit tart, topped with a sprinkle of sugar that adds just the tiniest bit of crunch. It's perfectly simple and craveable, and it costs a little over a buck. Can't be beat. read more
6 years ago
11 years ago
Had to stop here on my way back from Austin. It was around 4PM on Sunday. Right when we pulled in you could tell they were busy. They have a few gas pumps out front, but I think the majority of the people our stopping for the renowned food. Parking up front was full but there was some open parking on the side. Once my wife and I went inside, we had to find the line. It was wrapped around the entire store. The store had around 8 people working the counter so the line moved pretty quickly. They have all kinds of kolache's, and sandwiches at the deli counter. It's also a convenience store, so it has things like soft drinks, chips etc. The kolache's are what they are known for. I ordered 4 different kinds. I think they were $3.25 each. I don't remember the names but the one with sauerkraut, sausage and cheese was very tasty. My favorite was the jalapeno one. It was spicy with sausage and cheese. They will heat them up for you too. There are many fruit ones to choice from as well, but I like the ones with meat. The sandwiches also said they make all the bread homemade. If I lived closer, I would be there all the time. I definitely recommend stopping in if you are close. read more
6 years ago
Came in on a Wednesday morning and there was no line. Yummy treats served warm- who can ask for more after driving for hours? I remember reading somewhere that this is one of the best bakeries in the world, and I have to agree. The branding and style have an aura of Texas nostalgia to them, and I love their variety! read more
16 years ago
Are we there yet?????????????? You know at this point in the drive to Dallas during one of the most congested traffic party on I35, I'm ready to eat anything! Let's just stop, oh look there's Love's! Outdated, prepackage food, I don't care. Nuke 'em in the microwave and LET'S EAT, I'M HUNGRY! Yet, we continue on and ignore the pitiful hunger pangs. Finally, we arrive but wait, of course there's a wait!!! arggg. The line. Ah the line. With some self control, I use the time to scale over the Kolache menu and snap a few photos. Yes, I know what I want! Hot Chubbie (sausage w/melted cheese & chopped jalapeno all over it) Jalapeno Sausage Krauts (sausage w/sauerkraut) Pecan Roll (filled with chopped, glazed pecans) Pumpkin & Cream Cheese The winners? Hot Chubbie was so good. The melty cheese and very spicy jalapeno was delicious over the sausage incased in the warm bread. AND THE Pecan Roll!!! I highly recommend! Be sure to add a few of those to your box. The rest were good. No complaints here. And now back on the road, happy, chubbie tummy and energized to tackle the rest of the way for another year of TX/OU weekend. See ya CS on our return home. HOOK 'EM HORNS!!! read more
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I-35 Exit 353
West, TX 76691
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Is there any vegan bakery items?
I didn't see any Vegan items on their menu so I would suggest you call just to be sure.
Do they sell chocolate coconut macaroons (a chocolate cookie with coconut inside). We used to get them years ago, not sure if they still make them?
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