There's actually a lot to like about this donut spot. For starters, they have a drive-through…read morewindow and there's actually plenty of parking. They do have a nice donut selection, but I noticed it dwindles the later you come in the morning. One thing that I was very pleasantly surprised by is the fact that they do offer sausage kolaches along with three different croissant sandwiches. The prices are very affordable, my sandwich and three donuts were just $9. They do offer 3% off if you pay with cash. Next to the entrance, they do have a cooler with drinks and they even sell some local honey off to the side. It's best to get it to go or you can sit at their limited counter space. One of the best donut spots on the island as the photos attest.

Great tasting donuts-for a reasonable price!! A must when in Galveston. Donuts melt in your mouthread more

We had spent the morning on a walk on East Beach, and wanted to pick up some donuts as a late…read morebreakfast on our way back to the West End. They have a nice parking lot, which makes stopping here convenient. The selection was a little limited by the time we got there (nearing 11am on a Sunday), but we picked up a few donuts and some bottles of juice and chocolate milk. The cinnamon twist doughnut was delicious, and we especially liked the chocolate frosted with coconut doughnut. We definitely give this location a big, thumbs up!

Every donut place has a best of. Here, it's the cinnamon roll and the cinnamon twist. They actually…read morelayer the dough with tons of cinnamon before making them - just intense and delicious. Jalapeño sausage rolls were ok. We like our local better. The apple fritter was good (not as good as our favorite place in Alabama). We also got a cherry fritter, first we've ever had. It was tasty. We would definitely come here again.

Incredible find on the island. Their location is conveniently located between the Seawall and the…read moreStrand with some street parking and spots right out front. It is a small building with a lot of character. While the service may have been slightly more friendly, the food and plethora of options more than makes up for it. Besides the awesome kolaches and klobasnek, they have meals to take home, soups, and other snacks.

We wanted an easy breakfast on our last day in Galveston and we figured you can't go wrong with a…read morekolache. I'm so glad we did!! We tried several, including Everything But the Bagel and Okie Dokie Artichoie and they were delicious, Friendly service and lots of variety. Don't pass on this little gem!

This is a small family run business with less than a dozen parking spaces out front. At the…read moreentrance, they have some cold drinks available and three tables to sit at if you wish to dine in this tiny space. They have a very good selection of donuts and what they excel in are their different kolaches that they offer. They also have some well-made biscuit and croissant sandwiches. However, the real disappointment here are their breakfast tacos. They were not in line with the other things they make well, it's as if they were outsourced. To make matters worse they just give you this cheap packet picante sauce which is awful. We wound up tossing them out. So the lesson learned here is to skip the breakfast tacos, but everything else here is quite good. The prices are reasonable and that tip screen will be waiting for you when you tap your credit card. Photos included for more insight. ***1/2

Nice little donut shop on Stewart. Easily accessible mid-city location and an easy trip from…read moremid-island or the West End. Enjoyed, appreciated and recommended.

It would be nice if your employees could understand simple words like "chocolate donut" and not…read morejust put whatever donuts they want in your bag and make you have to point with your finger across the the counter 5 times almost touching the chocolate donut row to finally get what you want. So I got to pay for donuts I didn't want and it took a frustrating amount of time to finally get the chocolate donut my wife wanted. Also if you want donut holes you had better arrive before 10:30, at least they did not screw up the chocolate milk.

This was yet another place our shuttle driver recommended. We went yesterday around 4-4:30 (the…read moreposted hours said they close at 6) but they were already closed. We were disappointed, but made sure that we went even earlier today. I had a glazed donut and it was really good. It was cake like but didn't feel heavy. I don't remember a lot about the interior because I was so focused on the donuts, but I would definitely recommend this for great donuts. We ordered a dozen donuts but by the time I remembered to take a picture, some had been eaten.

The owner went above and beyond on 12/12/25 when my UTMB cataract surgery post op, heavily sedated…read moreHusband, insisted on a donut. We pulled up right at 1, as they were closing. I was clearly the frenzied wife trying to get her shaky husband out of our truck so he could select a donut. Even though the doors were locked, the owner asked a worker, who was taking the leftover donuts to a nearby church, to open the box and let my husband pick one. He did and was so happy. Thank y'all for your kindness. We've been there many times but never left a review. Five stars! Their kolaches are amazing plus a huge selection of donuts!

Hot and fresh every time I come! Right down the street from my house, best place for Kolaches on…read morethe island!

Why 5 stars? Because it will be hard to come to Galveston again without stopping here…read more --- --- --- In general, I find myself to be more disappointed with Bagels than not. So when my wife suggested we make this our final stop before leaving town, I was just kind of along for the ride. It turns out, the ride was amazing. I was visiting NYC a few months earlier and went to a place that was wildly considered to have the best bagels in the city. They were perfectly fine but not really remarkable. But GBC served the kind of bagels we were still thinking about the next day. I think it was the softness that really separated them. Said softness was easier to detect from the snickerdoodle bagels we ordered with strawberry and honey butter cream cheese. Both were no doubt 5-stars. But for my "main course" was the Pelican Island, which was a hodgepodge of deliciousness all crammed betwixt two blueberry bagels. I really enjoyed it, but if I returned for a second visit, I would order something else only because there were like ten other things I wanted to try. By the way, I also enjoyed stealing a few bites of my wife's ham, egg and cheese bagel. Earlier I said "if I returned for a second visit", and I'd like to correct the record. We will 100% be returning for a second visit. We might even go as far as a visit here being an excuse for why we need to come back to Galveston a few months from now.

Found this spot while in Galveston looking for places to pick up breakfast and OMG I'm so glad we…read moredid. Galveston Bagel Company has a huge assortment of fresh bagels if you can think of it, they probably have it. We visited on a Monday morning and even though the line was long it moved quickly. The aroma of freshly baked bagels meet you as soon as you walk through the door and is so inviting. We ordered the Pesto in Paradise (one of their summer specialty bagels), the Chopped Brisket Panini, and a Blueberry Bagel with Cream Cheese. Every single item was amazing! They were filled with meat, eggs, fresh vegetables, and flavorful condiments. The bagels were hot, soft, and incredibly fresh, with every bite tasting better than the last. My only regret is not ordering another breakfast bagel to take on the road. The shop offers a few indoor seats along with outdoor seating, which is a nice option if the weather is good. On the day we visited it was raining and gloomy and the patio was still full. The only downside to our visit was the rude male employee at the front counter. Thankfully, the female cashier who helped us was sweet, welcoming, and friendly, which helped make the overall experience a great one. I would absolutely recommend Galveston Bagel Company again and again. It's definitely worth the stop if you're in Galveston! ---- They also have a coffee shop in the inside of the bagel shop you should give a try I give them five stars across the board. The coffee there is tasty, affordable with great customer service.

When I was younger, my parents took me to Hey Mikey's for the first time while we were at The…read moreStrand, right when it first opened, and I got a behemoth of an ice cream cone. I got a t-shirt too that I wore for years until it was ultimately retired. I actually wrote a Yelp review about it that I deleted. In it, I said "The smell of the waffle cones filled the place with smiles and enjoyment. I knew I wanted a waffle cone." What a terrible critic. He will never be Yelp Elite. I haven't been back to Hey Mikey's since then, just because I haven't really been back to Galveston in some time, but my memories of the unique ice cream flavors and toppings remained. Heading back to Galveston for a cruise, I wanted to try and make a stop there again for nostalgia's sake. Instead of heading to the Airbnb, my girlfriend and I drove straight to Hey Mikey's as our first stop in Galveston. We got there around 8:45 pm, which was 15 minutes before they closed (our fault). This is no diss to Hey Mikey's, but almost everything else on The Strand on a Thursday night closes way too early, so it felt like everyone was at Hey Mikey's. The line was extensive in front of us and behind us even after it closed. After waiting through the line for quite some time, I got a waffle cone with their cereal milk ice cream, which had Fruity Pebbles in it, topped with Lucky Charms. They gave it to me with a temperature-changing plastic spoon that turned from yellow to purple when cold. The ice cream was sensational. What an incredible flavor. The only downside was the waffle cone being a little stale, but I fault that to it being a waffle cone ordered right at closing time. The next night, I returned with my cousins and ordered a cup of cereal milk ice cream with Cocoa Puffs as the topping instead. Fantastic stuff. Once again, being there too close to closing meant we had to wait, and we didn't get our ice cream until 9:30, a full 30 minutes after they closed. It was nice that they still served us though! One thing I did notice, which I don't know if it's a normal thing, is that since Hey Mikey's is the only ice cream shop open past 8 o'clock on most weeknights, they seem to get a lot of foot traffic after that time. Their menu is pretty large in its offerings. If it were just scoops of ice cream, the line would move fast, but so many people were ordering shakes, which are a lot more labor-intensive and removed a staff member from their assembly line to focus on the shake. I don't have any advice on how they could easily move the line in the later hours of the night, but man, those kids are working their butts off for everyone to get their late-night sweet treat. Hey Mikey's, you are just as good as I remember.

Worth the wait! A small business that makes home made ice cream with a variety of flavors and…read morecombinations to choose from. There a few tables inside the establishment and it was quite packed with a line, however service went pretty fast. From the traditional chocolate and vanilla to Americas colors, and Salted Carmel, lots to choose from shakes, bowls and a banana split. I had the double scoop Nutter Butter and Salted Carmel and the misses had a Brownie Sundae. If you're in Galveston, check it out. If you're a fan of cooling off inside, you can do that to to enjoy the ambiance.

This place is amazing. Everything bakery wise is home made. The customer service was amazing…read more I absolutely hate flan. I gave their chocolate flan a taste and OMG it was amazing. Apple empanadas were great. I do wish they had a Carmel apple one. Also the horns are great as well if you like cream cheese. But other than that if i could give them 10 stars i would. 10 out of 10 would recommend. The inside is like a little hole in a wall that's how you know the food is amazing.

Small grocery and bakery. Excellent bollilos still warm out of the oven, very light and fluffy with…read morea satisfying chew. Large choice of pan dulce, very fresh. We like the barquillos (pastry horn stuffed with sweet custard) and the fruit empanadas. Everything is made right on site, and always seems super fresh. Get a plastic tray and some tongs, choose from the wide selection, take your choices to the counter and they will ring it up. Very reasonable prices.

I was honestly a little nervous after reading some of the reviews, but I'm so glad I gave this…read moreplace a chance! They have amazing kolaches, the prices are super reasonable, and the drive-thru is so convenient. The glazed donut absolutely slapped. The chocolate donut... unfortunately did not. But the kolaches alone are worth coming back for. It may be one of the only spots on the peninsula, but it's here for a reason! So good and definitely worth trying.

My wife and I ordered at the drive through on two separate occasions. We later found out after we…read moregot back to our beach rental that we BOTH received the wrong food. This place has a very limited menu. So to screw up two separate orders is a result of either 1) laziness, 2) indifference, 3) poor training, or 4) maliciousness. None of which should lead you to patronize this establishment. On top of that, the pigs in a blanket I received in error were so terrible, I fed them to my dog. And even she was reluctant to eat them...