I was excited to spot them when I stopped by the cedar park farmers' market yesterday. I remember really enjoying their baked goods back at the mueller TFM. I was so highly disappointed. There was a rude person, playing/texting on his phone, unhelpful when we asked what items are popular, no eye contact or looking up from his phone - which is an unusual vibe at an otherwise-friendly setting of a TFM. This little vegetarian croissant is $7.50. I understand inflation etc but just can't get over the price tag here, when so many better bakeries exist at more reasonable $4.50-$5 per croissant pricing. The insides are undercooked and raw dough (see photo) and with barely any stuffing in it. There's no flavors or the flaky layers that croissants should have. read more

Julie Myrtille - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Placed a pick up order for the Springdale location on Saturday, April 5. Drove to this location, and saw a vacant space. Signage for their usual spot was removed and all cases were empty. I could not find a phone number on their website or my order confirmation. I tried asking the other merchants and they did not know what had happened, commenting that I was not the first to ask about the bakery and it had been closed for a few days. Giving 2 stars to bring awareness to this closed location, and lack of ways to contact the bakery to pick up my pre-paid order. read more

I was so excited to try another Austin French bakery because there are so few that are really really good in the area. My husband and I went around 1100 on a Saturday and it seemed like the large glass case was already mostly empty so I'm not sure if we just came too late, but it opens at 9 so I wouldn't think so? I wanted to give it the best chance so we tried with a classic chocolate croissant and a spinach and feta pastry. I was first disappointed but how pricey they were - $6.50 for a small pastry?? Maybe it would be the best thing I ever ate. But unfortunately they were not and I was sorely disappointed. The chocolate croissant was soft, with almost no lamination whatsoever. A thin strip of chocolate inside was dry, and the pastry was full of empty holes. The savory pastry was a bit more crispy, but not by much, and incredibly underfilled. I would've liked the option to warm them up, which there wasn't either. Wish I could say I would be back because it is a really cute storefront and area, but unfortunately will not for the price and sad pastry. read more

I dropped by this cafe in search of baked goods and it did not disappoint. I got the strawberry and cream croissant and it was HEAVENLY, devoured it before I could take a photo. They had a great assortment of items and I wish I could try them all. They're located in a great space, huge area with loads of tables to work on near Medici on Springdale. Enough parking too, I can't wait to be back! read more

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Cute little French bakery serving baked goods, desserts and coffee. If they aren't out in front, ring the bell for assistance. Food is tasty, but a tip - they don't warm it up for you. read more

Julie Myrtille - Storefront - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

I came here on a Friday morning after a red eye flight and Julie makes good pastries. The texture of each is as it should be: croissants are flaky, baguettes have a strong crust with gives and a fluffy center. I wish I could've gotten a quiche. The croissants and baguette sandwiches I got were good, but didn't stand out compared to other french bakeries I've been to before. I dunno, it's really good, but not definitive, if you catch my drift. Still, if someone is looking for REALLY solid french pastries for a quick breakfast, this is a prime choice. read more

I sought this place out as I heard they had cannelés. My friend and I arrived and were lucky enough to get the last two. It was quite delicious and well made. The inside was moist and custard-like. I first had cannelés in Bordeaux (where they were first created.) I've even attempted to make them myself a number of times. Ranking the Bordeaux cannelés as a 10, I would rate Julie's as a 9. This is only because as cannelés sit out, they absorb humidity and lose their hard shell. I'm sure, based on the one I had, if I had fresher from the oven, Julie's would be a 10 also. read more

The wonderful French patisserie is a GREAT find for sure located in a shopping area that shares space with Medici coffee and many other businesses~ A very cute small business expertly displayed for ultimate viewing pleasure I stopped in to get dessert for dinner and every single item in the display case looked wonderful not to mention tasty. I bought 2 raspberry tartlets & 2 other delightful treats, cream puffs. Each was better tasting than the next!! Worth EVERY SINGLE CALORIE! & if I had bought more I am sure they would have been equally delicious read more

A very large selection of treats at the farmers market. It's like they brought their whole store to the market! I really liked the more complex treats (i.e. macarons, quiche) more than the traditional items (i.e. baguette, pain au chocolat). Macarons: Definitely the priciest thing I bought at $21 for a 7-pack, but these were really good macarons. All of them had the perfectly aged shell that was crispy on the outside and chewy inside. The filling taste intensity kinda increased as you traveled down the rainbow. The violet seem to have a very subtle floral flavor and the blue kinda sorta tasted like blueberry a little. But by the time you hit yellow, there was a deliciously pungent lemon aroma. Just like the pungent orange colored passionfruit and the tangy red raspberry. Definitely had to pace myself so not to eat these delicacies too fast. Spinach Goat Cheese Quiche: A very hearty breakfast option. I actually put it in the microwave a minute to warm it up and it was quite nice that way. Love love love the big mount of goat cheese in the middle. Helps balance all the green veggie stuff (i.e. spinach). The egg part isn't too "eggy", since it was probably diluted with cream bit. Pain au Chocolat: Didn't seem to have the same flaky texture as other pain au chocolats I've had. Like was it made fresh that morning or made yesterday? The chocolate was tasty though and it was fine when paired with morning coffee. Baguette: Wasn't a huge fan. The exterior didn't seem that crusty. It reminded me a little of grocery store baguettes. Had a good chew texture though. read more

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Amazing pastries! I'm definitely coming back to try some more as soon as I burn off the puffy, buttery prosciutto & arugula croissant, so scrumptious it melted in my mouth. To top it off, I ended with a nicely caramelized egg tart, also great, but definitely the croissant took the crown for me between them two. The coffee leaves wanting more, but you can't have it all! Pro tip: buy your pastries and snacks at Julie's then head to Medici's next door for some prime pour over cup o' Joe. Service is great, but I almost took a bag full of sandwiches. If I wouldn't have looked, I would've been just ended with 5 sandwiches instead of 2. Be on the lookout for your order, as somebody else might jack yours. Or maybe their service process can be updated to take names I'm definitely coming back for more!!! read more

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Owned by a French woman. My favorite place to grab croissants and pastries! She also has macaroons, but I don't like macaroons so I can't speak to their quality here! She is normally at the Farmers Market in Mueller on Sundays, but her store front is SUPER CUTE if you can head over to it at Springdale General. Note, on Sundays the selection will be light because most of it will be at the market! read more

I happened to discover Julie Myrtille while visiting its neighbor Uroko. Located in the creative community at Springdale General, this patisserie offers a wide selection of baked goods, sandwiches and salads artfully displayed. Everything looked really good but I only had time to pickup some of the macarons. These brightly colored morsels were delicious and well executed, fresh with a light and thin crispy layer encasing a tender pillow of meringue. The jam fillings have a brightness that is not too sweet and bursting with fruit flavor. I plan to sample more here on a future visit. The only negative for me is that these macarons were kinda pricey- a half dozen for $18 is a bit high. It's worth a visit if you're in the area. read more

Julie Myrtille - Macaron assortment. - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Service was great and very friendly. Some food purchased at farmers market didn't seem very fresh and was bland. Purchased some brownies but they were left out of my bag.... read more

I love Julie Myrtille's baked goods! I have tried a few different things. The spinach and goat cheese quiche is probably my favorite. The goat cheese was buttery but tart and it was the perfect size quiche to fill you up if you're hungry or to split with someone if you're feeling like sharing. I wasn't feeling like sharing and devoured this whole. And that's exactly what I've done with all of the other things I've tried here. read more

Julie Myrtille - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

This bakery has the best croissants I've ever tried and I've been to Paris twice. My favorite is the almond croissant. Even though it is pricey, (reason I didn't give it 5 stars) the moistness of the croissant and taste is beyond delicious! I recently tried the Central Market $2.49 almond croissant and it was not good and can't be compared to Julie Myrtille's! I would also recommend their lemon tarts. They're a little pricey but super delicious and worth it! Their baguettes are really good but you can also find tasty ones for a cheaper price at HEB and Central Market. If you're in the area or new in town, definitely make this a stop! (I've attached their updated hours.) read more

Someone explain to me how this slice of lemon cake is $6. Complete rip off. Go to Paris and have the real thing and I guarantee you it's not $6. Austin is becoming ridiculous. Business price gauging everywhere for sub par quality. read more

Julie Myrtille - Lemon Tart - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great scone, AWFUL customer service. Refused to make coffee at 1:40 on Sunday afternoon Aug 6. I was going to buy a bag or 2 of the coffee beans if I liked it, but since I could not I didn't. Poor customer service, sorry for the owner. read more

i usually stop by Julie Myrtille's at texas farmer's market but i decided to check out their neighborhood cafe in springdale. i love their strawberry cream cheese pastry and order it every time i visit. their spinach feta cheese pastry and chocolate croissant are delicious as well. i believe they are one of the few french bakeries in austin, and the service is usually quick and friendly! definitely recommend Julie Myrtille's to anyone looking for a french bakery in austin. read more

I placed an online ordered to be delivered. Order was never delivered. I reached out to the bakery through email and instagram and no response and they charged me for my order. Very disappointing read more

Honestly when I first looked at this place I thought everything was expensive. Never been to France but maybe that's typical. However I do believe the quality is there. I tried their prosciutto and arugula baguette sandwich. For $11 I was really disappointed by the size but such simple ingredients it tasted really good. I just wish it the portion help make up for the price, like I should've received twice the amount of sandwich. Also the service there didn't seem to friendly, but that is just my first impression. read more

Julie Myrtille - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

There are multiple components I wanted to add to this review. 1. The location was cute and modern. I loved the outdoors and indoors aspect of it. 2. The aesthetics of the bakery was super cute! If I were to ever have my own bakery one day I'd definitely want something that looks like this one. Well decorated. 3. I bought two items from here and it cost me $14.50. I'm a baker and love to bake but I think that it was a tad bit over-priced. If its delicious though, I'd pay again to come eat my favorite items. Know what I mean? 4. The slice of king cake was probably my favorite! It was light and cripsy. The outer pastry had a slight salty taste and went really well with the inside filling. *I'm gonna have to add the inside of the chocolate crossaint was a bit of a let down. The actual crossaint was crispy though!* read more

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These pastries were so good! Julie took the time to warm them up for us and they were perfect. We had a chocolate almond croissant which was so filling and tasty, a butter croissant - simple and delicious, and two savory spinach quiches. She surprised us with the Apple danish too! Light and flavorful. I will say we were delighted to find out that Julie is the owner/operator and directly from Paris! A little taste of France authentically here in Austin. read more

Feels like it's overpriced. We orderd a few croissants. Plain was $5 and the croissant sandwiches were $8 and up The ham and cheese croissant in the picture looks way better with some greens but when we got our croissants they didn't have any veggies at all and weren't that special. 3 stars because the service was nice. read more

Sunday am at 10ish ordered almond croissants, sorry none, so I ordered quiche lorraine, sorry none, so I ordered any quiche told just salmon which I don't eat for breakfast Took what they had Why are you even open ? It's Sunday morning and nothing to sell. Waste of time Bye! read more

This is such a cute little store with a Parisian-esque vibe. Was fortunate enough to stop by the mueller farmers market and would recommend checking out. read more

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The croissants are the best. Lovely set up in the mornings! Great service and good attitude service. Great environment. read more

Julie Myrtille - Lovely set up - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

My family and I went to the brick & mortar store front on Springdale and the staff there was super friendly and easy-going. We enjoyed their sandwiches and pastries. Fast forward a week later, we stopped by their stall at the farmer's market and the two guys there were complete condescending jerks when I asked what something was. One guy looked at the other with a side eye right in front of me like as though I was asked a stupid question and supposed to know (with the naked eye) what flavor something was. If you do not like your job, don't take it out on customers or stain the business with your rude attitude. read more

20Nov22 @ 11am Inside a large space with other businesses. Quick friendly service. Nice seating area with different size tables. We had the salmon croissant and the prosciutto croissant. Both sandwiches were okay because the croissant was nice and flaky and buttery but other than that we felt ripped off for $12 each. Almost zero salmon and almost zero prosciutto. Geez really? We would not return and would not recommend. read more

Very expensive but delicious really really delicious. I had a salmon croissant sandwich. The coffee was subpar. I believe Medici next-door would've been a better choice. my wife had the almond croissant which was also amazing. Service was friendly and the environment look like something of a hang out for tech, gurus and aging punk rockers. read more

Back in 2019 I gave them a glowing five-star review. Flash forward to 2022 and sadly, due to the consistent poor customer service and decrease in pastry quality I give them a two. The owner, Julie, is incredibly rude when you ask her about ingredients. I was hoping to order a few sandwiches and pastries for a work event (12 of each) and I was really taken aback at how aggressive she became when I asked what was in them. I was asking because we had one person with dietary restrictions and she made it clear she did not care. It makes me really sad because it has just soured my whole experience with her. It very much felt like she thought she could treat me this way because she makes great pastry but to me it doesn't matter how good your food is when you clearly don't care about how you treat your customer. Spend your money at a place with good pastries and good customer service, i.e. Easy Tiger, Vivian's ATX, Uppercrust Bakery, Bakery Lorraine. read more

Y'all, this is THE bakery that Austin has so very much needed. Every single thing that I've put in my mouth by Julie Myrtille has tasted just. like. Paris. read more

I ordered a couple of pastries to bring home to San Antonio for me and my family to indulge about together. I ordered a few of the marble cake slices, a raspberry almond tart , and gluten free fancier. The price point is pretty steep for a bakery but you are ensured the best quality goes into every pastry! After seeing how thin the marble cake slice was I thought this is pretty pricey for a thin piece of bread. After one bite I was sold that every bite was worth it! The almond tart was delicious, not overly sweet and enough to feed 4-6 ppl. I ordered a tart enough for 4 people. If you ever feel like splurging on some decadent pastries, Julie's is the place to go. read more

My partner was at the Julie Myrtille booth at a wonderful farmers market in central Austin. Bought me The Perfect Cookie, chocolate chip, and costly at $9 for two small cookies. Not even nearly or slightly perfect. Just okay. Fortunately small. And if you are going to name something that, you have to excel. So disappointing given the name and costs. I know tastes differ, but hard to feel anything but ripped off. Please rename. Just call them chocolate chip cookies or something. One and done. read more

I ordered a feta and spinach pastry as well as an almond croissant and both were cold with an aroma of a fridge. They also did not have coffee available when we went at noon. The service was kind and welcoming. The environment is a shared space with a high end food court feel. read more

I'm always on the hunt for a great French bakery. Some friends recommend this place so we decided to give it a try. We had high hope. The location was really trendy and the presentation well done. We ordered multiple pastries to try a little of everything. To our disappointment every item we purchased had raw dough inside. We also tried the Cannele. This was also underwhelming as the exterior was burnt. In the end we had to trash everything and look for an alternative breakfast option. Hopefully they work out these issues in the future. read more

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It is difficult to make a good croissant - but Julie Myrtille makes the most buttery, crispy, mouth-watering croissants I've ever had in the US. I am crazy about them read more

Unfortunately I cannot even review the food. It was incredibly difficult to place an order, nobody would respond via email, phone, text. When I finally was able to place an order online ($100 for some quiche) I called the day of pickup and after 3 calls someone finally picked up and said some of my order was cancelled and I'd be contacted. I was never contacted. After multiple phone calls someone finally picked up and I explained my situation and WAS HUNG UP ON. It was deliberate and unmistakable. I was on my way into the store to pick up what was left of my order when I received a text that ALL of my order was cancelled & refunded. Later the afternoon I received a lack luster voicemail stating they were sorry I had troubles with my order. My dad just died recently and I had planned to bring a nice side dish to my mom to celebrate Easter brunch, not only was I unable to deliver but the horrendous customer service will not earn my business. I hope they can turn things around and not treat their customers like garbage. read more

I've never been to the store front before but I always make a stop at their stall at the Texas Farmer's Market in Mueller Park to buy some baked goodies. I love the raspberry mini financier, pear almond tart, and strawberry scone. I'd love to have more strawberry bits in the scone but still delicious. The croissant was yummy, even if it was cold. I haven't tried the macarons or the madeleines yet but I can't wait! read more

One of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had. The dough was moist and filled with cinnamon sugar. The cream cheese frosting was abundant and delicious. 10/10 read more

Julie Myrtille - Cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

I am posting for one reason only: the croissants! Specifically, the plain butter croissants. It has been YEARS since I've had a croissant as good as the ones here. The road to Julie's outstanding croissants has been paved with disappointments from other bakeries. Julie's croissants have an exterior that is crisp but delicate (not too thick/hard) and there is juuuust enough browning to be nutty on the tips (instead of burnt-tasting throughout). The whole croissant yields easily to light pressure, owing to a pillowy soft interior, with just enough gluten development for a bit of bite and stretch to the dough. The business hours and location are a bit inconvenient for those of us who live up north, but I understand this is their first brick and mortar. However, I would be thrilled if one day the Julie Myrtille locations expand to a point where I can pick up a batch of goodies on my way to work, or on my way home from other errands. I hope some day to have a neighborhood bakery like this. Until then, I will continue making the occasional weekend pilgrimage to Springdale or the farmers markets to get my butter and carb fix! read more

Julie Myrtille - Butter croissant: pillowy soft with crisp exterior - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

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