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    Kolache Depot Bakery

    3.6 (60 reviews)
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    Open • 5:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Cream cheese kolache with more of a Bovarian Cheese puff filling
    Karen G.

    Traveling on 45 south to Houston and stopped made a stop at Starbucks right next door. I told my husband to pull in I'd like to try their kolaches. I use to work at Praseks Smokehouse who has fabulous kolaches that uses original family recipes so I consider myself an expert! The kolaches were definitely not original Czech family recipe and the cream cheese in a cream cheese kolache should not have a pudding like texture only the fruit filled kolaches have the gooey tapioca like filling, but the bread was flaky so that was good. The service was horrible though! At the window I asked the cashier for napkins and she simply responded, "ya, there in there" even though I had already looked through the bag and they were not in fact in there, which is why I asked for them. Unless they consider the tissue paper wrapping to be the napkin? We get back on the road only to discover that they didn't even give us our complete order and when I called them to make them aware of my experience with their establishment the young lady who answered simply stated, "oh, we'll sorry 'bout that". Now my husband won't eat his kolaches! Ugh!

    a variety of baked goods
    Sophie Y.

    Road trip from Houston, TX to Ennis for sunflowers fields. We read about this and decided to stop by. It's located inside a gas station. Go to the left after entering. Staff helped immediately. We had poppy seeds, blackberry/cream cheese, ham/cheese and jalapeno mesquite twist. All fresh and tasty but too doughy. I wish there's more fillings in the fruits ones. Bought the caramel pecan cinnamon roll to go and it was ok. They have bundt cakes/cookies as well as a warm sandwiches.

    These are supposed to be two Bakery fresh danishes, and to freshly-prepared corn dogs. The precious thing in this picture is the paper!
    Forest J.

    The food is so bad here, we would not feed it to our dog who was in the truck with us when we picked up our corn dogs and danishes. The only thing fresh, was the paper bag and I bet it would have had more flavor if I took a bite! We definitely won't be making a mistake of stopping by this dump on the way to our favorite camping spot. I would like to get there and Camp without the possibility of getting sick from gods-know-what from the food from this garbage pail. The sad thing is I cannot post a video on this format because you could see how stale the danishes are and how greasy-looking the corn dogs are. We have had better corn dogs from the 99 cent or dollar store! Even though the corny dogs at Sonic drive-in are little bit smaller, they at least taste better and are not as greasy as the garbage in the attached picture! I am totally let down oh, I thought this place was a lot better quality and I should have checked the reviews before I even stop! $6 down the drain!

    Debra K.

    The depot proper is in the corner of a gas station. The pastries (and there are a lot of them) are packaged up in the bakery and then you check out at the gas station register. There is a freezer by the door where you can buy more pastries to go. The cream cheese kolaches are the best. I tried a pumpkin-cream cheese combo that was unbelievably delicious! We bought a dozen to go and later I was able to snag a lemon and a cream cheese-raspberry. (Again, buy cream cheese-anything kolaches!)

    Box of yum! Assorted kolaches
    Gianna O.

    Who would ever guess that a delicious kolache bakery would be hidden in Chevron station? Well, Kolache Depot Bakery is and don't be hesitant to stop in and buy some fluffy, yummy kolaches. I love pumpkin anything year round so of course I started my order off with the pumpkin cream cheese. To that I added cherry, apple, lemon, blueberry and cream cheese. The fruit kolaches have a nice bit of sweetness and the bread has just a slight touch of sweetness yet this combo doesn't make for an overwhelming sweet taste. The bread is also quite soft and fresh tasting. Meat filled kolaches are also sold here but I cannot comment on those since i didn't try any. They did look and smell delicious though. If you happen to be passing through, a stop here for some kolaches is well worth it.

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    Jordan N.

    One of the only two kolache stops between Dallas and Houston (the other being Broken Star Cafe & Czech Bakery in Centerville). They had surprisingly a great collection of sweet kolaches, and some klobasnek (sausage kolaches), Even though the city of West's Czech Stop is Texas-famous for kolaches, I think I actually like Kolache Depot a bit more. I ordered four things - one klobasnek with sausage and cheese, and one of each - blueberry w/ cream cheese, cherry w/ cream cheese, and raspberry w/ cream cheese. What they do here is that after picking your order, they would neatly wrap two pieces in each paper and then microwave it (nothing wrong with the microwave for kolaches - Czech Stop does this too although their microwave are super charged compared to the standard microwave used here). The result is the soft and pillowing kolaches that are just great to eat. But what really made the difference compared to West Texas are the following: 1) the sausage used is better, which was a nice surprise 2) the sweet fillings in the kolaches are not too sweet as they were in Czech Stop - making these better, in my opinion - the fruit flavors are still bold and great and by no means are they diminished. Great sweet-tasting fruits should not need so much added sugar. The only thing that I would steer away from are the other bakery offerings. I saw monkey bread, and some other stuff - but they felt a bit too condensed and hard. They also sell boxes of day-old kolaches for sale. But I'd recommend getting the ones made on the same day since they're already inexpensive. Save the other stuff for the Ennis folks, since they can worry less about finding a good kolache shop nearby. That being said, I'd be more than happy to stop by for kolaches anytime from this place, even though as a road stop, Corsicana is a far more interesting place than Ennis, Texas. NOTE: Their cute location on Ennis Avenue is long gone. There's only this location inside the gas station. Luckily their hours are great and even at an odd hour, I saw some people munching on their kolaches. No long lines here, thankfully.

    Susan S.

    April 2015 - love this little place! It's in a gas station but don't let that fool you. April 2014 - Stopped here after seeing the blue bonnets. Great baked goods, clean & friendly. Plenty of tables and it's right off highway 45. I'll make this a regular stop when I'm out this way.

    REAL kolaches!!
    Jennifer W.

    Saw signs for this place while driving between Dallas and Houston and wanted to stop in because my husband and I like authentic kolaches (not the weird sausage rolls you get at donut shops!). They are located inside a gas station, but that has never turned me off of a potentially great find before. We were excited to see a full case of kolaches even though it was a little before lunch, but we were a little disappointed because they seemed kind of stale. The filling had great flavors and so I have high hopes for fresher kolaches, but they were stale around lunch time and when we tried to finish off the ones we bought the next morning the pastry portion was basically inedible. Fillings we had that were all pretty good: blueberry w/ cream cheese, strawberry, lemon, apple, regular cream cheese. I don't know if they don't make them fresh everyday but we weren't that impressed with the pastry around the filling. Hopefully if you catch them fresh they will be delicious as the others describe, because the filling sure holds promises of yum!

    Ham and Cheese Pocket
    Michelle O.

    The pocket was edible but salty and not very cheesy. The consistency of the "chopped" ham is more "minced." Thin bread shaped like a large empanada. The bread is on the dry side of kolache bread.

    Huge kolaches !!!
    Jackie D.

    It's part gas station part kolache depot, the kolache with the polish sausage is delicious! They have to much bread on there kolaches so it's takes some Time to get to the middle were the sausage

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    The Bread was okay and the sausage taste rough and rubbery. Ugh. Nasty. Never again!

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    Perfect, fresh hot and simply the best pastry you'll find. Will not disappoint and the service is wonderful

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