Best quality fish. Delicious Japanese inspired sandwiches. Always clean, limited seating, come…read moreearly and get first dibs on what they make for the day.

Insane, amazing, incredible, what more could you ask for?…read more I got the lunch box and the fish was melt in your mouth good, which was surprising for a takeout sushi.

The Bakery Lorraine at the Pearl is one of my places to spend a slow morning in San Antonio. Even…read morebefore you walk inside, the atmosphere is part of the experience. The Pearl's beautiful mix of historic architecture and modern design creates the perfect backdrop, and there's no better spot to grab a table, sip a coffee, and enjoy some of the best people-watching in the city. The food never disappoints. The Quiche Lorraine is consistently outstanding! Rich, creamy, perfectly seasoned, with a buttery, flaky crust that somehow manages to be both delicate and substantial. And then there are the macarons. Bakery Lorraine has one of the best selections around, with flavors that range from timeless classics to fun seasonal creations. Each one has that perfect crisp shell with a soft, chewy center, and every flavor tastes intentional rather than overly sweet.

absolutely amazing desserts, top shelf imo. when i consider their price compared to how much they…read morepay their employees though...pure greed. i've lost all respect for them. Front of House makes $5 an hour, if that doesn't disgust you, please revisit your relationship with humanity

Great service, different types of ice cream/froyo, as well as other items and a super ice cream…read moreshop experience. I recommend this looking for a fun and delicious time.

I've tried this place a couple of times on my way to Austin (from Houston). Very clean store with…read moreabout 8 Froyo's (including fat free!). Toppings of course and a variety. They also have about a dozen ice cream selections with toppings. [There are other selections, but I only went here for Froyo and Ice Cream.] The owner was on-site and she was very accomodating/helpful. It is difficult to see this shop from 290 since it is a bit set back and in the middle of a small strip center. Turn on George Bush St and go behind the strip center to get the front. Leave on George Bush St as there is a light and 290 is very busy in this area. Manor TX seems to be "happening" with a lot of new shops/an HEB/Home Depot and much more!

One of our favorite post-pool summer treats! The kids especially enjoy the Violet Crown and Brown…read moreSugar Milk Tea soft serve, which they wish were a full time menu item. But perhaps best of all in their eyes--the icy cold patio self-serve water. "No one else gets their water so cold! " Will be back often and recommend to friends!

Omg Squee is a quirky, fun Asian dessert shop in East Austin. They have a variety of unique soft…read moreserve ice cream flavors with an Asian twist (ube, black sesame, etc.) which they can make a "taiyaki sundae" by serving it in a fish shaped waffle cone with toppings. The ice cream is so good! I got the ube swirl and loved it. They also have donuts that are decorated to look like animals, so fun for kids! My three year old was thrilled to get a "bear" donut. The only gripe I have is that there's no indoor seating (brutal in this heat!), and the outdoor seating is not very clean.

Uncle Tetsu specializes in Japanese-style cheesecake, a dessert I had never tried before…read more Therefore, my dessert palate was eager to try this intriguing treat. The cheesecake shop is located on N. Lamar in Crescent Plaza and focuses on takeout rather than dine-in service. I ordered their signature Japanese cheesecake, and it was delicious. Unlike traditional dense cheesecake, it was incredibly light, fluffy, and airy, with just the right amount of sweetness. The cheesecake featured a thin, creamy top layer that paired nicely with the soft, cloud-like texture underneath. Each bite melted in my mouth, making it unlike any cheesecake I have had before. It was both unique and completely satisfying. The shop itself is small and designed primarily for grab-and-go customers, with no seating area available. The store manager was friendly, welcoming, and happy to answer questions. Pro tip: Parking in Crest Plaza can be difficult during peak hours, so plan accordingly.

Uncle Tetsu is a chain with locations in Katy, Costa Mesa, and several other places. They started…read morein Japan in the mid-80s. It's just about a mile from where I work and I'll often walk over to grab treats for myself or my colleagues. In addition to Japanese and basque cheesecakes, they also have pretty good cookies. All of the cakes have the Uncle Tetsu character stamped in them...so adorbs. My favorite cakes are the Hokkaido Milk and Strawberry. They have a great flavor selection including seasonal flavors. I love these cheesecakes because they're like a cross between what you think a cheesecake should be and a soufflé. Fair prices. Fast and efficient service.

Just came here with my husband for the first time amazing. The food is so good. The service is…read morefantastic as soon as we came in, they greeted us.

Not sure why people are giving this place five stars. Unless they're paying for reviews?…read more We arrived here, and the girl taking orders had zero knowledge of anything. Constantly had to refer to "calling her" dad to get information. Multiple things on the menu were not even available. Very "Mom and pop" and below average. Treated like it was a business someone's running out of their garage. Very unprofessional in 2026 in the city of Austin. Your menu doesn't even match what you really have? Customers can't rely on what they see online -- or even the in-store menu. That's disingenuous. We won't be back. Very disappointing.

So a friend brought us these sleeping babies in a box as a thank you and they were the best…read moresurprise ever! I'm not a fan of donuts but I've never had these before! They looked sweet to me at first but they weren't at all. They were the absolute perfect ratio of sweetness and dough. Then the texture was confusing because it seemed chewy but not chewy. Then for me there was a funnel cake after taste which I quite enjoyed - but without the greasy taste. They somehow seemed light and simple yet flavorful. A mystery for sure!

Was happy to hear that Mochinut came to Austin, and I finally got to check it out. It looked like…read morethey had just finished an event when we arrived, so the selection was a little limited, but they still had a few tasty options available. I'm not sure whether they rotate flavors or offer more choices on other days, but the menu also includes corn dogs and drinks, which is a nice bonus. The interior is cute, with a few tables and chairs that make it a comfortable spot to stop in. Service was friendly and welcoming, which made the visit even better. The donuts are especially fun to eat because they can easily be separated into individual pieces, kind of like donut holes, so they're great for sharing or enjoying on your own. My go to for my donut craving.

loved the mooncakes here!…read more some of their stuff is also sold inside mt market that is the building across this shop. they also make affordable birthday cakes here! they have a wide variety of breads and puffs. the lady working also told me for how long and what to microwave (egg tart, sesame balls, and beef curry puff)

One of the best bakeries in Austin! They have amazing Asian-style pastries with incredibly soft,…read moreairy dough that practically melts in your mouth. There are so many different options and fillings, so there's definitely something for everyone. I think the bakery is run by an older couple who make everything themselves. Their are incredibly sweet and friendly and really try their best to explain the different fillings and pastries. One thing to know: despite what some of the photos might suggest, there is no actual seating area where you can sit down and eat. You'll need to take everything to go. We originally thought we could sit and enjoy the pastries there because we saw photos with a table and chairs, so I wanted to mention this for anyone planning a visit. Everything we tried was fresh, soft, and delicious. I definitely recommend giving this place a try! Just make sure to check the names and fillings beforehand so you know what you're getting. Personally, I loved all the buns we tried, especially the sausage bun and the sweet coconut bun. Definitely coming back!