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Location

Address: 2900 Rio Grande St, Austin, TX 78705

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Bakery Lorraine (Domain Northside) ★ 4.3

Tue to Sun 08:00-19:00Walk-in onlyFrench pastries and macarons

Bakery Lorraine in Austin is the Domain Northside outpost of the San Antonio-born French patisserie, a sit-down cafe with macarons, croissants and bistro plates by Anne Ng.

Tip: Croissants come out at 8am; macaron flavours rotate seasonally and sell out by 2pm on weekends.

Worth the queue: Pistachio-rose macaron

Swedish Hill ★ 4.2

Daily 07:00-19:00European-style pastries, sandwiches and cafe plates

Swedish Hill in Austin is the MML Hospitality reboot of the 1975 Sweetish Hill bakery on West 6th Street, a Clarksville cafe-deli with cardamom buns, sandwiches and cakes.

Tip: The cardamom buns come out at 8am; the sandwich counter runs through 4pm before the pastry-only afternoon.

Worth the queue: Cardamom bun

Round Rock Donuts ★ 4.5

Daily 04:30-18:30Walk-in onlyOld-fashioned yeast doughnuts

Round Rock Donuts in Round Rock is the Lone Star doughnut counter since 1926, a 4:30am opening Liberty Avenue shop famous for its egg-yolk-yellow yeast doughnuts.

Tip: The original yellow doughnut beats the colossal Texas-size one; arrive by 8am for the morning batch.

Worth the queue: Yellow doughnut and the giant Texas-size doughnut

Cisco's Bakery ★ 4.0

Daily 07:00-15:00Walk-in onlyMexican breakfast pastries and pan dulce

Cisco's Bakery in Austin is Rudy Cisneros's East 6th counter since 1948, paired with the Tex-Mex breakfast room and running pan dulce, Mexican coffee cake and cinnamon rolls.

Tip: The bakery counter runs alongside the breakfast room; ask for the pan dulce trays at the back to take home.

Worth the queue: Mexican coffee cake

Easy Tiger (South Lamar) ★ 4.3

Daily 07:00-22:00Walk-in onlyHearth bread, pretzels and beer-garden snacks

Easy Tiger in Austin is the South Lamar bake shop and beer garden under MML Hospitality, the second location of the East 6th original with a larger beer-garden patio.

Tip: The South Lamar yard is the larger patio of the two; bread loaves run from 8am with the same recipe.

Worth the queue: Country sourdough loaf

Fonda San Miguel (pan dulce counter) ★ 4.4

Sunday brunch 11:00-14:30Pan dulce and Mexican pastries from the brunch buffet

Fonda San Miguel in Austin is Tom Gilliland's 1975 interior-Mexican dining room on North Loop, with a Sunday hacienda brunch buffet that anchors a pan dulce pastry station.

Tip: The pan dulce station is buffet-only on Sunday; book the brunch a week ahead and arrive at 11.

Worth the queue: Conchas

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