CuisineBakery
Price$
Neighborhoodking-william
HoursDaily, breakfast and lunch
Last verified

Tip: The sweet-cream biscuits use the mill's own flour. The store sells baking mixes to take the recipes home.

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Address: 205 E Guenther St, San Antonio, TX 78204

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Nicosi at Pullman Market is a 20-seat dessert-only dining room from Esquire's 2024 Pastry Chef of the Year, Tavel Bristol-Joseph, with a plated tasting menu.

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Worth the queue: Plated dessert courses

Kolache Factory ★ 3.7

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La Panaderia Broadway ★ 4.1

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La Panaderia's Broadway location near the airport carries the Caceres brothers' Mexican-French bread programme north of downtown, with sourdough, conchas.

Tip: A handy uptown branch of the downtown flagship. The sourdough and the conchas are both worth the stop.

Worth the queue: Sourdough and conchas

Bakery Lorraine La Cantera ★ 4.0

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Bakery Lorraine's La Cantera branch brings its macarons, tarts, and viennoiserie to the far-northwest shopping district, a handy north-side patisserie stop.

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Tlahco Mexican Kitchen ★ 3.9

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