Best Pastries in Pflugerville

"Manolis sells homemade ice cream, paletas, shakes, Italian ice and pastries out of a trailer just off South 1st. The ice cream flavors range from classics, like vanilla or strawberry, to less common fruits like soursop and lulo. All of the ice creams can be made into shakes."

"My DIY gelato sundae with passion fruit and mango gelato, whipped cream and pecans (mint chocolate chip gelato pictured on right). Manolis can safely be declared the Austin mecca for dessert lovers. Cool off with some fresh gelato, made right there in the truck."

"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"Staring down the menu at Dolce Bacio will make you feel like you’re in a small Italian coffee shop, with the smell of fresh cream in the air and Nessun Dorma playing softly in the background. That is, until you realize you’re in a food truck park in East Austin and it’s 110 degrees out. The menu consists mostly of gelato and sorbet - all made in-house - but they also have tiramisu made with fresh mascarpone cheese, cannoli, and affogatos."

"The gelato truck offers up a bunch of to-go gelato, including a good number of vegan options. To-go orders can be placed in person, over the phone, or online, and there are deliveries within a three-mile radius."

"This Japanese-inspired bakery offers character macarons featuring cute cultural obsessions from anime creatures to panda bears. The Japanese cheesecake is a must-try as is the Tayaki sundae. The ice cream flavors change weekly and the macarons come in a huge variety of flavors including London Fog tea, matcha, Mexican vanilla, and fruity pebbles."

"Located in East Austin sits a unique spot for Tex-Asian sweets. One of their most popular baked goods to try: jiggly Japanese cheesecake (basically a combination between cheesecake, pound cake, and flan textures). They also offer cute macarons shaped and decorated as characters and taiyaki hot pockets (fish-shaped waffle pockets)."

"The over 60 varieties remain as consistent as the freshness of the products, and although the plain glazed is by far the best seller, everyone seems to have their favorites. – shipleydonuts.com"

"Great doughnuts, quick and friendly service, but I wasn't super happy with the kolaches. They are the oblong style that I feel has too much dough co..."

"10815 Ranch Rd 2222 Building 6 Suite 212, Austin, TX 78730 512-614-0146. “Great donuts, service is quick and you can tell the staff is hard working!!. ” “Super friendly staff and yummy doughnuts.” “I usually order a donut or two, iced chai, and a croissant or kolache.” – howdy-donut.edan.io"

"The South Austin doughnut shop’s array of, well, very sold doughnuts, both yeast and cake. Of the latter, the blueberry cake doughnut is a sure bet."

"For a real sweet treat, check out the new french pastry house FoliePop’s. Located at Hill Country Galleria, they offer both sweet and savory treats with TONS of options. They have great coffee options too."

"One of the newest shops on the scene, Venezia features real Italian gelato from Italian owners Alice and Nicola Morella. Linger over one of the rotating flavors, such as green apple or toasty pecan, with a coffee or espresso. Or grab a Mr. Ring—that’s a gelato “doughnut” on a stick—to go, along with an imported specialty, such as balsamic vinegar or Amarena cherries."

"Ao5 Gallery is Austin’s largest contemporary art gallery and has been committed to bringing a wide selection of accessible fine art to Austin for over 20 years. We are constantly changing our display of featured artists to attract new visitors and keep the gallery fresh. With multiple artists receptions and events each month, there is always something new to see and experience, even for frequent visitors."

"Art on 5th is one of Austin’s largest contemporary galleries. The unique space, with its museum-like setting spanning over 6,000 square feet, features an eclectic collection of modern and contemporary artworks by Texan, American and international artists. The gallery was opened in 1988 by Joe Sigel with a collection of works by renowned artists including Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol."

"Ao5 Gallery is committed to representing an eclectic variety of accessible fine art that Austinites are immediately drawn to. They constantly change their display of featured artists to attract new visitors and keep the gallery fresh. With multiple artists receptions and events each month, there is always something new to see and experience, even for frequent visitors."

"Austin-based non-profit arts organisation Big Medium provides an innovative year-round exhibition programme split between two venues, Big Medium Gallery at Canopy and Big Medium Gallery at Bolm. They also host several large-scale art events such as the East Austin Studio Tour, and the West Austin Studio Tour, self-guided tours celebrating the wealth of talent present in Austin’s wildly diverse creative community, and the popular Texas Biennial which provides an exhibition opportunity for all contemporary artists in Texas. Their dedication to the visual arts community in Austin has manifested itself in a variety of partnerships and projects with other Texan art organisations in order to support the arts throughout Texas."

"Big Medium is a public-service organization, committed to championing and cultivating local artists that concentrate on the contemporary arts. Big Medium assists artists through art development programs and partnerships. Big Medium serves to nurture the art culture in Austin and promotes comprehensive social dialogue between artists and their communities."

"Big Medium is a nonprofit organization with the goal of providing a space for artists to create and exhibit their work. They hold events all over Austin, but their studio space at Canopy provides a space for the artists and their audiences to connect. View this post on Instagram"

"ICOSA is another nonprofit space for artists to showcase their works, without the typical restraints other galleries may have. The organization is home to a group of artists known both nationally and internationally, and they offer art shows, educational programs, and a way to create a running dialogue about art. View this post on Instagram"

"JuiceLand is another solid, plant-strong option that makes Austinites smile. The website says the business opened in 2011, though it seems like it’s always been part of the Austin scene. JuiceLand expanded quickly in Austin, as Austinites were clearly thirsty for it!"

"Juiceland has locations all over town and is a great spot to grab a healthy breakfast, snack or lunch. They also have bars, bowls and some grab-n-go options. I grabbed a quick smoothie from their extensive menu one morning and it was yummy and filling."

"Whether you’re on a juice cleanse or simply curing a hangover, Juiceland has you covered. They offer more than juices too - teas, herbal shots and tonics, and incredible smoothies. Try the Wundershowzen."

"For animal lovers, the only thing better than a 100% plant-based eatery is one with a dog-friendly patio. Counter Culture has you covered on both counts. The menu is very seitan-centric, so if you can’t do the wheat gluten thing, try the garbanzo “tuna” salad with cashew cheeze, beet mushroom walnut burger, BLTA salad, or lentil loaf."

"Counter Culture, E Cesar Chavez Street|Courtesy of Counter Culture. Counter Culture is often seen as a healthy challenge by locals whose attempts to eat raw foods only last a few days. Counter Culture serves dairy-free and meatless foods all year long and makes them from scratch."

"The food was not impressive, but not better than what I would make at home. I was expecting more effort from a vegan place. Just tasted like premade food..."

"With a lively vibe and spacious digs, True Food Kitchen is part of a national chain founded by Dr. Weil. The seasonal menu is centered around his anti-inflammatory diet and is ideal for groups with different dietary needs. From salads and yummy pizzas to warm bowls, sandwiches, and entrees, many dishes can be modified."

"If you’re looking for a healthful, casual environment in downtown Austin True Food Kitchen at Seaholm is the place to be. They’re all about nutritious food filled with seasonal veggies and packed with flavor. Meat eaters can enjoy Sustainable Seabass and Grass-Fed Burgers."

"TFK could also be listed under “upscale” eateries because it’s a great place for a formal office/meeting lunch, but they also cater to healthy lifestyle and specific diets. I love their salads, poke, and Ancient Grains bowl. WEBSITE | 222 West Ave Ste HR100"

"This Japanese-inspired bakery offers character macarons featuring cute cultural obsessions from anime creatures to panda bears. The Japanese cheesecake is a must-try as is the Tayaki sundae. The ice cream flavors change weekly and the macarons come in a huge variety of flavors including London Fog tea, matcha, Mexican vanilla, and fruity pebbles."

"Located in East Austin sits a unique spot for Tex-Asian sweets. One of their most popular baked goods to try: jiggly Japanese cheesecake (basically a combination between cheesecake, pound cake, and flan textures). They also offer cute macarons shaped and decorated as characters and taiyaki hot pockets (fish-shaped waffle pockets)."

"The Cold Cookie is Austin’s first (and only, as far as we can tell) food truck dedicated to the fine art of ice cream sandwiches, made to order so you always get the perfect balance of crunchy chewy cookie and creamy filling. You can customize your sandwich with your preferred combo of scoop and cookie flavors, choosing from a menu that includes coffee Oreo, and cookies 'n' cream, as well as fresh-baked snickerdoodles, chocolate chip cookies, and more."

"Sweet trailer for ice cream sandwiches, milkshakes, sundaes and more. I recommend the birthday cake ice cream on snickerdoodle cookies!. Address: Trailer at 2512 Rio Grande, Austin, Texas, TX 78705"

"Have you ever had to pick between a homemade cookie and homemade ice cream?. It’s basically like choosing a favorite child. At Cold Cookie Company you can have the BEST of both worlds."