Teal House Coffee And Bakery

Stopped by to get some of their famous cinnamon buns. Middle size buns with alot of icing. Not too sweet which is always a plus. Heat them up and it's one delicious thing.It was a bit expensive in my opinion. $5 a bun but it's worth it.

Don't sleep on Teal House. I've live in Austin for 4 years and finally made my way here.Y'all, this coffee house is a bakery in back.With a selection of coffees & teas to pair with fresh baked pastries, it's a yes and more please for me.The breakfast croissant has a crispy, yet perfectly soft and fluffy inside. The kolaches are from heaven and I usually don't like them. They have fresh sourdough bread.Y'all, this place was awesome. Huge fan!

This place was amazing!!were visiting Austin from Miami and staying in downtown.One day we decided to have a coffee in south congress area and we found this place through Yelp.Looked great on the pictures.It surely didn't disappoint.The interior is cute,it has good atmosphere and the staff is very kind and friendly!Coffee was well made,all of the pastries were fresh and delicious.We had jalapeño-cream cheese,almond,almond-chocolate and raspberry.Yummy!I even ordered a wrong item and they exchanged for me at no additional cost.Will definitely come back here next time we are in town!!!!

I've often loved the brisket kolaches at Teal house, but today the coffee was the star. I don't normally think of Teal House as a coffee haven but today I ordered and Americano, and it turned out to be one of the best I've had. The smooth taste stood out. Superb coffee & light chocolate highlighted, but no bitter or sour can through. My girlfriend had a cappuccino and she also rated it among the best in Austin. Could it be the be the blond haired, 5 foot, tattooed barista? Maybe. Whatever it was, it worked.We also had the breakfast sandwich and a few brisket kolaches. The kolaches have always been a favorite, but today they were a bit tough to chew. With some peppery BBQ sauce they were still a draw, but I do hope they return to their method that produced fluffier dough.The croissant breakfast sandwich I still enjoyed. I would have liked another half tablespoon of the spicy green sauce, but aside from that, the crispy croissant provided a satisfying crunch around the egg and bacon that I'll still seek out a couple weekends per month.

We originally were going to eat at another brunch spot close by but the wait was too long. Good thing! This place was great.The crossiant breakfast sandwich was fantastic. The sausage had really good flavor and wasn't greasy. The croissant was buttery, flaky perfection. My blueberry lemon kolache was served warm, soft, sweet, with a little tart. My girlfriend enjoyed her coffee and I enjoyed an iced chai tea. I've had a LOT of iced chai in Austin and this one was one of the better ones.

Such a cozy little shop! The croissant was so flakey and delicious! The BLT was amazing I will go back just for that. Food came out fast :) thanks teal house!

Every time we're in Austin, we drive by this bakery so we finally made a point to stop in for breakfast with friends. The interior was cute and we came in before the weekend breakfast rush so we were able to find parking and seating. I got a vanilla latte and pumpkin muffin, and both were fine. The staff were friendly and the inside was clean.

Come here to get the *BEST CINNAMON ROLLS IN AUSTIN!!*We get them in bulk for work morning meetings sometimes, so I have had them before, but today was the first time I visited the bakery and picked up an order for a quick bite. The workers were friendly and the shop was cute and perfect to lounge in and get some work or schoolwork done. My food & drink reviews are below:Cinnamon Roll: OMG OMG OMG. Not only is this the best cinnamon roll in Austin, it might be the best I have ever had. The soft cinnamon bread and cream cheese icing duo is insane. 10000/10Sausage Kolache: 10/10 Vanilla Caramel Iced Latte w Almond Milk: 8/10

Thursday 7/25/2024I originally came across this spot from Reddit when I was searching for "best cinnamon rolls in Austin" so I had to find out for myself.The service was pretty good: the worker was friendly and very helpful with explaining the items.I got the sausage kolache $4.50, cinnamon roll $4.55, and the andi crossiant (cinnamon roll) $5.25.- The sausage kolache was my first time experiencing a kolache (which is a Texas staple) and it was actually pretty decent. - The cinnamon roll was regarded as "the best cinnamon roll in Austin" by the worker and I have to respectfully disagree. The cinnamon roll was decent but definitely not the best I've had in Austin.- The crossiant cinnamon roll wasn't fully what I was expecting (I was more so expecting a textbook cinnamon roll with crossiant breading) but I ain't mad it. It has a nice crispy crossiant texture but I'd say it's probably a 7.3/10 for me.All in all, Teal house was a solid experience that I would be open to returning to and I would recommend it if you're in the mood for a kolache or cinnamon roll.

This is the place for the BEST cinnamon rolls in Austin. All of their baked treats are fresh and fantastic. I also recommend the almond and chocolate croissant. Their croissants are light, flaky and have a delicious filling!Teal House Coffee has a few tables and chairs inside and outside if you're looking for a co-working spot.