Texas French Bread

My husband and I returned to Texas French Bread for lunch while on our ride. I love the atmosphere there. The outside seating is great! It's shaded by huge trees. We ordered our food at the trailer and were given a number and sat down and waited. It didn't take too long before we got our order. I ordered the Ham and Swiss Sandwich. It's my favorite. It's a yummy light lunch. The sandwich is good and the chips and salsa are a great side. Overall it's one of our favorite stopping places. Great outdoor atmosphere with friendly people working there and the food is yummy. We will return in the future.

What an incredible place. Without fail, this place is the best start to every morning. The food is always warm and fresh, and the drinks are seriously to die for. Since I started coming here, their chai has been getting better and better. I had to give my review a bit of an update because for a place to not only be getting better with their drinks but also with their friendly service is amazing. The chai is such an amazing way to start this hot morning and the people here are all so friendly and inviting. Plus the seating area is so cute!!

I finally had the chance to visit Texas French Bread. My fiancé and I each ordered half sandwiches for lunch, a cappuccino, and a whole wheat sourdough boule to take home. The bread is fantastic! Crispy, crunchy crust with a soft and fluffy crumb. I've been enjoying it with my morning fried eggs and veggies.They are still operating outside out of a vintage airstream but they have a full breakfast and lunch menu and baked goods for sale outside. They anticipate their re-grand opening in 2025.There's plenty of seating with large benches and tables to share. The ginormous tree will protect you from the scorching sun but when we stopped by it was raining and the tree kept us dry. I look forward to coming back soon as the baguettes and cookies look amazing!

We were visiting UT and this place came highly recommended. We got directions but were worried when we drove up to a fenced boarded up building. So I called and learned they were open in the garden out back. I'd recommend they hang a banner or sign street side to let people know they are open for business in the back. We almost drove off to find another place. We turned around pulled into the empty parking lot. We love supporting local businesses and enjoyed sitting under the big oak trees. There was a lot of pollen/dirt all over our table and I was a little sad it wasn't coming off of my purse. It would have been nice to have a larger towel to wipe down the tables. We waited a while for our food. Seemed to take a little longer (20 minutes) than I'd expect, considering it was pretty empty. Maybe they were short of staff. My latte came lukewarm but the sandwich was delicious. By the time we left, the parking lot was full and the line was long.

I purchased some Valentine's Day cupcakes from the establishment with my Farmhouse Delivery order last week. The 6-pack of treats came with chocolate (2), vanilla with strawberry filling, (2), and carrot cake (2) cupcakes. The carrot cake cupcakes were by far the best of the bunch. The carrot cake cupcakes are everything you love about the cake--outstanding spice flavor, super moist crumb, and velvety cream cheese frosting--in a portioned cupcake wrapper! The carrot cake cupcakes are deeply moist and filled with toasted walnuts. Most of the flavor in the cupcakes comes from the brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and carrots. If you have the opportunity to pick-up these cupcakes from Texas French Bread for $24.00 or from Farmhouse Delivery $29.99 (upcharge as these are delivered to your home with other organic and natural food from local TX farms and small businesses), these treats should not be missed. #supportlocal

Under all of that beautiful powdered sugar, my french toast was kinda burnt :( It didn't affect the flavor much and I still scarfed it down like nobody's business. The latte was great - subtly sweet with the vanilla syrup and warmed me up. The raspberry scone was my FAVORITE and I will get it many times again. It was flakey, buttery, and a little tart from the raspberry inside of it. It was just so good and I don't usually gravitate toward raspberries but I'm glad I did.‍

For a $10 plain croissant I want to see & taste all 55 layers of buttery flaky goodness. This wasn't it... Not bad, but definitely not great. Bready. They use organic grains which is great but then they also use veg oils so it's a little conflicting. In my opinion, crazy expensive for the quality.

Great food, they were renovating... I'm not sure where they're at now. I love their French toast of course. Their outside garden seating is adorable (as long as you get a table in the shade) The inside was cute before so I'm curious to see it remodeled.Their service is okay. Not amazing but not poor. Decent. I go for the food and ambiance.

Super unimpressed by this place. I had really high hopes going in, as a lover of French bread. I saw they had a ham & Swiss sandwich and got super excited as I expected it to be in a baguette. Silly me, when I asked I was told that the sandwiches are only made on their sandwich-slice-cut sourdough. I came all this way so I was like okay I'll try it. I did a half sandwich because the prices are insanely high. Full regular sized sandwich (quality of one you could make at home) is priced at $17!!! So I get myTiny half sandwich with a sad side of tortilla chips and salsa that really doesn't match up with anything else on the menu. My boyfriend gets a half turkey. We should have just split a full sandwich in hindsight because neither of us really ate our side of chips. The ham itself was pretty good, but not good enough to save this meh meal. High quality meat that would be better showcased on a baguette simply with Swiss and Dijon. The atmosphere was cute, I liked being among the trees and the airstream was a nice touch. But yeah...won't return. No reason two lackluster half sandwiches and two small drinks should total $38.

The cookies in a tin were old dry and tasteless, not to mention severely over priced. If they had even been decent it would maybe be worth half that price. Yuck. Gingersnaps used to be really good. Food is decent.