The Rose Bakery By Julie Myrtille

Definitely a cute bakery from an aesthetic point of view, but this bakery definitely needs more cupcakes and coffee options. Their only cupcake option was a small pumpkin, seasonal flavor, and it was gone within three bites! My bf also tried a slice of rose pound cake, which did look interesting, but was not worthy of a "best cake" label. He also ended up getting a London Fog hot tea latte after realizing they didn't have matcha. I won't discredit the ample amount of other dessert offerings, but I will always prefer a variety of cupcakes over a variety of desserts when it comes to baked goods. They did have some chewy-looking cookies at the counter that looked tempting enough to give them a try. It's definitely conveniently located in the Arboretum, and could be a cute place to meet up with friends over an afternoon coffee or tea, but for my cupcake cravings, I would opt for another bakery,

I felt compelled to come here after reading several of my fellow yelper's reviews. This is a decent breakfast nook with some tables inside and a couple of chairs outside. Many of the items don't seem to have any pricing so you might get sticker shock at the register. My ham and cheese croissant and a regular croissant was $15. And yes, they'll flip the screen around on you with the predetermined tips. My observation concerning this bakery was that they had nowhere near the options or variety that you would find at an 85° bakery. Nonetheless, what they do have on display is well made. No public bathroom.

$12 for a small 2 inch sliver of cake is absurd. I think it was at best a 4oz slice that would have been fair at $7, so beware. No amount of flavor is worth that gouging. Go to Whole Foods across the way and get a whole cake for a few dollars more. I get paying for a service and ambiance, but this place is beyond proud; NYC and Paris are not even this expensive. Not worth the hype and I won't be back.

Yowza! Instagram fail. Came in 11:30AM - 3 other people at tables waiting. One waiting for drip coffee, another waiting for a latte -- waited 10 minutes before my order was taken (no line) - ordered one apple turn over -- waited another 10-15 minutes. There was Zero line the whole time I was there. There were two people working. After finally delivering 2 heated pastries to table after 2 failed latte attempts, she forgot to brew coffee for the other person waiting. So she started that process-- then realized she didn't yet heat up my pastry. The other employee just stood around -- mind you -- things needed to be stocked on the floor. Y'all -- Austin is a big competitive market! To say I drove 15 minutes to get here -- sorry Julie! Check in on ur employees-- they need help - I can't imagine being there if it were busy.

This place is very cute.The space is well maintained and the person working the day I went was super friendly and helpful.The drink options are only HOTZERO iced anything which is a huge downside to myself.The pastry range that one can select from is large which is great yet nothing seemed to be ground breaking.On a shelf kind of above eye level there seemed to normally be bread options you can buy. Yet the other day when I went in there wasn't much other then two long loafs.If you think this would be a great spot to do work sorry to say it's not.No wifi no power outletsAgain the space is nice and very well curated but that's the extent to me.I would come back for a coffee if I was shopping in the area but that's about it.

Cute, French style pastry shop in the arboretum! We stopped by walking past to mosey around and scoped out an abundance of flakey, sweets and savory noms!Picked up a chocolate croissant and a spinach and feta pastry and both were very tasty! Service from the staff were very friendly and attentive to answering any questions we had and I was able to get my order in and out no problem!Lovely interior decor and aesthetic for all your romantic style vibes and quaint surroundings!

Beautiful space with gorgeous marble bistro tables. At 3:45 on Saturday almost all the items were sold out. My friend opted for a slice of cake- $12. A very apathetic worker boxed it up in a plastic to go container. We sat inside to enjoy the environment and the treat. There was a utensil station with pretty pink cups but no water. We had to ring a bell to ask for water. A different dark haired woman came out to assist. She was much more happy to assist customers. She gave us water in plastic cups. Since the cost of the baked items seems to include the ambiance of the shop it would be nice if they gave real plates and glasses to enjoy the meal. It cheapens the experience to eat out of plastic to go boxes. At $12 for a small slice of average cake with unhappy service I would not be inclined to return here. It is very pretty inside for sure, unfortunately, they don't seem very welcoming to guests.

Best croissants in town! Incredible service, love the almond pear tart. I will recommend it to anyone looking for real French pastries

Food was awesome! Great variety! We tried spinach and cheese pastries which were yumm! Ambiance and service was great too!

I never write reviews but I feel like I had to about this place after seeing some TikTok videos. I received the worst cappuccino of my life here and everything was extremely overpriced. They charge $2 to use almond milk instead of regular?! That's absurd. After two coffees + 3 pastries + a tip it ended up being close to $45? The coffee was plain bad and the pastries were pretty mid. I feel like if you're serving espresso drinks (and charging the highest price in the city) as one of your main selling points, you should at the very least be able to make the drinks. Just so you know, the ratio is 2oz of espresso, 2oz of steamed milk, and 2oz of foamed milk. Not 14 oz of steamed milk and 2oz of espresso. I will not return