Rockport Bakery

Not an apple fritter. At $5.50 in price, I was expecting 'apple' in this sizable donut. Instead, it was similar to a large cinnamon roll. I did not get apple in any of my bites. Also, the texture of this donut was very doughy. This place was not for me.

Don't waste your money! Tacos are disgusting. Tortillas have been taken straight out the bag and rolled with whatever. They are premade. Not even warm. The bacon and egg had 2 tiny little bacon bits in it and when I bit into it it tasted like a fishy sort of mush. It was disgusting to say the least! It's a bakery and they couldn't even make homemade tortillas? Stop at the food truck down the street to get homemade tortilla tacos and better food.

"Bakery" the word makes me think of homemade cookies and cakes and breads, aromatic smells of coffee... not this place, though. I literally paid $12 for a microwaveable croissant from H‑E‑B, an Otis Spunkmeyer muffin and maybe a cupcake that was homemade. The place is like a bakery front jammed into grandmas living room, with junk, literally, all over the place.. all the way down to the live birds that sit in a cage behind the counter. Maybe it is a good thing they're selling prepackaged snacks at an exorbitant price. Next time I'll stop at the gas station.

They were friendly and locals seemed very happy with products offered. It was ok. We drove from Corpus Christi (where we were staycationing from San Antonio) hoping for some really delicious local breakfast. We had the pre-made (then microwaved) ham & cheese croissant and crème-filled donuts. They were ok.

Yes for the food but there were some parakeets pretty close to the food. I thought that was or could be a bit concerning. Yes they were in a cage but is that really sanitary for a bakery?

While the cinnamon roll was fantastic and the cream cheese danish was well made, the interior needs some help. It appears the fridge went down some time ago and the drinks are scattered across several shelves. There are different chairs and racks of clothing attempting the block the view of the downed units. The tables had not been wiped down, despite us being the only customers. The exterior looks like a nice little bake house, but belies an interior more like a boutique gone to seed.

Food and service were amazing. Super nice people. I would highly recommend going here for breakfast.

Food was hardly edible and expensive. Weird vibe inside with birds and fish. So strange.

We were in the area to enjoy some birdwatching and decided on a simple breakfast. upon the recommendation of other people in our party, we tried Rockport Bakery. The bakery itself was kitschy inside with a little bit of seating for people who want to stay. We ordered an array of breakfast tacos, of which the bacon were my favorite and pretty decent, although I was hoping for a little bit better. We also ordered a few baked goods... Some highlights were the excellent cream filled and jelly doughnuts and a cheese danish, which I was told was excellent. We also ordered a Keylime pie for later, which was quite good with its creamy texture and tart sweetness.The person at the counter was very nice and answered any questions we had. Overall, I was very happy with my experience. Next time I'm in town, I will definitely come back for yummy baked goods and a quick, easy breakfast.

Love this bakery! We stop here every time we visit. Have not had anything in there we do not love. Family owned and they are so sweet and knowledgeable about the area.Don't miss out on this gem!!