Moeller's Bakery

Engagement cake was pretty but cake was bland and dry. I ordered a cake for my engagement party which was like a bridal wedding style cake. The staff was very friendly and helpful in guiding me to decide on what kind of cake to order. We decided on a simple but elegant one-tier white cake with some decorative flowers and gold flakes on the top. The end product looked wonderful and elegant just as promised, and was a great complement to our engagement party. However my guests and I found the cake itself to be rather disappointing. The cake was so dry that I needed to drink water between every couple of bites. The cake was also rather bland in flavor. In contrast, the white frosting was too sweet, and did not have much flavor other than a sugary sweetness. In all, I have mixed feelings about my experience. Moeller's delivered on the appearance and aesthetic, which was probably the most important thing for my occasion, but definitely underperformed in flavor of the actual cake. As a foodie I find that to be rather disappointing - when food tastes so much worse than it looks. If you are to engage their services, just don't expect too much in terms of flavor. But if you're just looking for pretty decorative baked goods, they will execute well.

I just stopped by to see what they got!! I couldn't decide everything looked so goodI bought different pieces and they were all soft and yummy what surprised me the most was these cookies. Usually decorated cookies like this are hard and not really delicious I've started to think they're just a gift as decoration and not really edibles WELLLLL THESE ONES were very very good the filling on the top was "cake like" and so soft and the cookie crumbled but nice to hard as a rock ! Lovely I really liked this place.Thinking on going back today

2023-02-11: I had Mr. James at Moeller's Bakery craft me this valentines-themed, king cake for my wife and daughter.It was absolutely outstanding. Once again, you absolutely get what you pay for at Moellers! It was moist, delicious, and wonderfully sweetened.I rarely, rarely eat sweets. So if I'm going to eat them, they have to be "top-notch"... and Moeller's is absolutely top-notch!

I was excited to try a few items from here because I'd read a lot of hype about this place over the years.The intent of the trip was to get a cupcake for my son, but since I can never just buy one thing we ended up leaving the store with a chocolate cupcake, a dozen Mexican wedding cookies, and a lemon meringue pie. Overall, the items were fine. The cupcake couldn't compete with cupcakes from specialty cupcakeries, the cookies were tasty, but a little bit soft for a Mexican wedding cookie imo, and I really wasn't a fan of the lemon meringue pie because it had a really artificial lemon flavor. I think we paid ~$35 for everything, so fair price.Its definitely possible that I just didn't get the right items this time. I do think they're known for their kings cake which I haven't tried, so I definitely will plan to try that in the future. They also had what looks like a pretty good selection of fruit kolaches, and I'm still in the market to find a good, true Czech kolache place in Houston. Essentially, not super impressed yet, but open to redefining my experience next time

Moeller's has been our go to bakery for many years. We wouldn't go anywhere else. The petit fors are to die for.

Best bakery that I've visited in Houston out of eight. Perfect fresh petit fours which which should be a must in bakeries but seemingly lacking in HTX bakeries, perfect apple strudel. Very good king cake that could sell well in New Orleans, kind of like a baked donut with premium fillings and sugar crystals on top. Great rec by NOLA's Phil M.

Pardon me, but this experience was absolutely weird! I'd passed this bakery on my way home from work for a few months and figured I'd take the family by on a Saturday we'd visited a nearby park. It looks pretty inviting from the outside, but we walked in and it was a small establishment with cakes and a very, very limited assortment of pastries. I wanted chocolate chip cookies. The weird thing was that when we walked in there were about three young women and one young guy behind the counter speaking Spanish and laughing (my girlfriend, who was with me, is Hispanic). We looked into the glass cases filled with whatever they had and didn't see choclate chip cookies or ver many any other cookies. I was confused. The staff stayed at the end of the counter and talked in low voices and didn't offer any welcome or assistance until we were leaving. I asked if they usally had cookies and they said not really. Maybe I'm the one who is weird, but I've NEVER been to a bakery that didn't have cookies. Wah-wah-wah!

Friends bright over an assortment of cookies for our house - all were so good and fresh. Cant wait to get more items.

Best petit fours town. Recommend getting a mix of all flavors keep cold until ready to serve.

It's always good - too good. Love their pettifores. People are pleasant and helpfulAmbiance is fine - not great but their food is