La Patisserie By Oven Fresh Delights

This is the spot for a quick breakfast. Fresh ingredients, very friendly owner. I’ve tried every breakfast option and have not been disappointed. Egg, bacon and cheese croissant, WOW! They have various baked goods as well. The only thing I would suggest is to get a second person to man the register. The owner seems overwhelmed sometimes having to take orders, cook with a smile. Great lady though!

A great place to have breakfast in pflugerville. Always tasty. Very well priced. Cheaper then starbucks. Great coffee. Fast service. Just wonderful. I cant understand why the Starbucks is open when you have a great place like this next door.

LOVE the owner of this bakery, she made the macaroons for our wedding. The food is great, and the service is greater. Would highly recommend supporting this small, family-​owned restaurant/​bakery.

Best quiche I have ever had. Hands down. Try them all but leek & onion is the best. Crust is buttery and delicious, eggs and cheese perfectly melded — mixings fresh and proportioned perfectly.
Doris, the owner, is sweet, caring, and a strong business owner. She is an artist. She loves what she does and it shows.
Fiancée loves the croissants and I am begging you Doris, PLEASE bring back the peanut butter cheesecake!!!
again, if you are at all interested in quiche — TRY LA PATISSERIE!!! It’s in the same block as the starbucks and the gold shop.

Adorable place, and love the croque madame. Buckwheat pancakes are a nice, and welcome, touch.

We were visiting from Florida and thankfully found this cozy little café. We got there a little before noon and there was plenty to choose from. The pastries were perfect, the cappuccino was delicious, and the macaroons had great flavor. But the absolute best was the prosciutto, I will be dreaming about it until we visit again!

This review is long overdue. However, I came here with my son and left very disappointed. First of all, although we didn’t make it in til noon, but being a «bakery», they were out of pastries except for a croissant and a couple of other things and macaroons. So we decided to try out of couple of their menu items. I ordered the Croque Madame and my son ordered the French Toast. To my surprise, the sandwich, although was good, came as basically a HALF naked sandwich being on just ONE slice of bread. Then there’s the French toast, which wasn’t even toasted! It was just on a plain slice of brioche bread, topped with fruits (that was still half frozen), drizzled in chocolate syrup and piled high with reddy whip. It was just a soggy mess. So yeah… we won’t be coming back.
Giving them two stars because at least the service was friendly and sandwich (although too cheap to add a slice of bread on top) was pretty good.

Place was not what I was expecting. The place is set up like a deli. No server, order at a cash register and then wait for your food. The food seemed good enough to merit having a waitress, but maybe there is just not enough business in this area.
Not a bad breakfast, or brunch. Kinda wish they had better hours.

I’m going to have to say that was probably the butteriest, flakiest, most deliciously cheesey and fresh quiche I’ve ever stuffed my face with.
After tasting that I had to try more. So I got a croissant. Best croissant EVER. Ever ever. Buttery and flakey and delicious!!! So then I had to try something else! I had a lemon bar. Not too sweet just perfect. A little sugar powder so so so so good. I’ll be coming back to have more, they’ve got a lot of good breakfast options. Quiches and crepes n such. YUM

Fabulous presentation, friendly service. Unique local business that I am happy to support! I had the breakfast quiche and am espresso. Amazing. I will definitely be back!

Crepes are good here. The grand marnier crêpe wasn’t available sadly so i ended up getting the strawberry kiwi crêpe and banana nutella crêpe. They were both delicious and fresh tasting. I really love the strawverry kiwi crêpe. Tasted very good. The espresso was also delicious. Only a few tables inside and hours are limited. They close quite early. There was only one worker at the time and she was very kind ! I will definitely come back to try other items.

It’s a small place and hard to find. But I must say they are doing a really good job there. I was welcomed in a homely manner and I ordered the regular la patisserie breakfast and a croissant. The apple croissant in particular was very tasty. You don’t eat such breakfast everyday and it’s worth a visit.

Found this place through Unilocal and was impressed.
It’s a hole in the wall, kind of hard to find, but worth it. The owners are from a town 2 hours south of Paris, so they know their stuff.
I had the plate with eggs, au gratin potatoes, and a croissant. The owner said they «cook the eggs for Americans» but whatever the case, they were superb, very flavorful and different. Potatoes were even better, and the croissant tasted just like they do in France – far superior to what you might get in the States, say, right next door at Starbucks.
The others in my party had a croissant sandwich and the crepes, thumbs up, and the soup with sausage, thumbs down, only thing that wasn’t excellent.
Service was a bit slow, but we weren’t in a hurry, and the owner apologized for the wait.
Definitely recommended and will be back next time I’m in town.

If it weren’t for Unilocal,and you weren’t already looking for this place, you wouldn’t know it even existed. They are located right next to Starbucks with an ugly «money cash advanced» sign near it.
Anyway, after finding this literal hidden gem, we went in and it’s a very cute little shop. It wasn’t too busy and we sat right away. We ordered a variety of dishes. I ordered the Tour Eiffel crêpe which. was. amazing!!! This was pretty much the highlight of my day, it was that satisfying!
The Quiche looked fantastic… as a cheese lover, this will probably be my thing now.
They had amazing desserts including macarons. I will definitely be a repeat customer and try out all the dishes now I know they are there.
Who knew you could enjoy a bit of Paris here in Pflugerville!

Great little spot!
The quiche was amazing and my husband finished his sandwich before I had my quiche finished!
The croissant was light and fluffy! The pan du chocolate was delicious. Take a break and check out this small businesses. You won’t regret it.

YEAH!
If some morning, for some weird reason you ever end up in or through Pflugerville, then 1) you have my condolences, and 2) be sure to stop here for breakfast. Not just by Pflugerville standards but in general this is very good food! Great quiches and breakfast platters.

Wonderful Experience & Food!
Croissants Galore! Quiches! Spoken French, you name it.

If you are a fan of croissants and want the best ones available in Austin, it’s worth the trip to Pflugerville to try these. It was a friend of mine who brought me here after raving about their almond and chocolate croissants. I got one of each and they were exceptionally tasty. The best croissant I’ve had in Austin thus far bar none. It doesn’t hurt that the owners are legitimately from France and were really nice.
I tried some of their brunch food (fritatta and croque madame) and it was just ok. I ordered an espresso and call me picky, but I found the espresso cup it came in to be a little odd, it just didn’t feel right.
I would definitely come back though for the amazing croissants and the friendly service.

Oh, you little hidden gem!
It’s a small store, but who would’ve known that they have some great pastries!
I want to try everything since all of them are good!
The must haves: THE QUICHES!
I have also tried their breakfast and lunch menu, but tend to go towards the desserts more!

This place is a little hard to find but worth locating! A french bakery in far north east Austin.
Tried the Monte Cristo, bread could have been toasted a bit more but tasty.
Ate the quiche Lorraine — this was the best quiche I’ve ever eaten!
Tried some macarons and I was let down, I’ve had much better from the asian bakeries around here.
I will be back, no doubt. I think they could do a better job stocking their display cases and making the place feel more comfortable and like you want to stay a while.