The turkey and cheese croissant was amazing. The flaky crust was delicious. I would go there again. The Quacks in Austin was in a great area. Lots of parking and good outside seating.
Tibor Kisel
The croissants at this place are PHENOMENAL. I tried them for the first time last weekend and went back again this weekend! I am telling anyone who will listen that they need to try these things.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Misa
There's a wide selection of dessert and pastries. The brownie was more cakey than fudgy, so it wasn't my ideal browie , but I enjoyed the chocolate vanilla cupcake because the frosting was a fudgy ganache that tasted great by itself and on the cupcake which was nice and moist. Worth stopping by if you're in the area and in dire need of a little treat!Vegetarian options: Many good-looking vegan options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Cupcakes
Jonny Matranga
I've been frequenting this location for the last 10 years and have always loved the quality and craft of dessert from Quacks...However, the price gouging has gotten out of control. I have always loved the tiramisu. Just 3 years ago it was 4.50 per slice.Last summer it was 6.00 per slice. Now it is 8.00 per slice. Today, I paid nearly double what I did just a couple years ago and looking at the slice -- it's also close to half the size.I'll dissapointingly say, today was the last time I'll be in quacks. But many good memories come from there.Overall, a half slice of pie shouldn't cost double what a full slice used to. We've got inflation, but come on.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Alice Sullivan
Been coming here for over a decade. Superb customer service and decadent treats. Good vibes, too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Katherine Birch
Recently stopped by for some key lime pie because of the good reviews and was a bit disappointed. The slice was delicious, but extremely small. Way too overpriced for the tiny portion of pie that you receive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Aubrey Folwick
I really love the baked goods and coffee here! I'm super impressed by how many vegan options they have here. However, the service here can be hit or miss. I do wish that they had more gluten free options; it seems like they might have this based on their vegan friendly array of food, but there is actually nothing gluten free here except coffee. I am not gluten free, so it doesn't affect me, but I have many friends who are who I wish could enjoy this establishment the way I can (:
Charity M.
Given this place a few tries now and leave wishing for more . We have tried several cookies and pastries . They look really good but the quality just isn't there . Cookies are dry, bland and expensive . Don't mind paying more for quality baked goods but will stick with Whole Foods bakery until we find our spot .
julia b.
We loved the pastries, especially the cherry danish and the cinnamon rolls. My friend enjoyed their lemon bar we gave him.
I loved their tiramisu. Saying their tiramisu is the best I have ever had would not be an over-statement. It was so creamy and moist without being overpoweringly sweet. In fact, it had the right amount of sweetness. Their coconut macaroons were also delicious!!
John Haas
Ginger Cookie is the best coffee dipping baked good in Travis
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cookies
Justin Cullifer
I ordered a snickerdoodle cookie and a brownie. The person working at the bakery handed me the bag, I paid, and left. Since there’s nowhere to eat at the bakery, I drove home. Disappointed to discover no snickerdoodle but an oatmeal raisin cookie instead. IYKYK. :(
Lori P.
Oh how the mighty have fallen. This bakery used to be the best in town. Their cakes (German chocolate-pre-2010 and carrot cake) were my go-to on a weekly basis for so many years, but the quality has been waning for about a decade now and I can no longer recommend them unless every other bakery in town is closed. The fact that they stay open past 6:00 pm IS the only reason I've sporadically stopped by over the years. The slices get smaller and smaller and the recipes are just meh...tonight's sliver of key lime was too sweet! The only thing today's Quack's has in common with the legendary Quack's of old is the duck.
Eddie Duran
i accidentally found the bakery looking for doughnuts. but when i tell you it has the best mistake i could have ever made. i ordered a few cookies and a slice of coconut pie. let’s say i didn’t even make it out the parking lot . my new favorite Bakery.
Wonderful place!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The turkey and cheese croissant was amazing. The flaky crust was delicious. I would go there again. The Quacks in Austin was in a great area. Lots of parking and good outside seating.
The croissants at this place are PHENOMENAL. I tried them for the first time last weekend and went back again this weekend! I am telling anyone who will listen that they need to try these things.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
There's a wide selection of dessert and pastries. The brownie was more cakey than fudgy, so it wasn't my ideal browie , but I enjoyed the chocolate vanilla cupcake because the frosting was a fudgy ganache that tasted great by itself and on the cupcake which was nice and moist. Worth stopping by if you're in the area and in dire need of a little treat!Vegetarian options: Many good-looking vegan options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Cupcakes
I've been frequenting this location for the last 10 years and have always loved the quality and craft of dessert from Quacks...However, the price gouging has gotten out of control. I have always loved the tiramisu. Just 3 years ago it was 4.50 per slice.Last summer it was 6.00 per slice. Now it is 8.00 per slice. Today, I paid nearly double what I did just a couple years ago and looking at the slice -- it's also close to half the size.I'll dissapointingly say, today was the last time I'll be in quacks. But many good memories come from there.Overall, a half slice of pie shouldn't cost double what a full slice used to. We've got inflation, but come on.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Been coming here for over a decade. Superb customer service and decadent treats. Good vibes, too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recently stopped by for some key lime pie because of the good reviews and was a bit disappointed. The slice was delicious, but extremely small. Way too overpriced for the tiny portion of pie that you receive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
I really love the baked goods and coffee here! I'm super impressed by how many vegan options they have here. However, the service here can be hit or miss. I do wish that they had more gluten free options; it seems like they might have this based on their vegan friendly array of food, but there is actually nothing gluten free here except coffee. I am not gluten free, so it doesn't affect me, but I have many friends who are who I wish could enjoy this establishment the way I can (:
Given this place a few tries now and leave wishing for more . We have tried several cookies and pastries . They look really good but the quality just isn't there . Cookies are dry, bland and expensive . Don't mind paying more for quality baked goods but will stick with Whole Foods bakery until we find our spot .
We loved the pastries, especially the cherry danish and the cinnamon rolls. My friend enjoyed their lemon bar we gave him.
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I loved their tiramisu. Saying their tiramisu is the best I have ever had would not be an over-statement. It was so creamy and moist without being overpoweringly sweet. In fact, it had the right amount of sweetness. Their coconut macaroons were also delicious!!
Ginger Cookie is the best coffee dipping baked good in Travis
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cookies
I ordered a snickerdoodle cookie and a brownie. The person working at the bakery handed me the bag, I paid, and left. Since there’s nowhere to eat at the bakery, I drove home. Disappointed to discover no snickerdoodle but an oatmeal raisin cookie instead. IYKYK. :(
Oh how the mighty have fallen. This bakery used to be the best in town. Their cakes (German chocolate-pre-2010 and carrot cake) were my go-to on a weekly basis for so many years, but the quality has been waning for about a decade now and I can no longer recommend them unless every other bakery in town is closed. The fact that they stay open past 6:00 pm IS the only reason I've sporadically stopped by over the years. The slices get smaller and smaller and the recipes are just meh...tonight's sliver of key lime was too sweet! The only thing today's Quack's has in common with the legendary Quack's of old is the duck.
i accidentally found the bakery looking for doughnuts. but when i tell you it has the best mistake i could have ever made. i ordered a few cookies and a slice of coconut pie. let’s say i didn’t even make it out the parking lot . my new favorite Bakery.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Cookies, Cupcakes