85C Bakery is nicknamed the “Starbucks of Taiwan” for good reason: there’s an array of bread like milk bread and soft brioches, sweet and savory pastries filled with red beans, ham, cheese, and chocolate, as well as European-style cakes and fun teas and boba teas. The pudding one is worth a try. The egg tarts are excellent as well. There’s a second location down on Airport Boulevard in Highland. Pickup orders can be placed in person or online; both are open for dine-in services.

The French-leaning far north Austin bakery offers up a nice array of pastries (including savory options like puffs), dreamy desserts, cookies (including nankhatai, a South Asian shortbread), and breads. Pickup orders can be placed online. The bakery has an outdoor seating area.

The Middle Eastern bakery offers a bunch of baklava options, from pistachio to even vegan, alongside a good variety of cookies. To-go orders can be placed in person or over the phone. The restaurant is open for on-site dining.

Both locations of the French bakery offer a nice array of baked goods, from its doughnut-croissant hybrid the crobrio, the millefeuille, to morning buns. Pickup orders can be placed in person. The bakeries are open for on-site service, with outdoor areas.

The two Austin locations of the French-Korean bakery chain (the other on Lakeline Boulevard) are your best bet for all sorts of bread (including milky), red bean buns, rich honey toasts, cakes, and more. To-go orders can be placed in person, and there are Uber Eats and DoorDash deliveries.

Find vegan gluten-free baked goods at the North Loop bakery, which dishes out cookies, Twinkies, bread, cupcakes, and doughnuts. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person.

It’s worth the scenic drive west of town to check out this traditional French bakery with a dizzying selection of macarons available in a rainbow of colors and flavors, decadently decorated treats, and pastries. To-go orders, including curbside pickups, can be placed online or in person. The bakery’s patio is available for dine-in service.

This Hyde Park bakery and its South Austin counterpart are the spots to sample the array of Quack’s signature mega-cookies and luscious cakes. To-go orders can be placed in person or over the phone, and there are curbside pickups. Both are open for dine-in services with outdoor spaces.

Sour Duck Market’s pastry lineup is inventive and fun, like buckwheat almond financiers and coffee cakes, alongside breads. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person. The restaurant is open for dine-in service, with a large patio.

The catering company’s northwest downtown and South First bakeries offer a lot of sweets on-site, like croissants, muffins, cakes, and brownies. Outdoor dining is available.

McGuire Moorman Lambert Hospitality opened up its flagship bakery in Clarksville, featuring all sorts of baked goods, from croissants to scones to cookies to tarts. Curbside pickups can be placed online or over the phone. The restaurant has reopened for dine-in service, with outdoor tables available.

The favorite French farmers market stand opened up its first storefront within the Springdale General complex in the East Austin area. On deck are so many pastries from croissant varieties to tarts to eclairs. To-go orders can be placed online or in person, and there are on-site dining areas, including outdoor space, available.

The Tex-Asian bakery is open with its signature adorable macarons, delicate Japanese cheesecakes, taiyaki, and other goodies. Curbside pickup orders can be placed online or in person, and there is a patio available.

The tiny South Austin bakery is all about bread, with all sorts of sourdough loaves (from white to olive), plus traditional ones and a variety of cookies, like banana-Nutella and peanut butter and jelly. To-go orders can be placed online or over the phone.

The trek out to Dripping Springs bakery is worth it for the stellar array of baked goods made with grains from host site Barton Mill, from scones to cookies to croissants to bread. To-go orders can be placed online or in person, and there is indoor and outdoor seating.

Sugar Mama’s is the gold standard for Austin cupcakes, so pay your respects and head over to experience the buttercream for yourself. Plus, there are other pastries and sweets to try out, too, like pies, cheesecake, bars, and more. Delivery and curbside pickup orders can be placed online.

The Latin American cafe serves up baked goods and sweets like chipa (Paraguay cheese bread), alfajores, medialunas, and sugar cane cakes. Contactless pickup orders can be placed online or over text message at (512) 387-0962. There are outdoor tables available, and there is a second location on East Sixth.

The new South American cafe and bakery and drive-thru is full of Colombian baked goods like pan de yuca (a cheese bread made with tapioca), roscon (a sweet bread filled with guava), and others. To-go orders can be placed online or in-person through the drive-thru. The cafe is open for dine-in service, with a large patio.

The South Austin bakery’s colorful and sweet pastry lineup is available, from pies, tarts, cookies, miniature cheesecakes, cupcakes, to cakes. Pickup orders can be placed online, and there are Favor deliveries. The restaurant is open for dine-in service.