Texas Bakery

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog of Austin, Texas, when most bakeries were just waking up, an old delivery driver pulled up to Texas Bakery. As he unloaded crates of fresh pastries, he noticed something peculiar—an unfamiliar box wrapped in brown paper sat among the usual orders. Curious, he opened it and found a note reading: ‘Try these on your customers—it’s my secret recipe.’ Inside was a single muffin that tasted like a cross between pecans and Texas sunshine. Word spread quickly, and soon everyone in Austin was lining up for those mysterious muffins. The delivery driver became a local hero, but no one ever knew who left that first magical muffin.

2. At dawn in Houston, as customers trickled into Texas Bakery, an old lady whispered to her friend, ‘Did you hear they found a whole nest of kittens behind that display case last week?’ As she spoke, a regular customer overheard and joked, 'I heard those kittens were so scared they baked themselves a cake!' Everyone laughed, and soon enough, the morning became even brighter at Texas Bakery.

3. At dusk in Dallas, a delivery driver pulled up to Texas Bakery with a mysterious package marked ‘Top Secret’. Inside, he found nothing but a note that read: ‘For best results, bake at 350 degrees for exactly 17 minutes.’ The next morning, the aroma of freshly baked goods filled the air as customers lined up outside. Turns out, the secret ingredient was just a bag of flour left overnight—nothing more than an old prank by the owner’s mischievous neighbor. Everyone laughed it off, and Texas Bakery became known for its legendary practical jokes.

4. At midnight in Fort Worth, a delivery driver pulled up to Texas Bakery with a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper. As he approached the door, a soft voice from inside asked, 'Anything new today?' The delivery driver carefully placed the box on the counter. The voice continued, ‘Just set it there, honey.’ He looked around but saw no one else. Curious, he peeked inside—only to find a freshly baked pie and a note reading, ‘For you, from your secret admirer.’ From then on, whenever anyone ordered a pie late at night, they’d receive an extra one with a little card saying, “Texas Bakery’s anonymous pastry delivery service.”