Pflugerville Donuts

I was extremely impressed by Pflugerville Donuts. Everything was super fresh. They don’t over make things and let them sit out. I came late in the day and they only had 6 donuts left and I really appreciated that because it made me feel good that these tasty treats were made daily and obviously a community favorite since they sold out of nearly every single one!

Great local doughnuts… but the Boudin Kolaches are the best!!!
One word of warning… show up early– the good stuff goes fast! I showed up around 9:30 am and they were sold out of almost everything. What you see is what you get!

Really great donuts! Customer service is fast and great! I enjoy bringing my family here. They have a large variety of croissants and kolaches. There kolaches are delicious.

This place is great and on my way to work. I love the croissants with bacon, egg, and cheese, the jalapeño kolaches, and cinnamon twists!
Try it. You’ll love this place.

I love this place. I would have given them 5 stars except at times the wait is a little long, but thats just a sign of a booming business.
The donuts are great, but I think the croissants are my favorite. I am not sure if any part of a ham and cheese croissant sandwich is healthy but I am smiling the whole time I am eating it.
Cool Place

This is our Sunday treat place for my girls. They get a bag of donut holes and Daddy gets a Jalapeño kolache. Great place, always friendly people behind the counter. A must to get one donut (or two).

I freakin’ love this place. It is super small, but it has really great breakfast sandwiches! I love them. They also have incredible sausage kolaches. YUM! We stop here every time we head out of town. It’s kindof become our travel-​in-​the-​car food.

Just had a ham, egg, cheese croissant, and it was crispy and delicious. Also ate a cinnamon roll donut that was fresh and tasty. I’ve been craving more ever since.

Amazing donuts!!! All our out of town guests love them. If u know what a great donut should taste like, you will love these. The shop has zero atmosphere and service is mediocre, but I get over that while in my sugar coma.

Tiny, unpretentious little place with very nice people and *excellent* donuts! Definitely recommended.

we were visiting family in Pflugerville and when they went to work/​school we found ourselves hungry for breakfast. we didn’t have GPS and we didn’t want to get lost so we decided to keep it simple and drove down the street into the city of Pflugerville.
we found some stores and a McDonald’s but we wanted a sit down breakfast place. there was nothing. then we saw the donut shop with ‘breakfast’ in the window. we figured it would at least be better than McDonald’s.
i got a croissant sandwich with bacon, egg and cheese which was decent and my husband for a jalapeño kolache which is something we have not seen before. he loved it.
we also got a cinnamon twist and an apple fritter. the fritter was so big i couldn’t even finish it. the donuts were good.
the coffee was waaaaay too hot, i had to add tons of cream and let it cool down for a while before i could even sip it.
we decided to bring some donuts home for breakfast the following day. everyone loved them.
then the day after that we got a dozen mini-​kolaches for everyone, they were excellent!

Here, yet again, is another example of an Austin area business that is fearful they are going to sell something. Tell me where else could you go and find that a speciality shop is out of their speciality? Early on a Saturday morning and the case looked as though we had rationing of flour and sugar. You could buy what was left but they did not have certain kinds of donut as they had sold out. So yet again the consumer has to make do or walk out which is what I chose to do. I also noted that the cost of a dozen of the basic glazed donut was almost twice the cost of HEB. When will businesss people realize they go into business to SELL and to stock enough of the product they are supposed to be selling? I despair that this Austin area will ever grow up and be a progressive city not a place stuck in small town mentality.

Quite possibly the smallest bakery in Texas. Tiny little store but i suppose you don’t need to be a Wall Mart to sell donuts and coffee.
New place that has just recently opened up so i stopped in and nabbed a few croissants. Also tried the basics, chocolate glazed and cinnamon twist donuts. They were all freshly cooked and once i got some raspberry jelly on the croissants i had to give up on any other ideas for lunch
They also sell various breakfast items like ham and egg croissants, sausage wraps in biscuits or croissants. Kolaches and breakfast tacos.