Mozart Bakery

This little bakery is now my favorite stop on the way to work. Every morning there are
Fresh breads and pastries. The sweet potato pastry is one of my favorites. It is also a great place to set up a laptop and use their wifi and get some work done.
Very wonderful neighborhood bakery!

Been here enough times for the owner/​cashier to crack a smile or something. I’m a very positive person who exudes kindness on a daily, but truly can’t stand how some Asian businesses don’t understand that a business will only thrive if customer service is priority. Not expecting a red carpet treatment, but a simple genuine hello & goodbye would be nice…

I love that the place is next to 99 ranch. I like this place but then macaroons are too pricey. I bought 3 macaroons and they were like almost 5 dollars. I heard they also served boba too but I haven’t tried it. Booths are nice and spacious.

Macaron Break!
This is my second time going to Mozart and I tried macarons both times. Also, this place is really convenient since it’s right next to Ranch 99. The one major downside is that they are super pricey:($ 1.79 for a small tiny macaron… I don’t recommend this place for buying macarons. Other than that, I don’t know what the prices and flavors are for the other items.

Like green tea? And red bean??? Get the green tea macaroon with red bean ice cream!!!

Horrible. Rude and unfriendly service. Everything looks great but looks can be deceiving. Coffee tasted like it was a day old.

The bakery is good, but pricey. Service is slow, take almost 10mins to make the latte, (I’m the only one there.), try the other location before, like the one in Carrollton better.

Their sweet treats are good but watch out the cashier will try to double charge you. Make sure to calculate everything before you pay because I almost got tricked twice.

Their sweet breads are all so yummy! When you come inside its so hard to decide what to get.
The devour is very nice and cozy too. They have plenty of sitting and eating areas.
And on top of desserts, they also have meals and drinks you can order here. I liked their macaroons, the chocolate Danish and my husband ordered their strawberry smoothie which was also good.
This place is. a must try!

Ok, according to some of the reviews on here, the baked goods are delicious. I however had the worst cake I’ve even eaten from Mozart Bakery. My partner ordered my birthday cake from Mozart, and let’s just say it was not a classic. Mozart… Classic…get it? Ok back to the cake. I believe it was supposed to be a chocolate cake with chocolate filling and chocolate icing. The cake itself was extraordinarily dry… Sahara desert dry. The chocolate filling was dried out and crumbly, and the chocolate icing was like eating a mouthful of shortening with unsweetened cocoa powder mixed in. It seemed as if the cake was made a year ago, placed in the freezer, and then thawed out just in time for my birthday. For the cost of this 9″, piece of dried out chocolate nastiness, we could have had a somewhat decent, ¼ sheet, chocolate fudge cake from Sam’s club. I’m sorry Mozart. I love your music but absolutely hate your cake.

Came here for their boba tea. This particular spot was newer and cleaner. The place looks more comfortable as well.
They still have their usual bakery in the front. Seating and ordering is in the way way back. Seems like a cozy place. The flow of the bakery is much more inviting than the other original location.
Bubble/​Boba tea here is above 4 bucks. Their twist of their boba tea is actually a frozen ice drink which is good and bad. The bubble tea here is alright. It’s just a bit strange to have it blended with ice. We just ordered the thai tea. It was not bad; just mediocre.
Bit pricey here for a drink. Didn’t get the try the bread and pastries though. They looked very good though.
Had a sip of the blended ice bubble tea. A bit disappointing.

Everything is so new and clean here. It’s a great retreat to spend a quiet afternoon on your laptop because they have free wifi here or a great place to catch up with friends. They have delicious cakes, breads and awesome drinks. My favorite drink on their menu is the black tea bubble smoothie with half sugar.

— Breads are so delicious, with such a great variety. Love the almond croissant and the cream-​filled ones!
— Their desserts in their glass case includes whole cakes, slices, macarons, tiramisu, and more. Those are definitely more expensive than the breads, and probably only worth it on special occasions and when you can splurge.
— Booths are spacious and seem like it would be a great study spot, with their free Wifi. The booths are high and so you can have private conversations easily and don’t have to be distracted by others. Not sure about outlets for laptops though.
— Parking is decent in the plaza area since it is next to a large grocery store (99 Ranch)
— Their patbingsu (shaved ice with tons of fruit and ice cream) is HUGE.

Another great Mozart Bakery location. The scene here is quiet because there aren’t a lot of people that visit this location. They almost always have my favorite raisin bread left even when I come in the afternoon after 5pm. I love the booth seating and there’s ALWAYS vacant. The bakery is clean and they play music that’s not too loud so it’d be a good place for studying and/​or reading a good book. Love their macaroons and I like their honey citron tea (not sure if it’s called exactly that but something with honey and citrus).

Although a bit pricey, I LOVE the almond croissants and almond pound cake here! Addicted.
Like other locations, very clean and has wifi although I can’t attest to the quickness of it since I’ve never used it.
Not sure why, but every time I’ve gone, whether weekday, weekend, noon, evening, or whenever, there’s only 2 – 3 of each kind of bread. What if I want 6 almond croissants?!! Well, at least you are helping with portion control. My midsection thanks you.

Needs work. Felt like i was ignored because of my race.

I’ve tried just about every bread they have here… all excellent. I would write reviews on each of them but the great thing about this location is they give free samples of almost all their breads! Whenever I go, I still eat the samples even if I’ve already had the bread/​cake many times before.
The breads are pretty good value I would say, the cakes a bit pricier and prob for the more elegant/​sophisticated people. Though on special occasions, I would treat myself to a $ 4 slice of cake too.
The coffee and drinks are decently priced too. Not anymore than a cup of Starbucks.
The main thing I like about this location is the booths. It really offers its customers privacy. One of my favorite places to meet with people to catchup or to do work. Very quiet, serene.
All-​in-​all one of my favorite coffee-​shops/​bakeries to go to. Not nearly as rowdy as a Starbucks and better quality, better value items.

This new location seems like the other Mozart Bakeries in the area. Nice booths, good selection of tasty pastries, and a great location that beckons to grocery shoppers (from 99 Ranch in this case) to stop by for some coffee and a snack…