NOW OPEN: Abby Jane Bakeshop launched its Dripping Springs location in Jan 2021. Owner Abby Love and team are serving up a selection of baked goods featuring heritage grains grown in Texas and freshly-milled by our next-door neighbor, Barton Springs Mill. Expect naturally-leavened breads, wood-fired pizzas, sweet and savory pastries, and seasonal treats. The bakeshop also has ready-to-eat lunch items like fresh grain salads, slices of quiche, and spreads and dips to accompany our breads. Meanwhile, our cafe bar offers locally roasted coffee and loose leaf tea alongside local wine, beer, and cider on draft. Guests can order ahead for contact-less curbside pick-up or enjoy their picnic at a table on our covered patio or oak grove
"Austin pastry chef Abby Love opened this Hill Country bakery that churns out exceptional bread, croissants, and pastries (try the monkey bread). The bakeshop also serves sandwiches, grab-and-go sides, and, occasionally, wood-fired pizza. Takeout orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Erin Russell, Nadia Chaudhury
"The Dripping Springs bakery courtesy of extremely talented baker/owner Abby Love is full of wonderful breads, pastries, and more. It’s even more delightful when you learn that the team makes use of grains created by next-door neighbor Barton Springs Mill. Takeout orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Go for full peace and quiet at this bakeshop out in Dripping Springs, which offers breads, cakes, croissants, all made with Barton Springs Mill flours. Abby Jane also offers sandwiches, picnic-ready sides, and beer and wine on tap, as well as a shaded picnic tables for eating outside. Takeout orders can be placed online, there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Erin Russell, Nadia Chaudhury
"Abby Jane Bakeshop is attached to the local grain mill, because of course there’s a local grain mill in Dripping Springs. This is the spot when you’re looking to have a full breakfast before a day of distillery- and brewery-hopping, or just want a quiet place to have an afternoon treat without fighting through hordes of people wearing expensive suede hats. You’ll find a selection of rotating goods in display cases, including super flaky croissants and wonderful sourdough pizzas loaded up with sumac veggies or beautifully curled cups of pepperoni. Plus, its location just behind Treaty Oak means you can quickly chase your apple danish with an excellent cocktail. " - nicolai mccrary, anne cruz
"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 breads. Takeout orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor seating areas." - Nadia Chaudhury