Mindy L.
Yelp
The quest for cronuts continues, and some yelp research led me to this cute little shop located on Westheimer between Edloe and Timmons.
Stopped by on a Sunday morning around 8:30am and the place was already packed. In fact, it was so packed that we had scoot out of the way every time a new customer came in the door (the shop is tiny). There was also a line. Seriously? Shouldn't people be asleep in bed on an early Sunday morning? The wait took about 15 minutes, not too bad. The good thing is that once you order, they grab the stuff for you and you're ready to check out.
We got the non-filled sugared cronuts (of course), two kolaches, and several piglets. The piglet basket was empty, but when I asked they went to the back and got more. They also asked if we wanted the kolaches heated, which was a really nice gesture.
Cronuts: Thick, fat, and very lightly glazed. Crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, I enjoyed every bite. It wasn't overly sweet and the layers of dough inside was delightful. Yum!
Ham and cheese kolache: Bread was soft and fluffy paired with chunks of ham and melted cheese. Loved this one as well, too bad it was so small, gone in a second!
Egg, bacon and cheese kolache: I liked that the bacon was evenly distributed throughout the whole kolache so you get bacon with every bite. The eggs however tasted like eggbeaters. Meh.
Piglets: Bite sized kolaches with a slice of sausage. Delicious!
This place is definitely on the pricey end, as the cronut is $3.79 and the kolaches were $1.99. Nevertheless, everything was good and since the place is so packed, you know the turnover rate is high, which means more fresh kolaches and donuts for me!
There's also a drive through, will try that next time to see if the wait is shorter.