Rolling in Thyme & Dough
Bakery · Dripping Springs ·
Bakery & cafe with fresh pastries, sandwiches, cakes & bistro night
Bakery & cafe with fresh pastries, sandwiches, cakes & bistro night
"Maybe you have an early morning reservation at Hamilton Pool and want something in your stomach before going for a swim. Or perhaps you want to grab coffee and a quick breakfast before you drive further west into Hill Country to go antiquing. Rolling In Thyme & Dough is your answer to both of those situations. Try the breakfast croissant—the pastry is nice and flaky and comes filled with eggs, pesto, cheese, and ham (there are also bacon, turkey bacon, and chicken sausage options). The shaded patio has all sorts of eclectic and antique furniture that might feel oddly reminiscent of a childhood visit to your quirky aunt." - nicolai mccrary, anne cruz
"Primarily a bakery and lunch cafe, Thyme & Dough offers fresh pastries in the morning, light luncheon fare, and desserts. Thursday are Bistro Nights at the Highway 290 location (the other is on Ranch Road 12), where the chef creates dinner with ingredients from the Dripping Springs Farmers Market. Otherwise, takeout orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in services." - Erin Russell, Nadia Chaudhury
"If you don’t mind a drive, every Thursday night is bistro night at Rolling in Thyme & Dough in Dripping Springs — call ahead because they always run out of the chocolate mousse and the cobbler." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Maybe you have an early morning reservation at Hamilton Pool and want something in your stomach before you go for a swim. Or perhaps you want to grab coffee and a quick breakfast before you drive further west into Hill Country to go antiquing. Rolling In Thyme & Dough is your answer to both of those situations. Try the breakfast croissant—the pastry is nice and flaky and comes filled with eggs, pesto, cheese, and ham (there are also bacon, turkey bacon, and chicken sausage options). The shaded patio has all sorts of eclectic and antique furniture that might feel oddly reminiscent of a childhood visit to your quirky aunt." - Anne Cruz
"Yes, it’s worth the drive out to this Dripping Springs cafe if only for its great croissant sandwiches. Mornings include eggs your way plus pesto and provolone cheese and optional meats. Lunch includes the sandwich staples such as chicken salad, grilled vegetables, meatloaf, and tuna salad. Takeout orders can be placed online or in person; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury