Three Brothers Bakery

First time visiting Three Brothers Bakery. The place looks great and the staff provided excellent service. However, I wasn’t the biggest fan of the cake I bought it was a bit too sweet for my taste and felt very sugary. It might be perfect for people who enjoy very sweet desserts, but it just wasn’t for me. Overall, great service and a nice bakery, just not my personal preference.

I moved to Texas a little over 4 years ago from New York and have not had any Jewish bakery foods since moving here. Since the Jewish holiday of Purim is coming up in a few days I decided to look to see if anyone near me sold hamantashen, a triangle shaped cookie filled with jam, eaten on this holiday. Traditionally, back home in NY, the flavor jams one might typically find in a hamantashen would be apricot, raspberry, prune & poppy seed. However, any jam, jelly, chocolate ganache, or hazelnut spread would be appropriate. Upon doing a Google search, I found Three Brothers Bakery. Not only did they have several different locations, they had 10, TEN, different flavors of hamantashen! I was in awe, I called one location to verify this and yes, it was accurate. I was advised the cookies were about palm sized and sold individually, by the half dozen or by the dozen. Well, with 10 different flavors, you know I had to get one dozen of them! The flavors they had were: apricot, cherry, chocolate, chocolate chip nutella, raspberry, poppyseed, lemon, apple, strawberry and prune. While on the phone, I asked about their different challah breads & whether or not I had to preorder them. I was told they always had in-store for Fridays, but if I wanted to guarantee a specific flavor or amount, it would be best to order. I just wanted one with raisins. One I was used to having growing up. I was feeling rather nostalgic (and kind of home-sick) at this point. I was briefly put on hold while he checked in the back and upon returning to the phone, happily told they did have one available. I was super pleased, so I added that to my order. Then, to my surprise, he asked if I wanted it whole or sliced! Wow! Yes, please slice it! While I have a bread knife, I do make a mess of it. Not only that, but I planned to sneak a taste on the way home. Next, I had to know... did they have any black & white cookies? This is something you see EVERYWHERE in NY, at every bakery, every diner, in all the delis. And trust me when I tell you... as much as I love Black Bear Diner, it is not a traditional diner in any sense of the word. And delis... Texas has no clue. LOL. Anyway, yep, they had them. For all you guys who do not know what a black & white is, it is called a cookie, but it is typically 4" to 6" across in diameter and it is more of a cake-like consistency, measuring anywhere from 1/2" to as fat as 1" high at its thickest in the center, with the outer part of the circle being much thinner. The top part of the cookie is covered in a thick, icing, half is chocolate and half is vanilla, hence black & white. The cheap versions have a hard, candy-like coating, but those are not real. The man I spoke to on the phone was so polite, so very kind & sweet. At one point he even called me "m'lady". I could almost feel myself blush. When I arrived at the store, it was clean and smelled amazing. The cookies were boxed in a nice box & the challah bread was sliced into nice 1/2" slices, in a bag. I looked around to see what else I wanted, but decided to leave that for my next visit. On the way home, my taste of the challah turned into eating quite a few slices. It was so delicious! It did not need anything on it, no butter, no jam, no honey, nothing! It was delicious as is. In fact, that is what I ate for breakfast again this morning with my coffee! 🍞☕️ And last night for dessert I had just 1 hamantashen because they were so big and delicious. I tried the poppyseed one, and let's just say... I can't wait to try all the flavors now! Three brothers Bakery, I am so glad I found you. Thank you for the delicious bakery items. You have definitely found a new repeat customer! 😁

Amazing Bakery off of Woodway/Chimney Rock...Cakes, Pies, Cookies with Holiday & Seasonal Favorites with Custom Cales like Pictured from Legos to Batman and more...The Cupcakes 🧁 are 🔥 as well as the Mardi Gras King Cake 🎂...excellent staff the Ladies were top-notch customer service and super friendly!!! Excellent pricing for a old-fashion Bakery!!!

They are always on point! What would you like? I love when I go there and things are just almost done! I usually get the cheese pockets they are so filling! The cheese danishes are delightful. I recently had the pecan pie and the filling was perfect, the pie crust was flaky and I could tell by the flavor that the best ingredients were used. Thank you for all the delights!

Classic Houston bakery with a long family tradition and a wide variety of fresh breads, cookies, cakes and pastries that many locals love for breakfast treats and custom celebration cakes. Friendly staff and sweet treats earn praise, though some items or locations can be dry or inconsistent and service varies by visit.

Wonderful bakery. A gem. Enjoy and take some to your office. Lots of adorable kids stuff to eat too.

Don’t hesitate to come here, just about anything that catches your eye will certainly be good! The rainbow pinwheel is my personal fun and favorite cookie

The Three Brothers Bakery remains an excellent stop regardless the time of day. Their baked goods are wholesome and flavorful, the chai is spicy, and the staff is beyond reproach.

This is for the new location on Chimney Rock and Woodway, really like that I have a slightly near location, got several items including the dog treats. Got a slice of the Dark Chocolate cake it's heavenly, I wanted to take my time enjoying and not eat all at once, didn't work was too good. Know what I am getting next time.

The new Three Brothers Bakery on Chimney Rock is a game changer if you're in the Galleria area. While the Memorial location has their own charm, this one manages to create a fresh but familiar atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The day we visited there was a nice, dark haired man waiting on the customers and before we were throught the door the first thing you notice is the staff treating you like a long-lost friend. It's not just service, it's hospitality--there's a big difference, and Three Brothers nails it. Let's talk bread. If you're a rye fan, prepare to be delighted. Unlike some places where rye is more of a limited edition item, here it's a mainstay. It seems like no matter when you visit, that heavenly loaf is always available. Finally, a bakery that understands the rye-demption we all need. As far as the venue, this location is more compact than the Memorial loation which makes for a cozier experience. You're not lost in a maze of tables; instead, you're part of a more intimate setting where every pastry feels like it was baked just for you. Another win for the Chimney Rock spot? The parking situation. Easier than solving a two-piece puzzle. No more circling blocks or jostling for spots like the Memorial location; just straightforward, convenient parking. If you're looking for a bakery experience that offers warmth, quality, and convenience, then look no further than Three Brothers on Chimney Rock. Consider it your local haven where the rye is always fresh and the smiles are free.

The bakery is pretty new and clean. It's not somewhere you'd sit and eat (smaller and I don't recall seeing indoor seating, but some outdoors) but the selection is great and almost overwhelming (in a good way) since there is so much to choose from! They also sell candles, preserves/jams, and a few other non pastry items. Though they are new it seems like they already have regulars. The staff was nice and helpful, and I ended up taking 6 cupcakes home - we tried two tonight. My partner had the chocolate and Nutella swirl, which he immediately inhaled and was very happy lol. I tasted the frosting and it packed a punch. I also tried the cheesecake flavor, which was subtle but good. They are big cupcakes with thick, rich frosting so I couldn't finish all of mine in one sitting. We also got the Chocolate Ripple Fudge, Lemon, Oreo, and Italian Cream.

Everyone knows that the quickest way to my heart is through timely delivered sugar, so when in the area, I gave There Brothers a go! Amongst the many items I ordered, the fudge ripple cupcake and lemon cupcakes were so the most memorable, partially due to their height! They were so tall! ..."how tall we're they"..."they're so tall that if they broke their legs, they'd have to use ladders as crutches"). But seriously for the sake of my jaw, I had to abandon the bite method and forge forward with a fork and knife. The pairing of chocolate or devils food cake + fudge frosting was unsurprisingly delightful, the center filling more dense than I'd like, but the real note here is that the scale of this thing is not for the faint of heat. This little snack is: 1 serving for a true chocoholic, with a high sugar tolerance. 2 servings for most sweet and chocolate cake enthusiasts 3 servings for everyone else The lemon cupcake was about the same I'm stature, but flavor wise this one was all about the filling. I also tried a chocolate chip cookie, fudge pecan pie, and about 4 other goodies, none of which were memorable enough for me to note, however, the customer service, packaging, cleanliness, and offering selection were all on point so while I personally pr other bakeries in the area, but I can see how they're an appealing community addition!

Best. Bagels. Ever! I've been going to Three Brothers since I was a kid and recently discovered this location. Their bagels are fresh, crunchy on the outside and almost pillowy on the inside. My favorite is sesame seed, and the roll the bagel around in the seeds before baking, so there's sesame seeds in the top and bottom, guaranteeing flavor with every bite. I also got a coconut macaroon and a brownie. The macaroon was soft and filled with coconut and the brownie had a rich fudge like consistency with a hint of dark chocolate. The girl that rang me up was nice and courteous, will be my go to for bagels!

Located in a small plaza off of Chimney Rock, you'll find a small new location of Three Brothers Bakery with plenty of parking. If you're familiar with Three Brothers Bakery, then you know their challah bread is amazing. Baked fresh daily so pick yourself up a loaf before they sell out. I went at around 4:30pm and they already sold their last loaf. :( I wouldn't have thought they'd be sold out by then. I didn't want to leave empty handed so I decided to just pick up two cookies - white chocolate macadamia and Reese's cookie. Honestly wasn't wow'ed by the cookies. The Reese's was really underwhelming and expected more of a chocolate and peanut butter taste. Definitely on the pricier side because I didn't expect to pay almost $7 for two cookies. At that price point, I would go to a different vendor who would make more deluxe types of cookies (ie Pudgy's). I'm giving 3 stars for now because the service was really nice, the location was very clean, and they offer a really large amount of baked goods. There's something for everyone here. Their pecan pie is typically really good. I'll have to try out my usual items at this location and see if they're just as good. I'll be back for your challah bread, Three Brothers !!

I purchased a brownie and carrot cake cupcake. I absolutely loved the fudge brownie. The cold freshness melted in my mouth. I would give Three Brothers five stars but while at the counter I asked the baker if the carrot cake had nuts in the cake batter. He proceeded to ask his manager. His manager stated no, but keep in mind the cupcakes are exposed to other pastries with nuts. I was fine with that because I just don't like the texture. When I arrived home my cupcake was full of nuts. If I had a nut allergy this would be problematic. I can say the icing is extremely flavorful. I'll try them again. The ambiance was very inviting and everything is visible.

This place is my favorite! All locations are stellar. I've had nothing but delicious treats from three brothers. I highly recommend their lady fingers, m&ms cookies, and funfetti cake. The staff at every location is great, but I go to the tanglewood one most- and everyone who works there is lovely. You can't go wrong with three brothers.

Highly Disappointing, Poor Quality, and Awful Bakery. Goods are inedible and not worth eating. I ordered an apple pie for Christmas and bought bagels, then ended up throwing both away. The majority of the pie consisted of a thick, soft, gummy, not fully baked crust both on the top and bottom (after heating). As for the apple filling, it was too thick and had a gummy thickener taste. I'm not pleased that I had to throw away the only two slices of dessert on Christmas eve. On Christmas day I tried to salvage the pie and bake the crust for a long time, but the crust continued to stay moist and gummy. Those two slices were also thrown away, so I took my Costco apple pie out of the freezer, baked it, and that was delicious. This bakery, however,was so not delicious, or pleasing, edible, or worth eating. Ruined Christmas dessert. A real disappointment. Same for the bagels, in the garbage can. Tasteless, dense, and wouldn't crisp when toasted. I called the bakery to let them know, but they were unapologetic and didn't care. Never again. Poor quality, poor customer service, awful bakery.

I called December 14 to order a one layer strawberry cake that I have ordered before. I was told that because it was the holidays I could only order a two layered cake. when I asked why I was told that was their policy. so I asked how mUhc was that and was told it was $49 as opposed to the $32 cake I wanted. now the way I see it is that it's easier to make a one story cake but for greedy bakeries they want to make more money. so I will never order from them again.

I wanted a unique gift for my husband's staff, to be given during his annual appreciation and Pre-holiday dinner. My initial thought was to give evening a mini-GingerBread and and/or a Sugar bear. The staff here helped me come up with the best of both, a package containing a Gingy and Sugar Bear. The staff packaged them for me in a clear cellophane bags, sealed and Inclided a bakery sticker. They then carefully packed them into two boxes, which a staffer brought to my car.! Our guests loved them!!!

all i can say is yum yum yum. we picked up several boxes of pastries from three brothers on braeswood. they smell look and taste great! good customer service. good quality items.

Just bit into peanut butter cookie heaven! Thick cookie with sweet, salty peanut butter perfection!