Artisan Bakeries near the Belmont, Texas 78604 Area (7)

Uwe's Bakery & Deli gives off the feel of an old café in Germany. This place has a great location with very friendly staff and above all, delicious food! Their baguette is good. It is light, like a Cuban loaf from Miami. You can also take home with you some baked goods to enjoy later. Don't worry, they will still taste fresh and delicious. There is a lot to choose from on the menu, which makes coming here exciting every time. Overall, the food is delicious, and they have a great variety of German bread and pastries. This place has a good family atmosphere, boasting delectable homemade food.          

Specializing in artisan breads, The New World Bakery is a family owned and operated bakery that was founded by “Native German, Reinhard Haltermann” in 1995. With humble beginnings, it started in a small office suite in South Austin with only a couple of delivery trucks and a lot of ambition. The business eventually out-grew and have been “providing fresh baked breads everyday” to customers in Austin and surrounding areas. Their bread contains no preservatives, no trans fats and uses local ingredients. The bakery is now strategically located in the beautiful and prosperous city of Kyle, Texas, staying true to the original goal of providing high quality artisan breads, “made fresh and delivered daily” to local restaurants.

Spread The Loaves, which is located in San Antonio, Texas, is a microbakery specializing in making delicious and healthy bread. You can find Spread The Loaves every Saturday at Select 210 Market. What to expect to see on display? A lot of choices, that's for sure. In the sourdough category, you have five different products. The Sourdough, Sourdough Focaccia Pizza Crust, Sourdough Focaccia, Sourdough Challah, and Sourdough Bagels. For brioche, you also have three different items to choose from: Brioche Cinnamon Rolls, Brioche Hamburger Buns, and Brioche Knots. They also make cookies and Babka. If you are a regular at 01 Farmer's Market, Spread the Loaves is there every Wednesday. If it is a Saturday, you'll find these delicious breads on display for sale at Select 210 Market. Customers are raving about Spread the Loaves. They say the breads are amazing and fresh and they remain in great condition days later. Many customers swore they will keep coming back to buy bread again!

La Panadería was opened in 2014 by Brothers José and David Cáceres. This is a bakery-cafe where they share their “Mexican heritage and love for baking” with the people of their adopted hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Specializing in Long-cultured Bread, La Panadería’s unique approach to breadmaking includes a “48-hour fermentation process” that results in artisan baked goods unlike any other. They also offers “Fresh Sandwiches, Bread, Desserts, Pastries, Cakes & Coffee” all in an open bakery. The attention to detail and welcoming atmosphere found at La Panaderia have quickly made the bakery and café a staple in the Alamo City. They were named one of the 10 "best artisanal bakeries in North America" by USA Today's 10 Best and seen on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives!

Crema Bakery and Cafe describes itself as "Southwest Austin's one-stop shop for amazing baked goods, custom desserts, exceptional café fare, locally roasted coffee and more, all wrapped up in a space that welcomes guests and invites them to stick around for a while". That is an amazing sales talk. I would surely want to get in, have a drink, and have a bite! If you are wondering what to order, how about a Fredericksburg Peach Cobbler and a Cappuccino? If it is warm outside, you can order a cold brew instead. And if you are planning to stop by, why not bring your family and friends too? I'm sure they too will enjoy the food and ambiance here.

Jinx Bread, which is located in Austin, Texas, is a neighborhood bakery specializing in naturally-leavened bread. The bakery does not use commercial yeast. The bread here also has no seeds, sugar, nuts, dairy, or artificial sourdough flavoring. Customers love the bread here because the caramelized crust of the bread provides a perfect crunchy texture that compliments the extra soft bread underneath that crust. Visit the store for some much-deserved excellent bread. They have The Original Rustic, Whole Wheat, Rustic Mini, and Guzzini Bread Box. They also have Sugar Cookies (Classic and Premium) as well as Fresh Pasta (Classic, Premium, and Fancy). While you are here, buy a jar of Herb & Garlic Butter as well. You can pick up your order of bread in any of these locations. If Wednesday is a good day for you, visit the Dripping Springs Farmers Market anytime from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. If you want a Saturday pick-up, head up to Barton Creek Farmers' Market anytime between 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Every Sunday, the Pedernales Farmers Market is where you can pick up your order, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

In 2017, La Panadería opened a new “6,000-square-foot location at the corner of Houston and Navarro Streets” that offers pastries, tortas, lunch options and a coffee bar. They specializes in making “handmade bread and pan dulce” inspired by Mexico’s Golden Era, or Epoca de Oro, also draws influence from “French, Italian and American breadmaking techniques.” In addition to the menu options offered at Alamo Heights, they are also offering a “new bread made with kamut flour,” an ancient grain, meant to provide a healthy living option. They have also added grilled chicken to the menu, because the downtown kitchen is larger and able to accommodate a grill.