Thanksgiving brings plenty to look forward to: gathering with your favorite people, sharing a meal and saving just enough room for dessert. Whether you’re hosting or bringing something to share, a stop at a nearby bakery can make holiday preparations a little easier.
From classic pumpkin pie to pan dulce and fresh bread, these five bakeshops around Kyle and Buda offer delicious ways to round out your Thanksgiving table.
1. Texas Pie Company
For a traditional Thanksgiving dessert, start with Texas Pie Company in downtown Kyle. Its selection includes Southern Pecan, Dutch Apple, Pumpkin and Pumpkin Praline—giving you plenty of reasons to bring more than one pie.
Choose a familiar favorite or add something different to your family’s dessert lineup. A pie also makes an easy contribution when someone else is handling the turkey and sides.
Address: 202 W. Center St., Kyle
Phone: (512) 268-5885
Website: texaspiecompany.com
2. Abuelita’s Bakery Spot
Thanksgiving treats don’t have to wait until after dinner. Abuelita’s Bakery Spot offers made-from-scratch mini conchas and pastries that pair nicely with morning coffee or an afternoon catch-up with visiting family.
Bring a box to share while everyone prepares the meal, or serve pan dulce alongside your holiday desserts for a little variety.
Address: 21511 Interstate 35, Suite 101, Kyle
Phone: (512) 256-5536
Website: abuelitasbakeryspot.com
3. The New World Bakery
Fresh bread deserves a place on the Thanksgiving table, too. The New World Bakery offers artisan bread, ciabatta rolls and French baguettes to complement your holiday spread.
You can also add cookies or pastries for guests who prefer something beyond pie. Planning for overnight company? A few extra baked goods can make the following morning’s breakfast easy.
Address: 310 Edwards Dr., Kyle
Phone: (512) 268-3885
Website: thenewworldbakery.com/shop
4. Nothing Bundt Cakes
If your gathering includes cake lovers, Nothing Bundt Cakes offers another option for the dessert table. Choose a Bundt Cake to slice and share, individual Bundtlets or bite-sized Bundtinis.
The smaller treats are especially convenient when guests want a taste of several desserts—or when you’re bringing something easy to serve to Friendsgiving.
Address: 20090 Marketplace Ave., Suite 100, Kyle
Phone: (737) 374-7001
Website: nothingbundtcakes.com
5. Teal House Coffee & Bakery
For a sweet start to the holiday, consider cinnamon rolls or croissants from Teal House Coffee & Bakery in Buda.
Located inside Zoi Market, this bakery is an option for breakfast pastries to enjoy before the cooking begins. Pick up your treats ahead of time, brew some coffee and ease into the day with your favorite people.
Address: 200 N. Main St., Buda, inside Zoi Market
Website: tealhouse.co
Plan Your Holiday Bakery Pickup
Before placing an order, contact each bakery to confirm Thanksgiving-week hours, current selections, preorder deadlines and pickup arrangements. The items featured here reflect regular menus; holiday offerings and availability may vary.
Ordering ahead also gives you time to check serving sizes and ingredients so you can choose something that works for your gathering.
A Place to Gather at 151 Henke Cv
Discovering nearby bakeries is one of the small pleasures of getting to know a community. At 151 Henke Cv in Kyle’s Steeplechase neighborhood, home offers its own welcoming touches: vaulted ceilings, carpet-free floors, a covered patio and a shaded backyard.
With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and approximately 1,343 square feet, this single-story home offers space for everyday routines and seasonal traditions.
Want to learn more about 151 Henke Cv or explore homes in Kyle? Contact us to start planning your next chapter.
