Chrissys Homestyle Bakery

If you’re in the mood for some great pastries this is the place in Llano. The pastries are so flakey you’ll want to eat them before you get in the car or when you get home. Their breakfast sandwiches are great made with homemade buscuits, the good olé southern style. Everytime we go through Llano we stop and get our delicious sugar fix.

Just had a great mid morning snack there & it was great! Very nice & clean!

Oh. My. Stars.
Stopped by Chrissy’s on the way to The Motherland for Thanksgiving. We had called ahead after finding her reviews on Unilocal,and she agreed to stay open a bit later than usual, giving us time to get there.
We are soooo glad we stopped!!! Our family raved about her Coconut Cream Pie, and the Apricot Pie was incredible!!! We will definitely make this a regular stop!

This quaint little place tucked away in Llano bakes some really good stuff! Beware — it’s so tiny you could easily pass right by it, but once you find Chrissy’s you won’t forget it.
Stopped in here to see what I could bring back for the team. There’s all kinds of goodies: cookies, pastries, pies, breads, bars, cakes, kolaches, biscuit sandwiches. And oh Lordy Lord they had a section for day-​old offerings that were exquisitely priced. Me gots a nice Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie for $ 3.75 (normally $ 12!) — — and it was phenomenal! Our Admin loved it so much she didn’t even ask permission to dig in, and she had 2nds and 3rds and couldn’t tell it was a day old. In fact that pie lasted well over a week and held up very well.
I also loved the biscuit breakfast sandwich — which seems to be popular since it was nearly sold out. It looked like something that was made at a campfire on the range back in the day. Homemade square biscuit with egg, cheese and 2 half slices of bacon. Warmed it up in the microwave — it rocked! One of the best breakfast sandwiches I’ve had to date, I believe it cost around $ 3.50−3.75.
I got some day old chocolate cake doughnuts also at a great price. I’m not much of a cake doughnut fan since they can be a bit heavy but these chocolatey delights looked too good to pass up. I kept them in the fridge and stuck them in the microwave for 30 seconds and they were just like new. Tasted so fresh, way better than the usual store-​bought I’ve had in the past.
The co-​workers liked the German pretzels, it looks similar to a turnover pastry that’s tied in a pretzel — good to eat on the go. They ran out of the tomato basil bread and their kolaches were one of the better one’s I’ve had, the jalapeño and cheese sausage was a nice sized link, none of that skimpy linky stuff.
There were 2 ladies running the show here, and they were so sweet and nice. They even gave me a fresh sugar cookie w/​green icing just prepped — — and I never had a sugar cookie that good — tasted the way it should, quality fresh. They also do catering and there’s a ton more baked goods they offer that I had to pass over, but no worries, Chrissy’s is on my radar and I’ll definitely be back for more.

I must’ve visited on a down day. There were 4 of us. We had the egg and ham biscuit (4), cinnamon roll and a slice of pecan pie bar with no drinks and paid almost $ 20. The food was OK, but nothing to rave about.
We stopped here based on the great review, but sadly can’t say that they were great. P. S. this is a takeout place — there are no facilities for dinning in.

We held a tea party at my mother’s retirement home recently. Chrissy and her team went out of their way to make sure it was a beautiful festive event. The petit fours were colorful and to die for good. They also did cucumber tea sandwiches and delivered it all. They made it a snap and were a pleasure to work with. I am looking forward to the next time we get to visit Llano and Chrissy’s.

We stopped here on the way out of town and has some delicious pastries (especially the turnovers) and a nice chat. So glad we randomly turned off for this one!

This is a great stop between Austin, TX and Brady, TX as it so happens, on the highway but before you get through the square. The retro building is what caught our eye and I’m glad for it.
I tasted a sample of the german pretzle and fruit bar, both good. I ended up picking up an apricot pie (tasty but a little too sweet), an assorted batch of cookies (ranging from unassuming to flavorful) and tomato garlic bread (my favorite of the batch.)
They take cards and have cool air during a hot summer drive. They also have a cooler of drinks. I’ll stop here again next time!

There is a tiny, unassuming grey and blue bakery called «Chrissy’s Homestyle Bakery» which is tucked away in the street’s of Llano, TX. Not only does the bakery have that old timey, southern charm, but the staff is also super friendly and helpful. If you’re in the area and are going to stop by, I have two magic words for you, German Pretzels. They are unlike pretzel I’ve ever had before and I loved them so much I took a box home with me! German Pretzel’s from Chrissy’s, ask for it!
Cheers!
PS) If you’re traveling with these pretzels and are staying with friends who have dogs, lock up your german jewels or they’ll be history! If this happens, don’t panic! Chrissy’s will ship them to you no matter where you live :)