Bakeries & Desserts in Georgetown, TX

A Georgetown bakery built around one idea: the oatmeal cookie, done properly. Soft in the middle, crisp at the edge, shipped out of state to people who thought they'd tasted every version. The lemon raspberry is worth knowing about, not too sweet. Find them at the Georgetown farmer's market or online.

It is 3 p.m., the kids are restless, and you want something cold that was not poured from a machine. La Vaquerita Creamery in Georgetown makes its ice cream and popsicles from scratch. Try a mangonada with mango sorbet, or scoops of mango sorbet and chocolate de abuelita. The owner puts real passion into every batch, and it shows in the first bite.

Lulu's Pie Shoppe bakes pies in Georgetown, Texas. The lineup includes coconut cream pie and apple pie, with cinnamon rolls in the case. The shop has a website for checking what's available before you go. Pies are made fresh, and the coconut cream pie comes with a thick crust that takes effort to cut.

Some cakes come out of a box. These come out of a bundt pan, crowned with frosting. Nothing Bundt Cakes is a cake shop in Georgetown, Texas, and people drive here for birthday cakes worth ordering again. The frosting earns its reputation. One tip: check that the store is open before you make the drive.

The cake for your daughter's wedding party has to land. Sugar Mommy's, a bakery in Georgetown, Texas, builds custom cakes around the story you give them, like one celebrating two people who met playing the sport they love. Orders arrive through Uber Eats with little handwritten notes, and the cake itself comes out moist enough to earn compliments all night. Website online.

Georgetown earns its dessert stops, and this one builds yours from scratch. The Baked Bear is a dessert restaurant in Georgetown, Texas, where freshly baked cookies meet handmade ice cream flavors you can mix and match. Ask for your cone shaped just so; the staff will oblige. Grab a bear bowl with a hot cookie underneath, then take it outside and let the afternoon stretch.

Frozen Flamingo is a dessert shop in Georgetown, Texas. It operates as an outdoor walk-up counter with outdoor seating. The menu offers frozen custard in two base flavors, chocolate or vanilla. A website is available for more information.

The Yard Milkshake Bar Of Georgetown serves ice cream in Georgetown, Texas. The milkshakes are rich, generously portioned, and worth the trip. Ask for the Cookie Two Step, blended into a shake. Staff behind the counter take obvious pleasure in making each one, and it shows in the finished dessert. Bring an appetite; these are not small.

Family-run spot for treats such as custom cakes & cupcakes in rotating flavors, plus bread & quiche.

Some shops sell ice cream. Dos Mangos Paleteria in Georgetown sells the whole Mexican palette: paletas, aguas frescas, and elote, all worth the trip. Families come back nearly every weekend. The place stays clean, the variety runs wide, and when you want something sweet, this is where the sweet lives.

Traditional store selling chocolates, confections & fudge, as well as original recipe ice cream.

Some boba shops make you choose between speed and a smile. This one refuses. Sharetea Georgetown pours bubble tea, matcha, smoothies, and ice cream in Georgetown, Texas, with counter service that moves quickly and stays friendly. First visit? Ask about the halo halo, which comes as a slush or a standard milk tea. The website has the full menu before you go.

Georgetown summers ask for ice cream, and Nivi Artisan Ice Creams answers with softserve, milk shakes, and bubble waffles. The flavors run rich and fresh: rose pistachio, mango, triple chocolate. Staff are friendly, the teas are good, and service rarely misses. Ask about the cantaloupe drink before you order it; availability changes.

A menu of breakfast, lunch & dinner classics, including Southern favorites, in a charming restaurant that has a patio.

The staff behind the counter take orders, pour coffee, and slice and toast bagels to request. Rivery Coffee & Bagels is a coffee shop in Georgetown, Texas, serving bagels with cream cheese alongside a menu with many options. It has a website. The shop has tables suited to a meeting, and people come for a quick coffee stop or a longer stay.