Mozart Bakery

I came here with my roomie after lunch because we were craving something sweet and are big fans of Mozart in Carrolton. We arrived at around 3 PM on a Saturday and to our surprise, there weren’t that many people. Maybe a few customers and us two.
The girls working there were very rude. When we walked in, they just stared and went back to their phones. We went over to the already packaged desserts and I picked up something that looked like donuts. Apparently, they were lemon and chocolate flavored. When we walked over to the glass counter to ask them to get a couple of mini mousse cakes for us, they just stared at us once again and looked at their phones. I asked them nicely if they could help up in which they shrugged and one of them walked over the counter. We picked out our cakes. I got the raspberry mousse cake. I tried to make small talk with her but she just ignored me. Talk about rude.
Besides that, the desserts were a hit and a miss. The mousse cake was pretty good, but the donut-​like dessert was definitely not. The consistency was that of a cake donut, which I did not mind. The problem was that it did not taste like lemon or chocolate at all. I had to look at the ingredients list just to see if there was actually lemon and chocolate in it. Sure enough, there was, but I could not taste anything resembling lemon or chocolate. Also, the donuts tasted like oil. Obviously, whoever fried these things did not change the oil out. It was disgusting.
I would definitely not come back here again. The desserts weren’t great and the staff was definitely the most unpleasant people I have encountered at any of the Mozart bakeries. I would advise y’all to go to a different Mozart’s.

Paid for full price for cracked macaroons. Bought pastries also and they were burnt tasting. Worst mozart bakery I have been to. Paid 35 dollars for inedible pasteries.

Came here specifically for the macaroon ice cream! You can customize the color of the macaroon but they only had one flavor, but you can choose from a variety of ice cream flavors. There was nothing unique about the mint chocolate chip and cookies and cream, just ice cream from the grocery store. The macaroon added a nice texture to the overall dessert and I would definitely try it again.

This place makes you feel like you’re in France„ everything is delicious„ we also go often to the one in Carrollton„ spend your money here and you wont feel sorry, better than some other places„ because this people really know how to make and bake the best desserts„ get some taste of Europe

I sampled several flavors of macarons here, so this review is just for those. The macarons are DELISH. Not the cheapest things in the world, but every flavor I tried (chocolate, salted caramel, pistachio, green tea, and raspberry) was amazing. Nothing was too sweet and the texture was perfect. Of the flavors I had, my hands-​down favorite was raspberry. I’m usually a chocolate fiend, so that is saying a lot. Not sure I’d make a special trip, but when I’m nearby, the macarons are worth a stop.

Great food, bad atmosphere.
I came here to study since my campus’s library closes early on Sundays. I ordered some milk tea which was some of the best I’ve ever had, and melon bread.
I just really wish that they would stop playing club music. I’m not a prude, but listening to songs about «ratchet girls» that drop the f and n word every few seconds is not my idea of relaxing. I think I might be the only customer in here right now, so maybe they just don’t care.
Next time, I’ll order to go and find somewhere else to study.

Got a Red Velvet Birthday Cake for $ 32. I asked if it was made today and they replied yes. But it didn’t taste fresh. Their store and selection was great. Might give one more try after trying few other options in the area.

I always get my birthday cake at Mozart’s because we all know asian bakeries are the bomb. The frosting is not heavy sweet, and they have fruit! Presentation is on point, too. Super moist and tastes light (so it feels like you’re eating the healthier cake, but cmon it’s cake).
I love their macarons! And if I don’t feel like spending $ 1.75 a pop that day, I’ll buy a cracked one for 75 cents. Sounds like a good deal to me! Same flavor; you just can’t take that pretty Instagram pic. I think they only sell the cracked ones at this location.
I have tried their macaron ice cream sandwiches, but not worth it for the price. It was too hard to even eat it like a sandwich, so I basically picked at the ice cream center with a spoon. I’d rather just buy a bunch of the cracked macarons and a pint of ice cream from Wal-​Mart.

So, although this is their main location where all the baking is done, poor delivery of service. Since it’s the closest boba place, we usually stop by here after our run. 85% of the time they are out of the tapioca pearls aka boba. The last time i came here, I ordered shaved ice and the icecream was horrible. I asked what was wrong and they said their freezer was down. Are you kidding me? Why serve icecream then? Also, I said, «No condense milk, pleaese.» They put condense milk. I told them I didn’t want it. They said, «Try it.» I said, «No we really can’t. We have a person with Type I diabetes eating this.» They reluctantly made another one minus the bad icecream per my request. Smh. We go to Bread & Boba now.

Great place to hangout for a snack and coffee or for an after dinner dessert. My favorite dessert are their macaroons, they’re pricy but delicious! They recently added ice cream macaroons and they’re amazing, two great dessert combined into one. I definitely recommend this if you’re craving a variety of sweet treats!

The place looked really cute and had a lot of beautiful cakes! So many pastry choices and they even have macarons! I really liked the place.
WORD OF ADVICE: do not get the mango mousse. Tasted so weird and it costs $ 4.50. Get the strawberry cornet, it was perfectly flakey and creamy. So wonderful.
I’ll come back when I’m in the area. But i wouldnt go out of the way for this place.

I’ve driven past Mozart Café for years but never really had incentive to stop in. That changed recently after tons of Facebook posts by friends extolling the good environment for reading, coffee and a pastry, plus my new-​found love of trying boba tea. I stopped in for the latter on a warm spring day. I’d read that their boba menu was simple to read (a plus for this newbie) which made me feel brave enough to try a classic green tea boba.
I ordered it half-​sweet — a good move, because it was still very sweet. Next time I might even go to ¼ sweet to keep it from being overwhelming. What was a surprise was that the drink came frozen. I’ve only had shaken boba, not a frozen-​smoothie version. it wasn’t unpleasant, but it wasn’t quite what I’d had in mind for the day. I think I needed it to be a warmer day to want a frozen drink. Anyway, live and learn.
Would I go back? Probably. The store is certainly comfortable looking inside and appears to be a great place to meet up with friends for an afternoon of chatting or a book club meeting.

First things first (I’m the realest) LOL jk see what I did there. Okay. back to the review
Pros
Mozart bakery is probably one of the most nicest designed café/​bakery. Really nice ambience. Whenever I come in here I usually just order a milk tea. I don’t know if it’s the korean way of making their milk tea but it’s so good.
Mozart offeres new items from time to time which is awesome. For example they added cronuts (they’re okay) and maccaron sandwiches ! I’ve got to say though, when you order their maccaron sandwiches– make sure you have a nice pair of teeth because it’s like biting into a rock lol.
Cons
Some of their items can be pricey so I just come here for the drinks and the ambience. I’ve experienced some of their pastries aren’t fresh and I heard that they get them shipped in?! So I don’t usually get their baked goods.
Def a good place for a nightcap if you had dinner next door at Jin KBBQ or at the food court in H Mart

I had a great experience at Mozart bakery in atlanta and was excited to try this one! it turned out to be okay, the service was not friendly. Felt rushed to ordered, and even though they have pictures of the waffle dessert here, she told me they don’t have it. I wouldn’t come back to this location.

Everything and I mean everything is beautiful and looks fantastic. You want to buy one of everything and eat it. However, when you bite into it you notice something, or the lack there of. That is taste. Where are the flavors to match the external beauty?
My cheese cake litterally fell apart. I have been eating cheese cake of all varieties for 45 years and this is the first time I could not even discern a subtle flavor and had it crumble. The other taste treats that my companions shared were equally as beautiful but tasteless.
I had the same experience at another location a couple of years ago but, thought id give it another try. Dont think Ill be spending my hard earned money here again when there are so many other options now.

Pretty awful. Stopped here with friends due to the 4 star rating and was feeling optimistic considering I heard good things about Mozart’s in Austin, but they must not be related. Not really sure, since I haven’t been to Mozart’s in Austin. The employee at the counter wasn’t too helpful or enthusiastic. I got a green tea latte and I couldn’t really drink it. IT WAS REALLY BAD in my opinion. It was on the verge of tasting like soup. It was just REALLY STRANGE. I got a piece of the green tea buttercream cake and it was edible, but NOT PLEASANT. It tasted kind of stale and wasn’t very light and fluffy. It was kind of dense. Tasted like it could have been frozen– DEFINITELY DID NOT taste fresh. A friend got a croissant pastry thing with blueberry filling inside and it was average-​ish, better than the cake at least.
Overall, I don’t plan on going back. The fiancé thought the stuff from here was pretty BLAHHH here also.

This little Korean café in super H-​Mart Plano area I stopped by with my girl to grab some snacks and hang out. I love the atmosphere and decorations inside. It is really nice and clean.
This place is has a large selection of desserts and drinks with lots of booth seating and free wifi. It’s good to hang out with friends or family, or studying.
My favorite drink is green tea smoothies with bubbles. Always delicious! Don’t forget to try the macarons here! Taste the best so far that I’ve had in the DFW area.
Service is very fast! I’ll look forward to trying the shaved ice next time.

The trip I took to Mozart Bakery was solely based in Unilocal.My boyfriend wanted coffee, but told me he wanted something good that wasn’t Starbucks. I Unilocaled coffee and this bakery was one of the first ones listed near us. I clicked it and saw they had cronuts, something we’ve both wanted to try, so we immediately left to find it.
It’s a Korean bakery, which was surprising. They have some interesting things that are labeled in both languages. There’s a display case, a fridge, and another room full of fresh bread goods. There’s a giant sign advertising the cronuts. We each got one, a strawberry cream cheese one and a Bavarian crème one. They were fantastic. They look small but they are filling (and, if you’re me, the sugar coating is incredibly messy.
They have a large selection of hot and iced coffees, steamed milk, and hot chocolate. We got hot chocolate and a vanilla latte, both of which were excellent. We stayed for a while watching TV on our tablet, because they have free wi-​fi and cute secluded booths.
My only problem is it’s a little pricey, but nothing too outrageous. For two small drinks, two cronuts, and a croissant (which I didn’t mention because I accidentally left it behind), it was 15 bucks. I’d still go back though. We both loved it.

This is such a cute little bakery in Plano! I honestly didn’t expect such great quality from someplace in similar surroundings. The bakery is quite large and has an incredible selection from a place that looks like this. But clearly, I was mistaken.
I loved the macaroons here. I wasn’t a huge fan of the pistachio flavor (it’s the lime green colored one, in case I messed up the flavor) because it had a slight after taste. Although I could easily see many people enjoying it. The mango macaroon, though, was by far my favorite! It had just a hint of sweetness and only a little bit of a crunch. All in all, a perfect afternoon! Cannot wait to come back soon :)

I hadn’t been home to Plano since December and I’d seen numerous photos on Instagram about this place. So I bookmarked it and knew I had to try it. Yesterday was the day, and I wasn’t disappointed.
Mozart is huge, and full of wonderful breads and sweets. They have tapioca and shaved ice too! I didn’t try their macarons as I am a bit tired of them, and so I decided to try their pastries instead. My sister and I couldn’t decide on which so we got a few; the green tea, mocha, white peach mousse, and the café one. They were wrapped up and we eagerly drove home to consume our sugary snackies.
The green tea cake was moist, and sandwiched with buttercream and dusted with matcha powder. But lacked in the intense green tea flavor I had hoped for. The Mocha cake was subtle, not too sweet, and moist. It was also sandwiched with buttercream, but flavored with coffee. I’m not huge on buttercream but it wasn’t abundant on there. The white peach mousse. OH MY GOD. yes! I’d come home more often if this was waiting for me at the door. It was light, sweet, and just wonderful. This is definitely a must try. The café one was too strong and bitter. Not my cup of tea.
Overall, I really liked this bakery, they had plenty of choices and the decorations on each pastry were really cute.