The Sweet Boutique Bakery

I love this bakery! It’s super cute with all its cake pops, macarons and cupcakes etc. they look nice and are Very delicious, albeit pricey.
It’s right next to Zoe’s Kitchen in Town Center. You can mass order them for events and they look nice for any birthday party or celebration.

I have been to this location many times, each time has been amazing. The strawberry cupcake is to die for

I have a love and hate relationship with macaroons… Love the rich, enticing, and exquisite taste but hate the meager size… in a matter of two bites, the macaroon becomes a distant memory. I don’t have macaroons too often for this reason. I’ve tried about three places in Houston so far.
Pros: the mere existence. I don’t think there are many other macaroon shops in the area. The caramel kind is the best. It’s very sweet. The center oozes caramel, lightly dusted with gold shimmer, the look alone wins points.
Cons: the hours of operation. I believe they close early (8pm) pretty much every day. This is a busy area why not stay open till at least 9??? The selection. Wow this was a shocker, they hardly have a selection. The two flavors I have tried are decent BUT they were kind of hard on most occasions. Not as fluffy as it should be. And some had the «hollowness of death» in the center. You know, that area where it’s empty and nothing but pure air exists; sadness.

I have gotten several desserts from here and have not gotten one I don’t like! The cupcakes are moist and the frosting is sweet but not overly sweet. It also has a great texture. Not only do the cupcakes taste great but they are also beautiful. The cakepops are the best around. The ladies that work here are so very sweet. I have a terrible habit of coming in right as they are closing and they never rush me. They welcome me in with open arms!

I’ve only had their macarons so this review will only be about those desserts. They are quite good, very sweet but can be similar tasting though as the flavors aren’t too strong. They are decent macarons that are a bit pricey, but not as expensive as some other locations. I enjoy their rose, salted caramel, passion fruit, and guava flavors. The fruit flavors are stronger than the other ones.
As they are one of the only bakeries that sell macarons in Sugar Land, they are worth the visit if you live in the area and less so if you live further away.

I came in to try out their cupcakes since I’ll be ordering them for an event. I got the strawberry cupcake with whipped icing and the red velvet cupcake with their buttercream (?) icing. Biting into the strawberry cupcake was like sweet euphoria. The cupcake itself was very moist and soft. The whipped icing on top was light, fluffy and just sweet enough without overloading the senses. Together, it tasted like what cupcake dreams are made of.
The red velvet cupcake on the other hand, wasn’t a thing like the strawberry cupcake. It tasted harder, more condensed, kind of crumbly and not as fresh. The icing was too sweet for my tastes. I couldn’t even finish it. With that said, I would go back but I’ll be sticking to the cupcakes with whipped icing.
They also have Macarons and I had tried some on a previous visit, but I didn’t notice any difference between their Macarons versus another’s.

I’ve come to this bakery numerous times and must say that I really enjoy their cookies, macarons, and cake pops. The cupcakes not so much. I’m not sure if their main focus is cupcakes or just anything sweet in general. For me, the icing on a cupcake is make or break. The consistency of the frosting is a bit too loose, I like a more firm frosting. The cake pops are really good and always a great presentation. The macarons are definitely not as good as other Houston area places but definitely the best in Sugarland. Overall, this place is a must stop for people living here, you will find a sweet treat. But if you are absolutely looking for the best of the best… you will have to travel inside the loop.

Such a cute name and promising name!
I’ve been to this place a few times to try their cupcakes. Unfortunately– I have yet to be impressed. I keep hoping that something will change with each visit. It actually seems to be getting worse.
The cupcakes are dry and lack flavor. The frosting is a whipped greasy texture and lacks flavor as well. The last visit I had the strawberry and dulce de leche. I couldn’t finish either one. I think it’s important to note, I am a huge sweets lover. And even though I’m picky in terms of quality, i will still eat most deserts even though they are mediocre if I paid for them.
Lucky for me I decided to grab a few macaroons also. These were pretty good especially for the price and size. They are not the best macaroons, but they were not the worst either. They saved the experience from being a total bust. The girls at the front counter are really nice and helpful, unfortunately their hospitality does not outweigh the quality of cupcakes.

Came by Saturday morning to check out some cupcakes and decide whether to special order a dozen ($ 33 – 36) for my gender reveal party coming soon. I ordered crème brûlée (delicious egg flavor filling inside), dulce de leche, & pink champagne (very mild champagne flavor) cupcakes. My husband who doesn’t like cakes are almost the entire crème brûlée. (He almost got tackled, Don’t ever try to steal a crème brûlée cupcake from a pregnant woman!) The cupcakes were regular sized, icing soft and not too sweet neither was the cupcake… I love it like that. I’m not an icing fan anyway so I always wipe it off. I also got a cookie n cream cake pop (my husband & I took a bite — well I took 3 nibbles) and threw it away. It was mushy and had no flavor. The rose macaron was sweet and had perfect consistency. Not sure about the flavor bc I gobbled it up so fast. I think I will order a dozen crème brûlée and pay extra $ 3 for blue/​pink filling for my gender reveal. The cashier didn’t know any answers to my questions and had to consult the chef, who didn’t appear very friendly. But anyway the desserts were tasty so that’s fine for now. I will return next week to order!

Limited selection of macaron «flavours». However, they do make them a lot larger than in other places for a lower price. Cake pops were on the bland side and very doughy. Awesome customer service. Would come back for the macarons.

This is definitely not my favorite cupcake shop but it’s the most convenient location. I needed to get a treat for someone’s birthday and knew that I wouldn’t be getting the cupcakes as I don’t particularly care for the taste of their cupcakes, so I went with the cake pops. Let me just start by saying the service here needs to improve, the young lady getting my cake pops was not friendly and seemed like she didn’t want to be there or help me… now I don’t need a pony show when entering an establishment where I am spending my money but a little appreciation for my business wouldn’t hurt… the cake pops were OK, definitely better than the cupcakes but I just can’t see myself coming back to a place that doesn’t appreciate or seem to want my business

Rushed in 10 minutes till closing to buy some Macarons for the sissy and ended up with Lemon, Mango, Peach, Earl Grey and Lavender! Came here years ago and bought cupcakes and cakepops and such but first time getting these! Honestly there aren’t many places in the area that I know of that sell any so I was happy I made it!
The girl at the register was so kind and welcoming even though it was near closing time which is why I’m giving them 4 stars! I wouldn’t say the sweets are out of this world, but they’re doing a great job in the burbs in my opinion!

Absolutely love this cupcake store. The cupcakes are on point. Very moist. Good amount of frosting. They should consider expanding on flavors.

First off-I’m not an expert in macarons, so take this with a grain of salt.
I went on a Monday evening, which I think is not a good night in regards to flavors. I chose a chocolate, strawberry, and cookies & cream macaron for a total of $ 5.55. All of the cream inside the sandwiches had a yummy creamy consistency. The strawberry was my favorite because it had a soft, yet crunch, cookie with a very pronounced strawberry flavor. The chocolate had a yummy dark chocolate-​y flavor with a yummy cream. The cookies & cream, however, was a big waste of calories – just tasted like sugar and couldn’t even tell it was cookies & cream, besides the looks.
Altogether, it was good but nothing that I would crave.

If 0 stars was a choice I would pick that. Don’t waste your time with this place, walked in and waited 5 minutes just for the girl to turn around and greet us because she was too busy talking to another employee. Then she acted like she didn’t know we were standing there. On their website it says if you order a retail cake within 48 – 72 hours they can have it ready by the date you request and we needed it by Saturday on my birthday, today’s Thursday. The girl just said no we can’t have it by that day. You think for that expensive of a cake you would want our business but it’s ok because we will find some place better.

I stopped in to pick up a few cookies and cake pops– cookies are like 3 for $ 1.49 and cake pops are about $ 1.50 too. The prices are definitely better than a lot of other dessert shops in Houston, but I thought the quality reflected that.
The cookies were not warm, and they weren’t as soft as I prefer. I ordered a snickerdoodle (this one was fine), a peanut butter chocolate chip (crunchy), and an M&M cookie (more harder than it was soft). They had good flavor, but they were pretty small and I didn’t think they were totally worth it. The cake pops look great, but the flavors were pretty typical– chocolate, strawberry, cookies ‘n’ cream, birthday cake, nothing so unique that stood out. I ordered a cookies ‘n’ cream one because I love Oreos, and it was pretty good.
The boutique is cute, they have an open kitchen so you can see the chefs making the desserts. The girl at the counter was not overly friendly, just kind of blah. I am definitely not dying to go back again.

To be honest, I came to this place many times and the inside is beautiful and neat. I loved how macarons are placed neatly on trays, giving us the view of how it looks like. Each day, it would be different flavors. That kind of annoyed me because it’s not like I can go to first colony or that place on certain day to get the flavor I want. It’s a 30 minutes drive for me and I believe it is not worth it.
The macarons were good but some were too sweet. I really love the caramel and raspberry flavors, not really the lavender.
The price for macarons are overpriced. It used to be 1.50 and now it’s 1.85. I truly understand the difficulty of it but there is a place on bellaire that sells bigger macarons only for a dollar. Although it have tax, it was still cheaper than The Sweet Boutique.
Ever since I found the macarons shop on Bellaire, I have stop going to The Sweet Boutique. I will probably never come back.

Good cupcakes, good macaroons, and clean place.
Fulfills my sweet tooth.

My review is on the macaroons not the cupcakes. I purchased chocolate, vanilla, and almond and loved them all. I never had a macaroon before and glad that this was a good experience for my first.
I did try my cousins strawberry cupcake and didn’t think it was that good. The whipped cream was like some type of hydrogenated oil mess. Like cool whip or something. Didn’t like it.
But if you’re going there for macaroons you’ll love it.

I came here today, after eating in Town Center and I was craving something sweet. When I walked in, it was about 7:40, so they were closing in about 20 minutes. They had a pretty decent selection of desserts like cupcakes, cookies, cake pops and macaroons, all for a decent price.
I looked at their macaroons which were $ 1.50 each, and I saw that they had a guava flavored one. I bought it and when my friend asked for one too, the cashier put them in the same bag. We were paying separately and when my friend asked for a separate bag, she just put a division between them. This makes absolutely no sense and is just poor customer service.
We then sat inside and ate our desserts and as soon as I bit into my macaroon, I immediately regretted it. All I could taste was sugar and there was absolutely no guava flavor. I opened up my macaroon and tried to only taste the cream, and if I closed my eyes, I could barely taste the guava flavor that was lingering at the tip of my tastebuds.
Overall, I was not impressed with the Sweet Boutique Bakery and if I do come back, it will be because there is nothing else open in Town Center.