Unicorniverse Bakery & Cafe 2400 South Interstate 35 Frontage Road, Round Rock, TX 78681

"I have heard this place gets pretty busy during the weekend, but it was nice and calm when I went on a Wednesday morning. Great food and drink options. I had the Greek omelette and Unicorn classic latte and both were delicious. Omelette portion size was large, so could probably get one and share between 2 people. I also tried a peanut butter cup macron and it was soft and delicious. It is very cool to have a vegan version of a traditional European bakery & cafe."

"Undoubtedly exceptional and gorgeous cute cafe in entire Round Rock! Beautiful and whimsical with unicorn theme. Coffee was good but the opera cake was a little hard not sure if that’s the way it is supposed to be! Strawberry croissant was ok! I havent tried other pastries but definitely worth checking out! Kid friendly & could be a cute date spot!"

"Unicorniverse is a delightfully whimsical cafe that is a treat for the young at heart. Around the Christmas holidays it is simply magical. I recommend splitting these Texas sized confections with a date or friend. The raspberry almond cake pairs well with Belle’s Bliss vanilla lavender latte. After asking for the server’s favorite savory dish, the lemon pepper tofu croissant was bright, lemony and flavorful. Staff also bring this fairytale cafe to life with a positive energy and attention to detail that is memorable."

"Cute place with a Beauty and the Beast like theme all around the restaurant. This is a vegan restaurant, and I was pretty surprised with the taste. I wasn't a fan of the avocado toast and omelet, but the pastry and brownie were amazing. Coffee was also good. It's a little pricey, but you are paying for the ingredients and also the total experience at the end of the day. I'll definitely go again when I am in the area."

"We found this cute bakery on Instagram and knew that we had to come and try it! The aesthetic is fun, whimsy and magical, and it's definitely worth the drive just to come and take pictures at! The staff is very friendly and they had a good variety of pastries and drinks to choose from. The plates, silverware, decor and seating all make you feel like you're dining at a fancy cafe in France. The pastries are big which makes the prices pretty steep. We ordered an Oreo brownie and the La Verte sandwich, both which were excellent, but nearly $30 for the two items after tip. They have a self-serve water station, a place to grab your own utensils and napkins, and when done, you leave your plates on the table for the staff to clean up. Overall it was a fun experience and a place to go for the atmosphere, but you can definitely find cheaper desserts and sandwiches elsewhere."