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Contribute Feedback What Joslynn Renee likes about The Flying Kolache:
Lucky us!!I first found my way to The Flying Kolache on a weekday, early afternoon. I had just finished reading Giant, by Edna Ferber and had Texas on my mind. Well, they say this place is a little bit of Texas, so I headed over. Not only was the pastry amazing, I had the most wonderful time speaking with two of the people there. We visited about the area, and talked about the beautiful mural along the wall. I had so... View all feedback.
What Sammie Smith doesn't like about The Flying Kolache:
Maybe kolaches are supposed to taste this way, but it tasted like old hard bread, and almost no sweetness. They were small and gave me a tummy ache 30 min later. View all feedback.
Not terrible but not your traditional Texas kolache. The bread is too dense and not sweet enough and too little of sausage for the amount of bread you get.
If you're looking for something different this is the place to go. The pastries are flaky and sweet. The coffee is divine. A great atmosphere to take a friend f...
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The restaurant and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, and you can pay the bill with the usual credit cards.
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