: This popular chain offers Cantonese and Taiwanese-style mooncakes, which can be bought individually or in decorative gift boxes.

: Bakeries often experiment with more than just lotus paste. For example, Texas Bakery in Austin makes their own mooncakes with red bean, coconut, and mung bean.

Nothing-fancy Asian bakery carrying an extensive assortment of cakes, pastries & other sweets. Texas Bakery

: During the festival season, Costco often carries "Emperor Premium" brand mooncakes, which are generally well-regarded for their price and quality.

: If you prefer Vietnamese-style mooncakes, places like Vinh Xuong Bakery in Denver are known for their taro and mung bean varieties. 2. Major Asian Supermarket Chains

Finding mooncakes in your area generally involves three main avenues: specialized that bake them in-house, large Asian supermarkets that carry major imported brands, and online marketplaces that ship specialty gift boxes directly to you. 1. Local Chinese & Vietnamese Bakeries