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    3.4(27 reviews)
    7.9 mi

    This is a really good place whether you are looking for live music at night or ample space for the…read morefamily to hang out and the kids to play. They have a stage, screens, and even a t-ball court to accommodate everyone. The place definitely makes you feel like you are at a summer camp with the staff being super nice and always looking to help. They recently changed the interior layout to include a counter in which you place your order. The food options are all great but I would specially recommend their burgers. They add a magic touch with those sweet Texas onions and the smoky flavor on the beef. It is well priced and a great option for the weekend.

    The only thing going for this spot is live music and kid friendly. Oh and it has a bar. Outside of…read morethose things the service is sub-par, food is not much better than public school cafeteria fare, and overall a giant letdown. I feel like this is due to order at the front, and waiting for the food to be brought to you. No follow-up, no checking back. If you do ask for a something, you can assume you're not getting it. We have came here a few times after being invited by friends, and the food is just poorly produce. Chicken fried steak had no flavor, Classic burger was nothing better than Burger King, but at triple the price. Got my son the chicken tender basket, and he wouldn't even eat it. He is 3. He literally only eats chicken tenders and quesadillas! They were tough, and poorly seasoned. If you're going to buy cheap quality meat, learn how to brine and tenderize. Such a great concept and so much potential ruined. If you do go, watch how many parents just have drinks from the bar, and no food while their kids run around and play. Over-price, under-whelming, and should only be considered a outdoor play place for kids with a bar.

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    Texas Farmers' Market - Tell me these aren't gorgeous. Seriously.

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    4.5(6 reviews)
    9.8 mi

    Every other week, this has become part of my lifestyle…read more I drop off my compost bags. Usually 2 very full bags. I get my eggs and chicken. I get lamb meat too, and sometimes I get something new. I do love the tortillas Mesocano. Made with tallow, or butter, or lard. The butter is great for breakfast. But mostly I like the tallow. I also got rosemary focaccia bread from Texas French bread company. I always feel these ladies that work here are a little rude. They will not sell before 9am. Even though only one is setting up and the other is just standing there. I'm not sure why 2 people can't help 1 customer each. I was being helped while the other watched and there was a line behind me. It's a turn off. I rarely eat bread. Rosemary focaccia doesn't have a rosemary flavor. Pure Luck has their strawberry chèvre again. And I love it. So amazing on crackers. They won 4 awards in 2026! Impressive for sure. And rightfully earned.

    I arrived at Texas Farmers Market around 10 AM on Saturday and the market was already hopping. It…read morewas a bit busy with traffic around the market, but plenty of parking in a dirt lot nearby, and even more in a paved lot if you're willing to walk a bit. The market stalls included some fresh produce, some meats and fish, lots of preserved items like jams, fermented goods, and pickled goods. Several stalls offered vegan and gluten free baked goods. More stalls offered tinctures, herbals, and stuff like that, and there were a couple stalls with craft goods like jewelry and art. Oh, also many prepared food options, and plenty of picnic tables at which to eat. I was impressed by the number and variety of stalls. There wasn't much produce variety, but it's late September so likely a time of year thing. While here, I saw lots of families and couples wandering the stalls. Every producer I talked to was friendly. I left with okra, a seriously large Armenian cucumber, peach jam, pickled carrots, and a bottle of cider. I also picked up a large donation from Lone Star Lettuce, which supports a nonprofit I work with.

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    I return my cartons too.

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    Street parking is full right at 9am

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