What a gem! We booked a room at the Inn as we were seeing one of our favorite artists that was…read moreplaying that night. So very glad we did! The vibes here are the best! Part of the "compound" are little art shops, the rooms at the Inn are artfully decorated. We stayed in the Santa Fe room and loved it! Comfy bed, nice bathroom, outside sitting area in front and back of the room . There is a well stocked kitchen area open for a late night snack or a bite in the morning to start the day! The music shows are outside and their is free food before the show, that's something you don't get elsewhere! I can't say enough about this place. We will be back!

What a cool little place that is hidden in San Angelo. Wonderful pieces of art on sale. You can…read moremeet, and talk to the artisans. They're very friendly people, very willing to answer questions you have, San Angelo is lucky to have a place like this

Absolutely love this place. Was introduced to it by my husband and his co workers. It is a nice…read morequite place. They have a great beer and whine selection. If your looking for a great beer try the Revolver. The owener is wonderful. Their cheese plates are amazing. My favorite is the Garlic Herb Cheddar Cheese and yes it may sound gross but the caramlized onion cheese they are both a MUST try.

Warm and inviting. Such a welcome addition to this stressful world. "Art brushes off the dust of…read moreeveryday life."

It's a drive from Roanoke, but wanted to take a day trip west and enjoy some good West Texas food…read more We made our way to Baird and Circa 1880. We stopped for a great mid-day lunch. Food was good, portions were generous and the atmosphere was a fun step back in time. It was very busy for a 2pm on a Saturday. We had the Jalapeño Poppers, Chicken Tenders and the Onion Rings. All was very good!

Used to eat at this restaurant on a regular basis it was always delicious and always enjoyed it…read morebut. Yelp says it's open. I call them and they get a message drive all the way out there and it's locked up tight.. it doesn't matter what day of the week or what hour it is there's no one there. Moral of the story is don't believe everything yelp says I seriously doubt they've ever even been there. There are no hours listed on the door. If anyone else finds out it is open, please post.

We're very disappointed in the photos. They had an extra charge for the photos which was very…read moreexpensive. There was no good photo of the bride and groom together. There was no photos of the bride in her sister. There were no photos of the handfasting ceremony. We had asked for traditional wedding photos and was told it would be taken care of. They were not.

Absolutely love The Meadows!! The property is gorgeous, and it is awesome how you have more than 1…read morechoice for location of your ceremony. Danny and Vera were amazing to work with. From the start of planning a wedding, all the way through to the end of the wedding day, these 2 made sure everything was just the way every bride wants it: perfect! I don't have enough words to describe the quality of service and attention to detail that is provided... it has me simply speechless. So happy we chose The Meadows for our venue. Highly recommend!!!! Thank you again, Danny & Vera!

Make sure you go when they're open with the activities . We had a pretty long drive when we went…read morebut nothing was open but the store . We got some cute pictures and left but definitely make sure you go when it's open fully We did not get charged to get in due to it not fully being open and I appreciate them having us anyway

This is a beautiful place ! Well groomed and decorated however for the Harvest time it was $5 per…read moreperson to do the maze and it was over in less than 5 minutes . It was cute and clean and safe but $3 is probably more appropriate pricing . The line to get into the country store was so long we didn't even see that . The food truck was a great touch and their event building looks like it would be awesome . We drove 2 hours and were done in maybe 30 minutes top. I was just hoping for more . Great idea just not enough for me to make the drive again !

It was a decent drive from our home in the Big Spring Texas area, but we enjoyed the scenic views…read moreon the way there and had a great time with friends while eating in the "school bus" area at the restaurant. Good food at a reasonable price plus good ole' Texas hospitality. Be sure to catch the live music inside the main restaurant before leaving. You are more than likely have a nice doggy bag to take home.

Just 29 miles south of Interstate 20 (from Sweetwater), Blue Agave offers a very welcoming…read moreatmosphere, great food and cold drinks for any evening of the week. We've had the onion rings as an appetizer and they were cooked to a perfect crisp! Each time we've been we've had steaks and I will warn you that you will want to go back for them! Perfectly seasoned and cooked to your liking, these steaks will definitely leave you wanting more. The last time I was there, I just couldn't do an entire steak myself (good sized portion), so I ordered the steak sandwich and it was plate perfect portion and did not lack any flavor at all! Blue Agave does not disappoint! Oh, don't forget the drinks!'

Called to make an appointment for a tour, left a message and no return call. Drove to the house on…read morea Friday around 11 am and no one there and it was locked up.

My friend and I decided to explore Abilene and Swenson House was on our list of things to do. On…read moreYelp, it is described under Venues and Events which it is used for occasionally. However, it is also a museum of sorts. For starters, it is one of the only historic homes I've visited where majority of the framework, fisxtures, furnishings and finishing are the originals from when the home was constructed. It costs $10/person to view and you have free reign to walk about the entire house to see and learn about the different aspects of it. The house was deeded to a preservation society and there are volunteers in each room waiting to enlighten the visitors on the house's history. It was fully decorated for the Christmas season with lavish trees and ornaments everywhere. It was a lot, but very tasteful. If you're into history, decor, old homes or antiques, you should definitely stop here if you're in Abilene. Oh... they also have cookies!