There's something magical about making your own bread... and then there's a whole different level…read moreof magic when you make your own sourdough starter *shooting stars* BUT THEN *drum rolling pleaaasseeee* ...milling your OWN flour??? Ohhhh now we're talking homemade homemade. Like put the HOMEMADE in homemade sourdough fr fr We tried their Baker's Gold berries and Einkorn berries, and both smelled absolutely incredible. The Einkorn especially had the dreamiest aroma... *warm, sweet, almost cereal-like in the coziest way possible* Honestly, the smell alone makes the experience worth it. There's a story behind every scent, and freshly milled wheat berries tell the sweetest one **heartsss** PSA for the Baker's Gold: I highly recommend running it through the mill THREE times. After the second pass seems fine, but the third makes it way softer, fluffier, and easier to work with. Einkorn is naturally softer, so two passes did the trick perfectly! ~~ good luck, happy baking, and prepare to become obsessed ~~

I'm completely surprised no one has done a review for this place…read more The quality of Barton Springs Mill flours is a direct result of the tireless work of our farmers. It is vital to us to use as many crops as possible grown within the state of Texas. Without our farmer partners, our mill would not exist. What we love most about our farmers is that they showed up for us before we even existed. When BSM was only an idea in James' mind, he found 30 organic grain farmers on agrilicious.com. Ten agreed to meet with him. He toured the state, driving to farms from Amarillo to Tokio, talking with each farmer and learning about the land. To his full surprise, all agreed to work with him on this non-existent business--more farmers than he needed, in fact. James chose two, knowing they would produce well more than he could handle for that first growing season. A third farmer insisted he be included, too. James agreed to give him some seed, but certainly not to buy any finished crop. Come harvest, the cream of the crop came from 78-year-old Ralph Hoelscher of Miles, Texas. The insistent one, of course. James bought the entire crop. Since our early relationships with farmers like Henry Martens, Ralph Hoelscher, and Aaron Vogler, to the new partnerships we're forming with Bob Baker and the Kelton Coleman, we have seen first hand the labor and risks of farming. These people get up earlier than we do and they work harder than we do, all on crops that may or may not work in their soil. We all learn through the process. High protein wheats? Those are going to Ralph, whose land, for whatever reason, pumps up the protein on any wheat he plants. He is the talent behind TAM105, a go-to for our pro bakers for its consistency and price. Aaron's land excels with Sonora soft wheat and Danko rye. The way we see it, we're partners. All in this together--our seeds, their soil--with seasonal variables far beyond any of our control. We do the work of cleaning, milling, and providing products to our customers. But our farmers, they're doing the real work, and we thank them for taking the risk with Barton Springs Mill. I copied and pasted the above from their website. I took a class here on Sunday. Rye Bread. This was a hands on class. We were given the ingredients to make Rye bread. We watched the instructor, and then we made our own. As our bread was in the oven, we took a tour of the mill. Great information about how berries become flour. And how their mill runs. It's super clean inside the mill. Very impressive. If you're interested in making bread, or pasta, or pizza, or several other bread items, take a class with Barton Springs Mill. Check out Abby Jane Bakery too. They are attached to the mill.

This is the best kept secret in the Marble Falls area. If you want alternative healing - this is…read moreyour place. They are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. We also get our regular prescriptions filled there as well. Always prompt and costs less than Walgreens, which is preferred by our insurance.

Best pharmacy in the WORLD!!!!! All of their pharmacists are professional and go above and beyond…read moreto make sure their customers' needs are met. I've even had, on two different occasions, a pharmacist wait outside for me with my medications after they were closed. Additionally, while I've stood in line at other pharmacies for over 45 minutes, I've only ever waited as long as 10 minutes at Atkins, and typically I wait 0-3 minute. If you haven't switched pharmacies yet, run, don't walk, and do it now.

The. Best. Chocolate. I. Have. Ever. Put. In. My. Mouth. EVER…read more Made from raw cacao, low glycemic agave nectar, and mostly natural products, this gift from the Goddesses (Elaine and Rosita, Riverside Botanicals) is dairy-free and gluten-free. Keeps best in the freezer or refrigerator. It is subject to "others" finding it so I had to devise ways of hiding it in my fridge. It. Melts. In. Your. Mouth. Flavors include: INCA - raw cacao with cocoa nibs, coconut and pecans RAW Blueberry - blueberries and almonds RAW Goji Berries - goji berries and pecans Found in the frozen dessert sections at Central Market and Whole Foods.

The cleanest & most efficient Smoothie King I've ever been to. The ladies here make a great…read moresmoothie & it's always ready fast. Love having them nearby.

The service was great and my strawberry smoothie was delicious, it really replenished my energy…read moreafter a long day on the road. One of the workers there, I believe her name was Chelsy, was very kind and understanding when it came to taking my order! She made a watermelon smoothie for my youngest who usually never tries anything new (especially when it comes to fruits she can be very picky), but she tried it and her eyes immediately lit up! Ive been trying to get that sweet girl to have another thing in her food/drink rotation for forever!! However, I wish the music they played was more welcoming and just overall better, so that after people like me who drove 6 hours up to Austin with two munchkins screaming and playing in the back can feel relaxed and comfortable. Better music would surely improve the overall atmosphere for incoming customers and maybe even the workers!

Oh my goodness, this place left me wanting to turn around and come right back after we left because…read moreeverything was so good. Such a cute farm vibe as you pull in, everyone is very cheerful and happy to answer any questions you may have. They not only have peaches available, but lots of other fresh produce like okra, watermelon, squash, and others! I got the peach butter too which I have since tried once I got home on a biscuit, and it's elite. Although if I had to recommend you get any one thing, the peach cobbler with peach butter ice cream would be it. This thing changed me, it's so good. I might be getting it tomorrow again, who cares about calories, they don't count when something tastes this dang good.

Friendly staff and great selection of fruits and vegetables. Don't sleep on the peach Ice Cream…read more Yum.

Burg's Corner has a great location and a nice rustic setup in a historic red barn, but the pricing…read morefeels completely out of touch. I paid $4 for a Texas peach tea that is literally the exact same product you can buy at H-E-B for $1.98 or Buc-ee's for $1.95. No added value, no uniqueness - just double the price for the same bottle. I understand supporting local businesses, but markup without differentiation feels like taking advantage of tourists passing through Highway 290. If you're stopping here, check prices carefully - at least for packaged goods, you may be paying significantly more for the exact same thing you can get elsewhere.

We wanted to stop at a peach farm on our way back to Houston, and Burg's Corner was the perfect…read morefinal leg of our trip. The store carries a wide variety of products, making it a great spot for last minute souvenirs from Fredericksburg. They have cute peach-themed t-shirts and gifts, and my toddler loved the homemade peach ice cream and cookie! We ended up buying a bit of everything: a t-shirt, soaps, jalapeno peach jam, peach wine, peach cider (my favorite), peach tea, local ground dijon mustard, and of course fresh peaches. While things were a bit pricey, your best bet is sticking with Burg's Corner brand products. One final tip: be sure to ask where the peaches come from before buying!

I love this little herbal shop! They have beautiful crystals, delicious teas, tinctures, dried…read moreherbs, and much more. And to top it off, service is fantastic and friendly.

Wow what a spectacular shop! Everyone is so kind and friendly. And most importantly knowledgeable…read more They have a wonderful assortment of crystals, sprays, books, decor, sage....it was almost overwhelming. I make special trips from Georgetown just to visit here. highly recommend you stop in if you're in the area!

We came into the store as it was next to the burger spot 2 doors down. It's a small shop with…read morechocolate displays everywhere you look. Josh greeted us and was welcoming and quite engaging throughout our stay. He was happy to help us and recommended a variety of chocolate based on our tastes. Next thing you know we had 5 bags of bark because dark chocolate is supposed to be good for you, right?! All kidding aside the chocolate has quality ingredients, fresh, no bitterness, not too sweet, just right! If we were in the area we'd definitely go back. Oh and say hi to the sweet kitty hanging outside. They call him "Sundown"

I stop by here every time I visit Fredericksburg! Not only are the people working there always so…read morefriendly and willing to chat, the chocolate tasting is elite! If they're in a busy time of the day, you can just roam around the shop and get different tastings from the sample boxes. But if you go when they're not busy, they deliver a whole experience! They have a room on the side where your party can sit, and they bring out plates of each sample you can try, along with explaining the backgrounds of each chocolate, and how they started as a company. Not only is it fascinating to hear about their history, but the chocolates are delicious too! They really experiment with different flavor profiles, and they do a really good spicy chocolate. I feel like a lot of people might come in to just try some free chocolate. But it's so hard to leave without making a purchase!