Wife and I were in town hitting up some of the antique shops and Deidre's to grab a late lunch…read more Since we parked in front of Must Be Heaven, that's wheee we went. We slits the French Dip. And I'm glad we did. There was plenty for us to split and it came with a bag of chips. So yes, plenty. The Dip was hot and roast beef very tender. Good ajau sauce. Great light lunch. We didn't know their hours but they quit taking orders at 3:00. We walked in at 2:45. Got great service and food fast. Next time I'm gonna get ice cream too.

Normally, I have loved or at the very least liked everything I have had here. Two high school…read morebuddies and I meet here twice a year for lunch and hot gossip. The Ruben is good, love the 1/2 sandwich and soup options. Salads and daily specials are tasty, too. Pies - fantastic! The one notable exception is the Thursday chicken and dumplings. The dumplings aren't true dumplings just flat strips of pastry cooked in the soup, which was lukewarm and bland. Pepper would not go amiss.

Let me start by noting that this review is solely based off a 1 piece purchase while at the…read moreBluebonnet Festival in Chappell Hill. I have only tried the blueberry lemon slice. It was $7 for a very large double decked slice. The icing is very good - wish it had a hint of Lemon yo accentuate the flavor profile. The cake itself is dry. I dont taste the lemon, i can see a few signs if lemon zest inside the cake. However, would suggest flavoring the icing to really bring out that lemon flavor and maybe even placing a few fresh blueberries on top. I do however really like that its fresh large blueberries. they are visible and plenty. Going to assume the dryness is just because they were premade and being a festival they had to be cut prior (assuming all prep would have to occur the few days before). Judging by the look im sure a fresh cut piece is much moister. The blueberries were very juicy though and plump, which did add some moisture back in. i'm going to assume the lady running the booth is the owner/Baker, she was super sweet and personable. Great personality! I saw the cake and I'm not usually a cake eater, but I said "there's cake over here" to my group and some guy walking past us said "it's really good cake!" which is what me just go try a piece.

My husband, daughter & I were visiting from Houston today & dropped into Wild Flour Bakery for a…read moredessert following my birthday dinner. We each chose a different slice of cake and we all enjoyed our pieces of cake very much! I got the Italian Cream & it's one of the best cakes I've ever eaten! The lady that helped us was very friendly and helpful. Old-fashioned great customer service. If you crave delicious cake, Wild Flour Bakery is worth the trip from Houston. We will definitely be back!

Service was good…read more Wait time was minimal Not very kid friendly Good patio seating but needs more umbrellas Nachos 8/10 Chips where burnt Beet salad. 7/10 Filling but beets needed to be roasted. Flatbread 8/10 Soggy bread Sliders 10/10

Fantastic as always! Great drinks, great food, wonderful atmosphere! The service is fast and…read moreprofessional and the staff always welcoming.

Enjoyed a scoop at scoops with our grandbaby! Loved taking our sons here when we moved to Brenham…read more11 years ago. Service was great, ice cream was Bluebell so double great!! The shop is attached to a gas station conviene store, but where you sit, you forget that part of the place. Quaint and perfect when it's time to have Dessert for dinner with the Grands!

Older man refused to wash the ice cream scooper for my wife! We left but came back and then a nice…read moreyounger man did, so I appreciate him.

Good food and good service. Recommend to anyone who likes sandwiches and sweets! will go back!read more

6.4.22 We were enjoying walking around downtown Brenham when…read morewe found this store/restaurant. This is an interesting place. It has 2 entrances to it. One side is like a candy/ice cream store and the other is a restaurant. The candy store is one that has old timey candy that I remember eating as a kid. They also serve Blue Bell ice cream (of course). The food smelled good that was being served on the restaurant side.

The best fruit cake so far Just next to the gas station…read moreA nice place to go for coffee in the winter

We have been stopping here on our way to the H-town area for over 10 years. As you enter you can…read moreimmediately smell and see their large assortment of kolaches and homemade pies and pastries. They also offer sandwiches and wraps. I love their chicken salad wrap! There are a few tables but most folks get their goodies to go. They do have coffee and some cold drinks. The attached convivence store has a full assortment of drinks. Service is always friendly and I believe some of the folks behind the counter have been there for many years. Pro tip: Parking in front by the gas pumps and convenience store is hectic. Park on the side by the bakery entrance.

The food was amazing! The service was great. The ambiance was perfect for breakfast. I recommend…read moreordering the toast with your breakfast. The eggs were cooked to perfection. I waitress, Shelly, was great. I think she's the owner.

Food was great, service was terrible. Older woman cleaned our table and gave us menus and never…read morecame back. Young woman got drink orders which she brought to the table and never came back. Another young woman waited on other tables but not us. Older woman waited on tables but not ours. I finally got up and asked a young man who seemed to be helping out and he took our order. He was polite and helpful but we'd sat there for a good 15 minutes. This was on a Wed afternoon around 1:00.

We did the tour (it's free!). We checked out the visitors center where there was a lot to learn…read moreabout the history of Blue Bell started in 1907. Checked out the observation deck where we could watch the day-to-day ice cream operations. Had huge one-scoop ice cream cups for $1 each in the ice cream parlor. We each chose a flavor you can only get there. Then we slid through the gift shop which actually is set up like a quaint country store. Great time!

A bucket list trip - down south to see the one and only Blue Bell site in Brenham, TX. A easy…read moreweekend trip to enjoy the self guided walk thru (not really a tour) some pictures, a viewing window, tasting room that offers ice cream Blue Bell bar items like banana popsicle, fudge sticks then scoop ice cream that is only served in 3 gallon containers - some specific to the location or dealers that sell by scoop. We enjoyed cinnamon - walnut cherry and all were great for 1.00 per cup - large serving in our opinion. They have a fun museum, first delivery truck and some grounds to enjoy on a nice day. Worth a stop if you are by the area.

Miss Sue Ellen is an absolute treasure…read more Yummy ice cream too for just a dollar too!!

How could you not love Blue Bell! The grounds are so pretty with beautiful gardens. The visitors…read morecenter is full of the history of Blue Bell and how it got started. Definitely worth the read. We then walked over to the main building where there is a store and the observation deck. On the observation deck is where we met Eli. We asked 1 question (of course I don't remember which one that was!) and he was a wealth of information. He explained what each of the lines were producing which vats contained the flavors and pointed out where they load the pints and sherbet cups. No cameras are allowed on the deck. It was truly amazing to see the operation in production. Just a note - it closes at 2, so make sure you plan your time around that. Once we left the observation area, we went to the gift shop and ice cream parlor. I nice scoop of your favorite flavor for a dollar?? Wish I had room for more! It was totally delicious. When in Brenham, you must stop at the creamery. I