A beautiful, warm and cozy house/B&B! The Inn Keepers are wonderful - so knowledgeable about the…read morehistory of the house and the area. They were very accommodating and caring with special food needs. Went above and beyond to serve breakfast items my husband could eat. Even sent us home with items they wouldn't eat. So thoughtful! Our room in the carriage house was so spacious. Definitely recommend this place and would stay again if in the area.

What an incredible B&B. We stayed for three nights and we had a great experience. The San…read moreGabriel House is located in the Olive Street National Historic District of Georgetown, TX. Not only is the house beautiful, the interior of the house is warm and inviting. Our room was spacious and relaxing. Our bed was so comfortable, it was hard to get out of bed. (In a very good way). The house has a great backyard, with plenty of mature pecan trees that provides plenty of shade so you can sit outside and relax. The property has beautiful landscaping, and really helps you decompress. Danni and Mark manage the B&B, and they live on site. Danni is very friendly and she goes out of her way to make sure everyone is is having a great experience. Danni creates some of the best breakfasts that we have ever had, and her creations could be on any fine dining menu. We met Jeannie, the owner, and she was very nice. We also met some great guests, and one couple lives near us. We really connected and we will be going to lunch with them in two weeks. We will definitely go back and visit on our next trip to Georgetown.

WOW! Absolutely spectacular... Actual REAL FRUITS in parfait, authentic southern gravy, very…read morethick bacon, delicious fried eggs, and good ol' freshly squeezed OJ. *We are definitely *F*R*I*E*N*D*S*

We came here around 10am Sunday morning to grab breakfast with friends. The restaurant had had both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating, and it was packed inside. We were fortunate one of the larger tables was available inside, so we got to sit down within a few minutes. They also had a big bar with countertop seats. I ordered the Brisket Benny that had a combination of biscuits, brisket, egg, hollandaise and bbq sauces. They needed about 15 minutes to bring our dishes out. I liked my dish a lot. Biscuits, brisket, and sauces all tasted great together. My daughter's pancake was decent, but could have been better. Fruit bowl was good. Our server was super nice. He did a good job despite being occupied with several tables. Overall it was a very nice, cozy breakfast and brunch location.

We enjoy coming to Urban and one of the things that really makes the experience stand out is the…read morelive music. Rodney is incredibly talented - he's an amazing singer, and his music creates such a fun atmosphere. You can tell he has a following, too, because people genuinely come out specifically to hear him perform. We did have a bit of a service hiccup during our visit - we were brought the wrong bottle of wine and ended up waiting quite a while for the correct one. Thankfully, the live music kept us entertained while we waited! Live music like this adds something special that you just can't get from a playlist. I really hope Urban recognizes the value that talented musicians like Rodney bring to the restaurant and continues offering live music. Great food, a fun atmosphere, and great music make for a winning combination!

Went here for first time. Made a reservation for main dining but was seated in front bar area…read moreinstead. There is no / little air conditioning in this area and even the staff stood in front of a fan 10 steps away from us. The food was amazing! We had the lobster bites, risotto and trout. Everything was delicious! Unfortunately, the service was terrible. The bartender was the server in the area we were in. She brought us water and then disappeared for 15 minutes. I was watching as she was on a laptop doing inventory of the alcohol with a man calling out what was needed. Another waitress was at the hostess stand and waved and asked if we were alright and we said no one had taken our order. She went to the bartender and asked if our table was hers and she got up to come take it. Unfortunately, that was the last time we saw her until we were ready for the check and she only came then because I stood up to go get it from her.

I came to Whiskey Cake for the first time last weekend to celebrate my friend's birthday. My…read morefriend, who was building out the reservation, asked why we would need to be there for three hours, from 6 to 9 pm, before our next plan on our itinerary. By the end of the night, when we were rushing to make it to our 9 pm event, she understood. Whiskey Cake is one of those New American craft kitchens that has a great bar and consistently great food, even if it doesn't immediately blow you out of the park. I drank a few drinks here, starting with their Texas Barrel Aged Old Fashioned, made from Still Austin Bourbon, a honeysuckle liqueur, vanilla, and orange bitters. A really strong but full-bodied cocktail with a lot of great flavors at play. I drank a local Austin beer on tap that I'm suddenly blanking on off the draft, and ended the night with a Montucky Cold Snack combo with a small pour of bourbon (maybe 1792, don't quote me). We only ate appetizers and sharables while at Whiskey Cake. I'll try to run through everything we had: Local Goat Cheese Fondue: A uniquely sharp experience. The bread was fantastic, but I'm very particular on my cheese and decided goat cheese wasn't for me. Roasted Garlic Hummus: The pita bread rocks, and so did the hummus, which is the actual selling point of the dish. Fries & Friends: Literally a basket of fries and dipping sauces. Not bad at all, but I don't know what you would expect. Deviled Eggs: I can't truly get behind hard-boiled eggs for some reason, but if I don't perceive that it's a hard-boiled egg, I can imagine that these are killer. I really enjoyed this. Charcuterie Board: A little bit of this, a little bit of that. A really excellent collection. The cheddar, the sausage, the cured meats, and the honey were all standouts, and it is probably the best table appetizer to get if you're also getting a full meal. Just little snacks for everyone! We ended the night with some of their Whiskey Cake, which is absolutely delightful and is obviously what they are known for. The waitress that served us was fantastic and timely and super friendly. The atmosphere was generally very nice and led to good conversations and had a solid energy. Ultimately, Whiskey Cake impressed me for what it offers and what it can be. They also definitely got whiskey. Tons of whiskey.

I came to Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar for a casual dinner with family and received so much more…read more No reservation and there was plenty of seating. We were able to change tables to accommodate more privacy. Casey was our server and so helpful. One of my family has dietary restrictions and Casey let us know the kitchen could rework almost anything to accommodate us. She also helped us get an order in before the happy hour ended. The artichoke dip well presented and good but not memorable. The old fashioned and margarita are excellent. For the main event I had the smoked pork chop. There is not a part of the dish I don't think was perfect. The chop, sauce, broccoli and slaw combined perfectly. I would say come back for this alone, but the tavern burger and chicken sandwich were great as well. The fries are crunchy on the outside and flaky inside. Grilled vegetables are an excellent side. You shouldn't leave without an order of the whiskey cake. "I only want a bite," doesn't exist. If you aren't very hungry start with dessert and add the main dish to go. Whiskey Cake has an exhaustive whiskey list and Wednesday has $7 pours which makes tasting easy. I hear brunch is excellent; I can't wait to try it.

Traveling and came across this place for breakfast. It has a casual setting. Got seated quickly…read more Server was attentive with a welcoming smile. . Thank you Cha! I had breakfast scrambler. I was satisfied. Plates were well served. Thank You Java Cafe

I was hoping for some gluten free options, especially in Hipsterville, but nothing really besides…read morepotato's & corn sadly The place was full, the service was good, but a bit chaotic as I sat at the bar My omelette was very good. The biscuit was good as well, even though I'm Not supposed to have wheat lol It was a cozy place to eat, but it was very crowded. Come early

Met a friend for lunch here. I'd never heard of Jack Allen's but, I tell ya, I'll remember it from…read morenow on. The place is a popular lunch spot; it's bright, noisy, lively. Wait staff is quick and friendly. I ordered the chorizo-stuffed pork medallions. It came with chunky mashed potatoes and a medley of sautéed vegetables. Everything on that plate was above-par delicious! The three pork medallions were screaming with flavor and über tender. The chunky mashed potatoes were the perfect accompaniment. Yeah, sautéed veggies are hard to get wrong, but these were good as well, with just the right amount of seasoning. Prices may be a bit more than you'd normally want to spend for lunch, but this ain't no fast food joint. The meal and service are both top drawer and worth every penny. Next time I come through Round Rock, I know where I'll be dining.

Had brunch around 11am on a Saturday and thankfully there was no wait for a table. The service was…read morefriendly, consistent, efficient, and good. We chatted for about an hour and a half and did not see the place completely full, but enough to be busy. They provided a sample of crisps with an egg salad type of dip. It was tasty and a light surprise. The chicken and biscuits were amazing. The creamy sauce had a bit of jalapeño, giving it a distinct and light heat and flavor. The potatoes were like hashbrowns with great seasoning. The chicken was moist and delicious. Would absolutely come back for the food and service. Price-wise, $20-30 is about what it is per person.

Went here for a bookclub meetup. The staff was so nice and were constantly cleaning the place…read more Loved that even though they had music playing that it wasn't too loud so you're able to have conversations. I tried the chicken and waffle. It was so good and portions are huge! The chicken was flavorful and cooked well. The waffle was perfect and the combo went well together. I also tried the Nutella and strawberry waffle it wad delicious and the strawberry were fresh! I will be back!

I rarely make it to Round Rock, but after my first visit to Waffle Love, I'll definitely be back…read more A friend brought me here for breakfast, and we decided to share a waffle flight so we could try a variety of items. We ordered the grilled cheese with tomato soup, chicken and waffles, and the strawberry and cream waffle with Biscoff spread. Before I get to the food, I want to recognize the excellent customer service. Since it was my first visit, I had quite a few questions. The employee helping us was patient, friendly, and knowledgeable. She walked us through all of the flight options, and let us know that everything was made fresh to order, so there would be a short wait. I appreciated the transparency, and when our food arrived I soon found out it was worth the wait. The standout for me was the grilled cheese waffle with tomato soup. The soup tasted homemade, with bright tomato flavor and generous chunks of tomato throughout. It was fresh, and absolutely delicious. The grilled cheese featured a flavorful muenster and provolone instead of the standard cheddar you find everywhere else, and the waffle itself was crispy on the outside with a perfect gooey cheese pull. My friend enjoyed the strawberry and cream waffle with Biscoff spread since I'm not a huge fan of Biscoff. I did try the strawberries and cream, though, and both were excellent. The strawberries were fresh, sweet, and firm, while the cream tasted rich and homemade. The chicken and waffles were outstanding. The chicken was crispy, juicy, and well seasoned, and the waffle had a wonderful texture: light and airy inside with a crisp exterior. It was served with syrup and a remoulade-style sauce. The restaurant is clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully decorated with fun murals, word art and nods to Round Rock. For a first visit, Waffle Love made a fantastic impression. The next time I'm in Round Rock, I'll be ordering another waffle flight, probably the same 3 selections, just without the Biscoff spread.

Greeted and seated quickly! Attentive servers who allowed ample time to review their expansive…read moremenu. Ordered Ham Benedict III. Perfectly poa6eggs stop shaved ham and English muffin. Topped with smoked cheddar cheese hollandaise and served with hashbrowns. Now I feel like taking a snooze.

The food was fantastic! A group of friends and I ordered different dishes so we could share, and…read moreevery single dish was spectacular. My favorite, for sure, was the protein omelet. I also ordered the orange mimosa, and it was super yummy! The service, though, was disappointing. It wasn't the waitress's fault because she was very nice, but when I called, they told me they didn't have a reservation list and never mentioned anything about a waitlist. When we arrived, they told us it would only be a 25-minute wait, but it ended up being a whole hour! If we had known this beforehand, we definitely would have gone somewhere else. The place is really cute, but it was so crowded that we couldn't enjoy it as much as we would have liked.

It has been a while since I visited Mi Mundo Coffee in Round Rock, but I did remember that I liked…read moretheir coffee and food. I was in the area and decided to pay another visit. The interior has a homely feel, with a mix of small tables and big comfy leather settees, and shelves with books and retro radios adorning the place. They're also roasters, so their coffee is made on-site and fresh. I'm currently kicking sugar, so I've been having my coffee without it, which really helps me focus on the flavour, sifting the good from the bad stuff (at least for me). I ordered a flat white, and it was bold and flavourful, plus the barista created a happy smiley face on top of it. The staff were very friendly and seemed happy to serve, helping with the very "chill vibes" of the place. All in all, still a great little coffee shop with good coffee, a relaxing environment, and decent food. Two thumbs up!

If you're looking for a coffee shop with unique flavors, this is definitely the place for you! They…read morehave so many different options, including blueberry lemon, hazelnut, white chocolate, and Biscoff. Whether you prefer your coffee iced, hot, or blended like a Frappuccino, there's plenty to choose from. But let me tell you about the cookies! Every cookie I've tried has been delicious, but the Biscoff cookie is absolutely my favorite. I will literally come here just for the cookies when I have a sweet tooth. The coffee is really good too! I usually order mine decaf with almond milk, and I love that they offer different milk options, including oat, soy, and dairy. The customer service is always great. The employees are very helpful and patient, which I especially appreciate because my orders can be a little complicated due to my dietary restrictions. This is a popular spot, so expect a little wait, but nothing unusual for a busy coffee shop. As far as the atmosphere, it's very eccentric, very Austin, and definitely has that hole-in-the-wall vibe. Nothing fancy or particularly special about the inside. Seating is limited, mostly for parties of two, and those spots are usually occupied by people waiting for their orders. I would definitely recommend coming here to grab your coffee and cookies to go rather than planning to sit and relax. Overall, I absolutely recommend this place for its creative coffee flavors and delicious cookies. And trust me, don't leave without trying the Biscoff cookie!

I'm a hundred percent returning…read more I did not realize how nice of a place this was when I pulled up. I feel terrible walking in after doing yard work. I just ran out to grab somethings and hadn't had breakfast. So I just typed in coffee place and chose the most unique name near me. Oof I walked in and it was beautiful with what looked like gourmet pastries and coffee. Not a place to be covered in dirt and grass clippings. But I was already there, the coffee smelt good and I saw a matcha croissant (I love matcha) so I ordered to go. The girls in front of me bought the last one, but they very quickly made me another one and they were far too nice The food was spectacular and the best I've had in a long moment! The coffee was amazing! The service a 10 out of 10! And the vibe was so cute and relaxing

Maybe they were having an off day because I only saw one other review about the wait time... don't…read morecome here if you are in any sort of hurry. We were exited to take my niece to the 'unicorn place' and support a plant based shop. It was super cute and she was excited about the decor and unicorns. Came a little after 9am on a Friday, it was maybe half full, but it took about 40 minutes to get two lemon tofu toasts. I was patient until my niece was getting antsy, she finished her pastry, we both finished our mediocre coffees, still no toast... I checked and the Apple Pay time stamp went through more than 30 minutes prior. I asked staff if our toast was still coming and they replied rudely like I was being a jerk to even ask. Pagers for food when they went off were obnoxious beeping. Just give people a table number and carry it out to them. Maybe they have one little toaster and person in the back? That said once the food came, the tofu was DELICIOUS, and a large portion. We could have split it. Croissant was unimpressive as was their chocolate croissant. Macarons were tasty, but not with the signature chew that ones made with egg whites would have. $$ Two plain lattes, two lemon toasts, a chocolate croissant and 6 macarons with a $5 tip was $88. Pretty ridiculous, and I am used to California, Bay Area prices.