Beautiful place. Great food. Lovely overall experience. Fun day trip or just a getaway. Great gift…read moreshop in front

This tearoom was such a darling hidden gem to end the day with after browsing the garden store it's…read moreattached to. There was a bit of a wait but plenty of cute knick-knacks and plants to look at while waiting. Martha's Buttery Croissant Sandwich was surprisingly the first time I ever had chicken salad and now I'm hooked! I loved the sweet and savory flavor from the cranberries. The complementary scone and orange spiced tea were also delicious.

Such a cool spot. Good Music, Instruments, Vinyl Records of all sizes and the food smelled amazingread more

Ambiance is great, service was alright, coffee was good but not $7 good. I'd go to look at all the…read morememorabilia but that's about all.

Brittany is incredible! I came with a special request and with a time crunch, she made it happen!…read moreShe is helpful and has a wonderful personality The cakes are always wonderful

I drove out here specifically to redeem a free classic cakeball or signature truffle using their…read morerewards program. I don't come often because parking is always a nightmare, and tonight was no exception. When I showed them the app, the staff seemed confused on how to do a redemption. So they had to call the owner for help. The owner apparently told them not to honor the redemption because they were in the process of switching rewards program platforms, and what used to be a 50‑point reward was going to be a 300‑point reward. The staff said my points would transfer eventually, but I only will have 63 -- not enough under the new system. Hey, I'm no entrepreneur. But I am a customer who eats out all the time. And to me this is a textbook example of an owner who doesn't get customer service. I drove all the way there, dealt with the parking, and came specifically to redeem a reward that still showed as valid in their app. It's not my fault their system hadn't switched over yet. These cakeball and truffle treats are only the size of a donut hole. It's not one of their higher end desserts. The obvious right move would've been to honor the reward and give the customer the treat. But nope. They chose the stingy route instead. And with that one decision, they lost another customer. Congrats and enjoy your cakeballs.

Good ice cream in a fun location…read more Heads up: they need better signage. We almost didn't stop because the rest of the food trucks were closed and Camp House faces away from the parking and looked closed as well. Fortunately, I thought to get out and double check. There are some interesting flavors from the sweet to the "savory." Can't decide? I recommend the ice cream flight. You can double up or go with six completely different flavors.

Cute little ice cream place! They have their own unique flavors. They only have outside seating,…read morebut it's very cute and the ambiance is great! They had little chairs for my toddler, so sweet! I'll definitely be back, I love supporting small businesses

Midnight Cravingz absolutely lived up to the hype! I ordered the brookie to-go, but it smelled so…read moregood that I couldn't even wait until I got home to try it. One bite in and I knew I had made the right choice. The brookie was warm, rich, and perfectly gooey, and the ice cream on the side was the perfect addition. Together, they completely hit the spot. I'm still thinking about it days later! If you're a dessert lover, do yourself a favor and order the brookie. The next time I'm in Houston, Midnight Cravingz is definitely on my list of places to revisit.

Fun Night Spot ... For a Big Back I love the concept of a…read moredessert place catering to those who get that sweet treat urge at unholy hours. Came here after the movies with my boyfriend and we split a Cookies and Dream. - Cookies and Dream (3/5): I love the combo of warm brownie with soft serve. Also the Oreo bits added a nice texture. But this desert was just WAY TOO SWEET. The vanilla sauce was more like a sugary frosting that ruined the whole dessert for me.I don't know if it's because I'm old and my sweet tooth isn't as strong, but I couldn't eat much of it even after scraping off part of the frosting. Service/ambiance: Overall I think this was such a fun late night spot. We came at around 11:30 and the place was filled with people, mostly groups of friends, and it gave such a lively atmosphere. There was also board games that you can borrow.

I came here after the Washington on The Brazos tour. I thought it was a convenient store at frist…read moreand I was just going to get a soda. Turns out it is a restaurant and they serve lunches as well and since all I had for Breakfast is an Ice Cream sandwich, I decided to order a BBQ Rib sandwich. The owner is an awesome guy, although I do feel sorry for him growing up in Detroit as a Lions Fan, =), but we had a great conversation on the current state of Football. The food is great, for about $10 (I left over about $1.5 for tip) I got the rib sandwich which delicious but messy and a shiner bock, it was an awesome lunch hanging out with a good guy. If you are visiting Washington On the Brazos, make sure you stop buy, order some lunch before you head out.

Food is always excellent! There is a fixed menu, so if you are picky, check the website. The…read moresmall town atmosphere is very special.... ALWAYS fun and pleasant and the service is outstanding.

The vibe of Pie Haven is the best...pie and the love of Jesus! Everything in this store is meant…read moreto uplift from the pie, to the coffee, to the merchandise. Don't miss this amazing place!

More like pie heaven!…read more If you're anywhere near Round Top, do yourself a favor and make a stop at Royer's Pie Haven. This cozy little spot feels like stepping into someone's welcoming front porch--with way better dessert. The star of the show for me was the pecan pie: rich, gooey, perfectly sweet, and loaded with that buttery crunch that only a great pecan pie can deliver. The gal working the counter was just as sweet and was kind enough to share some history on the house. Will definitely be back and will definitely be leaving with more than just a single slice!

Wonderful food and atmosphere tucked away in a building full of family history, the Thomas…read moreMercantile. The owner gave us a nice history of the building and how the tea room came about. It's a family business down to the china the meals are served on. The tea room is beautifully kept and inviting. Loved the sampler lunch with pimento cheese, chicken salad and cucumber dill sandwiches and great tomato basil soup too. Next time I will make sure to save room for dessert as well. I had iced tea but they had a very nice selection of Ahmad tea for hot tea. The owner and staff were absolutely lovely and even arranged a comfy little place next to our table for my friends baby boy to lie and play on while we ate. We enjoyed browsing the cute gift shop in the front of the building as well. Such a nice place to enjoy lunch and I look forward to going back!

What's pleasant little find. With an inviting little general store in front... THOMAS mercantile,…read moreopened its doors in 1913. The owner Terry is a fourth generation THOMAS. This is the first time it has been used as a gift shop and tea room. Everything is authentic down to the antique plates, Silverware and stemware. Warm and cozy it's got country charm everywhere. Once you get to the back Tea Room you'll be given a simple menu to choose from and nothing on it is less than delicious. The hot tomato basil soup was served in a teacup. So cute!! With a generous portion of quiche for my main course, the side dish stole the show. The best broccoli salad I've ever eaten. I would highly recommend stopping by for a nibble and a shop. I would also recommend the peach tea and buttermilk pie. The menu may change as they repair their food fresh daily. You won't find food processors here, it's all done by hand with love.