I never drive to Houston TX ( in my case today Richmond, TX near Houston) without staying at…read more Weikells Bakery. It's historic and a staple in LaGrange, TX. They are known for their kolaches and pastries. They also have an assortment of goods including clothing, beverages, deli and a whole host of snacks. I purchased two pigs-n-a-blanket and pecan cinnamon roll. So delicious... Saturday was quite busy at the bakery. It formed a pretty pleasant environment.

Once again, headed down to see my parents. Always stop in to get poppyseed pockets for my dad and…read morefruit kolaches for my mom. The bathrooms are always clean. They have a nice store, it's a little more than a convenient store and bakery. There's all types of homemade pastries of breads along with a deli. I enjoy stopping here. It's just hard to pick out what you want cause I would like to have one of everything. Once you're able to pick out what you want the trick is getting it to a destination without you eating all of it. I have to put it in the back on the floorboard so it's out of my reach.

Looks like a popular local spot. Lots of people still having lunch at 2:00. I ordered the Italian…read morebut they were out of Italian bread so she put it on a hoagie roll. The sandwich comes with a pickle spear and a bag of Lays. It was a good sandwich but quite a lot of bread on that roll. My husband ordered a half turkey sandwich and a cup of tomato basil soup. He liked the sandwich but the soup was thin and too sweet. The service was super fast. We had our food in about 5 minutes. The place was pretty cute and looked clean. They had fresh lemons out for your water if you like it. They have a Blue Bell ice cream counter if you need a little sweet to follow. I would return if we get back through town at meal time.

Variety abounds! We ate lunch here after visiting the Quilt…read moreMuseum. So much to choose from. We ended up with a deli sandwich and a Caesar salad, both with a side cup of broccoli cheddar soup. Gal who took our order was very helpful when asked about menu items. We enjoyed the country comfy vibe. Reminded me of places I would eat at back home in Indiana. Thank you all for an incredible culinary experience. We will be back next time we head over to La Grange.

My husband and I split a cheeseburger and a chicken tender plate -- and we forgot to take a picture…read morebefore we started eating because it looked that good! The photo definitely doesn't do it justice. The chicken and fries are homemade and absolutely delicious. The service was great, and the ambiance was awesome. Fun sports bar vibe and very clean! Fresh flowers in the restroom was a nice touch. We loved it and will definitely be back!

We were driving through from Austin to Houston and found this place. The people were so friendly…read more It's bigger than it looks from the outside. My husband loved the fish and chips and I enjoyed the smash burger sliders. The food came so fast too.

Grabbed a hot latte with hazelnut this morning. It was a bit cold this morning and the latte was a…read moreperfect beverage. This is a typical small town coffee shop...authentic, super friendly with down home interior. If you live in Texas, you likely love Bluebell ice cream. Love me some homemade vanilla....Latte Cafe also serves Bluebell ice cream. Service was quick and pleasant.

When I first moved here me and my son wanted to try this place out although we're no coffee…read moredrinkers we love a cute cafe bakery style place. He told me "mom it reminds me of friends and the coffee shop" they had a big comfy couch inside and not sure if it's still there but all the locals love this place. The treats are good and breakfast are good too

Came in, grabbed a beer from the cooler, paid, and sat outside facing the court house and watching…read morethe leaves rustle in the breeze down the square. They carry a variety of pint-sized cans of beer from La Grange Brewing Company. I tried their Hazel Hazy IPA. It didn't taste like any hazy IPA I've tried before but it was refreshing and at 16 oz and 7.5% ABV it was basically a double so one was definitely enough. It was a nice way to pass the time as my wife shopped the local antique store two doors down. The ladies inside were friendly and quick to serve. And they had a few food options. It's a nice little place. Very small. Very casual. And pleasant.

Cashier very nice and helpful. Live the around the corner…read morestore. The macaroons are delicious'

I've had one of the most unprofessional and racist drive-thru experiences I've ever had here…read more When I pulled up, the employee made a sarcastic comment about my vehicle and questioned why I expect to be served. When I asked her to repeat what she said, she immediately backtracked and went silent. At that point, I felt uncomfortable and concerned about the safety of my food. When I calmly said I would leave and write a review instead, the employee leaned out of the window and mockingly said she would read it. This was not a misunderstanding. It was a hostile attitude and a complete lack of basic customer service. I don't care what someone drives. I don't care who they are. I care about being treated with respect and professionalism when ordering food. Management seriously needs to retrain staff or review who they put on customer-facing shifts. This interaction alone guarantees I won't be stopping here again. I do not need racial abusive remarks thrown at me just because of what I'm driving. This is sociopathy.

In less than a week I somehow visited both the best McDonalds I have ever been to outside Boston…read morewith the fireplace in the dining room and the worst McDonalds I have ever been to at this location outside Austin. It would make a fun point-to-point trip for novelty travel vloggers like Ian, you know the one Ian if you spend enough time online, "air conditioning outside!"-Ian, someone I would definitely be best friends with given our common interests in key lime pie and whimsy. These are two entirely separate worlds apart from the good one outside Boston and this awful one right here. I pulled off the road after a difficult work day in Austin on the way back into Houston for a refreshing frozen Coke. The best frozen Coke I ever had was in Orlando just a few weeks ago, they mixed both the vanilla coke and cherry coke flavours as a secret (well, less-secret-now) VIP favour to me in Disney Springs. I wanted to re-live that experience or at least get as near as possible to it for refreshment you can find close to the highway between Austin and Houston. I moseyed on in to order in the store since outside Boston I found a fireplace in the dining room at that McDonalds. What would I find here outside Austin, maybe a banjo? A steer that they are supposed to be famous for around here? A drag queen that got sidetracked whilst getting dressed that morning and left the house gussied up as Bing Bong (on a normal day, not Halloweekend) rather than in drag? Maybe something else? The sky is the limit on these possibilities once you find a fireplace in a McDonalds dining room, anything can happen in a dining room now. I ordered my frozen coke and paid. I waited for my order. I had already ordered and paid, mind you. Then the guy comes out and tells me that the frozen coke machine is broken. Why did they let me order and pay for something they knew they did not have? I said ok, gimme the frozen Dr Pepper since we can't have everything but we can get close. He said that machine was broken, but somehow inexplicably they had the frozen blue one working. Da fuq? There is only one freezy drink machine, it is an unholy drink cloaca where all flavours come out of one hole like a Coke freestyle stand in Orlando, it is not separate holes for each beverage like Club Cool in Epcot. I accepted the blue thing I did not want since I had already ordered and paid and the traffic was only getting worse on the road so I wanted to get back on the road to Houston. I was presented with a blue thing that was like 75% filled. It tasted and smelled like it had been mixed with Sam Vimes' dirty boots and rubber cement. It was dreadful. I am a certified hater (see my one star reviews from the particularly spicy years of 2011-2016) so I actually WOULD wish this on my worst enemy, but not myself. I was plenty fine it was not completely filled after all since it was assigned immediately to the circular filing system. Don't mess with [frozen cokes]

This was a pleasant find a little off I-10 and after eating I discovered that Texas 71 provided a…read morenice angled return to I-10 going east. It's 4 lanes, not a lot of traffic and limited access as well. Nice low stress return to I-10 after a tasty lunch. The building obviously used to be a home and the inside just further confirms it. Lots of comfortable seating throughout. Parking is all around the building and much of it is in shade from several large trees on the property. It was lunchtime busy when we arrived but we got seated quickly and the service never faltered. The pimento cheese and sausage appetizer was so good. Picky eater got 2 plain chopped brisket tacos and enjoyed them. I got the brisket plate and was surprised to find sausage on there too. The slaw and beans for sides were good choices. Both were very tasty and definitely all their own recipe. We enjoyed it enough that we shall be hoping that lunchtime timing works out again when we are eastbound on I-10 in this area.

You really should give the Back Porch a try. Great food, very comfortable atmosphere and fantastic…read moreservice from Brandy.

Hmm, Jared Fogle, need we discuss anything else? Mediocre ingredients, which always seem a bit too…read morewet.

They were very pleasant when we walked in the door. The sandwich was made perfection bread, toasted…read morenicely. Great customer service and thank you for the great service and will eat there again.

Foods always amazing they do fresh fry's even with the meals have had them melt through the…read morestyrofoam tray they are so fresh. Would recommend anyone visiting Lagrange stop here for a quick meal Service is decent quick meals if you call ahead by 10 mins Interior is still a gas station but everything is clean and plenty of other things inside to choose from

Yesterday had been a really busy day so we decided to grab some food from Texas One Stop in La…read moreGrange. I usually go in there to buy their baked goods, which are pretty hit and miss. They have very clean bathrooms and a nice area with tables inside if you want to stay and eat. They have a decent selection of drinks and snacks, and lots of clothing and boots for sale. But this time, we decided instead of a quick sandwich we would go ahead and order barbecue plates. Their prices are fairly inexpensive for barbecue and I think that's because they are not out back cooking on the pit all day. But the brisket and chicken were fair, made much better by their sauce. I liked the potato salad and I loved the green beans. I think the brisket sandwich is better than the brisket plate, so that's what I will go back to.

We absolutely love riverside! Breakfast more so and it's all day! Anytime family comes we makes…read moresure to make a pit stop

Wow this is a hidden gem near the river in La Grange. Drove by a 100 times without giving it a…read morethought but today was different and we stopped in for late lunch. First off the appearance is very clean and neat, staff is super friendly and attentive to our every need. Next, the food was well prepared and delivered piping hot. The food was very tasty and seasoned to perfection. And last but not least, their prices are amazingly low when compared to same type of food at other places in the area. To sum it up, place is immaculately clean, food was perfect, staff was fantastic and low prices. Give it a try next time you're in La Grange and hungry.