Peace Cheese is a treasure and it will be a huge loss to Austin vegans when they move! I'm just…read morerelieved that the cheese will live on, elsewhere, at least. There's simply nothing else like it. Each block, wheel, slice, and chunk has the trifecta of perfect texture, flavor, and quality ingredients. I feel so lucky to have known them from the beginning; seeing the business grow and thrive has been almost rewarding as eating the cheese itself. If you're lucky enough to spot them at farmers market, ask for a sample and you'll understand in an instant. Then, don't forget to pre-order next time because they do tend to sell out, for good reason!

For the love of all things cheese!!! I love supporting…read moresmall, local business ALL OF THE TIME! This is one that I can get behind time and again. Not only do they put out stellar products they give back in a big way! Super great humans making amazing cheese. That pesto Burrata gets me every single time. I'll eat it like a bonbon. No joke.

We were really disappointed with the gluten free baguette that we bought at the Pecan Festival…read more First, we were told it was a baguette - and we didn't see it until after we bought it because it wasn't sitting out and she had put it in the bag already... but I indeed would not call that a baguette. Very very dense, very dry, very disappointing.

Fantastic small baker with local delivery…read more My grandmother lives in Austin... I do not. Bread and Zest sells a variety of fancy and flavored challahs and edible gifts through their website, including gluten-free options. This week (Mother's Day) there was an option for delivery with local flowers. Placed an order on Thursday, then I received an email from the owner Anat on Friday afternoon-- she hand-delivered a warm challah (in a gift basket, along with extra fruit and crackers and olive oil, and a Mother's Day card) and sent a picture of my very happy grandmother as proof! Above and beyond my expectations, wishing Anat and her business the best.

I had an excellent time at Antonelli's for a cheese tasting…read more This was my first formal educational cheese tasting and I really enjoyed it. I learned a lot more than I thought and I really liked how all the different pairings stimulated different parts of my brain. I know that sounds strange but certain things didn't taste like I expected or tasted completely differently when eaten with the items they were paired with. It was so cool. The service was excellent. The presenters were so passionate and it really came through. High energy and enthusiasm and so much knowledge about all the ingredients not just in the cheese but in the items they were paired with. Completely impressed! The ambiance was great. Small enough to feel intimate but big enough that you could feel the energy in the room. Would love to come back! I love how they support local and ethical businesses.

We went on one of the Cheese-y bus tours and it was AMAZING! This was our first bus tour and it was…read moreto Pure Luck Dairy, and it was a wonderful day. We started out the day with a cheese tasting & rose on the way out to the dairy. The bus was very comfortable and the team was so lively on the bus ensuring we had a great time. They shared so much about cheese that we didn't know and the pairings were great. We the arrived at Pure Luck Dairy and the little baby goats were to die for! Amelia & Hope were so kind and gave us a tour of their land and their daily process. We got to visit with the goats and do a tasting of their cheeses with some delicious pairings and I understand why they've won so many awards! I could eat a whole tub of those cheeses no crackers needed haha. We returned back to Antonelli's tasting room to end with raclette & some pairings and just debrief about the whole day and it was wonderful. The team really did think of everything, down to providing booties for us at the farm. The rain that day was a non factor, as they said, it was a grand soft day!

These cheeses are so phenomenal!! Our new favorite thanks to @House of Cheese in Marble Fallsread more

Pure Luck Farm and Dairy cheeses are unbelievably amazing! I savor every bite knowing that raising…read moregoats and choosing the farm life comes with challenges as well as rewards that can't be compared to much else. Just like I'm thankful to the bees every time I eat honey, I'm thankful to the goats who share their milk to make stellar cheeses at Pure Luck! Supporting local farmers and food producers is good for the Earth and for my soul.

I had a pretty good time checking this place out. Through a chain of events I missed the exit to my…read moregolds gym. Seeing the traffic going south there was no way I was back tracking so I gps'd the next closest Golds and went there. It shared a parking lot with Panderia Chuy's. After my workout I decided I needed to check this place out, I know, I know. As soon as I walked in it smelled great and I saw all the fresh pan being put in the display. I picked up a tray and brought it home to the family! Everything was great, I will defiantly be back.

They have some fun looking bakery items but I wanted something soft so I got a cup of jello pieces…read moremixed in with a milk pudding jello of some type. The workers there only spoke Spanish with a little bit of English so I'm not quite sure what it's called but it's super delicious! I wish they would replace that boring icky buffet jello with little cups of this stuff!

Wow. Great reviews from YEARS ago. Just bought some at HEB today and felt compelled to reach out…read moreto the company with how awful it was. Something must have taken a turn for the worse. My message and experience to the company: Is your Queso supposed to watery? Bought this at HEB because Culinary Cowgirls was out and thought I'd try a new brand. I was expecting Queso that had the consistency of typical Queso. I love Queso, and was sooo disappointed. Is your consistency (like water) on purpose? If so, why??? You dip a chip and it's water cheese. Doesn't stick at all. Are you really from Austin? Not like any Queso I've had in the 20 plus years I've lived in Austin. I've never felt compelled to reach out to a company and tell them, ewww. Was this a bad batch or by design?

If you haven't had their Hot Apple Pie jam yet, well what are you waiting for?! Delicious in its…read moreown right, great as a glaze, and I like dipping sesame tamari rice crackers from Trader Joe's in it! If you like sweet heat, this is the product for you!

My partner and I took a road trip out to Dripping Springs today to visit TX hill country olive oil…read moreco. The space is beautiful. We signed up for their guided tasting experience which was amazing! So educational and informative. In addition to the special edition olive oils & balsamic vinegars curated for the tasting, we were allowed unlimited samples of their infused flavored olive oils as well, which were absolutely delicious! This place offers quality olive oils and balsamic vinegars at very reasonable prices. We ended up taking home several bottles- their Sola Stella, Terra Verde, & Sicilian olive oils as well as their Traditional Balsamic and Bourbon Balsamic. After the tasting we enjoyed a light lunch at their bistro, which was delightful. Farm to table, fresh food paired with a bottle of Chardonnay made for the perfect end to our experience. Highly recommend!

My wife and I enjoyed the olive oil tasting. Interesting learning a bit about olive oil making and…read morethe history of olive oil. Definitely gave us a better idea of what true olive oil should taste like (most store-bought olive oils are adulterated with seed oil). We also were able to taste three of their specialty balsamic vinegars, which were outstanding. I left with a bottle of their wild cherry balsamic to mix with my next old-fashioned drink at home. Their bistro serves a great menu. We sipped on their tasty wild cherry and peach sangrias (made with their balsamic vinegars) and thought that their lemon caesar salad with chicken was excellent. We might come back here for lunch if we visit the area again.

Usually not a reviewer, but was so impressed by this place and want them to succeed that I just…read morewant to share that I've been there 3 times now (soon to be 4), and have had great quick experiences each time. The Teflon Don is my go to, but so many other good looking options on the menu!

The good: The Italian and roast beef were great subs. Product was fresh, sliced thin, and…read moredelicious. The bad: The sausage and peppers was disappointing. The sandwich would be better if the link was sliced and there were more peppers added. The last gripe was the bread seemed to be toasted a little too long. Overall the sandwiches were good, just a few critiques to make a great product!