Amazing fresh food. Very welcoming and nice owner. Can't wait for an excuse to come back.read more

I am obsessed. I just visited this spot for the first time today. Drove out to Hico from Dallas for…read morethe day and had to stop. This spot is a must stop any time you are within an hour of it. Holly and Kevin are wonderful. The food is amazing. Its fresh and sustainable. They are real people making a difference in their community and providing some damn fine food while they are at it! My friend and i shared a chicken salad pimento sandwich that came with a side of potato salad. I got a rose lemonade, peach kolache, a couple cookies, a journal, dog soap, reusable face cloths and brie! So many different sustainable locally sourced items. Reminds of home (pnw).

Love this place service is always good. I can not get enough of the sweet water taffe and the home…read moremade fudge

I go through the area once a month or so and I always stop for the taffy. They also have some…read moreinteresting antiques around the store. The candy I've tried is fine. Nothing spectacular or interesting. I've never tried the deli because the times I've gone back there i can't catch anyone's attention to be waited on. I don't think the employees are particularly helpful or friendly; at least they aren't to me.

Excellent choices of meats and cheeses! Prompt service low…read morewait times! Perfect small town texas place to visit!

This was a cute and eclectic pitstop on our way down to Fredericksburg. It gave very homey vibes…read more The cashier was very helpful and helping us make food selections. The food came out quick, was piping hot. I and one of my friends got the Earl (fried bologna sandwich) and my friend did the Riley (turkey and bacon sandwich). Those sandwiches did what they needed to do to help us. Continue our trip.

We had a family birthday dinner at the Chop House in Hico. The food was great from appetizers to…read moremeal to desert. Service was excellent. Our party had beef, fish and lamb entrees. Everyone enjoyed their meals. We will definitely return. Also Hico is a great old west town. Great for walking the town square area. There are many interesting shops.

Amazing service, atmosphere is phenomenal, this place needs a Michelin Star! Food is extremely…read morefresh and the kitchen is on point!

We took the old highways home to Fort Worth from Austin today and found ourselves visiting Oma…read moreLeen's a second time, this time for lunch. So glad we did! The menu here is not expansive but it offers a very nice selection of tantalizing dishes. We opted for the fried chicken tacos. Being old timers with small appetites we customarily share an entree, but when I learned that an order consists of two, not the customary three tacos, I ordered a plate for each of us. Big mistake! Hahaha. These tacos are humongous! I'm afraid I totally failed to fulfill my duties as a responsible Yelper and take a photo of the presented plate. Attached is a pic of one, but the pic does not adequately provide for you a sense of the taco's actual size. We each had to work to finish one each. This creation is a work of taco art. A taco masterpiece. The tortilla appears to be house-made. The large pieces of chicken breast, perfectly seasoned and breaded; and crisply fried rest on a bed of some of the tastiest cole slaw ever. The fried chicken is then topped with a couple sauces that sing with the chicken and finished with house made hot honey. This taco is worth the drive to Hico from FTW for lunch. Service was once again very pleasant and attentive. And as I think I said in my previous review, Owners/Chefs Austin and Shannon have done a wonderful job of curating a welcoming, warm and authentic ambiance in this historic building.

We've been to Oma Leen's multiple times now and it has been consistently outstanding. We've tried…read morethe chicken and waffles, avocado toast, several scratch-made pasta dishes, and easily one of the best burgers and fries around--everything has been on point every single time. You can really tell the food is made with care and quality ingredients. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere makes it a great place to relax and enjoy a great meal. This place is a true gem and absolutely worth the trip. We'll definitely keep coming back.

Great all American café The food is as you would expect it…read morereally good and plenty of it. Good atmosphere prices are reasonable. I do love a place that is consistently good and this one is bravo lucky to have it in Hico!

I have eaten here twice. I was not on Yelp either time I ate at this establishment. The last time…read morewas for lunch on 06/26/2026. My husband, myself, my MIL,& my SIL were on our way to Colorado. All three of them had the "Lunch Special ". I believe it was chicken fried steak with your choice of two sides. I had a grilled cheese sandwich which was yummy, but I was waiting for dessert. The waitress smiled knowingly when I said that. The restaurant was packed, but the wait staff was friendly and efficient. The rolls were to die for. But Omg the pies were wonderful. I had my fave Chocolate Meringue it was Devine, almost put me into a chocolate coma..lol. It reminded me of my grandmothers. My MIL & SIL had the Coconut Cream and said it was absolutely delicious. You can buy whole pies.we declined since we were on our way to Colorado. The Daily Special includes dessert which they took with us. I definitely recommend stopping if you find yourself in Hico. And take some pie home you won't regret it.

Great little pizzeria in Hico. Plenty of comfortable seating and parking, with handicap accessible,…read moresingle occupancy restrooms. After you order at the counter you can watch the friendly, expedient, and attentive staff make your order in the wood fire oven you can view from each table. There is a pretty ample beer and wine selection--only a few basic beers on draft. For dinner, ordered bruschetta; pepperoni pizza; a BYOP with chicken, garlic parm sauce, and mushrooms; and a side salad. The side salad consisted of crisp romaine, sliced cherry tomatoes, and croutons. I opted for the honey vinaigrette. The salad was tasty but not revolutionary. Next up came the bruschetta. It was advertised as incorporating hot honey so we decided to go on a flavor adventure. The cheese they use was very wet and lumpy goat cheese. The basil and cheese really overpowered the hot honey and the tomatoes were overcooked and whole cherry tomatoes. No balsamic that I noted. Definitely not a traditional bruschetta and also not one I would order again, but it wasn't terrible. My husband wouldn't stop raving about the marinara sauce on his pepperoni pizza. He also loved the airy, wood-fired crust. On my BYOpizza, I enjoyed the crust, as well. It was not overly tough nor overly thin and had a great taste. The mushrooms must have been sautéed in a way to make Julia Child proud. They were amazing and well complemented by the herb roasted chicken and garlic Parmesan sauce. Highly recommend this combo. Overall, it's a great place! Wish it was closer to home. Will definitely return!

Great pizza, and really love their meatball sandwich, as well as their steak sandwich! Owner's…read moreare awesome! Great place to stop for lunch or dinner in Hico.

Really good spot to stop by get a coffee while on the road, got a caramel iced latte was made…read morepretty good and spot is pretty nice on the inside. Location is convenient

Was the food tasty? Yes... amazing, meh I don't know about that. The pizza is a premade crust,…read morenot bad but not the best either. The toasted sandwich wasn't too bad, worth $8? I don't think so. We didn't try the coffee options, but they did have some that sounded pretty good! Oh and they offer a happy hour on them too starting at 2! Edit: the prices on their menu don't match what we were charged... the sandwich said it was $7.99, but we were charged $8.49. I realize it's not much, but it's the principle of it.