It's a cute place on the inside amd really cozy…read more However, it takes forever to get your food. Expect to wait a least 30-40 minutes after ordering. Their kitchen is basically a home kitchen and most entrees are made pretty much synchronously meaning most will come out a different times. While the food is excellent, waiting 45 minutes plus is pretty tough. Friendly staff. The great - vibe and food The staff - the wait

When it's hot outside, it's time for ice cream! The 419 is just great! They specialize in coffee,…read moregelato, and crepes. Take your pick. There are plenty of comfortable chairs and couches to relax on. Relaxing music in the background. Gelato is creamier and smoother than ice cream. I tried a goat milk and pecan concoction and it was fantastic! And Glenda finished before I did! So good! When you're ready to relax for a few minutes, The 419 is the place!

Really big menu. Free EV charging for customers. Paninis were hot & delicious. My son had the huge…read moreportion of wings. Said they were yummy! Lots of big screens with sports & open air. We will be back!

The BEST place in town. If y'all need good food, good drinks, and friendly service, this will be…read moreyour go to place. The town is worth a day trip from Austin or San Antonio and the Feed Store is a must.

When we arrived in Blanco we decided to get some iced coffee. I had one with oat milk and it was…read moreWhite chocolate Raspberry. It was wonderful. My wife had an iced mocha.

Very cute atmosphere. Friendly workers. Delicious coffee and food. Everything is made to order so…read moreit takes a little time;but, well worth it. Plenty of indoor & outdoor seating.

TLDR: Was visiting my daughter, we decided to do a little road trip to some hill cntry towns. I…read morethought we would do a bbq sandwich tour/comparison. I'd earmarked Old 300 as the place in Blanco, to go up against the others. We arrived on a Monday about 1:20p. After lunch hour, and the place was packed. (that's an indicator right there. One of the slowest days for restaurants during the week, and not at peak meal time.) The line went quick. They have what's listed as a "BBQ Sandwich" - it's a blend of chopped brisket and chopped pulled pork (not in long, stringy strands) together. We were going to hit other towns & sandwiches, so for the two of us we just ordered one sandwich and a side of potato salad. We got it to-go. Sat at an empty table. Got ourselves fixins - some doctored up onions (sliced, seems like they sauté them a little in butter and then top w fresh cracked black pepper), pickles, and both their Sweet and their Spicy sauces. They brought it out quickly, less than 5 min. We opted to just eat it there instead of take it to the next town. We topped with pickles, onions, and the Sweet sauce. Oh my freakin' sweet Lord! In this small Texas town with an unassuming spot a block and a half off the main road going through town, easily one of the top 5 bbq sandwiches of all time - no joke! To break it down, we tasted all items individually. The onions are delectable - softened from the sauté, good moisture from the butter, delicious. The Sweet sauce is crazy good. A fantastic balance of sweet, tang, & slight bite. I've never said this before but it's true - told my daughter, "I could just sit here and dip these pickles in this sauce for the next 30 minutes and be completely satisfied." The sauce, yes, is that good. Daughter is not a heat/spice lover, but she did try the Spicy sauce and we both thought it was definitely tame as far as heat goes. We both thought the Spicy sauce was okay. The Sweet sauce, though, stellar! We were overwhelmed by how good it all was. When we got to the car, I said, "All the ingredients together was like a symphony." Next time I visit her, am absolutely gonna suggest another drive out to Blanco specifically, to try some other items on the menu. But I can say this, for the BBQ Sandwich, pickles, doctored onions, and Sweet sauce alone, Old 300 is worth a generous drive and you will 100 percent be happy as a lark. Thanks for fantastic meal, Old 300. Will most definitely be back.

Nice people and very flexible on ordering...they don't technically have 2 or 3 meat meals but they…read moreaccommodated. Wife got the lunch special and it was a massive sandwich with a side and drink...I got brisket, turkey, and jalapeño sausage...all outstanding. I always benchmark a Q joint by the brisket and this place could stand toe to toe with anyone in the Texas top-10. Nice beer selection, clean, fun atmosphere, and not overpriced. Will certainly go back!

Great atmosphere! There's a lounge area, a library with high top tables, an upstairs area and an…read moreoutdoor patio. There's a great selection of whiskey and cocktails. My husband said his Old Fashioned was great! I had a lighter cocktail with white whiskey, cucumber and mint. I'm not a whiskey drinker at all but this cocktail was good. I'm also a lightweight and adds more ice and water Bartending staff is friendly and attentive. We asked about the name, and Andalusia was actually the name of the sheep farm they used to occupy the property. They just decided to keep the name! You can do tours of the whiskey operations at 1pm every day.

Fantastic bartenders. Friendly staff. We did a tasting and…read moredecided for us, the cocktails were the way to go. As a bourbon drinker, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked their gin. Had the Cats Meow and it was wonderful. The chef on site created this gin and you can really taste the time and effort that went into this product! They had live music and plenty of seating inside and outside. We hope to go back in October and take advantage of their brunch.