Service was great. The food was delicious. The place is so cute and clean. Definitely worth a…read morevisit! Pies look delicious but I was too full

A hidden away Gem. The buffalo shrimp app and the grilled artichoke were both delicious. The full…read morerack of ribs was huge. Servers were great and the place was well decorated. I will be back. Just a heads up the pies sell out quickly.

This place is GREAT!!!!…read more The customer service is spot on and the ice cream they serve is delicious. I love the fact the menu is simple, but provides enough options to keep things interesting. My personal favorite is the Strawberry Cheesecake Waffle cone. If you haven't tried this place yet, please do yourself a favor and go! You won't regret it.

Ice cream sucks but it's alright for sealy I guess or for children. Friendly staff though! !read more

Always worth a stop for clean restrooms, a bite to each and meats to take home. Their sausages are…read moreamazing! Staff are friendly with a large spacious area to eat or rest briefly.

And another awesome sandwich. Or should I say sandwiches…read more Again I got the brisket grilled cheese- my favorite, and again, not disappointed. My wife got the patty melt. It comes on rye toast. I had a bite and it was good. Big thick beef patty, grilled onions, sautéed 'shrooms and melting Swiss cheese. Another one you can't go wrong on. My wife said afterwards that next time she would have it with white or wheat bread instead of rye as it too over the flavor of the sandwich. Either way, a good sandwich.

Our Dairy Queen in Sealy, texas is so convenient to the highway 10,but more importantly they have…read morethe nicest, friendly staff working there. It doesn't have to be a certain day, they are so happy just to help you with your order, or recommend you a good choice of foods! Most importantly great quality food great service and great people!

Always happy to stop for a cheeseburger & Blizzard. Ice cream cakes for special occasions are…read morealways great!!

Great off the road find! Lovely wines (especially Sunday Traffic & Petit Sirah) and fun atmosphere!…read moreCan't wait to go back!

The last winery on our tour. The least personal favorite, I don't want to sound like I wine a lot,…read morebut I do wine a little, wine not? It was cute, don't get me wrong, the newest winery we visited. The owner Chelsea has been making wine for 10 years (as I was told by the tour guide), although I believe this winery has only been in business since 2017. You would always be exposed to the elements, from what I hear these tours are rain or shine. They have fun comfortable out door seating with some cool canopies but mostly for a little shade nothing more. I did buy a bottle of wine, Sweet Red Firefly, but I wish I had bought more at the second winery. They do sell trinkets and jewelry which you know how that point of purchase works. Grabbed some earrings and then some more. The restroom was clean, but the winery was small, and still much needed work is to be done. The walkway into the building was muddy with broken steps to get across a very muddy path. Lucky this wineaholic didn't end up on her knees. We had the most fun here, as we were super relaxed and the liquid therapy had us all on cloud wine. We chased chickens, did cartwheels, twerked, and caught the sunset in the vineyards.

Contrary to its name, Animal Farm isn't quite an animal farm. They do have two sizable chicken…read morecoups, a horse, a pony, pigs, some dogs and a few other small animals on the property, but those are mostly for cultivating purposes. Animal Farm is actually a 70+-acre property complete with a permaculture center, yoga center, extensive certified organic garden of arugula, tomatoes, legumes, summer squash, sunchokes, sweet peppers, swiss chard, tomatoes, turnips and other foods that you'll find at local (including Houston) farmers markets and on the menus at several Houston and Austin restaurants - Local Foods, Haven and Sorrel Bistro, just to name a few. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to check out Animal Farm for a tour and a seven-course farm dinner hosted along with Roots Bistro, 13 Celsius, and a few other local participants. It was a unique and educational experience in which we learned about the 20-year history of Animal Farm and its permaculture techniques directly from founders (and former Houstonians) Guita Van Woerden and husband Cas. Not only do I looked forward to attending another Animal Farm dinners (about $120 per person), but on my next visit to an Urban Harvest farmers market, I'll head straight to their booth to purchase some freshly harvested and delicious arugula and sunchokes.

Initially, I discovered Animal Farm through Urban Harvest Farmers Market (Eastside). They are…read morecertified organic and the only farm in the area that seem to be. They use permaculture principles as part of their farming practices. I admire them for what they do. Frankly, when I start my farm, I would love to utilize their techniques. I've visited the farm twice for farm-to-table dinners last year. The owners are lovely and laid-back. Both times I went, Gita offered a tour and provided a brief overview of how Animal Farm started. It was her idea and she is truly an inspiration. She had no agricultural background at all. The property is about 70 acres and only 20 acres is being used. I believe they live off the grid by using solar power. They offer a CSA program. They grow herbs and all sorts of vegetables and fruits. And also a huge variety of the most beautiful flowers I have ever seen!!! I have been buying produce from them every single time I go to Urban Harvest. Some of the vegetables are: jerusalem artichokes, cauliflower (in different colors), rainbow carrots, green onions, broccoli, arugula, romaine lettuce, beets, turnips, different radishes, bell peppers (all colors), shishito peppers, tuscano kale, dragon tongue beans, cucumbers, eggplants, all sorts of squash, etc. Some fruits: blackberries, jujubes, mulberries, a variety of tomatoes, persimmons, fijoas. I highly recommend you visit their farm in Cat Spring and check out their farm-to-table dinners. Follow them on facebook to see upcoming events. Also, you can pay them a visit at Rice University Farmers Market (every Tuesday) or Urban Harvest Eastside (every Saturday).

I was taking my mom out for breakfast this morning and I Yelped the area and Ropers popped up. I…read morehadn't eaten at Ropers in 10+. We would eat lunch there after shooting at Rio Brazos Shooting Center - it's gone now to make way for growth. I was pleasantly surprised that Ropers still looked the same. Mom went with a breakfast taco and I went with a breakfast sandwich. Food came quick. The taco was packed full and not all egg. Mom had to use a fork as it was too big for her to handle. My sandwich was packed with several strips of crispy bacon. Our breakfast was excellent and very reasonable. Further Yelp reviews lead me to want to go back for lunch and try the CFS as several people noted how good it was. Definitely worth the trip in not local. I'll be back for sure.

Good food. Loved the vibe in the gas station; very small town feel. Will be back if in the area.read more

Food was excellent...hot & fresh! Very good, fast service. The carhop was so friendly & very…read more"professional." She thanked me for the tip! Couldn't have been a better experience!!

Really wish I could give 0 stars! Went to sonic at 3:56…read moreordered my 2 drinks and went pay- we paid at 3:58 and got our receipt printed at 3:59. Happy hour is from 2-4 everyday. I noticed our drinks weren't half priced?? I asked the lady @Kanishia at the window why aren't our drinks half priced? She then with an attitude told me that it was already 4 o'clock sorry! And I said really? We ordered before 4& she said well you paid at 4. I said no my receipt says 3:59 to be exact! She then says again with an attitude "what you want me to do about it" like so rude! Never coming back here. Pathetic and horrible customer service, praying for you girlfriend!!! ‍