Oh my goodness, this place left me wanting to turn around and come right back after we left because…read moreeverything was so good. Such a cute farm vibe as you pull in, everyone is very cheerful and happy to answer any questions you may have. They not only have peaches available, but lots of other fresh produce like okra, watermelon, squash, and others! I got the peach butter too which I have since tried once I got home on a biscuit, and it's elite. Although if I had to recommend you get any one thing, the peach cobbler with peach butter ice cream would be it. This thing changed me, it's so good. I might be getting it tomorrow again, who cares about calories, they don't count when something tastes this dang good.

Friendly staff and great selection of fruits and vegetables. Don't sleep on the peach Ice Cream…read more Yum.

My experience was ok overall. We were the only car in the lot and it was near the very end of the…read moreseason so the pickings were pretty depressing. The non-produce items in the shop were a variety of preserves and pickled veggies that didn't pique my interest enough in making a purchase. I think this was just a case of bad timing, I'm sure in the thick of peach season it's a lot more lively.

Burg's is my go to Peach and Veggie stand in the Fredericksburg area. I always get great tasting…read morefreestone peaches here, enjoy their homemade peach ice cream and the air conditioned space. Also, parking is abundant and setback off the main road. Staff is friendly and helped me carry peaches to my car. Great store.

The peaches were very good. I canned about 20 jars. Some were jam and also froze some. Made very…read moregood cobbler also.

Wonderful fresh peaches! Fantastic Icecream! Love this place. They have other fruit as well as…read morejams, pickled vegetables and gifts. Highly recommend.

Absolutely charming and pleasant surprise to find at a gas station!! Good and awesome crunchy snack…read moreitems (even ice cream with only 4 ingredients). We loved it!

A cute business in a small shopping strip with a gas station…read more There were fresh peaches and vegetables on tables to purchase. Walk inside for purchase. Shelves filled with preserves, butter, pecans, drinks etc. They also serve lunch menus were available at the counter. Some items didn't have prices and the staff were helpful.

I think I was in Dripping Springs when I saw "Fredericksburg peaches for sale". I hadn't had ANY…read morethis season and needed them STAT! These peaches were on the smaller side, so perfect for a nice snack. They felt a bit firm (maybe not ripe enough?), but got home and hubby and I dove in, and they were perfect! The company who was repping Zenner was Hill Country Express. I need to brag loudly about the fine young man, RJ, who was working the stand. He had perfect manners, was a good sales person without being pushy, and thanked me for stopping. He even told me how much he loved having one of the Zenner peaches for breakfast. Give this young man a raise and let him train every person in retail everywhere!

Not only beautiful outside!! Insanely delicious!Ive had some 4 weeks in a row and they are by far…read morethe best!!

The best source for finding peaches and other fresh fruits in the Fredricksburg area. Some of the…read morestands also carry vegetables such as fresh tomatoes and squash. The website provides information that is up to date for every stand that is a member of the Hill Country Fruit Council. www.texaspeaches.com We love stopping along Highway 290 before and after visiting Fredricksburg. Pedernales Valley Farms, Engel Orchard and Vogel Orchard all serve ice cream and cobbler! So freakin' good!

What a cool place! My husband picked this restaurant to take us for Valentine's Day dinner. It…read moredid not disappoint! The food was outstanding (we had the Cesar salad, filet mignon with shrimp and mushrooms and cheesecake with raspberry sauce for dessert) It was seasoned and cooked to perfection and the service was excellent. I would definitely recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a great place! We will be coming back in the future.

For my father and me, the allure of Wrangler's Prime Rib Barn in Fredericksburg was backed by the…read moreweight of an overall 4.7-star Yelp rating and a glowing endorsement from Tanji Patton, a fellow gourmand whose opinion I've grown to trust. I watched her recent "Good Taste" feature wherein she interviewed a full dining room of beaming patrons and commended the menu's standouts, painting a picture of a hidden gem that warranted a 90-minute drive from San Antonio. Our experience with Wrangler's began two weeks prior. A significant communication snafu regarding our reservation threatened to derail our plans before they even started. However, the owner salvaged the situation by issuing a $100 credit for the confusion. It was a kind, generous gesture of good faith that smoothed over the initial frustration and heightened our anticipation. Unfortunately, the goodwill established by the owner's gesture could not save the lunch that followed yesterday. To say my father and I were disappointed would be a gross understatement. In lieu of my typical journalistic style, I'll list and review each item individually. Caesar salad (1.5/5.0): The salad my father received bore little resemblance to the one featured prominently on Wrangler's website. The photo on the website (also posted on Yelp by the business owner) features green, leafy romaine stalks topped with dressing and what appear to be fried onions or shallots. At least 1/3 of the lettuce head my father received--cut lazily into two halves--consisted of hard, unpalatable white ribs. The dressing, which my father described as merely serviceable, sat in a pool at the bottom of the bowl, leaving the lettuce largely undressed. The accompanying crostini were stale and borderline inedible. Prime rib spring rolls (1.5/5.0): The allure of thinly sliced, desiccated prime rib stuffed into spring rolls was lost on me, but our server recommended them enthusiastically. The rolls looked and tasted oily, likely a result of being fried at too low a temperature. They sat in a bath of honey mustard that overpowered the dish and rendered the bottoms of the rolls a mushy mess. A garnish of raw carrots and cilantro added crunch but little else. Suggestion: pair the spring rolls with a cheese sauce and top them with *pickled* carrots to add some brightness and acidity. Smashburger (2.0/5.0): The patties were dry and tough from the center to the edges. My father detected little to no seasoning on the burger. The bottom bun functioned more like a sponge for the copious amounts of grease from the patties and sautéed onions. The accompanying fries, while acceptable, were standard cuts, not the intriguing sidewinder fries pictured on Yelp. Ribeye lunch special (1.0/5.0): This was unequivocally one of the worst ribeyes I've eaten in my life. If you follow my reviews, then you know I've ordered ribeyes from steakhouses of varying price points, so I know what constitutes a great steak. Unfortunately, the ribeye I received at Wrangler's ticked none of the boxes. It was tough, unseasoned, and consisted of approximately 40% gristle and huge globs of unrendered fat. See my attached photo for proof. The steak needed a hotter grill to render the fat (which should have been trimmed better initially) and produce the desired Maillard reaction. The salad that accompanied the steak was overdressed with what tasted like a balsamic vinaigrette. It was too sour and overpowering for me to stomach. The reviews on Yelp and Google are almost unanimously positive, so I am clearly in the minority. The interior features a lovely view of the adjoining vineyard, so at least that's a positive. Maybe we caught the restaurant on a bad day, or maybe the predominantly older clientele, most of whom strike me as locals, simply lack perspective and have no basis for comparison. Whatever the case, I cannot recommend Wrangler's Prime Rib Barn.

Great old fashion general store. You can literally buy anything from a deer rifle, hardware, jeans…read moreto bread and butter. Great prices and wonderful customer service.

Brought loaf of bread and they told me $5 dollar minimum on all cards I'm not coming here again and…read moreloaf of bread was $3 this is some BS

My husband and I had such a wonderful experience! We picked strawberries and flowers !! You ride…read moreon a trailer being pulled by an old tractor to the strawberry patch! It was so much fun. There were adults and children all enjoying themselves. On the tractor ride back to the main building, there was a little one that was covered head to toe in strawberry juice! You could tell he enjoyed himself immensely! He was adorable!! Even though they ask people not to eat the strawberries while picking, I don't blame this little guy for sampling some. They are sweet, juicy and delicious!! Can't wait to go back during peach season to pick peaches!!! There are so many things to do for little ones too! Big inflated jumping trampoline area and water slides (too cold right now for that right now, though I'm sure during the summer it's a big hit!) Do yourself a favor and eat at Leroy's Tex Mex BBQ too!!

Super cute farm with great peaches and really good peach ice cream. We ate peach ice cream at 3-4…read moreplaces over the weekend and this was by far the best. A little disappointed that we weren't able to do the pick your own option but strawberry season had just ended and there were no options for peach picking the Saturday that we went out. Picked up some peaches to take home with us though and they are divine!

There are many options when it comes to fruit and vegetable stands in Fredericksburg and they also…read morehave a farmers market every Thursday afternoon. We stopped at Studebakers's Farm Stand for a couple reasons. First it wasn't a large brick and mortar and second the focus was peaches ! It is a medium size building-a barn type structure with multiple wooden fruit stands inside. The peaches are beautifully displayed in baskets of varying sizes, the size determines the price. The young lady who assisted me was very nice and helpful too! (Despite the fact that it was 103' outside-the structure provided shade but it was still quite hot!-my temperament changes a bit when I have to be out in that oppressive heat!) Before I go on-imagine how a perfectly shaped peach, at the height of ripeness smells....that heavenly pure peach smell was so intoxicating and it was the first thing I noticed upon entering the fruit stand!! Believe me, I had to practice severe restraint not to get several bushels because I could easily imagine making Peach Pie, Peach Cobbler and Peach Jam....maybe even Peach Ice Cream ....I regress! I advised I was looking for a peach that's best eaten from the hand...(they are a very low calorie option) and I asked if she could make a recommendation. She said they offered six varieties and she recommended two that were touted for their sweetness. I chose a beautiful basket of a golden peach variety-sadly I forgot to photograph them in the basket as I was one of only two customers so she was able to quickly but carefully place them in a brown paper bag and complete our transaction. I'm adding a photo of them on my drying rack-we had already eaten three prior to snapping the pic. I can't even remember the last time I tasted such an incredibly delicious peach. Bite after bite-the perfect taste of ripeness as if I had plucked it directly from the tree, just firm enough so I was able to eat it easily while avoiding making a sticky mess, yet so juicy bite after bite. Honestly I was truly amazed at the flavor. If you are near Fredericksburg, I would highly recommend you stop. They have peaches pretty much thru September. You'll need to be on the lookout. It sits back just a bit from Highway 290-as you come in from Austin it will be on your left about 7 miles before you reach downtown Fredericksburg. Enjoy !

The peaches that I did have were amazing! but I got one of the bags of peaches for 15 and in two…read moredays the rest all had mold on them. On the car ride back we had them in a cooler away from anything else so they wouldn't get squished but they ended up squishing them selves. I liked the little side of the road shop and the actual store was very nice. but the peaches were not fresh at all.