Country chic small town cafe feel, just the place to grab a quick bite and relax for a moment. Food…read moreis mostly made to order with variety of donuts and hot plate breakfast options and breakfast tacos (I prefer their sausage and cheese), plus sausage cheese (&jalapeño) kolaches. Or a range of lunch options with specials on certain days like their fish fry day. Servers always seem happy and up beat. Nice quiet spot simple but good food.

Great burger and breakfast…read more Donuts aren't bad either. Old school down home feel. Worth a try imo

Great Pumpkin Butter and steak! Service was wonderful. The drive there was beautiful.read more

We visited Heritage Coffee on a Sunday afternoon. It was busy but there were still some open…read moretables. We placed our order with a very friendly young lady who was very helpful. I ordered the Affogato and a coffee. Let me tell you that was the best affogato I have ever had outside of Italy. The ice cream in there was soooo good. Coffee tasted great too. The seating area had this cozy little corner with comfy chairs like in a living room. Loved the ambiance. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

I go out of my way to visit this coffee shop, fresh made syrups, fresh made brisket breakfast…read moreburritos, fresh homemade croissants, a welcoming atmosphere, and incredible coffee. Parking is easy, make sure u have time to enjoy your visit here it's a great one

Exquisite teas in quaint atmosphere. The food is delicious (Bourekas, cookies and scones)!…read moreWonderful and attentive service/staff.

The tea house is a hidden gem, in that it quietly resides inside the Homestead Gristmil. It's a fun…read moreand unique place to enjoy a cup of tea with a friend. A great rendezvous point. And, if you want to enjoy a cup of tea next to an old working water-wheel-powered mill, this is the place. Fun.

This business is closed. Last day of business was March 31, 2025 per Mission Waco, KCEN tv, 25 news…read moreKXXV. Doors are locked and building is vacant.

Very nice small market in the neighborhood where we stayed a couple of nights. Nice selection for a…read moreneighborhood market. Clean and neat. Service was helpful and friendly. Great when you don't want to go far to a big market.

Fresh tasty fare! The produce is very fresh and high quality. The chicken was cooked to perfection…read moreand the strawberry vinaigrette is perfectly balanced. Fun location inside the antique mall and boutique too!

Great family business with amazing customer service. Good prices and selection! Be sure to try…read moretheir summer sausage :)

I love getting our meats here. Good prices and friendly service. The display is great!read more

An absolute MUST STOP along I-35 and now my second visit to West, Texas (not West Texas, which is…read morecompletely different). I've been to the other one and now I am here. And while the other one is great and fabulous, this one is one star better. A huge selection of baked goods, coffee, decor, clothing, drinks and more. The Kissing Pig Cafe has so many food options, too! Mrs. K. has not had a kolache in years and she's now pescatarian which presents certain challenges. It would be awesome if they had some kolaches with just cheese or were sweet, so while I had one with ham and cheese and one with sausage in cheese, she was at least able to enjoy a strawberry and cream danish as well as the always awesome poppyseed kolache. It's possible that a pecan square was purchased for later consumption, too. The self-serve coffee was great and we enjoyed all of this inside at a comfortable table. And after that, more shopping. So much great stuff to choose from here and very, very clean restrooms. If you're overwhelmed by that massive baked goods counter, just ask for recommendations. They'll get you sorted for sure! [Review 381 of 2026 - 698 in Texas - 25566 overall]

Pluses: nice clean stop along the route. Clean bathrooms after you worm your way through aisles of…read morekitsch, and a meat market and kolache counter to visit after you've "done your duty". Excellent selection of kolaches and klobasneky. You can also buy sandwiches. Minus: as on previous visits, I have found that they are often out of poppyseed and prune kolaches. Not the servers' fault but you would think management would be keen to bake more of what sells most. Then there are the sandwiches. If you want pork, you'll get value. But if you want brisket, look out! I've never seen a more miserly portion offered for 13 dollars. I understand that brisket is expensive now. But I still get it at various restaurants and have to say that it was a five dollar sandwich for thirteen bucks. Additionally, the sandwich maker apparently does not know what and order for "moist" brisket means. Mine proved rather dry.