I never knew this place existed until recently and checked it out. They're located in the corner of…read morethe plaza, and can be easy to miss. There's a large shared parking lot, though there's a steep incline going up to and down from the lot from the street. Walking in, we were immediately greeted and self-identified as first-time visitors. We were given a quick tour of the place, where they made their chocolate by hand and their current selections of chocolate bars, toffee barks, and truffles. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to try the different intensities of chocolate bits they had available as samples. Ranging from 50% to 100%, my personal favorite was the 90%. We ended up getting 2 mint truffles, 2 coffee truffles, and a small bag of toffee bark for $16 + tax. They don't taste too bad with a glass of wine we had later that day, though they weren't our favorite chocolates. Overall, this chocolate factory is still worth a stop in to check out the chocolate making process, by which they still use direct-sourced cocao beans from Ecuador. They are under new ownership, yet they plan to begin offering wine pairings and couples nights in Summer 2026.

Not enough seeds and chocolate way to thick and too sweet, not the same as original owners. The…read morechocolate becomes messy in the beginning too. The kids bagging the chocolate only had 1 glove on he keep wiping nose with his fingers, touch the chocolate putting into bags told me him and his was sick this was huge turn off I am autoimmune compromised, this not safe at all, they need to be strict safety rules, like he need shave. That wild curl hair or or put into a hair net ,he need be washing his hands every time he wipes his nose, his system sounds like he has covid! This scary for me, i won't be buying from them anymore.

Great family spot to spend a summer day. Bring plenty of water and trail shoes and you'll be set…read more Great hilly landscape to traverse and plenty of wet spots to cool off.

Bull Creek is a beautiful trail just off the Capitol of Texas Highway and offers a nice variety of…read morewater and streams for you and any furry friend to cool off in. The trail is very photogenic and has cute moments but beware the trash on the ground which can cause sporadic realizations that you aren't in the wilderness, but Austin instead. There are a few entry points to the trail so choose wisely but there is one with a parking lot that may provide better selections. Altogether the trail is very fun and allows for great photo ops with pets and family alike, with some even deciding to get in the water (if you do choose to do that be careful cause the rocks are slippery).

They decorate the downtown with a variety of Christmas decorations. It is mostly Main St, but it is…read moreperfectly charming.

Very tasty chocolates. I went to a book club and the book was about a chocolatier in Paris and the…read moreauthor commissioned this business to show up for ambience. That was my lucky day! Been back buying chocolates regularly since. Chocolates are very tasty and yummy. I also provide business clients small boxes.

Made a first time purchase for a Wine tasting party. Chocolates were a hit! Great gift items!!read more

This wonderful place consistently delivers. Today's meal was one of the best I have had there…read more The Pizza Margarita was really delectable, with a crust that reminded me of pizza in NYC and Naples. The chicken Parmesan was amazing. Really delicious and satisfying meal. Eileen, our server was lovely, Kevin came by to check to see if everything was ok. Place is always clean and well maintained with a full bar.

Came here after work one day and went on a Tuesday for their BOGO Pizza…read more FYI, parking can be a bit hard if you are looking to park near the restaurant during this time, but it isn't impossible. I got there around a little after 6 p.m. and was seated the moment I got in. The hostess also recommended us some things and told us about the special pizza they had at the moment as well. The waiter came back and told us we picked a good day to try this place (BOGO Pizza) as it was my first time here. He gave us some time to look at the menu and came back later to get our order. You guessed it, we got two pizzas because of the BOGO. The pizza does take some time as it is made fresh. The pizza had a nice crust and a good amount of topping on it. I got their Chicken Parmesan Pizza (Chicken Parmesan, Marinara, Pizza Cheese, Basil). I was able to finish about half of it by myself and got the other half to go for lunch/dinner the next day. The waiter was also nice and got us a free dessert since it was our first time there. They served us Zeppoles, very similar to beignets but not quite. They were great and it came with this honey dipping sauce. I wish the honey was a bit melted down or had a different consistency because it was hard to dip the zeppoles into it. Who doesn't have a nice hot fried dough with powdered sugar on it? The restaurant itself is a decent size for it. I know they have another location as well and 2 other ones that are slightly bigger with a larger menu. At this location, there were a few booths on the side and tables in the center along with bar seating in the front.

The ATX Asian Food Fest 5/29/2022 held at VUKA was fabulous! There was a great turn out. Parking…read morewas a little challenging. You could find a wonderful selection of food & drinks vendors, like Moi Vietnamese grill. Mom & Pops popsicles. Connor's creamery. Garbo's. Ding tea. Citrus refreshments. Weh? Asian fusion. Shoyu Sugar is Hawaiian grill and a favorite amongst visitors. Boba bites and tea, had their very first event and are in the process of opening their shop soon. A business to be continued, as I love their teas! Dash realty was there too with a bean bag toss, giving out balloons and candy. Cutco with their knives. Ten thousand villages had some beautiful fair trade goodies. All vendors had quite a long line. Moi's customers faced a long time in the burning Sun, but Asians love food! Weh? Sold out within 2 hours! The DJ's supplied great vibes inside the VUKA building, which is modern, spacious, air-conditioned, a great place for events. It hosted the space for a Limbo race, and crafting paper fans by 'open eyes beyond border' for the Lil' ones. The event would take place all day, and it is a hot day. A great event! The dragon dance was very much entertaining. People had their dollar bills ready! Oh, how we love to feed the dragon to get luck and prosperity! Yes, yes, Chinese dragons are believed to have control over water, rain, hurricanes and floods. They also represent power, strength and good luck. The Chinese believe that performing the dragon dance during festivals and celebrations drives away evil spirits and ushers in good luck and blessings for the community.

The Pennybacker Bridge is a well-known tourist attraction in Austin and one that you shouldn't…read moremiss. Why? Well, first of all, it's free. Second, it's a chance to burn off some of those extra calories you've consumed from the excessive amounts of Tex-Mex and BBQ available in the area.

This is a 6' x 100' sculpture located along Woodrow Avenue starting at St. John's Ave. It is a…read morefantastic example of artistic ceramic tilemanship. It was created between 2003 and 2008 with help from the residents of the Brentwood and Crestview neighborhoods. Every tile depicts, a family, a business, a school, a person, and churches along with 7 historical narratives. It depicts the history of this neighborhood area including many past and current businesses. Also found within this standing relief are some personal anecdotes that flow along most of the wall. If you're interested in learning some of the local history in this part of town, you should stop by and view this.

In the picture are the best experienced bartenders at Main Street Bar 101 in downtown round rock…read more. they also provide the best customer service.

I was so glad we went to the old town in round rock. It happened by chance, we were in town for a…read moresoccer tournament, and we had a few hours in between games. We decided to check it out, since it was close to the fields. It was so cute, I think the only thing missing from the town, is more cute local shops. It was mostly restaurants, compared to Fredericksburg, it's missing a little bit of local trades and crafts. Otherwise, we enjoyed having so many restaurants to choose from. The Christmas tree display is so beautiful too. Great place for photos, plus weekend market.