She as closed for a while,, but that was years ago.. she makes the best Cakes, and has the best…read moreCoffee, and her cold brew is excellent too.

Awesome coffee spot! It's so very cute and quaint. It's decorated very nicely and the staff was…read morevery nice and pleasant. Lots of yummy pastries, tea, and coffee options. I always love seeing local places thrive! Much better than Starbucks.

Food is good and always consistent. Service is personable…read moreand speed depends on number of customers. "The kitchen" as known locally has a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere and is one of places that groups of friends can gather and visit.

Good lunch, plate size CFS with potatoes and gravy and a large cinnamon roll from the very tempting…read morebakery case.

A warning: If you eat Weinerschnitzel in Vienna, you will be ruined for life on most of the…read moreversions you find elsewhere. But I was stupid, and hungry, and ordered what looked like the specialty of the house at Eve's Café. In fact, it looked like what they called a Wienerschnitzel was the basis for all sorts of schnitzel variations with different toppings and gravy. That should've been an extra warning for me. To be fair, the description on the menu said that what you would get was a pork chop, and that is what I got. It was a little bit tough, which I suspected in advance, watching the people at the next table, sewing on theirs. The breading was weird in a way that's hard to describe. It was somewhat over-seasoned, a little bit hard, and left an aftertaste that was slightly chemical. An even worse sin by Texas standards, it was small, as in the recommended meat portion size for healthy eating, about the size of my hand, minus the fingers. My side of onion rings had the same breading. And even though I am generally a gravy hog, I didn't especially care for the brown gravy that came with my meal. The German dill salad probably had some dill in it somewhere, but it was all drowned in so much mayonnaise-based dressing, I couldn't really taste it, and the whole thing turned into soup before I finished. This all really sounds terrible, but it wasn't actually terrible. I ate all of it except for the soupy salad, but it just never rose beyond competent, when I had gotten my hopes up for some good German food. As I looked around at what others were eating, I really wished I had ordered one of the fabulous-looking sandwiches, burgers, or bratwurst. Those are harder to mess up. The restaurant itself has a nice location on the Square in Lampasas, and a charming vibe. The Thursday lunch crowd was good sized so it looks like a popular local place. The service was very friendly and pretty quick--maybe little TOO quick, as if my schnitzel might've been waiting for me under a heat lamp. Once I'd finished, I was still a little hungry, and considered ordering a slice of their Black Forest Cake. But I have had Black Forest Cake in Bavaria, and I simply couldn't bear another disappointment.

So this place was recommended, so I had to go. The restaurant is a small establishment, with…read morewonderful vibes. The inside was old fashioned, kind of a western twist. Any ways the waiters was friendly and welcoming. She took our oder quickly and brought us libations. The food looked good and tasted outstanding! The meat was soft and the brown gravy was on point. Furthermore the restrooms are super clean and roomy. Looks like there is only one cook, it might take a minute for your order but worth waiting for. Stay hungry my friends!

Small but mighty! We love driving out to Kempner, Texas, to have some good German food. Bratwurst,…read morecucumber Salad and their amazing Green beans! Pastries galore, fresh baked cakes, pies, etc., then you have shelves filled with chocolates, candies and sauces, jellies, etc. My husband and I are so glad to share this fabulous find! The staff is wonderful and sometimes we see the manager out sitting and chatting with guests. Go enjoy some German food! Now, the only thing is, they are only open a few days a week. I believe, Wednesday thru Saturday only! You can also place a pick up order on those days if you don't have time to sit and relax to have a bite to eat.

The schnitzel was good, lightly breaded not deep fried. I ordered the German Franks and pleasantly…read moresurprised by the taste and size. The plates were filling, mine came with potato salad. The Schnitzel had spaetzle, cucumber salad which was great. I also tried the pretzel stick with something caller the Annie? Cream cheese dip along with some house rye bread and butter. They have fountain drinks. We took home a slice of German chocolate cake i forget the exact name but at $6.75 the slice was tiny and the taste was dry and not as good as we had hoped. The waitress was nice, the bakery was part of the dining area and the interior had enough space for a good number of guests to dine in.

Love the idea behind this bakery and love seeing this bakery at the Farmer's Market. Their idea is…read moremake everything; from grinding their own wheat for breads, using local fruits and veggies, make some vegan things. Their home is basically their bakery. So far we have tried the peach pie, peach blueberry pie, the Kitchen Sink cookies, peanut butter cookies and bread pudding. I must say they do a great job in presentation. Beautiful cookies as well. I am a fan of their entire business, but what got me was the taste of everything and the PRICE. It's REALLY pricey. :( $3 for two small cookies. $5 for a very small pie what had three peach slices in it. Taste: everything we tasted was bland. Their peach pie needs to taste more like peaches instead of flour. Cookies; ditto on that. Great bakery, but too pricey for us.

This place does not exist !! We drove by, it is a house in a regular neighborhood! No signage,…read morenothing

best cinnamon roll i have ever had, German pretzels were awesome too…read more well worth the stop

some of the most delicious pastries i have ever tried-- poppyseed cream cheese pastry, german…read morepretzel and pecan pie bar. home-run! lovely service and sweet store as well.

This place is a wonderful addition to Burnet. The staff was pleasant and warm. We were very happy…read morewith our purchases. I even learned about their custom cakes and I see many future celebrations involving their masterpieces in our future!

Our cream cheese filled King Cake was the best I've ever had! Erika and her team did a wonderful…read morejob filling my order. The shop is cute and friendly - will definitely buy again.

Very good pie. German chocolate and cherry were great…read more Our generous portion of chicken fried steak was good but the gravy needed a little more seasoning like onion powder and pepper. Veggies were very good. Veggie plate was on the menu.

How can anyone give Blue Bonnet Cafe less than 5 stars? This has been a breakfast go to for 20 plus…read moreyears. Life is uncertain so I do pie first. This visit it was German chocolate pie with coffee. Delish! When we arrived we were in an out the door 20 foot line. Within 10 minutes we were sitting in a nice booth. Life is blessed. We Followed up dessert with two eggs, grits, ham, biscuits and gravy! My wife hand an egg scrambled with ham and hash browns. Lol..she couldn't eat it all. Good portions here. Definitely stop in, be polite and tip well. Remember they only have pies for you! I recommend Blue Bonnet Cafe!

Amazing products from snacks to pie to meats from Texas, this place had it all. Definitely…read morerecommend the pecan pie bar and the pecan pie ! We brought home a local steak and an amazing smelling room spray that smelt exactly like McIntosh apples. The lady there was so nice and passionate about the store. Worth making a point to stop by !

I love a surprise place on a road trip like this one!!…read more Let me first of all say that the bathrooms were immaculate!! - My husband said the same about the men's room. The samples were all Covid-friendly in little covered cups. The lady working the register, could not have been nicer (and says the take pride in their clean bathrooms!) They have everything pecan: cookies, nuts, pies, butters, fudge, etc... We left with some orange pecans, some Banana pecan butter (we have not tried either yet) - But we also got some of the Pecan shortbread cookies which were super delicate/tender and extra special. I will think about those cookies!! It would be fun if they had factory tours!