So impressed with this meat market! The meat is fresh, the cuts are beautiful, and the jerky is…read moreamazing! They also have meaty ox tails and Boudin! Definitely recommend! Their sales are great too! $2 lb pork chops last week!

Their seasoning is the BEST hands down! Great on meat, of any kind. Equally great on vegetables. I…read morehaven't found anything like it anywhere. I now live 6 hours away but am sure to stock up any chance I get.

Wow, I am hooked. As a child, I would go to a small deli...in KC. Now I visited the Waco…read moreMarketplace. Back in time. The franks/hotdogs were what I remember 60 years ago. Beef snack sticks, geez I live 14 miles away but totally worth the trip. John

I've had to call up there 2 different times for simple inquiries. Both times, I have gotten two of…read morethe rudest employees. They sound so annoyed and abrupt. Makes me not want to give them my business. Owner should make a point to hire more friendly staff.

Friendly service. Great products. If you haven't had anything but supermarket milk, you will not…read moreunderstand. And it is your loss. The store is cute and has a great variety of organic fresh veggies and fresh beef, pork and chicken. A++++++. I am so glad I am moving to McGregor so I can make this a weekly ritual

I love the people and the products at Mill-King. Quality food at good prices. I appreciate the…read moreopportunity to find things I can't buy elsewhere as I'm always needing special allergy free food and products without so many added chemicals. I had been traveling for a few years, so am looking forward to a trip out to the farm for goodies.

If your like my husband and I, we have driven south on 35 headed to south Texas or Hill Country and…read moreseen the signs for "Cheese Cave" near West Texas. Well if you get the time, you should stop and check them out. The Brazos Valley Cheese store is located at the Homestead Craft Village. It's a cute little place with all kinds of shops and BBQ. The cheese shop has lots of cheese samples and meats for making a charcuterie board. There are also crackers, fresh baguettes and more. The ladies at the cheese shop were very helpful and had all kinds of insights into the cheeses. Overall a great stop and the cheese was wonderful... it will make a nice addition to a wine country weekend!

Fantastic cheese! Classes are super fun and informative. Cheese cave is amazing. Cozy little gift…read moreshop with lots of goodies!

Wonderful inventory of spices & other ingredients for Eastern/exotic food recipes, including…read moreproduce. Got all my ingredients needed for Dolmas & Tzatziki sauce, but if you're looking to prepare an Indian recipe, these folks have everything you'll need.

Nice family owned place. I found the spices I needed and the wife was very helpful. Clean and…read moreorganized.

I had heat exhaustion in 2021. I drink plenty of water and electrolytes daily plus pickle juice,…read morebut I still get cramps bad. Yesterday I bought his tea that he formulates for my muscle cramps that I get in my feet every evening after dinner when I sit down to finally relax. I drank my first cup (double cup) to try and stave off those cramps. The tea was good tasting. I had two spasms in my feet but no cramps, and was not woke up during the night with cramps in my legs. Wow! I like his tea. I bought a tea for my daughters' migraines, but has not been tried yet.

From the owner: Find rest and solace under the shade of Grandaddy Willow. Grandaddy Willow is a place welcome to…read moreall. It is a place of healing, spiritual and physically. I am a Natural Healing Consultant and I use my knowledge to help give hope to those fighting battles. Whether your battle is with a mental or physical ailment, here at Grandaddy willow, we will help you find a weapon of support using the tools provided in nature. From loose leaf teas and bath products, to roller balls, creams, and handmade tie blankets, we are sure you find something to help support your healing here. If we do not have a product for what you are battling, talk to us and we will do our best to create one. I look forward to seeing you soon at Grandaddy Willow, Where Hope For Relief Begins!

As we wandered around Heritage Homestead, we eventually stumbled upon the Homestead Tea House and…read moreGritsmill, both conveniently located in the same building. The moment you step through the door, it's as if you've been transported back in time to a simpler era where life moved a little slower and everything was made with care. Side note: I completely regret not getting the names of the two young ladies working in the Tea House and the gentleman operating the Gritsmill. Rookie mistake on my part. But I digress. While chatting with the young ladies, they shared some fascinating history about the mill. They told me the gristmill itself was transported all the way from New Jersey to its current home. Even more impressive, the millstone still being used today to grind wheat into flour is over 200 years old and came from France. Talk about a piece of living history! The store itself is spotless, neatly organized, and exceptionally well maintained. The two young ladies were friendly, welcoming, and eager to answer questions and help however they could. Now for the important stuff--the goodies. They make their own cookies, including oatmeal and chocolate chip, along with fresh scones and pastries. Naturally, I exercised great self-control and bought one of each to enjoy later with a cup of coffee. It seemed like the responsible thing to do. From the Gritsmill, we picked up two bags of grits, some scone flour, and a small jar of peanut butter. Unfortunately, we were still stuffed from lunch and couldn't do the Tea House justice by enjoying a cup of tea. Sometimes life presents difficult challenges. Needless to say, we'll be returning, and I can hardly wait. If you find yourself at Heritage Homestead, be sure to stop by the Tea House and Gritsmill. Who knows, maybe I'll see you there.

The gristmill at Homestead Heritage is really interesting. The grain is processed by a…read morewater-powered wheel (the water is circulated by a pump) and you get a little glimpse into the grain refining process. There is a small store attached, which has various baking mixes (regular and gluten-free pancake mix, bread mix, muffin mix, etc), jams, honey, and fruit butters. Most are made on the premises, but a few are from other local farms.

Kanpai to Bon Bon Market!…read more Such a cute name for a mini Asian grocery store. Actually it's more like a boutique inside. They sell flowers and plants too! While bon bon means "chocolate covered candy", I didn't see any candy browsing through. That'd be nice if they sold some though. There are specialty products imported from various Asian countries. So if you love dining at those kind of restaurants, you may find your favorite ingredients or SAUCE here. I love sauce in my food. Did you know butter can be made from sesame? Well ther is such a thing! Like peanut and almond butter, "open sesame!" I know that quote isn't really relevant, but who's making a big deal about it? More so, I like their beer, wine and sake collections. I'm highly recommending the Kyoto Matcha IPA, an excellent quality beer. "Ipa ipa hooray!"

Cute place in downtown Temple! I got a beautiful floral arrangement and some small waving lucky cat…read morefigurines.