A beautiful, warm and cozy house/B&B! The Inn Keepers are wonderful - so knowledgeable about the…read morehistory of the house and the area. They were very accommodating and caring with special food needs. Went above and beyond to serve breakfast items my husband could eat. Even sent us home with items they wouldn't eat. So thoughtful! Our room in the carriage house was so spacious. Definitely recommend this place and would stay again if in the area.

What an incredible B&B. We stayed for three nights and we had a great experience. The San…read moreGabriel House is located in the Olive Street National Historic District of Georgetown, TX. Not only is the house beautiful, the interior of the house is warm and inviting. Our room was spacious and relaxing. Our bed was so comfortable, it was hard to get out of bed. (In a very good way). The house has a great backyard, with plenty of mature pecan trees that provides plenty of shade so you can sit outside and relax. The property has beautiful landscaping, and really helps you decompress. Danni and Mark manage the B&B, and they live on site. Danni is very friendly and she goes out of her way to make sure everyone is is having a great experience. Danni creates some of the best breakfasts that we have ever had, and her creations could be on any fine dining menu. We met Jeannie, the owner, and she was very nice. We also met some great guests, and one couple lives near us. We really connected and we will be going to lunch with them in two weeks. We will definitely go back and visit on our next trip to Georgetown.

I absolutely loved having lunch at the BIG Café. The room is bright, the seating comfortable, and…read moreservice great and unrushed. Everyone is super friendly. When you go in, find a seat and grab a menu, then order at the register. Your food will be delivered to your table. A friend and I recently had a long weekday lunch, with both of us having sandwiches. Sandwiches came with a choice of sides. I had a chicken salad sandwich, which was served on a croissant, and a cup of broccoli cheese soup. The chicken salad was wonderful, but the croissant was dry. The soup was very good. My friend had a grilled cheese sandwich and a salad. Her sandwich was loaded with cheese. The baked goods at the counter looked scrumptious, but we did not partake. I would definitely return for the food, but also because the profits go to a good cause.

Enjoyed a delicious lunch here. I had the 1/2 sandwich & soup. The jacked club was tasty and…read morefilling. I loved the tomato basil soup. Very cute presentation with homemade croutons on the spoon. Service was friendly. Will be back! What a cute place (plus the Big Store) and a great cause.

This is obviously one of my favorite spots in Georgetown. Today was brunch with my girlfriends…read more Party of three. We got on the list at 10:30 a.m. and we're sat at 11:00 a.m indoors. Service was good as usual. Except our server wasn't as attentive as they usually are. And my friend ordered one soup and she received another one. When she asked the server about it he said they were out of the one she ordered so they just gave her that one instead. They never even asked her they just switched it out. I thought that was odd. Anywho, I ordered the turkey Swiss croissant with a side of fruit for the first time. It was on the Sunday brunch menu. It was a bit too greasy for me so I won't order it again. My fave menu item Is the chicken salad on a croissant with a house salad and lemon vinaigrette. I'll probably stick to that from now on.

"Brunch so good I almost proposed to my mimosa" Walked into…read moreSweet Lemon Kitchen feeling like a responsible adult on a weekend mission: brunch that wouldn't require a nap afterward. Spoiler: mission accomplished, but the nap still happened because everything was that delicious. Started with a classic mimosa and their white sangria - both were bright, refreshing, and dangerously easy to drink. The white sangria had me convinced I could adult all day on fruit and good vibes (reality check: two sips in and I was already planning my next visit). The food? Oh man. The quiche of the house was fluffy, flavorful, and basically hugged me from the inside - paired perfectly with their house salad, which is loaded with fresh strawberries, candied pecans, and goat cheese that makes you feel fancy even in jeans. Then came the star: the croissant steak and egg sandwich. Buttery croissant + juicy steak + perfectly cooked egg = the kind of sandwich that makes you question every other breakfast decision you've ever made. I may have audibly moaned. No regrets. Huge shout-out to our amazing waitress, Grace! She was warm, funny, spot-on with recommendations, and made the whole experience feel like brunch with a friend who just happens to know exactly what you need. Grace, you're a gem - thank you for the great service! The vibe is cozy cottage-core perfection, and the whole place just feels like a hug from your coolest aunt who knows how to pour a drink. If you're anywhere near Georgetown, stop what you're doing and go. Tell them John sent you - or don't, because I want the table to myself next time. Highly recommend. 10/10, will brunch again (probably tomorrow). And if Grace is working, even better!

Came with a friend who had been here before; this was my first time. Very busy cafe, but can still…read morehear your own conversation. Service was beyond amazing. Our waitress was awesome, polite and we never had to wait for refills. I had the two egg, one meat plate with home fries, toast and biscuits. The biscuits are the star of the show, best biscuit I have ever had and will be going back for them!! Amazing experience!

Our waitress, Angie, was wonderful! From the moment we arrived she treated us like family (in a…read moregood way, y'all!). My husband had the fried fish and I had the St. Paddy's special, corned beef and cabbage. My husband enjoyed the fried fish. There was so much corned beef & cabbage that I couldn't finish but half of it. The restaurant is an old time diner straight out of the past. It's beautiful. We also had the carrot cake and key lime pie...both yummy. This place is a must in Georgetown, Texas. Y'all come!

The Food and Service was absolutely amazing!!! Cody took the best care of us! I had the Backyard…read moreGarden Omelet- it was absolutely the best Omelet I have ever had in a restaurant! My better half had the Griiled Steak and Eggs- it was absolutely amazing as well! I come here for dinner every time I am in Georgetown- and now will be my go to for Breakfast as well! Great atmosphere to top off everything else amazing about this place!!!!

Waiter Brad was amazing. Had great recommendations for food and drinks! Everything thing was…read morewonderful from the drinks to the dessert. We were celebrating our 28th wedding anniversary.

From fresh ingredients to friendly staff, the BIG Cafe is definitely a hidden gem in Georgetown!…read moreWill be returning for brunch in the future!

Best Breakfast Burrito? Hands DOWN! BEAUTIFUL GIFTS for…read moreEveryone? Absolutely! Variety of treasures to choose from? Galore! Service with a SMILE? Always! I went in today for my 1st time after reading about their mission and I was not expecting the level of serene and friendly service I received. I didn't even allow myself to shop the full boutique (I'll be back soon, indeed!) nor did I go into the new building across the drive with home goods, women's clothing & more. It's a gorgeous little place and I was greeted by the sweetest woman named Karen who showed me around and helped me find what I was looking for. You'll have to stop by the cafe too! I don't know what they do to make the mocha I ordered but it came in parts, my oat milk in a cute little pitcher and the chocolate espresso in my mug. It was SO GOOD before I even put the oat milk in!! Oh! And the guys in front of me ordered breakfast burritos and they seemed so excited to be able to return for them that I had to follow suit. WORTH IT. Yum! Check out my photo! I got bacon but there's a whol menu of things and if the quality is anything like those huge burritos, then you'll be in heaven! Whether you stop in for a quick coffee or find a gift for someone special, or let's be honest, even for yourself (#selfcare) , this is the place to spend your $! Every penny goes back into the special needs crew and their vocational training and the services provided to the community. Oops! I should have lead with that! It's a non-profit! Helping adults with special needs share their super powers with the world! So you're getting pampered, filling your belly, AND scoring treasures for loved ones while giving back to a great cause. What are you waiting for? Go.

We reserved a table for 8 for a friend's Sunday surprise birthday brunch. We did call ahead and…read morewere pleased that they had no issue with us bringing a Bday cake. Even though we arrived early to surprise the Birthday girl, our table was ready, and our server brought water as we awaited the guest of honor. Service throughout our visit was excellent. Goodfolks has an extended brunch menu and some interesting cocktails to get your motor running on a Sunday Funday. Bloodies and French 75s were table favorites. Check out their online menu for a complete list of their craft cocktails and local beer offerings. Highlights were the basic classic breakfast: applewood smoked bacon, 2 Vital Farms eggs, potato hash, and Texas toast. Three of us ordered our eggs served differently, and they all arrived perfecto. Another highlight was the chicken and biscuits. This serving is huge and was a struggle for most to finish. The chicken breast arrived crispy, lightly battered as advertised. The maple sage gravy and syrup honey butter provide a sweet taste to the dish. Two of us struggled to remember what business occupied this location before Goodfolks. Thank you, Elise, for your 2022 review, which reminded us that the Burger University was the previous tenant. I would recommend reservations, as they did get pretty busy. Easy 5-star review for this wonderful Georgetown Square restaurant. ,

Two years in a row, during the Georgetown Red Poppy Festival, we've gone in Goodfolks, up stairs to…read morethe bar, sat down and waited, and waited AND WAITED. Just to finally get up and leave. The GM was behind the bar hanging up glassware. We told him that we'd like to order. He replied 'Sorry, I'm the GM. I don't serve drinks. I've been here since 9 o'clock this morning. I've been really busy.' Well, if you were worth anything as a GM, people wouldn't be walking out on you, frustrated about not being served!

Came in with some family while they were in town! the wait…read morewas about 15-20 min on a saturday around 1 pm. Our waiter was average but the food and margarita was excellent! the fish tacos were served with some sauce that gave it a nice kick! migas were cooked perfect and served with the right ratios ! The margarita was blended perfectly and had great flavor and texture!

From Chicago, first time in Georgetown. Stopped in at BCH for dinner. Here are some thoughts:…read more -This might be the largest restaurant I've ever seen! We walked for what seemed like miles to our seats : ) -We sat down and looked at the menu, the Mac and cheese caught my attention, so I ordered it. -Mac and cheese had chicken and andouille sausage. I enjoyed the sausage, but the chicken was bland. -My wife got the barbecue burger and she loved it! Fries were good. I'd probably get that next time : ) -Good service and ambiance. Recommended.

Spacious, so I didn't feel cramped even though it was busy. Comfortable seating, and the tables…read morewere sturdy. A huge plus if you're working with coffee close by! I ordered the Flying Pig and it was out in a few minutes, and super hot. Impressed! They're quick to clean after patrons have left, which is nice. Prices aren't bad considering the service. I'd certainly come here again. Coffee's good!

Let them know we were there to pick up our previously placed order, and were told to sit and wait…read more Waited over 30 minutes for two coffees while others who came after us received their items. Was told by the woman working the pick up counter that they would bring our items to our table. When we checked on the order at the counter a half hour later, we were handed two now cold coffees and dismissed. Was it busy? Yes. Were we patient? Yes. But the sheer lack of customer service means we won't return.

This place was great. Went on a Monday Prime Rib Night…read more Seated right away without a reservations. Waiter was great. He knew the menu and recommendations were appreciated. Galveston Hurricane was good, strong, but very sweet. Prime rib was cooked to perfection. Green beans were amazing Pesto shrimp were great. shrimp and corn bisque was good but mine is better . We will return the next time we go to GTX square

I was super excited to eat here after hearing about it for so long! My wonderful husband made us…read morereservations and we finally came! Sadly the experience did not live up to the hype for us. The ambiance was cool, it had a modern rustic vibe. The food was the problem. We started with the maple glazed crackling pork belly. It sounded wonderful to us and we even added an extra piece so we did not have to decided who got the last piece. It was not a problem since they were so tough and inedible. Our server did not check on us until after we finished it and we felt too bad to say anything. We moved on and ordered wine and steak. The ribeye was what I was told to order along with the blueberry bread pudding which they do not have right now. I would give this place a 2.5 out of 5 stars. I generously rounded up to 3 however I do not think I will return to have another experience here.