On our way to our camping trip, we stumbled upon this unique coffee shop. As we stepped inside, I…read morewas immediately captivated by the intriguing decorations that filled the space. The open and tidy environment had plenty of seats, perfect for sipping coffee and enjoying our breakfast sandwich. While the coffee arrived promptly, we had to wait a bit for our egg and cheese biscuit, which I didn't mind at all because it gave me a chance to check out all the decorations. The customer service was neither rude nor friendly. There was no warm greeting, just a straightforward, "What can I get you?" The egg and cheese biscuit was quite good. It wasn't too heavy or doughy and it was a good size for its price. The coffee was a solid caffeine boost but nothing extraordinary. Besides the fun decor, what really made this place special was the price of an espresso shot - it's just .80 cents! I don't think you'll find anything like that anywhere else these days!

While in town we searched for the nearest coffee shop and we landed right to Frontier Rodeo Coffee…read moreon a Sunday morning. Upon walking in we were happy to see the inside was plenty large and smelled really good at breakfast time. Service was super attentive and the baristas were super helpful in helping us decide what to order. They made recommendations on iced speciality coffees before we ordered. I took them up on their recs and we got the Nutty Jerry which was a sweet but delicious hazelnut iced coffee. We also got the County Jail which was the perfect sweetness of sweet cream mixed with their house cold brew. Wooowee they were delicious and sweeeeet! We really enjoyed the coffee blends they use that are made in-house. This is real good coffee, y'all! I browsed the bagged coffee they had displayed and decided to bring home a 12oz bag of Saddle Bronc that lasted me a solid month of morning drinking at home. This is a medium roast and very impressionable for my palette. There is plenty of room here to read, get some work done, and catch up with friends and family here. The decor and seating areas were very welcoming. Thanks for the delicious coffee while we were visiting Columbus and for having such a great selection of bagged coffee (and Kcups!) to select to bring back home.

My husband and I have stopped at Hruska's multiple times when traveling. It's a gas station that…read morehas a convenient store, a grill and bakery. I usually call in our order when we are about 20 minutes away from our stop. Everytime I call in the order the person on the other end is friendly and repeats back what we order. The convenient store part of Hruska's has a lot of items that you can choose from to purchase and they have clean bathrooms which is a positive. When we get there we park, walk in and head to pick up our food at the counter. It's usually labeled with the ticket stapled to the bag. We then get in line to pay for our food. The line is usually backed up but moves fairly quickly. There is also a small area with tables and chairs that you can sit at and enjoy your meal or sit there if you need a rest. For my meal I usually order a Hamburger which comes with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions. I usually get mine with mustard. Their burgers are so good and a good size. Overall Hruska's is a great stopping place while traveling. Whether it's for gas, a bathroom break, or if you want to grab something to eat this is a one stop shop place.

A must stop if you are traveling between Houston and Austin on Hwy 71. I'm usually a Bucees guy,…read morebut this place specializes in something that the beaver doesn't. Kolaches! Arguably one of the greatest foods ever invented. Atleast in my world. How can you go wrong with bread filled with sweet or savory fillings? Hruska's is about halfway between Houston and Austin and a perfect rest stop to fill up on gas, use the clean facilities, grab a snack or indulge in their amazing baked goods. They are steeped in history and have been around for decades passing along the family recipes. It's obviously improved structurally over the years from a country store and looks like a modern gas station now. It's always pretty busy every time I have stopped in, but they are a well oiled machine and keep the masses moving with excellent customer service. They have all your gas station essentials like snacks and beverages. What sets them apart is their bakery. Here, they label their kolaches as the traditional fruit filled variety. I like them, but they are never my first choice. I love the ones with meat inside. Here, they label these as pigs in a blanket. They have a large variety of both. I usually go for a regular sausage and cheese, but over here, they sell a delicious pan sausage kind. On top of all their sweet and savory baked goods, they also sell burgers on the grill. Their burgers have made it to the Texas Monthly Top 50 burger spots. I have yet to try it. Overall, this is an always stop place for me. I highly recommend stopping here to stretch your legs and enjoy a delicious pastry while you're at it. I will definitely be back.

9/10 chicken and dumplings 9/10 roasted turkey sandwich…read moreAll I can say is wow. Best chicken and dumplings I've had. Sandwich was very fresh. If there was a McAllisters right next door, I'd come to the bakery 9 out of 10 times. I almost ordered a gallon of soup to go. Had to settle for a cup There's a small seating area in the store. Next time I'll grab a drink and chips from there. Staff very friendly

For a town celebrated for its charm, I expected this bakery to embody the same warmth…read more As a first-time visitor and tourist, I naturally had questions about the bakery's history and the pastries they're known for. The woman who appeared to be the bakery manager, working around 8:15 a.m., answered every question with an attitude that felt forced, dismissive, and unwelcoming. When someone says, "This is my first time here," it's usually an opportunity to create a memorable experience--not make them feel like they're interrupting your morning. I won't be rating the bakery's famous pigs in a blanket because, to me, hospitality is part of the product. Outstanding customer service can elevate good food to a great experience. Without it, even the town's signature pastry loses some of its appeal.

She made this baby shark cake for our dear boy's 4th birthday. She matched the google pic I sent…read moreher almost exactly!! It was a chocolate cake - the kiddos loved it and it tasted delicious too. She did an amazing job and ordering and pick up was easy.

Fast friendly service! The food is delicious, especially the mini pig in the blankets!read more

Love all their food. Lunch burgers are great Their pigs and…read morekolaches are the best. All fresh and so good.

What a roadtrip treat. The stars were aligned and we found this cute little place on a weekend…read moreventure Food was great Service was friendly Ambiance was like being in grandmas kitchen. We had just a great food to experience all around. Please go by and show this place some love, you won't be disappointed.

Not sure if things have changed since last review, but the store was very clean and food was well…read morepresented. I mean it wasn't as flash as a big town HEB or anything, but I liked it better than the local HEB and Walmart just up the road. If you've had a bad experience in the past, this out of towner says give it another shot :)

This place is disgusting. If you are from Columbus, you know what I am talking about. The store…read morestinks like mold, it is very outdated, and often dirty. The employees are extremely unhappy due to lack of good pay and poor management. The management does not care about customers or their employees. The produce section always has rotten fruits and vegetables on the display, which is extremely unappetizing. The mean section as pieces of green chicken, yes green! Not to mention, it smells horrible....probably a bunch of spoiled meat not kept at the right temperatures. The bakery deli is probably what keeps the store running....since H.E.B. doesn't have one. If H.E.B. opens up a bakery deli I wouldn't be surprised if this place shut down completely. The bakery food is good, but depends on what time you go. One of the workers there named "Guy" is horrible. He is unfriendly to customers and employees alike. You can tell that he is full of himself. The crazy thing is that all of the merchandise here is overpriced compared to their clean, friendly competitor H.E.B. If you are going grocery shopping in Columbus, do yourself a favor and go to H.E.B. instead. This place is dirty, overpriced, and terrible. I am surprised that Brookshire Brothers allows one of their stores to run this way because the one in Halletsville, TX is actually decent.

Sweet in all the right places. I ordered 6 kolaches -- all…read moreflavors except prune even though I am old. I prefer kolaches from Lukas Bakery because they let the filling act in the role of the sweet (or savory) and let the pastry be the delivery system. A+. Same goes for the savory pig in the blanket. A+ Delightful cream puffs follow suit. A+ Coconut macroons are straight up sweet and coconutty (sp)? A Next time I roll by I'll make a special trip & get more and try some of the other offerings.

Interesting little bakery in old town La Grange. Famous for their "pigs in a blanket", but other…read moreitems are equally delicious, especially their brownies! Limited selection but otherwise a great place for baked goods.