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Palmera House

4.3 (6 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Delicious gluten free food! Loved the chicken salad wrap and the smoothie bowl options.

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The White Hart Cafe

The White Hart Cafe

3.8(227 reviews)
2.2 mi
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If you want a place to hang out and drink coffee while studying with wifi that you have to renew…read morethe online certificate log in every 3 hours, look no further! White Hart has everything just described! The food here is fine and the coffee (despite me not knowing anything about coffee) tastes like coffee. They have an option where you can effectively have unlimited coffee for a small upcharge so this place is a fantastic place to sit down and get lots of work done. The most surprising thing about this place is the French fries are really really good. Like better than a coffee shop should ever have invested in. It leads to this really cozy odd vibe where you see people with unlimited cups of coffee and massive plates of fries hanging out and doing work on these wooden tables. I will also add that the wooden chairs, despite being made out of wood, are really really sturdy. Often times, wood chairs are like falling apart at the seams or due to loose screws, but this place has really good furniture. Some of the tables are a bit wobbly but so be it. The baked goods here are phenomenal despite them not having any apparent oven or capabilities to make any of the stuff they serve. Its a bit pricey but everything is worth eating (so far I've had two cookies, a muffin, a scone, and a Danish, everything ranges from good to fantastic). If I lived downtown I would be at this café every day, but unfortunately I'm only able to come here due to it being spring break. The only qualm I have is that some of the wall sockets are super super loose but not a deal breaker at all!

stopped in on a soggy all day rainy day, to get a coffee to go. First time here and don't know why…read moreI hadn't stopped in earlier all the times I've visited downtown. hubby got the mocha, and I got the Stag. Both were very tasty and we enjoyed them, although a little pricy. Even though we got it to go, we did stick around a few minutes to check the vibe. It reminds me of college - very casual and laid back. Like a giant living room with a mix of upholstered and not furniture. Plan to return to try some food.

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The Trading Post Music Hall & Speakeasy

The Trading Post Music Hall & Speakeasy

4.1(7 reviews)
2.2 mi

As a Texan, I fell in love with this place as soon as I saw a Bluebell ice-cream sign upon…read moreentering, shining like a beacon of hope for the tastebuds against an opposite wall. This business also sells bagged Texas tamales, of which this Mexican girl bought several. And the flavor did NOT disappoint, what a surprise to find authenticity so far from home. From the creaky wood floors to a worn Chesterfield sofa, this place has character and history. The owner and his wife were incredibly kind, accommodating, and down to earth people. My breve was tasty and they had options to serve my dietary restrictions. There's a general store in the back with toiletries in stock and other necessities for those who may be visiting from out of town. Even the beautifully unique bathroom design left an imprint on my mind. I can't wait to go back again and try more items on the menu!

I went here to have a fun time with my friends. When I went to get in they took my ID, put X's on…read moremy hands bc I was under 21 then charged me $15.15 through Apple Pay, they then kicked me out for "smelling like alcohol". I wasn't drinking. People around me were though. I don't have an issue for kicking someone out who is underage for smelling like alcohol. The issue was, I was asking the guy upfront if they take Apple Pay and talking pretty close to his face during that due to it being loud around us. He had the opportunity then to refuse to take my payment for "smelling like alcohol" yet he took my payment, took my friends' payments, and then only kicked me out allowing the others to stay. My friends decided to leave with me and they were refunded their money while I was not. They completely scammed me, do not go here it's not worth the money you spend.

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