Still my favorite yummy treat/snack. I got kettle corn and some taffy. My dentist is going to kill…read moreme. Going to be taking a little trip and wanted some snacks. Classic kettle corn is always a great choice. Some salt water taffy pieces in the flavors of green apple, cotton candy, orange cream, and grape. Smells so good when you walk in. I just like that popcorn smell. So much to look at when you come in. They have some old fashion candies, they have tin buckets for popcorn with all kinds of prints .they have gift boxes that are completely customizable. Great place for gifts.

We had seen the signs and passed by this store several times, we had meant to stop previously but…read morenever did for one reason or another so this time we just did so. They have a much bigger selection of products then I would have figured. Books on Texas and food, Candy both mass and local, mints, chapstick, tins, and Popcorn! There are the main flavors listed and they seem to have either monthly or seasonal offerings. There is a display of each bag size near the front filled with popcorn so you can see how much you get with the smallest to the biggest which is a nice touch. They have bulk candy and soda's as well. There is some neat and fun decor and a whole throwback vibe. It was a cool place to visit, glad we did. Chances are we will be back at some point, No other customers while we were there. The gentleman running the place was very nice and patient as we took our time looking over everything. My wife picked 4 types of popcorn and got small bags of each. I can't remember all that she picked but the ZILKER PARK was the best of the four. I would suggest checking this place out,

Awesome place if you want to get adventurous with your popcorn flavors. There are those from…read moresavory, to savory sweet, to spicy, to cheesy to super caramel-y, fruity sweet. Take your kiddos and they will love it. My favorite was the chilli lime. But everyone else in my family has their own favorite flavor. I love that we can sample at their sample bar. Unfortunately, once you have, it's hard to decide. Could make good souvenir from your Austin visit. They have a wide variety of size to choose from - bags to tins.

Always stop by this place when I'm in town and love it every time! Their flavors are so good and…read morethey do not skimp on their ingredients. Each and every bite is so flavorful and delicious. The fruity ones, nutty ones, savory ones all taste and smell amazing. I'm really not sure how they do it but I hope they never stop. hehe Very friendly staff and plenty of parking.

I came in a little while back to purchase some popcorn!!!! I love popcorn and supporting a local…read morebusiness, so coming here was a win-win. There is more than one type of popcorn. The two primary types of popcorn are regular or classic popcorn and gourmet popcorn. Regular popcorn is characterized by its simplicity and affordability, while gourmet popcorn offers a more sophisticated and diverse range of flavors, often with premium ingredients. Gourmet popcorn typically includes premium popping corn, high-quality oils, and a diverse range of seasonings and coatings. Ingredients can vary widely depending on the flavor, ranging from truffle oil and parmesan for savory options to caramel and chocolate for sweet varieties. The popcorn served here by definition is gourmet. I purchased the banana pudding popcorn. This popcorn has a creamy texture after the initial crunch of the popcorn dissipates. This particular flavor may be ideal for those who enjoy snacks that are sweet (banana pudding sweet) and yet still provide the crunch many seek when looking for a snack. #supportlocal

My husband's work sent him a gift box that included a bag of the "Banana Puddin' and since he's…read morelactose intolerant he put the bag in the "weird snack" section of the pantry and forgot all about it. A few months ago I was in a snacky mood but really didn't want to eat the kids' crummy school-safe granola bars. Deep in the bowels of the pantry was the glorious bag of banana puddin' popcorn, which I ate in its entirety. It was all I could do to not cut open the bag and lick the banana puddin' dust from it. (I did not do that. I'm a strong, independent woman.) How do I describe this stuff? Sweet, salty, chewy with just the right amount of give. More flavorful than your average Cavendish but not cloying and fake like a Laffy Taffy. Flash forward three months and I'm still thinking about this stuff. I'm having a hard time justifying importing my personal snacks from Austin, but am already game-planning a bulk order for the holidays. Or a trip to Austin.

I looked up the time before arriving and it said they were open. Upon arrival I was stopped in my…read moretracks by seeing the lights off and to just make sure I pulled on the door handles and they were closed. I traveled there just for the dippin dots and was disappointed that my time was wasted by having inaccurate times posted of their hours.

Finally reunited with Doc Pop! Unfortunately this being the nearest one to San Antonio, we decided…read moreto make a pit stop on our way back from DFW. Upon entering there wasn't much of a line, ordered a large bag of cheese and caramel popcorn we were quickly served and on our way. For $14 with taxes gets you the biggest bag of its size which made the trip worth although pricy their popcorn is always on point which is why we stopped for our flavored popcorn fix!

Sad to see this shop go. But excited to see what moves in…read more I saw that they were going out of business. Knowing that they are having 40% off everything in the store, I wanted to take advantage of it. I do have a cabinet full of seasonings right now, so I wasn't in dire need of anything specific. Rosemary is my favorite herb, and I use it for everything. On everything. I did find a small jar of Rosemary so I did get that. Also they had a lot of packets of dry mix of chip dip, or gravy. Figured I would grab the gravy one too since it was on sale. I can use it for maybe a steak dinner with mashed potatoes. Cashier was nice. Parking was easy.

Staff was rude, when I asked if they had any garlic, the girl there was very rude and asked me to…read moreleave. The whole place was overwhelming and smelly. -1/10

Kilwin's Ice Cream in Georgetown is pure happiness in action. From the moment you walk in, fresh…read morewaffle cones and sweet treat smells pleasantly waft into your nostrils. After a few samples, I selected butter pecan ice cream. The ice cream was rich, creamy, and ladden with crunchy pecans...so delicious. This store is a dessert island...I'ce cream, candy, popcorn and candied apples. Yum to the nth degree. The staff was super friendly, patient, and happy to share samples. This was an ideal stop while strolling around the Square. Definitely returning...

Yum -- lemon sorbet is creamy and delicious. Perfect on a scorching day at the Square…read more Personally wasn't a fan of the strawberry but I don't like chunks of fruit (didn't realize it before ordering). Prices are on the higher side. $5 per scoop and $5 for a tiny piece of chocolate (albeit Dubai). No public bathroom. My toddler had to go really bad but luckily, Mikey V's next door had one available. Friendly and very helpful staff.

Without a doubt (IMHO) the best Cajun fare this side of NOLA. Stuffed has occupied this space, on…read more620, forever and they are always busy. That should tell you something. ------ You can order lunch/dinner to go, dine in, or buy a ready-to-cook option from their grocery section. All their food is made fresh so you may need to wait a bit for your order. ---- On this visit we ordered a slew of food including gumbo, red beans and rice, jambalaya, fried okra, pickles, and mushrooms. I love that the rice is placed in separate containers. We tore through this feast, and everyone commented on how good it was. ---- Their boudin is also made in-house and offer options like traditional pork, Texas with jalapenos, crawfish and so on... There's a good selection of sausage links including specials. And of course, when in season crawfish. --- During the holidays you can order a smoked turkey or a turducken. Order early! ---- Can't wait to return and dine in next time and enjoy an Abita Amber with my meal. --- Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Had gone to check out Interstellar bbq on Friday at about 130 but they had run of just about…read moreeverything. Fortunately for us, we looked across the street and saw this spot which turned out to be a gem. It's a cajun meat market that doubles as a cajun kitchen. They offer simple, no frills dishes that are pretty tasty and true to Louisiana cuisine. There's limited seating and while there's a steady number of folks coming in, didnt see anyone not grt a table so the flow is pretty steady for geoups of 4 or less. If you're bringing a group larger than 4, you may have a hard time seating everyones. We had the shrimp po boy and the roast beef boy. The french bread on both was amazing: warm and soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside. Both were loaded pretty generously and came with lettuce, tomato pickles and mayo. The side we chose were fries which were pretty spectacular: thinly cut and well seasoned. The only sad part is that it's way north for us. We'd probably be there more often if ot were closer.

Food is really good. Jessica is the best waitress ever! The shop also has nice souvenirs and a wide…read morevariety of hot sauces and other goodies. Highly recommend the pickled eggs.

TLDR: Friendly hot sauce shop on the Square. Taco counter with seating in the back. The spicy pig…read moretaco is delicious and not as spicy as their warnings (imo). Mikey V's is a local hot sauce shop that sells their brand of hot sauce as well as a selection of other hot sauces and similar products. I'm no hot sauce connoseur so I don't know how well curated it is. I chose one of their mild sauces and struck gold. The peach habanero delight is awesome. A really good put-it-on-everything sauce that just has a little kick. It barely made it two weeks in this house -- I've been putting it on fish, meat, chicken, eggs. Service at the check-out counter was really friendly. Also had to try the tacos in the back. We ordered the barbacoa, the surf and turf, and the spicy pig. The tacos were generously packed with meat but I did find the meat a little bit bland for my taste (good thing it comes with salsa). Now, here's where it gets interesting. We ordered the spicy pig because my husband wanted to try it. They told me it was like a 7 (which is a bit scary). Let me tell you -- it's a 4 at most. I don't know if it's all the elderly gringos traipsing around the Square that are skewing the scale. For reference, I usually get mild at restaurants. I enjoy a weaker medium but generally play it safe with mild. I'm not a spice hound and ultimately consider myself a bit of a wimp with spicy food. And believe it or not, I loved the spicy pig. It was a really nice level of spice and it didn't leave that searing aftertaste in your mouth. So if you can handle some spice, go for it. It was a bit comical because they were acting like it was an atomic bomb -- they made sure to put it in a separate container (which I do appreciate, in case it actually was wildly spicy). I really am grateful for the careful warnings -- I just wanted to point out that they seem to ultimately be for people like my parents (who can barely handle a fleck of red pepper).

Absolutely loved this class! It was informative, delicious, and beautifully presented. The food…read morespread was incredible--Caprese salad, Manchego and chèvre cheeses, prosciutto, Marcona almonds, fresh Texas peaches, fresh figs, blueberries, raspberries and strawberries. Green apple to cleanse the palate between olive oil tastings. I learned so much about tasting olive oil. Fresh is best. Know your harvest date, and always keep it corked tight, no air. The honey portion was equally fascinating, featuring local Two Hives Honey--raw, unpasteurized, and full of unique flavors like Mesquite and Hot Honey. Learning how color, flavor, and characteristics vary between honeys was so interesting! We also sampled honey comb, which surprisingly didn't taste waxy. It's was very thin and just melted in your mouth. Beautiful food, wonderful presentation, and so much great information. I highly recommend this experience to anyone who loves food, olive oil, and honey! We did have a wonderful surprise of hot honey on ice cream. I never in a million years thought honey on ice cream, let alone HOT honey. Beautifully paired. Loved it. At the end of the night we did get to shop around the Con Olio's store. I bought the mesquite Two Hives Honey. I can't wait to experiment with it at home with my cooking and fun toppings.

I was in the market for some extra virgin olive oil. Con Olio was the winning location. Shannon,…read morestore manager, shared key information about the different olive oils as well as balsamic vinegars. I got to sample several olive oils and balsamic vinegars before decided. The store is surprisingly large with many selections to choose from. I was able to leisurely walk around the store. In addition, con olio had cheese, candy, honey, jams and jellies. Cool vibe...looking forward to using my purchases in my dining pursuits.