The location is easy to find, and access, with adequate street parking…read more Katz coffee is served, which we learned to really enjoy after touring their roasting location in Houston. I was disappointed in the Ruben sandwich. Mind you, it was served warm as most are, but after eating Reubens from delis with lots of meat, from the photos you can see that my Reuben from here had a skimpy serving of meat. Additionally, I thought that the menu had it at one price and the register rung it up as $1.00 higher. I found that it is a dollar more for a salad. It comes standard with chips. That's reasonable to me and I thought that the salad was good. My spouse had the burger, and she enjoyed it. She liked that it came with a choice of fries or a healthy salad. I was pleased that a Zero Coke was only $2.00. That's extremely reasonable!

We went exploring in Schulenburg, a cute little town right near Weimar, Texas. They are located by…read moreother stores, which we didn't stop by to see cause it started pouring rain when we got there. They do have plenty of parking spaces though. We needed some good coffee, so we stopped by Tille's Cafe. It has a really cute interior, and I ordered an Iced Hot & Dirty, which is a Chai Latte with a shot of espresso. I swapped the milk for oat milk, and I was impressed, it was delicious!! The bathrooms are very clean. The staff was friendly. They serve food as well, though we didn't stay to eat. I did notice others enjoying their meals and reading inside! A cute little coffee shop if you're looking to catch up with friends, do some work, etc.!

Out of the way place where it is possible not to relax. Great award-winning wines. Super friendly…read morestaff.

Winery is ok but very very small. Great for individuals who don't like crowds. Would not go back.read more

The middle of nowhere with the greatest southern hospitality I've ever experienced. The service was…read moreone of a kind, polite and attentive staff full of enthusiasm and character. They were very welcoming and made our dog completely comfortable being there. If that wasn't enough the food, fried chicken and pork loin was delicious. It was Sunday so it's the only plate served but it's the only plate I'd order after having it. The fried chicken was one of the best I've had. I really enjoyed the old school feel and all of the antiques, not to mention the live music which made me feel at home. I loved this place and recommend anyone passing to stop and try it out.

Had a great time, enjoyed wonderful food and soaked up the history at Sengelmann Hall yesterday…read more Mom and I are in Schulenburg this week to tour the painted churches and could not pass up having schnitzel here after seeing the restaurant featured on the Texas Day Tripper. The schnitzel was tasty and the crust was excellent, the sauerkraut balls were very tasty as well. Never had such a thing before, but I'm going to try to make them at home. The service was spot on and a side dish of history made it even better. When you visit, be sure to go upstairs to see the dance hall.

Small friendly bar. Cash only. Great customer friendly service from Dana. Always a good time when…read morewe are in town visiting family.

What an amazing little bar in Texas. Visiting from California and Dana made us feel like we were at…read morehome. What a great town with great people.

Ahhh please return Smoky Marzen--this was by far my favorite beer I've had in my two visits. More…read morerecently, the German Doppleboch and 1885 were big successes. A friendly staff and great old building renovated. Substantial swag for any beer collector's stash.

Brewery #376 Hound…read moreSong Brewery is just as much restaurant as it is a brewery. Really cool place with a menu that looked really good. I wasn't hungry but the lady friend got a smash burger on brioche bun that she said was perfect. Although I did steal several fries off her plate that were good. I got a flight of beer and here the flights are 5 beers, wooohoo. I got a High Cotton Hazy IPA, Murkey Mutt (DIPA) , Haygrazer (Kolsch), Pecan Killa (brown ale), and a Dunkel Pepper. All of them were solid but the High Cotton and Dunkel Pepper were phenomenal. The Dunkel Pepper is a Dunkel style brewed with Dr Pepper like flavor. It was delicious and a 100 percent Texas style beer. Hound Song has some really interesting beer, and I was not expecting this from a small town. I will definitely stop in again when I am passing down I-10 going west.

Great beers, great snacks, fun animals! This place has it all! Something for everyone. Nice outdoor…read morespaces. Food was terrific! Staff was very friendly! Would go back when in the area!

They have super yummy local honey & large pizzas that are worth it for the price. They've gotten a…read morelot of awards too

Was here a couple of weekends ago on a Saturday while visiting a friend in the area. The vast…read morevariety of wine was impressive. We each ordered a tasting of wines that was then brought to our table in cute little wine glasses. Each was labeled and we were given some instruction as to the way to best enjoy the experience. We also ordered the queso to sit and enjoy while we took in the live entertainment that afternoon and our wine tastings. Every one of the staff was genuine and helpful. And the setting was so relaxed and inviting. Might be a bit off the beaten path but well worth the drive.

Friendly staff for a smaller, comfortable vineyard with an amazing view. Great environment to go…read morewith a small group of friends. I Ordered their flight tasting and that was a great option for me so I can experience the difference between dry and sweet wine. Highly recommend getting the charcuterie board with the tasting. It's fun seeing how your tastebuds respond to certain foods and wine pairings. One recommendation is to bring a bigger vehicle compared to a smaller one. The road getting there is pretty bumpy and may put your vehicle suspensions to the test

Stopped in to grab a beer on the way home. Chatted with owner provided good information about his…read morebeer and kept the beer flowing. They had their own beer but also beer from other Texas places from line up they didn't have on tap. Smart. Example- he had porter and stout he made which we enjoyed. Also had a fellow IPA he didn't make. Good selection and like the place. Did not try the food.

First-time visit and overall a mixed but positive experience. The place has a very down-home,…read morecountry feel, and everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly. There were plenty of drink options to choose from, and the menu definitely caught our attention, which is what brought us in. We started with the nachos with beef. They were pretty good overall, though the Velveeta-style cheese wasn't our favorite. The meat lovers pizza was a hit -- thin crust, well-cooked, and full of flavor. The main reason we came was for the chicken wings, and unfortunately, those were a bit disappointing and left us wanting more. However, the owner personally came over to apologize and explained that those were not the wings they normally serve. He even comped us $10 in cash, which was a very appreciated and classy gesture. The staff was friendly throughout our visit, and because of how the situation was handled, I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and plan to come back again to let them redeem themselves.

Come for the beer not the food. Fantastic selection of beer and super friendly bartenders…read more But this review is about their food truck that's run by Little House Kitchen (according to their online ordering platform). And BTW you can only order online with a qr code (this is always a bad customer experience imo). And just like this, the customer service isn't up to part. The fish is fantastic with a crispy hand batter. The fries were the absolute worst. Not crispy and tasted like I took some non name brand fries and threw them in an air fryer. And for $13 I expect more than 4 oz of fish. Sure there were plentiful fries but when they're that bad we both wasted money. But coming back to the service, with 3 empty bottles of malt vinegar and an empty ketchup dispenser and one guy working, of course I'm going to rate the service as bad. But let's face it, we come for the BEER!!

Ah the smell of a well worn neighborhood tavern. This place has been in Rosedale for decades and…read morehas been a gem of a watering hole. It's off the beaten path so you aren't likely to get many tourists here. Food truck provides sustenance that you wash away with flagons of ale. Definitely a great place to sit, drink and connect with your friends.

Stumbled into this gem while adventuring through Round Top whilst starving, looking for a bite to…read moreeat and they did not disappoint. You order right at the bar (which is kinda fun because you get to peek at all the drink options). Inside is a little tight, not gonna lie but they've got a solid outdoor setup with plenty of seating. Looks like they even have fire pits, which I'm sure hits different when you've got time to hang and sip a few. Even though it was busy, service moved pretty quick and everyone was still friendly, which I always appreciate. And the food? So good. The tuna nachos came out looking all colorful and pretty, but the flavor combo is what really stole the show. Definitely a spot I'd swing back to next time I'm in Round Top.

We were in Round Top with our pals for a few hours before heading over to see some Shakespeare at…read moreWinedale. It was hot out and stores were staring to close, so we came here for some drinks and food to escape the heat. Of the several times that we've been to Round Top, we had never been to Round Top Brewing and were pleasantly surprised...by everything. The spot is cute and cozy--nothing fancy and plenty of charm that isn't too forced. We ordered food and drinks at the bar and then sat in their indoor patio area (no A/C but tolerable circulation with the fans). They make their own beer, and we both enjoyed the kolsch that we stuck with for the evening. As far as food, we shared a giant pretzel and our daughter got a plain pizza. The pizza is that cardboardesque version, but it was edible. The pretzel was decent, but definitely a frozen-to-oven situation. What we *do* want to shout out is the mustard it came with. It was SO good. We asked if it was homemade, and it allegedly was: so spicy and nasal-clearing and tasty. The mustard alone is what is pushing up from 3 stars to four! Bottom line: nothing crazy special, but a good place with friendly folks working and decent food and drink. Prices are consistent with the area, and it's certainly better than Mandito's and it beats the chaos of Royer's. We won't be back, but we're glad we tried it.