The young lady working behind the counter was extremely rude. When my sister picked up a coffee mug…read morehanging on the wall with other merchandise she was abruptly told "don't touch the cups". Apparently the cups belong to a coffee club. The rude lady then told us there are signs that say don't touch. We had a really bad experience in the Strawberry Patch in contrast to the other very friendly people in Salado.

When my brother moved to Salado I-35 was a mess and killed alot of the small businesses there…read more Every time my daughter and me would visit we would go to the Strawberry Patch and get the garlic pickles and other yummys ! Now 10 years later I still make my way there even though my brother moved to Temple. The Salsa's are amazing and I am ordering more online .

My second visit to this cute little tea shop was just as satisfying as the first! I brought my…read morefriends here this time since they wanted to stock up on new tea blends. The shop owner, who also makes all of the blends herself, was welcoming, lovely to talk to, and helpful with suggestions based on each of our preferences. Highly recommend!

Out of all the tea shops I've been to across the states, this one is my absolute favorite! It's…read moreadorable and nestled into a great location. The owner Mary is an absolutely sweet woman and takes pride in her shop and customer service. She's very attentive to what each person is looking for and has a lovely selection of various blends that she mixes herself. Even her non tea goods are a big hit when I buy them as presents for others, especially the jams or scone mixes. I'd recommend Bluebonnet Mornings or Crimson Berry teas.

Back again for another wedding! The skillet was excellent! The plate sizes are big and I wanted to…read moretry so many of all the fresh baked goods! The service was great and we bought a mug! Especially since my mom's maiden name is McCain! Wish my grandma was here to show her she would have loved it. Cuts like town and shopping nearby as well. Lots of decor inside to look at along with some history.

My wife had breakfast here last week, the experience was so great she came home and said "we HAVE…read moreto go back this Saturday". We arrived here around 9:15 a few minutes after a table of 17 had just been seated. We got a table immediately and within minutes had our coffee and water. Shortly thereafter after we placed our order. Because of the party of 17 it took a minute for our food to arrive but our waitress stopped by and explained the reason for the delay. The food was excellent!! Atmosphere was just right for a family restaurant. Highly highly recommend!!!

Salado Olive Oil Company is such a great find. The olive oils and balsamic vinegars here are…read moreoutstanding fresh, flavorful, and clearly authentic. You can tell immediately that this isn't the typical grocery-store olive oil. Most store-bought oils aren't truly pure, but their olive oil is 100% genuine, which means better flavor and real health benefits. They have a huge variety of oil and vinegar flavors, and the tasting experience is half the fun. Everything is clearly labeled, easy to sample, and perfect for cooking, dipping, or gifting. What really sets this place apart, though, is the staff. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely knowledgeable. They're happy to answer questions and help you find the right combinations. If you're traveling through the Hill Country, this shop is absolutely worth the stop. And if you're local, it's the kind of place you'll want to keep coming back to. Highly recommend checking it out!

Friendly staff with an amazing variety to choose from!!! My go to for Balsamic, the smoked olive…read moreoil is amazing on baked fish!! If you are in Salado or just driving thru, this is a must stop shop.

Today was my first time coming here. It's beautiful small tea and spice shop that is disabled…read moreveteran owned. I am always supporting our veteran owned businesses because as a disabled veteran myself, we are all we have each other's six. My wife and I brought our pups with us and they allowed them in the store with no issue. The owners are very friendly and communicate with everyone who walks into their store. Their knowledge about the products they sell and offer from other veteran owned businesses is amazing. Rebecca the owner gave us a detailed walk through the entire shop since we were her first customers of the day. She explained about the hot sauces they offer and the spices you can use for cooking or grilling. She sold me a couple of spices to try out. They even spelled good, she explained that one of the was Italian but she said I could use it on meats such as chicken. My wife ended buying a lot of teas to try. She has been here before my visit today. The place is located right in the heart of the Salado shops. It's right off the main st. There are two parking spaces up front and more parking spaces in the back. There is even an open field to let your pups roam around and do their dirty deed. Just make sure to pick up after your pup.

Good selection of spices, teas, and assorted wares. However, the customer service was lacking for a…read moreshop on Main Street in a tourist town. There was an older woman in front of me in line and the moment she went to leave, the woman working behind the counter dropped her facial expression and stared at the woman leaving with such distaste. Realized I saw her expression and plastered a quick smile on her face, but the smile did not reach her tone. Very awkward customer service at that point. While I enjoyed the items I purchased, I have no intention of returning.

Cool lil spot with food trucks and great beers that we enjoyed for our lunch stop on a Saturday…read moreafter a long day of exploring Salado. There was ample seating and it was nice to walk to the nearby creek/river for some pics.

The outdoor ambience by the Salado creek is nice with many children playing around. This is a fun…read moreplace for a big group. You can order from a limited menu at the outdoor bar, or go inside for the full menu. I asked the bartender about the non-beer drinks they have, and he told me about the short list of options. I opted for the siren seltzer, which he said tastes exactly like a strawberry White Claw. It unfortunately tasted very bitter and did not taste like one at all. My friend who is very familiar with White Claws tried it and confirmed my findings.

I stopped here on a solo road trip and was so impressed with this sweet shop that I accidentally…read morefound! I needed to stop and work a minute and they had a few quiet tables where I could plug in while I enjoyed my sandwich! It was so good I brought some home and even bought some goodies to share with my family over the holidays. Highly recommend Robertson's Ham!

Jackie Bonner was very friendly and helpful. She definitely is an asset to this business. Very…read moreclean inside. I even noticed that the windows were finally cleaned and as I looked out I felt I was outside not looking as if the fog rolled in. Being the only person on duty she handled every customer professional and timely. May want to hire an additional person to handle the lunch runs with her. I will be back.

Me may have been here a time or two, but never for a wine dinner. They never, I mean never…read moredisappoint. Service is as a 6/5 stars. Food, always amazing. Ambiance, music, hmmmm. New years vibe 10/10! Thanks for helping us ring in the new year at our favorite date night spot!

Great for a romantic, intimate night out. The food was beautifully presented and delicious. Service…read morewas reasonable and courteous.

Cute little coffee shop. Went almost every day I was in Salado. Highly recommend. Service was great!read more

I wasn't expecting an artisanal breakfast experience when purchasing this bagel, no not at all…read more However, microwaved bacon for an almost $10 sandwich is crazy work.