So we came to Waller to help my grandmother out me and my brother-in-law and the night we were…read morethere, we stayed at the hotel in Waller and we need to to watch the game. I asked the front desk if there was any bars around or anything and she said there's a place called Waller feed. In my mind, I'm thinking it's a feed store and why would I go there but she said no it's a bar. They just opened up. They've been around for about a year and let me tell you. I'm glad we went. They have an arcade. They have a stage where they play music. The bar was great. They also have I think about four different kinds of small little pop-up restaurants there that you can order food burgers tacos I think there was a Greek food there I had so much fun. They have a bunch of TVs to watch the game and everything and it really is the only place in that town that is exciting. We had a blast there so if you're in the area in a small town, trying to figure out what to do go check them out you won't be disappointed, especially during the weekend when they have different bands, playing and everything.

Lively spot on weekends especially when there are baseball tournaments at the nearby fields. Nice…read morebar and kind of a food court model with several different styles. We had the Greek and it was very good. Big outside oatio, some covered outdoor seating and indoor tables with sports on TV. Indoors is on the loud side. Servers are great and they keep it tidy enen during the busy times. Live music on the weekends. A pleasant surprise I otherwise pretty sleepy Waller.

Such a cute little place!! Didn't try any drinks but watched them being made. Looked pretty good…read more We had the Benedict and the Salmon avocado toast. The Benedict crab cake was very flavorful. Dill was a nice touch. The steak part could have been a bit more seasoned but it was good. Potatoes seasoned well. The salmon avocado toast was good. Def squeeze the lemon on it. Think it could have used some season or everything but the bagel seasoning or salt. Felt healthy - if that's a thing. Recommend it his place.

Saturday morning brunch spot I've been wanting to try since I moved to Hempstead…read more They had a multitude of dishes to choose from. Out of shrimp, so I had the avocado curry toast and black coffee. The coffee was rich and delicious. Breakfast was cooked perfectly. The hot sauce was a a perfect addition to the egg. *hot sauce was excellent and should be sold in the stores. Just the right amount of heat and it doesn't ruin the taste of the food . They do a great job . Will be back -

A neighbor recommended this spot and said it was amazing, so we had to give it a try and it did not…read moredisappoint. From the moment we walked in, the restaurant felt cozy and inviting with a great atmosphere. The staff was attentive without being overbearing, our waitress was so sweet. I ordered fish and my husband had the steak, both were beautifully presented, but more importantly, absolutely delicious. The quality of the food really stood out. One of the highlights of the evening was watching fresh pasta being made right in front of us, which is something you don't come across often. We'll definitely be back. This has quickly become one of our new favorite spots, and I highly recommend it.

I have heard about this restaurant for quite some time and so we drove out on Sunday morning to…read morehave brunch and must tell you that the cuisine was quite good. I had eggs Benedict with crab, wonderful bacon, and home fries, and because I had traveled all the way out to Belleville, Texas. I made it a point to complement it all with a pancake, which was equally wonderful. It's a lovely restaurant and I think I read somewhere that it is old time Texas architecture and I must tell you it really was quite lovely. There was a patio and the weather was wonderful. We chose not to dine there but the next time we're in town. There is no question that we will make it a point to do so. The bartender was very capable, bloody Mary's and mimosas as well as a myriad of other drinks. Very many top shelf, liquors, and a wonderful cup of coffee make for not only a pleasant dining experience, but frankly a wonderful dining experience. If you're ever in Belleville, Texas, I would make it a point to stop by and enjoy really a top level dining experience.

Prices can be a little steep. Get there at the right time and you can get some of your favorite…read moreMartinis at half the price. The food has never disappointed and we continue to go back when we are downtown for at least an appetizer or a dessert, plus a few of their amazing drinks. Cozy and welcoming. From the outside seating to the fireside seating inside.

What's not to love, amazing service and food.. I love the Chocolate Martinis, great ambience and a…read morewonderful Vibe.

D'alba never misses. We've come in on different days for both happy hour and regular hours, and…read morehave tried a bunch of menu items -- pizza, oysters, mimosas, salads, desserts -- all incredible every time. A special great job to our server Lydia, She's been professional, warm, and on top of everything each visit. She remembers details, keeps things flowing, and makes the whole meal feel special whether it's a busy Friday night or a chill happy hour. Food + great service is why we keep coming back there. We can't get enough!

Loved the blackened salmon. My server, Payton, was awesome. Restaurant was clean and had a great…read moreatmosphere. Overall an exceptional experience!

Fun place to unwind in the little ol' town of New Ulm. Has an old yet new vibe with plenty of room…read morefor groups. They have a good selection of wine and cocktails. Fun place to be for events like the Kentucky Derby. If you get hungry a local pizza place will deliver to the bar. Only open on Fridays and Saturdays.

Amazing service , ambience, and drinks ! We love coming here! I feel like this is our "cheers" bar…read morewhere they know us by name and our drink !

Found a really cute spot tucked away in Round Top…read more You walk in through this green courtyard with fire pits and chairs and it kind of forces you to slow down for a second before going inside which I actually loved. Just felt calm right away. Inside is super open with really tall ceilings. There's a small bar upstairs they call a speakeasy... it's not really hidden since you can see it from downstairs, but it's still a nice little vibe. Drinks were really good too. They stay pretty busy, but service didn't miss a beat. Food came out looking good and actually tasted just as good. Always a win. Only thing is when it gets packed, it does get pretty loud, especially upstairs at the bar. So just something to keep in mind depending on the vibe you're going for. And honestly, the fire pits outside were probably my favorite part. Perfect spot to sit and hang out for a bit. If you're in Round Top, it's definitely worth checking out.

Boon & Co checks the box for being a little bit of everything. There's a large family-friendly…read moredining room, a cool speakeasy- style upstairs cocktail bar, a retail shop, wine cellar, cheese counter, and even a pizza oven. A wide selection of options, sure to meet the needs of any group. While there, we saw a large multi-generational family, a bachelorette group, several couples and some girlfriends all enjoying food and drinks. The building itself is beautiful, with high lofted ceilings, suspended glass lamps, an interior design scheme in the upstairs bar definitely worth sharing on social media. Since we arrived in the late afternoon, we opted to sit upstairs at the bar, overlooking the main dining room, for a few cocktails. I was a fairly hungry, not having had lunch and also ordered the grain bowl. This dish was good but not quite what I was expecting. I would consider it to be more of a salad, largely comprised of arugula tossed in quinoa, than a hearty grain bowl. For drinks, we got a couple of espresso martinis ($18) and these were excellent. Hand-shaken, not overly sweet, and beautifully garnished with an anise seed. Overall, Boon & Co was a great stop. I would definitely return and recommend to someone visiting Round Top for the day!

The wife and I were in Brenham for a day of checking out some antique shops. After some shopping…read moreand a bite at Must Be Heaven, I wanted to check out Brown Water. Upon entry, very surprised. That 1st smell of a good cigar bar is awesome. It's way bigger than it appeared from the street. I wondered into one of the two walk in humidors as the wife headed to the bar for a glass of wine. I selected a few Rocky Patels and then got me a rum n coke. I passed on lighting a stick up as I knew we wouldn't be there that long. Visited with the owner, who helped me select some of the sticks I selected. Nice guy. The wife and I had a good time. Next time I'll plan for a longer visit. Later.

My wife and I attended the Maifest parade this morning, and some people neatly put out chairs and…read moreblankets for the children to sit on while the parade was to be going by them. The shopkeeper came out with a sandwich board and told the people that they had to move down the sidewalk so that he could put out his signage. He was not conducting business during the parade. He was just out there, puffing on his cigar. Why couldn't he have waited until after the parade was over to put out his signage that advertised cheap cigarettes boxes?!

First time to visit Local Spot since we were in the area. Have visited their sister locations…read morenumerous times so we knew we'd be getting a great meal. The place seems to be in a community center so the area is beautiful to sit outside or walk around after your meal. The menu seems smaller but still has lots of great options. Love that they have an all day breakfast burrito on their menu. Chloe was a great server!!

Local Table was one of those places that looked more impressive than the actual experience ended up…read morebeing. We were in Fulshear and wanted to try something different that we don't have near us, so we decided to give it a shot. The restaurant itself is beautiful on the outside with an inside that has a modern, open design. You come in and seat yourself, and while there were several tables available, the restaurant definitely wasn't empty. There were people dining in the back room and out on the porch. It was a gorgeous day, but we opted for the AC. Service wasn't terrible, but it also wasn't especially attentive. It took a while for someone to come by with menus, and throughout the meal things just seemed to move slowly despite the restaurant not appearing understaffed. I don't mind a relaxed pace, but I also don't want to spend my entire afternoon sitting indoors at some random restaurant waiting around. We started with chips and queso. The chips were decent, but the queso was extremely thin and soupy--more like cheese soup than queso--thus definitely not worth the $10 price tag. Unless you love soupy queso. Then maybe it's definitely worth the $10 to you. For lunch, my brother and mom ordered The Local Burger with Fries and added avocado, my friend ordered the Beef Tenderloin Steak Wrap with Chips, and I tried the Spicy Buffalo Pizza because honestly, every menu starts looking the same after a while, and I wanted something different. Unfortunately, there were several issues with our order. Everyone's food arrived but my brother's because our server somehow assumed mom and he were sharing one burger since they ordered the same thing. They also forgot the avocado add-on for both burgers. Mom gave my brother her basket, and they shared the burger until his came, which was about 10 to 15 minutes later. Mom liked the fries because they came out hot and weren't overly salted, but neither she nor my brother really raved about the burgers. I think by then they forgot they asked for avocado, and we weren't charged for it, but that's kind of annoying to ask for something and nothing is said...they just quietly make sure not to charge you for it. The Spicy Buffalo Pizza was probably the biggest disappointment for me. I expected a more traditional buffalo chicken pizza, but instead it was kind of a layered, heavily drizzled mess that didn't really work together. The crust also appeared to be some sort of cornmeal-style crust that wasn't my favorite and didn't hold up well under the weight of the toppings. It was the kind of slice you knew would end up on you rather than in you, so I was really careful to make sure it hit the pizza board and not me. I ended up boxing most of it for my housemate. Mark wanted dessert, and they have something called "The Spot Ice Cream Sandwich," which is a brownie or assorted cookie with vanilla ice cream and toppings. Mom asked whether he could simply order the brownie by itself, and our server Victor said he would ask, but we never actually got an answer. One thing that really annoys me at restaurants is charging $4 for fountain drinks and then not keeping them refilled. Victor did eventually ask about refills, but by then the meal was basically over. Overall, this place wasn't bad, but it also wasn't great. The atmosphere and design are probably the strongest part of the experience. I wouldn't necessarily avoid it, but I also wouldn't go out of my way to come back. What made lunch even funnier is that next door at Cross Creek Ranch, there's a hanging sign advertising an "observation deck." We had debated going before lunch but decided to eat first and then check it out afterward. Much like the restaurant itself, the concept sounded far more impressive than the actual experience. There really wasn't much to observe. I just found it amusing that both experiences ended up being equally mediocre.

Good food and good bar. Nothing fancy but good place to go have a drink and bite while watching a…read moregame.