This has become my 3rd favorite place for gelato. It's super rich and creamy and the store itself…read moreis very cute located on the way to Dripping springs. They didn't have my top favorite, Pistachio so I had to go for Hazelnut and I'm glad I was able to choose it. Everything was so perfect and they do have different size cups from mini to pint. Tasting is allowed too. Our waitress billed us for the wrong size and when we reported it, she soon realized it and discouraged any tip from us since it was her fault.

I came here for a sweet treat and I loved it! The gelatos were so good, also they do their own…read morewaffle cones. The have different options and they offer coffee and different drinks, but I tried the chocolate with hazelnut gelato and it was amazing. The staff was super nice and welcoming. The atmosphere is gorgeous, their decor is so nice. I will definitely come back

Stopped in for a quick breakfast sandwich and coffee, was pleasantly surprised at how tasty my…read moresandwich was with just the right amount of fruit salad; and my coffee was delicious. I highly recommend this owner-operated shop. The owner was super nice and very welcoming.

Amazing sandwiches, friendly service, and a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!read more

I've visited the new Garbo's location twice now since it's a bit closer to me than the original…read morespot on Parker and I have to say they've done a great job with both the interior and the service. They kept the nautical theme throughout the restaurant, which you really notice from the bar area where I sat. Service was friendly and very attentive even on a slow Sunday although though I'm guessing this location might be more of a dinner spot. There's plenty of seating both downstairs and upstairs, which makes it a good option for larger groups. As for the food I went with the Connecticut-style lobster roll since it was a warm afternoon, but the menu offers a solid variety of seafood and non-seafood options along with some delicious desserts like the key lime pie which I also got to try. Prices are definitely on the higher side as expected with quality seafood, but I had a coupon that helped offset the cost. I can't say I'd come here regularly because of the price point, but if I'm in the area and craving seafood this would easily be my go-to place.

Hey I have $200 I think I'll throw it out on the street! Oh. I can give it to Garbo's for lousy…read morefood and terrible service?! Okay! The calamari was rubbery and the portion was tiny for $17. The mini lobster roll is embarrassing. $14 for a literal "bite" of lobster. Overhyped and overpriced (Of course, what was I expecting from an "Austin, Texas Lobster Roll" restaurant??!!)

THIS PLACE DOPE :D whole menu goin off…read more its clean, its quiet, its chill service is awesome, really nice peeps here

My favorite locate creamery. Wonderful flavors and service is always friendly. My favorite go to…read moreis the Hokey Pokey. Hits the spot and so glad that it is not too far for me to indulge in my cravings!

My family and I decided to pick up some Amy's ice cream for a birthday celebration. My husband…read moreparked and we walked in. They were very busy at the time and there was a line. I only saw one person working which would explain the wait. The interior is very bright with color and fun T-shirts hanging from the ceiling. There were also other places where they had merchandise that you could purchase. There are several places to sit but it is not a very big space. The man working behind the counter did a good job getting people their orders. When it was our turn to order it went quickly. We paid and then left. We got a small cup of Big Red Ice Cream, and a Amy's Tiny Chocolate Delight Ice Cream Cake. The Big Red Ice Cream was good. It was creamy and you could taste a hint of the Big Red flavor. The Chocolate Delight Ice Cream Cake had a strong Chocolate flavor and was super sweet. I could only eat a little bit of it but my son loved it. You do have to leave the Tiny Ice Cream Cake out at room temperature for about 15 minutes before you can cut into it. Overall it was a cool place to go and get some ice cream with different options but the wait can possibly be long depending on the time of day and the number of people working.

Stopped in on a Saturday with a person who had never been to Amy's. Staff did a great job walking…read morehim through the options. He ended up with a shake, my husband ice cream with a topping and me only ice cream. It is expensive but it is a rare treat. Store was super clean probably because it is brand new. They had a few tables outside. Bathrooms are clean as well. We had no issues.

Food , service is amazing as always . Ambiance is casual and…read morerestaurant is good centrally located.

If you find yourself in Drip Springs, you gotta check out this funky joint (Guy Fieri voice)…read more Quaint casual restaurant with a plethora of sweet & savory crepes. The Norwegian with lox was fantastic.

Love it here. It's my second time and I'll be coming here often. The food is AMAZING - best…read morebreakfast sandwich I've had in a long time. The kids have fun and have many options for entertainment. I bring my computer, ear, and watch my kids. Everyone is so nice here too.

UPDATE: my son got a fever after we visited. Hopefully they start to sanitize the toys. He has been…read moresick for 3 days and the last place he went before getting sick was this place. I had a fussy 10mo and needed something to do inside as it's very cold. We've never been to Almost Grown and it seemed like a good way for my kid to let off steam. This is a very cute cafe and ice cream shop with a play place in the back. It's a $10 admission per child, parents get in free. The admission here is $8 less than Pikopye's and you're able to just walk in. Love that. As some yelpers have mentioned, it is a bit chaotic as there are so many toys around. There are lots of tables to sit and eat at within the play area. There are different play areas such as a doctor's office set up complete with little scrubs, hats, and stethoscopes. There's a firefighting area with fire fighter gear. As well as a farmer's market area with tons of toy produce. All the toys from each play area are scattered amongst the entire play room. I'm kind of wondering how often they sanitize all the toys/costumes/tables etc. as there are a lot of kids with runny noses here. Overall it's a good place for kids to come and socialize/burn some energy.

My wife and I are big popsicle fans and so we hired out a Frios truck as a cool treat for our…read morewedding last September. The popsicles were a huge hit with our guests. The diversity of the flavors meant that everyone had an option that worked for them and they were all delicious. We would highly recommend Frios pops!

We had this Food Truck in our HOA today. It was a warm and muggy early afternoon. I got a Sugar…read moreFree Pop and it was excellent. They have many options of both Sugar Free and Regular Pops. They are very refreshing and perfect for a Summer day. The owners are about as nice as anyone would ever meet. They are happy to show you the ingredients of their Pops if asked.

What a gorgeous restaurant located in the Camp Lucy Resort Hotel. The interior design is pure…read moreperfection. Beautiful resort property surroundings. The service is stellar. The food is spectacular. Whether it's brekkie, brunch, dinner, or afternoon tea, it's all the best of the best. Brian and I shared steak frites and it was delicious. Flat iron steak perfectly seasoned, juicy, melt in your mouth. The frites- nice outside crisp with soft center. Two great mocktails: Spice of Life Ms. Attillia Definitely recommend reservations.

This restaurant is located in a gated venue thats so secluded from Austin. You truly feel you are…read morein the country.this already makes me want to come back and stay the night. The building was so pretty and has a theatrical entrance. Service was so friendly and nice. If i had one complaint it was that it was a little slow at times but it was lunch and a little busy. Everything we ate was delicious. And we sampled alot of the menu. Fried mushrooms... glazed carrots... brussel sprouts.... pastrami sandwich....fish and chips.... roasted chicken... creme caramel and tres leches. The absolute favourite was the mushroom

Why 5 stars? Because we needed some sweets and it delivered…read more --- --- --- The excellent choices are endless here. I could have probably ordered 40 different things if I had the stomach room and lactose tolerance to take it all in. Instead, I settled for two. Sweet and milky: Salted caramel and coconut ice cream cone. Both hit the spot and I have zero complains. Tart: Mango guava pop. Ditto to above. But if you don't like tartness, don't order a popsicle. My friend had a different flavor, but he said his was a bit intense too. I liked it though. I now officially think the ideal ice cream experience consists of a popsicle at the end.

I like ice cream quite a bit, but I don't know anyone who desires ice cream as much as my…read moregirlfriend. Cold weather be damned. It's ice cream time. Luckily for her, Austin has no shortage of great ice cream shops to visit when she's in town. Since we were already in the area, I told her we had to try Manolis, which had been on my list for months. Located at a food truck park near Dripping Springs, Manolis stands out immediately as a massive truck at the front. Ordering is done on iPads while you wait in line, and you pick up at the window. I ordered a small of their stracciatella, while my girlfriend got a small waffle cone of the dulce de leche. Simply put, it was amazing. The flavors were strong without being too sweet or over the top, and I was extremely impressed. This knocks a lot of ice cream shops out of the water, and they're just a food truck. I would genuinely go out of my way to get ice cream here. That's how good it is. I'm glad I made the trip out to Manolis, and it was worth every minute of my 45 minute drive back home because it was GAS. Moved like prime Vince Carter because it's too smooth.