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!

Everything was awesome! I will be returning back! I had a great time, my friend and I walked around…read moreafter lunch shopping.

I've only been to Duo Modern for brunch, and it was a great experience…read more We did a day-trip to Round Top, and we started off here for their brunch buffet, carafes of mimosas, and some shopping. It's located inside the Market Hill building. Sunday brunch is 10am-2pm. The buffet had a range of breakfast classics (pancakes, eggs) to enchies and chilaquiles. Would love to drop in at another time to check out their lunch or dinner. P.S. They have a full bar.

This place was amazingly good in all aspects, Me and Buddies came here for some work and found this…read moregem, had drinks that saved us from other drinks bcz other places weren't doing so great. Definitely recommend there burgers and fries that blew us all away. Definitely recommend this spot! Thank you store house! And I have never made a yelp review so this was well deserved.

I've been to Store House twice now and I can confidently say this is one of the better places I've…read moreeaten in Bastrop. My first visit was a couple weeks ago for dinner with my sister. I loved the whole experience. It's such a cute space and has that elevated feel without feeling overly fancy or uncomfortable. We started with the grilled focaccia and Watermelon on Fire, and both were excellent. The watermelon was one of those dishes that sounds a little questionable on paper but completely works once you taste it. Sweet, savory, a little spicy and really fresh. We also had the Texas quail, which was beautifully cooked and full of flavor. I had the blackberry bourbon cocktail and loved that too. What really stood out during dinner though was how personable the service was. We never felt rushed and our server actually engaged with us, which made an already good dinner feel even better. I went back this past Saturday for brunch with my sister, her husband and my fiancé. It was definitely a livelier experience with more people around, but still a really nice atmosphere for a Saturday brunch. The service was good and everything came out as expected, although it didn't have quite the same personal touch that I experienced during my first visit. Between the four of us we got to try quite a bit. The shrimp and grits were rich, buttery and seasoned really well. The smoky pork tostada was packed with flavor and the potatoes on the side were honestly some of my favorite bites on the table. The French toast and fried chicken was as good as it looked, with crispy chicken, fruit and just enough sweetness. The only thing I wasn't completely sold on was the biscuits and gravy. The gravy was brown, which threw me off because that's not what I normally expect from sausage gravy, and the biscuits were a little too dense for my preference. The flavor wasn't bad at all, it just wouldn't be my first choice the next time I go. Other than that, Store House has been a hit for me on both visits. The food feels thoughtful without trying too hard, the plates are beautiful, and the restaurant works just as well for a dinner with your sister as it does for brunch with a group. I'll definitely be back.

What a great place, beer was cold and tasty butt the German food! Get the German pizza or the…read moresausage and kraut.

Great little neighborhood bar with good bartenders. They don't currently have food until they get…read moretheir food truck up and going after the new year.

For our last day in Round Top, we stopped in at the Stone Cellar for a quick bite to eat. The venue…read moreis actually split into two places, the Stone Cellar and Jon Perez Lounge. The Stone Cellar is to the left and from there you can just order the food from the counter, whereas the lounge you will get table service. Given that this place also hosts live music, trying it out during the day when there wasn't a band (or crowds) made for an enjoyable lunch outing. I would say the menu has pub/bar fare and given that we were both craving pizza and a hamburger, we decided to order one of each to split. The staff also mentioned the Fried Gouda Bites are popular, so we opted for those as well. Let's start with the latter - the Fried Gouda bites were amazing, everything you could expect from freshly deep-fried cheese, decadent and tasty, these are a must order. For the burger, we ordered The Standard, and as the name suggests, their standard burger (I call these "diner-style") and my brother and I both agreed - this is damn near the perfect burger and the best one I've had in quite some time. It was just the perfect amalgamation meat, condiments, and sauce, with a delicious bun holding it all in together. Finally, the margarita pesto pizza was also great - crispy thin crust and just the right amount of cheese and sauce. So, don't overlook the Stone Cellar as a place to go see some live music, it has some amazingly delicious food as well. We will be back next year.

Staying nearby for a mother daughter weekend and we chose stone cellar for our first dinner. It was…read moreonly Thursday, so there was no live music, but the place was spacious in a big cool barn type building with awesome wall decor, a huge counter where you order and lots of tables on the outside patio. Greeted with a smile and took our order, paid and got a number to take to our table. I had the fish taco special and it was cooked perfectly. We also had the cowgirl junky thin pizza which hit the spot. Each of us got the lavender ranch water which was refreshing and flavorful. Can't wait to explore more and maybe hear some music this weekend.

I wandered in after walking back from Bluff Schuetzenfest last May (2023) and met some really nice…read moreseniors just finishing their Saturday afternoon cocktails (one of the ladies was 90+). The music was mostly 1960s and 1970s, as I recall, which is right in MY senior wheelhouse. The young lady tending bar was cordial, the price of beer was reasonable and the concert posters on the walls were nostalgic. After the nice folks left, I was alone with the barkeep, but she told me that things get going on Saturday night, although there was no live entertainment that evening. I said I'd be back after a shower and change of clothes, but it had been a long day with a drive from Rosharon and a 3.1-mile walk each way from/to my motel and Bluff Schuetzenfest, so cracked a beer, microwaved some food and hit the rack. I also "did" Texas Independence in Washington-on-the-Brazos, the fall of The Alamo in San Antonio and the San Jacinto Battlefield earlier in the year. I don't intend to repeat those in 2024, but I'm very seriously considering a return to La Grange and this place is on my short list of "places to go, things to do and people to see." And this time, after dark, too.

From the owner: Mac’s Daqs is a fun and unique hangout spot to socialize with friends and family with 7+ frozen…read moredaiquiri flavors, a full bar, and a unique environment! We can even do private events at the bar just call us at (979) 206- 2089!

Great service, excellent menu selection, very well prepared food, small town local businessread more

Service was good! Their version of sangria swirl yuck…read more Spring cocktail all sugar flavor yuck Diet Coke flat Water taste nasty like fish Regular margarita my boyfriend had was clear like water like what the heck Fried pickles wouldn't get again I got prime rib ( no flavor, dry even cooked medium, odd color I should have sent back) he got ribeye both $45 and wasn't anything amazing by far The building looks neat Bread pudding $14 for bread n some sauce ridiculous They charge a fee to use a card Very displeased $150 I wouldn't go back

Good service, funky ambience, tasty food. Great selection of…read morehomemade pies. A Round Top tradition for many years.

Easily, hands down, the best steak I have had in several years. Highly recommend this spot!read more

This was such a neat bar. It's setup like a house so there are rooms you can go into and post up…read morewith a drink. Really enjoyed the eclectic decor. So much for your eyes to feast on. The cocktail menu is very enjoyable. I opted in for the Porn Star because anything passion fruit is intriguing to me. I really enjoyed it so I had it twice. Other patrons seemed to bring the place. Good vibes overall.

I highly recommend the Palomas which are made with tequila and grapefruit juice as you would expect…read more- they also add a jalapeño syrup and a lime and pepper salt rim. Not too hot at all if you like it mild. The inside, like everything in Round Top, is comfortable, cute and cozy. We sat on the front porch as it was nice out in February.

Stumbled on a hidden gem right in downtown Brenham. The vibe was an upbeat lounge with a solid mix…read moreof music that kept things interesting. We showed up just in time to snag good seats on a Friday karaoke night before the crowd rolled in and it got packed. Drinks were decent, nothing to complain about, and the service stayed on point even with how busy it got. Definitely one of those spots that sneaks up on you in the best way.

This place was amazing! Great service and awesome cocktails. Was able to accommodate our LARGE…read moreparty of 75 with very quick communication and treated us so well. Can't wait to return with a girl's weekend! Such a great location great vibe. ​