Visited last week and Segovia is a very cozy & quaint establishment. Felice was SO HELPFUL &…read morepersonable! I really enjoyed the tasting to figure out what s my palate. We got to opportunity to chat it up with Armando, the owner as well. Exceptional customer service, felt very welcome here. Additionally we ordered Gambas Al Ajillo, Albondigas and Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese. Everything was absolutely delicious, full of flavor. I wish I had room for dessert but that's absolutely good enough reason to return and try more wine!

This is an amazing family-run business. The sommelier really knows his wines, especially his…read moreSpanish and European wines. And they offer the perfect dishes to accompany the wine. You can come for appetizers and wine tasting or dinner and wine by the bottle. Seating includes a covered front and back porch. Inside there's a long bar with plenty of bar seating, along with tall two-tops and standard four top tables. For a large party you been rent out half the space or all of the space. The service was like being waited on by friends. They were so helpful in explaining everything and, if you're inclined, they're happy to talk about what they've built here together -- Mother, Son, and Daughter-in-Law, all working in harmony to make this place sing. We've tried a number is wines and dishes get. The Pintxos are amazing. The Tapas are totally on point with our favorite being the Albondigas meatballs. And the charcuterie featured really high quality chorizo, Serrano ham, Manchego and Mahon cheeses, almonds, grapes and an amazing quince jelly that's firmer than a standard jelly and quite delicious. Well be back. And we'll bring friends :-)

We had an absolutely incredible dinner at Blaine's tonight; easily one of the best dining…read moreexperiences we've had in Waco. We started with the pan-roasted romanesco, which was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The bread service with compound butter was a standout on its own: simple, but done at such a high level that it set the tone for the entire meal. We grabbed seats at the bar, which ended up being a great move. The atmosphere was lively but relaxed, and we enjoyed several glasses from their excellent wine selection. Our bar tender was knowledgeable, welcoming, and she made the whole experience feel elevated without being pretentious. For entrees, my wife ordered the chicken and fries, crispy, juicy, and incredibly satisfying. I went with Blaine's burger, and I don't say this lightly: it's hands down one of the top three burgers of my life. Perfectly cooked, beautifully balanced, and unforgettable. Blaine's is doing something special. If you're in Waco and looking for a place that nails both food and experience, this is it. We'll be back soon.

Blaine's is a beautiful restaurant with a great atmosphere. The music provided by Tram Kelly and…read morePat McKee was outstanding and added significantly to the evening. Presentation of the dishes was attractive and thoughtful, and we were pleased with our wine selections. We started by sharing the poblano corn chowder. Unfortunately, the dominant impression was salt. The soup was more of a brown, creamy sauce with chicken and corn than the aromatic, herb-forward poblano chowder I was expecting. Beyond the saltiness, there wasn't much depth or complexity of flavor. For entrées, we ordered the steak and the ahi tuna tomahawk. Both were visually impressive, but once again the overwhelming characteristic was salt. The tuna may have had a hint of tarragon, but it was difficult to appreciate much else. The steak was exceedingly salty--surprisingly so, even for someone who is not shy about using salt. Service was courteous but somewhat inattentive and slower than expected. At this price point, I would have hoped for more attentive service and a broader range of flavors rather than repeated assaults on the sodium receptors. One final curiosity: water was served in what appeared to be small jelly jars, which felt a bit odd given the otherwise upscale presentation. Overall, Blaine's gets good marks for ambiance, presentation, wine, and especially the live music. Unfortunately, the kitchen's heavy-handed use of salt overshadowed much of the meal. With more restraint in seasoning and a bit more attention to service, this could be an exceptional dining experience.

The environment is very inviting to hang out or read a book with a cup of coffee. The bottomless…read morecoffee is good tasting. I have not tried the bar out yet but it looks like a good spot for an outing with family or friends. Overall, I like going here because it is short walk away from my place.

Super cool new beer/wine bar!!! Really like the convenience of the patio and grab coffee or wine or…read morea beer, Waco needed this place badly, the hours are great too closing on Fridays and Saturdays at midnight! Perfect!

Great place for the older crowd. Food, drinks, staff, and music were great. Music I have not…read moreheard in years. Great relaxing atmosphere.

Food was good and everyone is so friendly. Meet some new friends there The best Bartender in town…read more Woody is the best!!!

We stayed at the Herrington Hotel here, and went to the SongBird for our complimentary drink. We…read morenoted that they served food, but the pickings were slim. I picked out a manicotti and the spouse picked meatballs. There were two of each in the refrigerated case. The girl working was SO pleasant & friendly, Reece. She related it would be 10-15 min for the chef to heat them up. Later she came out where we were seated and told us the chef (apparently at the restaurant next door?) said he wouldn't heat up the meals because they were frozen. They had to be in the refrig. case for 24 hrs. She offered a credit, but I declined because I had already tipped her $8.00. That would have been complicated. She offered to make us a sandwich from pastrami & salami, which she would grill. That sounded like a good idea. The sandwich was spectacular. They should add it to the menu. Honestly, I would give this place a one-star rating, but because of the positive attitude of the counter girl, I have to give her credit and raise it up to mid-level.

Young lady who worked there was insulted that we interrupted her day with her feet on the counter…read moreand headphones on. No one there and she never looked up, greeted us, or told us what they offered. It's a shame, cool place and location. Won't be back

I went here with one of the "regulars" and honestly I felt like I needed a bath when I left! There…read moreis smoking inside this bar with NO ventilation, so even if you do not smoke you walk out smelling like an ashtray. The prices were very reasonable but they served the old timers and the people who frequent there apparently on a daily basis before new customers. The bathroom resembled that of a truck stop restroom that hasn't been cleaned in a while. So gross. The only good thing there was the people I went with.

I love this bar!! Bartenders are always great and extremely nice! ! Prices are spot on and it's a…read morelot like CHEERS, you can go in not knowing anyone and leave knowing the whole place lol. It's a great down to earth kinda place! !

It's really hard to know how to contextualize Milo. On one level, the restaurant is really a…read moregastropub. However, they don't have that many artisanal beers on tap. Sorryhardto call it a classic gastropub. On another level, it's sort of a new American cafe, and in this particular vein of thinking, it certainly hits a lot of the high notes. The food is well-selected, with a smattering of farm-to-table plates, various proteins, and the classic pub selection of small bites. I really like the outdoor patio. The swamp coolers help to make the area hospitable even in the middle of the summer. I sat outside by myself, not too far from one of those blasting humidifiers, and enjoyed a nice cold beer and a delicious burger. My server was incredibly kind and very attentive. I think, in the long run, what I would most consider Milo to be is a restaurant that has a bar, that serves primarily farm-to-table delicious food. Yeah, that-seems to sum-it all-up. Oh, and the service is excellent.

The food and service were good overall, and I didn't mind the estimated 45-minute wait. However, I…read morewas very disappointed by the attitude of one of the hostesses. When the other hostess asked us if we wanted to sit outside, we politely declined. After that, the hostess's attitude toward us noticeably changed. I overheard her telling the other hostess that we could "go somewhere else." I found this very disrespectful and unprofessional. We completely understood the wait time and were willing to wait; we simply preferred to sit inside. Customers should not be made to feel unwelcome simply because they decline outdoor seating. I hope management addresses this, because the food and overall service were good, but this interaction negatively affected our experience.

Me and my wife were in town for the night and were looking for a place to hang out and we found…read morethis place.Its a roof top bar.Pretty cool little place.we sat down on the couch and ordered a couple of drinks.We got a couple of margaritas and man they were strong.Almost too strong.But as we looked around the place has a pretty cool vibe to it.Nice little view a couple of TVs, clean restrooms and was playing some good music.They also serve what looks like some pretty good pizza.We would have ordered one but we just got through eating.So if your in town like we were or live in the area give this place a shot m.It's a nice little place.

Great place to sit back relax and take in the sunset. Service was efficient, cocktails expertly…read moreprepared. Didn't try food this time.

This was our first visit to Slow Rise Slice House, and we were impressed. The pizza was fresh and…read moreperfectly cooked, with a delicious crust and fresh toppings. The staff was friendly, the location was convenient, and there was plenty of parking. We also loved having a coffee shop and ice cream shop in the same space, making dessert easy to enjoy after the meal. The main drawback is limited indoor seating, which could be difficult to find during peak times, especially since the outdoor seating may be uncomfortable in the Texas heat. Overall, it's a great spot for pizza, friendly service, and dessert in one convenient location. We would definitely return.

If you're into supporting unique and local businesses then this is the place to visit! The dough is…read moremade in house and if your like a traditional pizza trust that is not only delicious but getting your money's worth the. This is the place to visit. We ordered the 20" for two and it was more than enough for two guys that can eat a lot. The slices are huge so if you want more slices you can ask for a double cut and it'll make the pizza go even further for a table of more people. The pizza is extra hot when it comes out and oddly it tastes better as the cheese cools and solidifies. It isn't bad when you get it. It gets BETTER. Ranch is free which is not the norm these days so dip away! Service was fast and efficient even tho they were busy. Whole pizzas so take about 30 minutes but slices are always available to purchase. My only suggestion to the kitchen is to have all good timed to come out at the same time. We had someone with us that ordered pasta that came out about 15 minutes before the pizza came out and we told to eat before their food got cold.

Cool, friendly place, everybody welcome. Bartenders are your friends. I go back often.read more

Everything about this bar is amazing great people, great bartenders, and great atmosphere.read more