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The Paleta Bar

4.0 (10 reviews)

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Amazingly nice by owner. Loved the options and the popsicle was super yummy! Great little spot for dessert on the lake

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Urban Coffee Culture

Urban Coffee Culture

4.5(10 reviews)
6.5 mi

Why 3 stars? Because I sadly didn't love it…read more --- --- --- I've wanted to try this place for a while, but a few months back, I would call several times to confirm that they were open, but no one would answer the phone. On this occasion, I was at another business in the same parking lot and was able to walk over and see that they were open. I ordered a cold brew and a nutella pastry, but I was pretty unimpressed by both. The cold brew's beans were very sharp (Starbucks-esque), I would say. And the pastry that the woman told me was hazelnut based, just seemed to be kind of a stale baked good with a bunch of nutella piled in the middle. I hate to be negative about a small business, but I'm just being honest that I probably would not return again. Maybe if you're a fan of heavily flavored coffees, this might be the place for you, as I saw they had a lot of options on that front. But for me, I'm rounding up to 3-stars because this is a very small business with friendly people working here.

Stopped by today for the first time. It is a nice little place. They have tables in and outside, as…read morewell as a little area with sofa chairs, board games, and some books. That side of the business was a little disorganized for my taste, but maybe that's the look they are going for. Something carefree and homey. They didn't have a big variety of pastries, but it was really good to know that some, if not all, are baked there. We had a cinnamon swirl muffin along with lemon pound cake. They were both amazing. The muffin was fresh out if the oven, that doesn't happen in many places. As for the coffees, I had an iced pumpkin spice. I liked that it was a smooth taste and not overpowering. I hate when they taste like you are drinking a pumpkin pie. It seemed a little watered down. Perhaps the coffee was not as strong, not sure. Overall, I think it could've been better. Loved the friendly service. That alone will have me coming back to try something else. After all, we are in the area every Thursday morning, I rather support a local coffee shop instead of Starbucks.

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Dizzy Pies

Dizzy Pies

4.3(20 reviews)
7.4 mi

I'm from out of town and _love_ wood-fired pizza. I had never spent much time looking for a place…read morebecause I'm usually overruled by my kids with some other type of food or a different type of pizza. We went to Deacon Baldy's, so my kids could get what they wanted. Win. This place looked legit, so I checked it out. I was recommended to try either Maverick County or Southbound 35. I usually prefer red sauces, but figured I'd try Maverick County because the artichoke dip sauce sounded interesting. Man, it did not disappoint. First, the cook was just right on some great dough. No soggy bottom, and there was just enough chew where you wanted it. The toppings improved on that stellar base. Just the right amount of creaminess from the sauce, with smokiness from the bacon and pancetta, and some acid from the tomato to cut through it. Pair that with good beer from Deacon Baldy's? Yeah, that was a good meal. I'll _absolutely_ be back here to try more of their pies. So happy we found a place like this!

Why 4 stars? Because the BBQ chicken pizza hit the spot…read more --- --- --- After quickly becoming a fan of Wiches on Wheels before they temporarily shut things down, I was excited to try Dizzy Pies, which is under the same ownership. I went with the Fayrweather Byrd (BBQ Chicken) and the Southbound, which is like a Tex-Mex pizza - headlined by beef fajita meat. I thought the fayrweather byrd was pretty ideal. I ordered mine without jalapenos because my wife and I are really wusses when it comes to spicy food. My wife tried one bite of one slice and I ate the rest of the entire pizza by myself. Not because I was still hungry by the end, but because it was so delicious. And to make matters worse for my appetite, I also ate more than half of the Southbound, making it 13 slices in one sitting for me. I didn't have to include these embarrassing details in my review, but here I am, outing myself. I thought the southbound was fine, but would probably go for something else on the menu next time. Lastly, we finished with a mother fudger brownie. When I ordered it (to-go), he asked if we wanted everything on top: ice cream, whip cream, etc. I said yes, because I assumed it would be kept separate. But unfortunately, it was all packed into one box, so by the time I got home, it was virtually all melted. Don't get me wrong, it was still delicious, but I'd probably only order this if you plan on eating it as soon as it's made. I will definitely check out Dizzy Pies again, as it's a very solid option in the neighborhood.

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