($2 up charge for the Million dollar bacon), over easy eggs, potato and toast with grape jelly…read more Strawberry waffles

Who doesn't want a quick breakfast on a rainy day? First Watch has always been my go-to for brunch…read moreand while I was searching for breakfast after an appointment this was the place to go. Located right across the road from Sam's Club, First watch is nestled on the corner of a shopping center. Thankfully they were not packed on a Friday morning and I was seated right away by the hostess. The did have a seasonal menu that looked great but I'm a simple southern girl through and through. I ordered the Kale tonic and the traditional breakfast. You can't go wrong with eggs, bacon, and potatoes... and the artisan bread with jelly is my guilty pleasure!

Came here for dinner for the first time and was honestly impressed. La Madeleine is essentially a…read moreFrench version of Panera. Food here is solid and service was great as well. Only complaint was that my food did not come over very hot.

I will never consume food (if you can call it that) from La Madeleine again after discovering the…read moreingredients! I am so shocked. I have been a La Madeleine customer for 30 years, our family mainly going for special occasions, especially breakfast, and ordering a whole Sachertorte cake for birthdays had become a tradition. Yesterday (3/15/26) I was going to order one and for some reason decided to look up the ingredients and couldn't believe what I discovered. I've always considered La Madeleine a 'home cooking' kind of place. Wow, look at what's in the Sachertorte which is just chocolate cake, raspberry, and a ganache top (should be 8-10 ingredients max). And all those dyes, why? Im a baker and can guarantee that 2/3 of these ingredients are completely unnecessary and many have been proven to be harmful to your health! I no longer trust anything they make. Sacher Cake: Cake Base (Sugar, Enriched Flour (Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Food Starch Modified, Soybean Oil, 2% Or Less: Levening (Baking Soda, Sodium Pyrophosphate), Mondiglycerides, Natural Flavors, Nonfat Milk, Salt, Soy Lecithin, Vital Wheat Glutten), Water, Bavarian Cream (Water, Sugar, Food Starch Modified, Shortening (Pal Oil) Salt, Xanthan Gum, Natural Vanilla Flavor (Wonf, Propylene Glycol, Water) Beta Carotene Carrageenan, Dextrose) Whipped Topping Base (Water, Palm Kernel Oil, Corn Syrup, Sugar, Contains Less Than 2% Coconut Oil, Sodium Caseinate, Dextrose, Gum Arabic, Hydroxpropyl, Methylcellouse Gum, Salt Xanthan Gum, Natural Flavors, Rice Extract, Beta Carotene, Less Than 2% Malitol Syrup, Coconut, Sugar, Water, Propylene Gyycol, Salt, Sodium Metabisulfite Preserve, Feed Starch Modified, Natural Flavor, Dextrose, Vanilla Bean Extract, Carrageenan, Tara Gum., Ganache Icing: Chocolate (Sugar, Chocolate Liquor, Cocoa Butter, Dextrose, Soy Lecithin, Salt And Artificial Favoring) Cream (Pasteurized Cream, Whole Milk)., Chocolate Flake Paillet: Sugar, Unsweetened Chocolate, Cocoa Fat, Dry Whole Milk, Butterfat, Natural Vanilla Flavor, White Sacher Diamond Chocolate: White Chocolate (Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Whole Milk Powder, Natural Vanilla Flavor), Cocoa Butter, Color: Titanium Dioxide. Decoration: Cocoa Butter, Sugar, Color(S): Fd&C Yellow No. 5, Aluminum Lake*, Fd&C Red No. 40 Aluminum Lake*, Fd&C Blue No. 2 Aluminum Lake, Fat-Reduced Cocoa Powder

I always stop by here after a workout or pickleball session to grab a smoothie. They have set…read moresmoothies on their menu or you can customize your own. I usually opt for the Almond Butter, which is delicious. I usually grab my smoothie to go but occasionally have sat and worked from the cafe which is comfortable and convenient. Service can be hit or miss - some staff are super attentive while others are distracted and disinterested.

Every now and again, I will finish an especially grueling workout, and in addition to feeling both…read moreaccomplished and thinner, I'm also hungry enough to eat my iPod. Enter Life Cafe. When I signed up with Lifetime Fitness, I made sure to set up a tab to ensure unfettered access to both the cafe and the salon, in the case of a dietary or manicuring emergency. Thankfully this is a tab that is taken care of for me, so I've shown remarkable restraint and judgment in its use. Clearly, that concept is new territory for me. As far as food goes, my go-to meal is the turkey avocado that comes warm on ciabatta bread (sides include a small salad with balsamic dressing, and a cup of fruit). There's a wide variety of sport drinks, but I just stick to Evian. Also, when I forget to bring my water from home (which happens a lot), I can just pop in here and get what I need. Life Cafe lists relevant nutrition facts beneath all of its offerings, and I wouldn't expect anything less from a cafe located inside a gym. And while the totals on carbs and fats may seem high to me, it's usually easily integrated if I have burned enough calories during the previous workout. It's supposed to promote LifeCafe's Nutrition Philosophy: "Avoid 'dieting' (Translation: Eat, damn it); Whole, natural foods (versus fat and sugar dipped in chemicals); Proper hydration (yeah, but where's the Voss in the pretty glass bottles?); Food as fuel (so I will be strong enough to drink and hold court later); Mindful/sensible eating (as opposed to mindless, unaware consumption of crap); Body awareness (Believe me, I'm body aware...of mine AND yours); and Personal responsibility" (Well...I do take the extra couple seconds to recycle my water bottles and spoons, does that count?). Prices are reasonable, and there are several specials for $3, $4 or $5 depending on the meal. Of course there's a whole list of different smoothies or parfaits to choose from as well. BE CAREFUL, though. Not all menu items are automatically "healthy"; at an afternoon tasting, the Lifetime woman wanted to make sure I was aware that the BBQ chicken pizza wasn't low-fat by any means. Obviously, I already knew this, but you'd be amazed how many people probably don't. That's why they have clipboards with sign up sheets for nutrition classes available at these things. In addition to made-to-order food, there is a whole wall of energy bars, protein powders, and even gluten-free snacks. I'm not sure how prices compare to a store like GNC, but I'll occasionally grab something if I forgot to pack my own Kashi bar. The aroma of warm bread is pervasive in the lobby, and is perfect for enticing people to stop in. I suspect they do it on purpose, because even when no one is in there, I smell that delicious bread. I swear they are probably required to press a piece of bread every hour just to keep the aroma around; maybe I should ask my friend who works there the next time I see her. The moral of the story? If you're a member of Lifetime Fitness and haven't tried LifeCafe, give it a whirl. I'm sure you'll find something you'll like. Just don't check in enough to take away my Dukedom. 4 Stars.

Seeing the sign outside of the building caught my attention and seemed welcoming. The indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating was a plus. The food was amazing. The ambiance spectacular and service was on point! I would highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys Hookah!!

New, modern, upscale hookah bar in Cedar Park open until 2am! The hookah here is outstanding - tons…read moreof flavors to choose from with the option to mix flavors as well. Hookah was smooth and of high quality. We especially enjoyed pairing it with a pot of hot jasmine tea, yum! Service was super friendly, fast and attentive. We look forward to visiting again soon and trying some snacks next time as well.

Decent place for sweet. We ordered Nutella waffle and it was really good…read more Definitely recommend coming here. The atmosphere is really nice. Clean place and plenty of parking.

The crêpes themselves are good, but not particularly memorable. While the presentation is…read morebeautiful, the flavors felt a little safe, and I found myself wishing for a bit more depth or seasoning in the savory options. The sweet crêpes lean indulgent, so if you have a sweet tooth, you'll likely leave happy. Service was friendly. Prices are slightly higher than expected for what you get, which is ultimately what lands this at three stars instead of four. Overall, Sweet Paris is cute, dependable, and great for the occasional brunch -- just don't go in expecting a life-changing crêpe experience.

I wish I worked in this complex so I could eat here every day! It's insane how delicious and…read moreaffordable this is! I mean seriously Pecan Crusted Chicken, Duchess Potatoes and Veggies .... the serving of chicken is massive & there are tons of options from fresh salads and sandwiches to chef prepared meals & desserts!

It's acceptable, an even $10 for the hot food from the counter with two sides, after yet another…read moreprice hike. Portions are always too big, but hey, better bang for your buck. If only they would do half the portion size for half the money... Make sure you bring a cup unless you want to pay $0.25 for a plastic cup for the drink included with your meal. Their pre-made salads are edible, and the salad bar isn't too bad. If you work on the campus like me, there are plenty of better options available within a short drive, or even a short walk.

The thing I like about First Watch (a favorite of ours when we decide to treat ourselves to…read moreSaturday breakfast) is its focus on healthy tastes. I ordered today a Million Dollar Breakfast Sandwich from their summer specials, and it didn't go unnoticed that there was a generous pile of tender greens with it. I also had the summer watermelon wake-up juice, which was light, sweet, and very freshening. I would encourage first time diners to try the fresher, fruitier offerings before coming back for omelets or skillet breakfasts another day. Service was solid, and our server did not keep us waiting at all. There's plenty of table space, though it does get busy. When it does get busy, service tends to suffer a bit and kitchen falls behind, at least in our experience.

Let me start with the good stuff: the wait staff at First Watch Cedar Park deserves a standing…read moreovation. These folks are the real MVPs--attentive, friendly, and genuinely caring. You feel taken care of from the moment you sit down. Now, about sitting down: this place is popular. Like, really popular. If you're hoping for an intimate conversation about your feelings, you might want to snag a table outside. Inside, it's lively enough that you'll be reading lips more than listening. But hey, the outdoor seating is lovely, so problem solved! Here's where things get a little greasy--literally. First Watch proudly markets itself as a champion of fresh, whole ingredients and quality cooking. I've been a fan for exactly that reason. But on my most recent visit, something was... off. The food had this noticeably greasier quality, and I'm pretty confident they switched to a cheaper cooking oil (canola or similar vegetable oil, if I had to guess). For context: certain oils don't agree with me--they trigger migraines and general unwellness. And sure enough, within hours, I was both nauseous and nursing a headache. Not exactly the "fresh start" First Watch promises. Everything else was solid, but I can't give five stars when a restaurant's practice doesn't match its principles. If you're sensitive to oils or generally avoid the cheaper varieties, proceed with caution or ask about their current cooking oil before ordering anything fried or sautéed. Still love the concept--just hoping they get back to their roots (and better oils).​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Down a star. The old problems at Coco's are starting to show up again. Dudes hanging out and parked…read morefor hours in the parking lot. Seems less safe. My GF will not stop here at night. Gas prices back up it appears. The new owners were off to a good start. Now? Disappointing.

Literally been gassing my car up for the last 12 mins for only $20. I had to go inside and pay and…read morecome out and start this long journey to fill up my tank of only $20. It's such bad service that I started looking up this site at $15.00 filled up, found it, and wrote this poor review prior to it even got to $19.00.