This place is pretty cool. Cheap drinks and scenic views. The staff is very friendly and the drive…read morethere is beautiful.

This is now called Carol's Ice House and was a sweet treat to visit! Loved the boutique store…read moreattached. Atmosphere was great. Carol was a supreme hostess! This was a wonderful, scenic drive for me coming from Montgomery. I definitely will come back in the summer because it would be nice to sit out back.

This place had great steak -- hand-cut, cooked over fire, real crust. Not anymore. My last steak…read morecame out gray and mushy, like Play-Doh with grill marks painted on. They've clearly switched to sous vide, and it shows: no sear, no char, no steakhouse texture. Just soft, wet meat out of a bag. Ambiance is great, service is friendly, drinks are solid. But if you're headed in for Thursday Steak Night, know what you're getting. Skip the boil-in-bag steak until they put it back on the fire.

We LOVE Grapevine on Main. We've been twice now. Once for dinner and once for wine and snacks. My…read morein-laws live less than a mile away so it's convenient for us to swing by. They get crowded on Friday and Saturday so be prepared to walk a little. Main Street has limited parking but there's a lot of nearby parking lots. The service was great, the food was excellent, and the drinks were delicious. We have sat inside and outside and love them both. The outside seating is perfect for a cool evening. The inside is full of inspirational quotes. If you haven't stopped by yet, you need to! While the prices may be a little higher than places in the area, it's worth it! You do get what you pay for!

Brand new wine shop in downtown Brenham. They have about a dozen wines to try all reasonably…read morepriced. They offer both by the glass and by the bottle. A tasting of five wines will cost you $30. The light bodied cab sav was one of our favorites. A few blocks down another store has some great snacks to go with your wine.

We had wonderful service, The ambience is amazing! It's truly a beautiful, small space. They…read morecontract with a nearby partner to provide a limited menu. The wine tasting was enjoyable. We'll be back.

Been coming to Royers for over 10 years! When I'm back in Texas, this is an absolute must, but…read morebeware - this place gets absolutely BUMPING - for GOOD REASON. From JB and his wife in the back, to Kelly and Vivienne up front, this is old fashioned Texas hospitality where you come in a stranger and leave with new family members, genuinely incredible human beings that make this gem flow. Known for their insane pies, you'll understand quite quickly why they are the king of the pies. For me personally though, I get hands down the greatest iced tea in America (which really means the world when it comes to iced tea hahaha), an order of the crunchiest, juiciest fried chicken, and finish it off with loads of mashed potatoes. Literally stuff myself into the greatest dirt nap our Good Lord allows us to have. Extremely eclectic inside, showing you the incredible history and people that have made Royers the hidden gem of gems in the Texas hill country. Don't be bringing your holier than thou mindset here, you'll be the odd one out, get comfortable chatting with your neighbors and enjoying what old community used to be like. Round Top is a great little town, to say the least. But only one can be on top and Royers is the ONE.

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

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!

What a beautiful and charming restaurant in Round Top!…read more First, they have plenty of parking on the side and the back, love that! When you walk in you find yourself in a combination of farm style restaurant with stunning decor and a cute boutique and general store vibe section. We got seated immediately and ordered our drinks and food. We started with an order of pines frites and bacon wrapped dates with cheese My drink was the lychee martini and it was so delicious and fresh, a little on the sweet side but for me it was perfect. My food was the palazzo pasta and added wild caught salmon, I like it. It had too much pepper for my taste but still ok. My friends ordered the chicken salad, wedge salad and salmon, scholtskys sandwich and salad with shrimp. They have a bar upstairs and a beautiful selection of wine, this is such a charming place to visit when in Round top.

A neighbor recommended this spot and said it was amazing, so we had to give it a try and it did not…read moredisappoint. From the moment we walked in, the restaurant felt cozy and inviting with a great atmosphere. The staff was attentive without being overbearing, our waitress was so sweet. I ordered fish and my husband had the steak, both were beautifully presented, but more importantly, absolutely delicious. The quality of the food really stood out. One of the highlights of the evening was watching fresh pasta being made right in front of us, which is something you don't come across often. We'll definitely be back. This has quickly become one of our new favorite spots, and I highly recommend it.

I have heard about this restaurant for quite some time and so we drove out on Sunday morning to…read morehave brunch and must tell you that the cuisine was quite good. I had eggs Benedict with crab, wonderful bacon, and home fries, and because I had traveled all the way out to Belleville, Texas. I made it a point to complement it all with a pancake, which was equally wonderful. It's a lovely restaurant and I think I read somewhere that it is old time Texas architecture and I must tell you it really was quite lovely. There was a patio and the weather was wonderful. We chose not to dine there but the next time we're in town. There is no question that we will make it a point to do so. The bartender was very capable, bloody Mary's and mimosas as well as a myriad of other drinks. Very many top shelf, liquors, and a wonderful cup of coffee make for not only a pleasant dining experience, but frankly a wonderful dining experience. If you're ever in Belleville, Texas, I would make it a point to stop by and enjoy really a top level dining experience.

White party last night was outstanding! Great friendly atmosphere, delicious wines & loved the…read morelocal musicians . We made a new friend, discovering we had many friends & activities in common. See you at Busted Oak again soon.

The staff was so friendly that it was a joy! We visited in the winter so I imagine it's even…read morelovelier when it is green.

Celebrating an important family birthday here was a perfect choice. Great antipasti, wine, entrees…read moreand dessert. Service was impeccable. So happy we found this unique eatery in Brenham. Locals are lucky!

Stopped by for dinner during a weekend birthday celebration in Burton. I love how many businesses…read morein these small towns are set up in converted homes. It gives everything a cozy, charming feel with a lot of character. Parking, though, can be tricky. It's limited, and if you're wearing heels, the rocky ground and steep hill can make it a bit of a challenge when the lot fills up. We had reservations but arrived a little early, and they were able to seat us without an issue. Service was solid overall. The staff was quick to let us know what items were unavailable, which helped with decision-making. I did notice a dish being served that wasn't on the menu, and when I asked about it, we found out it was a seafood and noodle special. Two of us decided to try it. For food, we started with the sautéed garlic ricotta appetizer, which was a standout. It had a really nice balance of mild sweetness and savory flavor. The eggplant parmesan was huge and easily shareable between two people, with great flavor throughout. Honestly, most of the portions felt big enough to split. I ordered the seafood special, and while the flavor was decent, the shrimp were consistently overcooked and chewy, which made it hard to enjoy. The mussels were the highlight of the dish, though they reminded me of the frozen kind you can heat up at home. Overall, it was an okay experience. Not somewhere I'd go out of my way to recommend, but if it were the only option in town, I'd consider going back.