Don't ever send anything back to these people. I sent 19# of coffee back to be re roasted or…read moreexchanged as they requested and now I can't ever get a hold of them. No returned calls and no response to e-mails. And they kept my money and the coffee I had been drinking Ethiopian yirgacheffe for 15 years and what they sent me WAS NOT Ethiopian yirgacheffe! Don't buy from these people.

This place is AMAZING I mean a vending machine with pie and…read morenuts and yummy goodness The people are enormously nice and helpful It has the feeling of home and there is SO much to get The nuts are amazing too (and I don't mean the people running the place) It was our first time there and we plan on going back again

Be warned: you're going to leave with lighter wallets and heavier bags…read more Let me start by saying pulling off Highway 71 for anything is flirting with death. Cars zoom past like they're running away for their lives, but I risked my life for the giant squirrel statue sitting on the side of the road. What is this thing and what is the store attached to it? I had to see. Birthday weekend energy. Inside, the first thing that hits you is that massive pecan scented candle filling the whole store. They did this on purpose. It feels like a cozy Hallmark movie. The place smells delightful and that scent makes you want to buy something. Makes you ready to sample everything in sight. You deserve this. The store has everything: pecan pies, pecan candy, shelled/unshelled pecans, jams, jellies, hot sauces, toys, Texas branded/themed everything...you name it. It's all specialty, all cute, and all priced like it. I grabbed my niece two grenade-shaped hot sauces from "The General" brand because they were trendy and hilarious. But YIKES...Fifteen dollars each. Why, why, WHYYYYYYYY???? I gently reminded myself that Christmas is coming and delusion is part of the season. The staff was unbelievably friendly. They nudged you to sample this, try that, taste this. But beware because that southern hospitality will have you spending money you know you shouldn't or know you don't have. Once the total in my head started climbing, I called it and marched to the register before I got reckless. All in all, it's a fun little stop to stretch your legs, snack on some samples, and pick up something quirky. Pace yourself!

This is 4.5 for me…read more Southern comfort food and dessert. Love the family atmosphere. For me, the star of the show is the desserts. Her pies and cakes are . I have to stay away from this place. It has become a Bastrop favorite for me.

The food was good. The yam is to die for. My mac and cheese were lukewarm. I don't think there is…read moreenough seasoning on my chicken wings. Gus' world-famous chicken in San Marcos is much better. A little bit overpriced includes their dessert. They were slow, we waited 30 minutes for our food.

This cold brew is freakin awesome, I will drink it, drink it and drink it till the day I die. Thank…read moreyou violet crown, keep it coming!!

From the owner: We are a specialty coffee roaster and pop-up located in Austin, TX. We specialize in some of the…read moremost delicious cold brew in town and we setup at events and markets offering bags of our freshly roasted beans, drip coffee, cold brew and cold brew cocktails.

Good donuts …read more......... Kolaches are excellent... Now if they can get the roads there fixed

I came to this location today to get something quick for Thing Two prior to her heading off to…read morecamp. This is a small locally owned shop that offers doughnuts breakfast wraps and kolaches. Thing Two elected to get a fruit filled doughnut, which I believe was supposed to be a kolache. The fruit was inside the doughnut as opposed to a true fruit kolache where the fruit filling is exposed on the top of the kolache. I elected to order a breakfast "burrito." Burrito is in quotes as what I received wasn't a burrito but a taco. Why? Because burritos be definition are thicker and larger than tacos, reaching 10 to 12 inches with an oblong shape, and this was not that. This burrito included egg, bacon, and cheese on a store bought tortilla. The burritos were sitting in the same area where the doughnuts were, and mine was placed in a microwave to warm prior to presenting it to me. The service was friendly, but the products offered here aren't extraordinary (and misleading by product definition) but not terrible either. The two items purchased came in just under $5.00. Credit cards are only accepted here if the purchase is over $5.00.

Cool little drive thru. They also have an outside seating area. Service was great the staff was…read morekind and accommodated when I wanted my coffee stronger. Coffee overall was okay, great price for the amount of coffee, but would like to go back to try their other items.

Ordered the Mud for your Blood (brown sugar) iced latte and the Rez Rocket iced latte (vanilla…read morebean). Great coffee/espresso taste without being too sweet, which was just to my liking. Friendly service! Would definitely come back, and plan to try some of their food next time too!

Just received my uber eats order from this Starbucks location I thought I was getting my single…read moredrink but the kind baristas at this Starbucks sended me a second drink I love it cannot complain I appreciate yall so so much this made my day !

I always come here to buy some coffee and Never have change I'm tired for it !......it's not fairread more

Live Oak Brewing Company is one of Austin's oldest breweries, best known for traditional German and…read moreCzech style lagers, especially its hefeweizen, pilsner, and seasonal lagers using old world brewing techniques. Founded in 1997 by Chip McElroy, Live Oak was built with a simple idea "make beer for people who actually like the taste of beer." In 2015, Live Oak moved to their current location on a beautiful property along the Colorado River, opening a taproom and biergarten. One its unique features...it's off the beaten path of other breweries. Live Oak Brewing is north of the airport and backs to the Fast Park remote airport parking lot. At first glance it looks like it's a convergence of a fire station and deserted manufacturing plant. The grounds are impeccable...tall statuesque trees, lush green vegetation and an extensive outside biergarten. It feels like you are in a nature bubble. Interestingly, Live Oak Brewing has its own on site 18 hole disc golf course (different from traditional golf) located directly on the brewery's property. Live Oak Brewing's interior has the feel of a German Hofbräu...homey, spacious, and welcoming, with long communal tables that encourage conversation and human interaction. You can see directly into the brewing space, with large tanks and equipment. Also, board games are available if you choose to play. Live Oak is family friendly and dog friendly. In fact, Groot, the owner's dog, freely roams through the brewery drinking area. While I only had sips of beer (not a big beer drinker), my friends enjoyed their beers. Live Oak Brewery Company is a super fun place to hang out.

Absolutely loved Live Oak Brewery! Nick was great at helping us out and gave us an excellent…read morerundown of their beers, making it easy to find a few favorites to try. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed, and you can tell they take pride in both their beer and customer experience. Everything we sampled was fantastic, with plenty of great options for different tastes. Such a great vibe overall, and we can't wait to come back again!

I recommend this is an old school. Good service, break fast take is awesome fresh food. Open 5am…read moretacos are ready but Sunday is kitchen is close but you can order pizza also.

I love this place. They are always friendly and helpful. I usually get gas, great coffee and snacks…read morebut also a few different groceries. I also love the food they make especially the potato logs and hamburgers. I really can't say enough good about this store. It is not like most of the little convenience stores I've been in. The service, selections, and country atmosphere sets it apart from many others.