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    Bastrop Country Club

    1.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Tiny Boxwoods

    Tiny Boxwoods

    3.9
    (407 reviews)
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    First time trying this spot out for brunch and I really enjoyed it. We sat on the patio, and while…read moreit was decently toasty outside there was a good amount of shade. Could have done with another fan or two tbh. What I ordered: Iced strawberry soy matcha latte ($6) Croque Madame ($20): brioche, shaved ham, gruyère, béchamel, sunny side up eggs. Food was great! Service was great! Vibe was great!

    When someone claims that a restaurant has the best pastries outside of Europe, you don't just nod…read morepolitely--you raise an eyebrow and prepare to judge. And Tiny Boxwoods? Oh, they absolutely deliver. It's like stepping into a chic little slice of Paris, sprinkled with Southern charm and just enough effortlessly cool, slightly snobby energy to make you feel like you've made a very good life choice by being there. The atmosphere works for everything--an easy lunch, a romantic dinner, and honestly, brunch here probably deserves its own fan club. I ordered the crab cakes off the appetizer menu, and let me tell you, they understood the assignment. Light, fresh, and flavorful--basically the perfect excuse to save room for what you're really here for: the pastries. And the pastries... wow. Not just hype--fully justified hype. Vanilla bean brioche, chocolate croissant, lemon blueberry thyme loaf--and of course, one of their famous chocolate chip cookies. Every bite felt like a tiny, delicious flex. Like, yes, I do have excellent taste, thank you for noticing. Safe to say, the bold claim doesn't just hold up--it struts.

    Lakeway Resort and Spa

    Lakeway Resort and Spa

    3.0
    (494 reviews)

    Where to begin... Elvis and Kim we're simply wonderful…read more Elvis was all about making sure our needs were met. Thoughtful, polite, very very respectful and loves his job. The hotel was so quiet all the time. No doors slamming, kids running, loud people or crowds. Our room was immaculate! Clean and stocked. Our view was breathtaking. We will definitely be back over and over again. Incredibly wonderful staff. Also, I'd like to add, the people we met were on the same page as us as far as enjoying a happy, safe, fun, drama-free, no violence, no dark vibes or unruly young adults. Oh and did I mention the pools....3 ADULT POOLS (no one under 18) and yes they stay on that. Also, 2 big pools for the little ones. Snacks and drinks, swim up and sit bar. The music was all over the place. Everything was perfect. Trip typeVacation · Couple Rooms5.0Service5.0Location5.0 Hotel highlightsLuxury · Great view · Romantic · Quiet · Kid-friendly · Great value · High-tech RoomsClean, well stocked. Plenty of drawers, closet and bathroom space. AC worked very very very good. Nearby activitiesBoating, jet ski, water sports, resort games on site for adults and kids. Several bars and restaurants. SafetyWe felt safe given the class of people staying there. WalkabilityPlenty of trails, paths and places to walk Food & drinksA bit pricey but we'll worth it. Food was awesome and drinks were tasting good Noteworthy detailsAdult ONLY pools, quiet halls, several bars and an incredible boat ramp. They do it all for you.

    I was fortunate enough to attend a sales conference with my company at this resort. Even though the…read moreweather did not hold up because it was a little bit rainy and dreary, while here, the great property, guest services, and quality of the venue shone through. Food was good for catered events and the bacon on a stick hors-devours were amazing! It was fun and would like to come here with the family soon.

    Pine Forest Golf Club

    Pine Forest Golf Club

    3.3
    (31 reviews)

    I see that Yelp is claiming this course is closed it is not. I played $45 per person to play this…read morecourse on MLK day. I do not give out low ratings lightly. I have wondered if two stars is too high. The staff was extremely friendly so that is the only reason I am giving it two. The course should be shut down. I get it is January and the grass would be dormient. That does not explain the "moon scape" of the fairways. Huge potholes everywhere. The tee boxes are so hard you can't get tees in them. Then there are the tee boxes that have backhoe damage on them. Why is a backhoe on a tee box? Then the greens are a joke. The sand traps have rocks in them. If I had paid $15 maybe it would be ok. That is a huge maybe. My husband and I play golf a lot all over the world. This is the worst course conditions we have ever had. It may have been better not to play golf? We looked on line and saw they had some tee times the day of so that is why we went. The price on line was $38. We drove there and to book there on sight was $45. The day wasn't great as well as the pace of play was so so so slow. We had a four some of ladies playing best ball. Two of the four couldn't hit the ball more than four feet or swang and miss. I am all for newbies. Especially ladies. However, you got to be smart about it. It wouldn't have been difficult to let us play through either as we were usually at the tee box with them. Thankfully, they stopped at the turn and only played nine and that is when we found out it really didn't matter because they had a foursome in front of them that was drunk and as bad at golf as the ladies with mouths of sailors. We got so fed-up we drove through on hole 13. I don't know if I have seen people so drunk on a golf course in a while. I do blame the lady at the front. It was clear she knew them. We were a twosome. We knew it was going to be slow, but we could have also gone off before them. When we drove through the last foursome, we didn't have anyone in front of us the rest of the round no matter how fast we went. We play fast. Additionally, on the front nine we had the two some behind us drive into us three times. It is so unacceptable. We were stuck between a slow foursome and a fast twosome. The last time he hit into us I drove back to him and said please go in front of us and see what we are dealing with. I wish I could say it was one guy. We got hit into again on the back nine by another player. Unreal! It sort of speaks to the type of players on this course. Newbies, that drink while they play and don't get the unspoken rules of golf. Do note there is no attire restrictions on this course. Overall, a bad day on a golf course is a better than a day at work but this wasn't really golf. This was hitting a white ball in the hill country. Save your money and time and go elsewhere. We had played here before, so we know it wasn't this bad the last time we played here. Hard to say is it going down or is it on its way up. Along the river you can see they are doing some work, but we will not be back. Not for the condition of the course.

    Where to begin?! My favorite city on the planet is NOLA. So I chased a NOLA dish! Nothing but…read moredecidant dishes, hospitality on point. Well worth the travels! Great dinner trip and plan to come back soon! Seafood Pot Pie! Cheers Chef Gumbeaux!

    Bear Country Golf

    Bear Country Golf

    4.5
    (2 reviews)

    "We've got a pool and a pond... I think you'd like the uh, pond." Metaphorically speaking, this is…read morea driving range for those who do not REQUIRE a pool. For the past few years I have carried my dad's Big Bertha around in my trunk, hoping that on my many trips to the Bastrop area for projects, I would one day have time to stop in and hit some long ones. About 6 months ago, I returned said club to said dad, kinda bummed that I never made time to hit the small ball 300 yards. When I stopped in last week sans club and balls and tees and glove and comfortable golf clothes, peaceful owner Steve did not seem to mind. His Zen approach was refreshing - he reminded me of Chevy Chase's quirky, relaxed character Ty Webb in Caddyshack. A five spot got me a bucket of about 50 golf balls, three borrowed sticks - I chose 9 and 5 cavity-back irons and then he handed me a 3 wood which, of course, was not "wood" at all, but titanium. So, for $6.50 total for the 50 balls and the bag of tees, I was able to spend a half hour of fun in the sun trying to sink into the rhythm -- the grip, the swing, the bent knees, the relaxed shoulders and elbows -- that IS golf. "Be the ball...slow down your breathing and BE the ball...relax." Caddyshack altered my golf paradigm back in 1980 from a serious, uptight, clenched-teeth ahhhctiviteee to an entertaining, Zen way to BE. The guys next to me were bangin' balls all day for $10... it was like an all-day buffet. In addition to a golf range, this is also a repair shop. New grip = $2 per club. Broken shaft = $10. "How does someone usually break a club?" -- kk "Oh, they wrap it around a tree." -- sg, smiling

    What a great place to hang out our home courses Pineforest and Bastrop the staff here is wonderful…read moreand will be back

    Bastrop Country Club - golf - Updated July 2026

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