I've been getting pecans and honey here since I was a kid in the 1950s. The papershells are…read moreincredible, and the wildflower honey by the gallon is a must.

Actually came across the pecan orchard while visiting the Army Corp of Engineers campground…read more I was pleasantly surprised, but I must admit that the pecans were fabulous. The harvest season is usually around October but they still have pecans from the last harvest. The cinnamon roasted pecans and the pecan pralines are fabulous. I didn't try the honey myself but my friends said it was really good.

As a top California Google and Yelp reviewer I'm always writing amazing reviews of my personal…read moreexperiences and I must say I stopped off here and everyone was very nice and kind and had amazing things to sale. I saw a woman selling Shea Butter from Africa she was very kind. Next to her was a very kind and handsome gentleman selling pure honey and fresh eggs which I purchased some honey from him and some Shea butter from the kind woman beside him as I made my way down I saw a young girl with her mother selling homemade dog treats she told me she was from California also so of course I had to bring some dogs treats back to Cali for my dogs to try than beside her was tiny little toys digitally printed out I think the man was on his phone with someone and I didnt want to bother him but next to him I did love the Christmas reefs and bird houses super CUTEEEEE overall I really e joked this place Come one come all and bring your pets for sure. There is a great vibe here.

Very fun, about 4 temts. People are all friendly and welcoming. Picked up different pickles from…read morea farmer, summer squash from another and the last tent had a big variety of vegetables, peaches, herbs, jams & jellies. Had a blast and look forward to visiting ahain

Belton Education station visited Slice of Heaven Educational farm in November. Amazing staff!…read moreChildren enjoyed crafting, learning about the animals and jumping on the air pillow.

Such a great place for kids and adults alike. So many things to do there. We had my daughter's…read morebirthday and everyone had a blast. All sorts of friendly, fun animals. They have a jump blob and the kids loved it. The train ride was a hit as was the pony ride and you can't forget the awesome slide. Also, super cute area set up inside and outside. Staff was fantastic and extremely friendly. We will definitely go back!!! And you should check them out

Great, well-priced activity for kiddos! We did the self-guided tour, which is $20 for two people. I…read morewas unsure if they had any sort of "kids under 2 are free" type policy, so I wasn't sure if my 22-month-old counted as part of our two, but the website said you could pay $10 for additional people when you're at the farm, so I did not worry about it. We weren't charged more at the farm, but still not sure what the official policy is. My husband, I, our toddler, and newborn went on a Saturday morning and had the place to ourselves. You book in advance on the website, and the self-guided tour is booked for 45 minutes. We saw a cow, alpaca, their famed mini-highland cow, chickens, dogs, ducks, a pig, baby (or small) goats, geese, an emu, and rabbits. The geese were a bit aggressive, but Renee put them away for us, which was much appreciated. The alpaca and ducks didn't want much to do with us, but the emu, goats, dogs, and pig were all very friendly. The cow was also very chill and didn't mind us petting him, but wasn't enthusiastic about our presence. I was a little freaked out by the emu, Lulu, but Renee assured us that she was curious but harmless and by the end we were all great friends. Some things to know: do not wear your best shoes. There are, understandably, animal droppings everywhere. There is a walking path from where you park to where you pet the animals, but the animal area is not stroller-friendly. Also, the goats may try to eat your stroller, which can't be good for them. I just baby-wore, and that worked great for us; we'll plan to do that from the start next time. The instructions say to park and then walk up to the big red barn. There were two red barns and nobody at either of them, so we weren't entirely sure if we needed to check-in or something. We also weren't sure if we could just start petting the animals we saw or if there was a specific place we were supposed to be. Renee came out after we'd been there about 10 minutes and chatted for a bit, but having someone greet us and tell us where to start, or at least some clear signage, would have given this the 5th star.

We love Renee, the farm, all of the animals and the guest houses. We stayed overnight with an 8…read moremonth old- there's plenty of room and it's perfect for exactly what it is. If you haven't stopped by to pet the cows, you should! If you're local and into staycations, make this your next stop! It's affordable and a great experience.

I stopped here on a solo road trip and was so impressed with this sweet shop that I accidentally…read morefound! I needed to stop and work a minute and they had a few quiet tables where I could plug in while I enjoyed my sandwich! It was so good I brought some home and even bought some goodies to share with my family over the holidays. Highly recommend Robertson's Ham!

Jackie Bonner was very friendly and helpful. She definitely is an asset to this business. Very…read moreclean inside. I even noticed that the windows were finally cleaned and as I looked out I felt I was outside not looking as if the fog rolled in. Being the only person on duty she handled every customer professional and timely. May want to hire an additional person to handle the lunch runs with her. I will be back.

We love the milk we get and enjoy the owners. Very knowledgeable and clean. Very good business.read more

Really good milk! It's slightly in the sweet side (which I was informed of when I picked it up) but…read moreI still really enjoyed it. The owners are also extremely friendly and the facility is very clean / well kept compared to some other small farms that I've bought from.

My second visit to this cute little tea shop was just as satisfying as the first! I brought my…read morefriends here this time since they wanted to stock up on new tea blends. The shop owner, who also makes all of the blends herself, was welcoming, lovely to talk to, and helpful with suggestions based on each of our preferences. Highly recommend!

Out of all the tea shops I've been to across the states, this one is my absolute favorite! It's…read moreadorable and nestled into a great location. The owner Mary is an absolutely sweet woman and takes pride in her shop and customer service. She's very attentive to what each person is looking for and has a lovely selection of various blends that she mixes herself. Even her non tea goods are a big hit when I buy them as presents for others, especially the jams or scone mixes. I'd recommend Bluebonnet Mornings or Crimson Berry teas.

I LOVE kolaches. They are one of my very most favorite baked goodies. When traveling to the area, I…read moreKNEW I had to get my hands on some of these bad boys as they are a Texas specialty. Kolache Kitchen appeared to be the best reviewed purveyor of these bread shaped dreams, and, though we already had a great lunch to eat, my sister and I made our way here to see what was available. KK doesn't look like much from the outside, and appears even worse from the inside, but these are often characteristics of my favorite businesses, and I ain't lookin' for ambiance at a bakery! Their sad case displayed just a few varieties of sweet kolaches, but then I asked if they had sausage rolls available, and the kind employee said they had loads! I guess they keep them separate (and heated!), so don't just assume you are limited to what you can see. Excitedly, we ended up ordering two of each meat variety (available as 5 or 2 1/2 inch), a coconut roll, and on a whim, a box of day old, half priced fruit kolaches 'cause why not? We took everything back to my sister's house, and commenced stuffing our faces. The rolls were individually wrapped in paper and marked with a letter: "S" for sausage, "C" for sausage and cheese, and "P" for jalapeño, sausage, and cheese. The ham and cheese is a different shape, and unmarked. They use local Slovacek sausage, and it is fantastic: juicy and flavorful, but not too salty. We loved everything, with jalapeño winning overall favorite. It is spicy, but not overly so. They use American cheese, which I do not prefer, but it is perfect in this application. The ham & cheese was also excellent. We heated up the day old kolaches in a 350 degree oven for about ten minutes, and it really softened them up. At about 50 cents a piece it's a steal, and while I'm sure the fresh ones are superior, we were perfectly happy with these. I tried apple, prune, and apricot, the latter of which was my favorite. The coconut roll had bits of flaked coconut rolled within the wonderfully yeasty bread, and it was not too sweet in the best way, but unfortunately dry. I almost wonder if it was day old as well, though it was not designated as such. Prices are super reasonable with sweet varieties for $1.30 each, sausage rolls ranging $1.45 to $3.25 each, depending on size and variety, and slight discounts for a dozen. Additional offerings include many made to order pies ($16 ea), plus a few frozen casseroles ($13-$26). A small cooler contained soft drinks, and while the interior, with it's wood paneled walls and blue plastic tablecloths, looks like a bad 1980's wedding reception, they do have seating if you'd like to dine in. I have had myriad kolaches from all over the US, and KK's savory varieties were far and away the king of all.

You have to try this place! It's a little homemade bakery that has so many things. Kolaches, any…read morekind you could want, baked goods, pies, dinners and side dishes. Cinnamon rolls, coconut cream cheese rolls, buttermilk pies! You can tell they put their heart and soul into their product...