My husband and I decided to stop by here on our road trip. There was a ton of parking as we pulled…read moreinto the parking lot. We walked in and it was a good sized bakery that was well lit, bright, with plenty of places to sit. There was a variety of fresh baked breads, muffins, pies, as well as other things to choose from. I wanted a sandwich so I went up to the counter. The person working there was nice. She gave me a few minutes to decide what I wanted. I placed my order, paid, and waited for my name to be called. After about 10 minutes my name was called, I grabbed my order and we were off. As far as the food goes it was delicious. I ordered the Petite Turkey Cranberry Sandwich which comes with turkey, lettuce, apple, cream cheese and honey drizzle. It was the perfect size for traveling and didn't leave me overly full. Overall, Collin Street Bakery was a good place to stop with a clean atmosphere, friendly staff, and several bakery food options.

I loved visiting this historical bakery! The service was phenomenal. Pamela was so kind and happy…read moreto help us. She knew so much about the history of the bakery and I loved learning from her. There is also a really cute model of the old town upstairs you can check out.

Great place to visit if you enjoy fresh local fruit and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was…read morefriendly and helpful, and everything was well organized. Looking forward to coming back again. Try the peach ice cream!

Cooper Farms is the best place to stop by after a long drive! It is a fun spot that isn't busy like…read moreother gas's stations. The store feels like walking into a family reunion with all the homemade goods that grandma brings and wine with relatives. Overall, the store felt warm. Cooper Farms had samples of their fruit wine, jams, and salsa out for those who were intrigued by the interesting flavors, like the peach salsa. My friend tried out the white peach wine and said the wine went down smoothly and had a delicious taste that could be dangerous if you are not counting how many glasses you are having. We ended up buying 3 bottles of wine ($22 but buy 2 or more get them for $20 each), a peach ice cream, and a peach milkshake for the road. Cooper Farms had stands of baked goods like pumpkin pie, pecan pie, peach cobbler, and so much more. The store opens up to multiple tables of snacks when you walk in and a jam/ salsa wall on your right. Food Review: Peach Ice Cream (5/5) I would recommend this to anyone who walks through the doors. I was expecting a sorbet peach but was surprised to taste cinnamon and a nutty flavor in my ice cream. The small portion was enough to keep me full for the rest of our roadtrip back to Houston. Peach Milkshake (5/5) The peach milkshake are for the drivers who can't active scoop and eat ice cream. The milkshake was just a blended version of the ice cream. It was a perfect to-go drink if you wanted to try their ice cream but need to focus on the road. Overall, I would love to come back here with family and have them try the ice cream. Next time, I would like to try out their baked goods. 10/10 would recommend!

One word describes this business. EXCELLENT!!! Sushi Chef, freshest Sushi and Sashimi, are their…read moreoutstanding waiter service.

Drove over an hour with my elderly parents only to find NO PIE at 1:20 on Sunday afternoon! Said…read moreit was "reopening" weekend and she had a big crowd....well, surely you anticipated that and should have made more pies. It might be the best pie in the world, but I have a terrible taste in my mouth after this very disappointing trip.

Hands down the best sweets in the area!!! Very friendly family and very welcoming!!! Love coming to…read morethis place and it's a very peaceful setting as well.

Breakfast was amazing! My new favorite place!! The girls…read morethere were so happy and fun! A great vibe and such a fun place

If you're about to drive across states, then all I can say is, Cinna-Bon Voyage!…read more This is a typical chain selling expensive pastries that will give you some sugars and some carbs if you're on a long drive and you need that kind of thing. It's located about halfway between Dallas and Texas on the long stretch of Interstate 45. It has pretty good service, seems fresh, and seems like a pretty neat truckstop snack window, and I for one was glad it was here.

From the owner: Bakery with a limited menu, located in Pilot Travel Center off of exit 178 on I-45 and Hwy 79.read more

Peeps. Passed by. Went in. The people inside super friendly and the coffee was the bomb! I hate I…read moredidn't grab any treats and a bigger bag for the road. Even the customers had a vibe. Next time I'm there, I'll be there. #DrKindness #SelfKindness

Had a scarecrow latte with almond milk (1 star) and harvest latte (maybe 3/5). Super cute space,…read moreattached to a nice boutique. smelled good. Friendly enough staff. Was disappointed in the coffee though. Needed more flavor. Maybe it was an off day

The pecan praline pie is super and delicious. This is the place to stop and get a delicious pie!…read moreService was great and staff knowledgeable and it is located in a neat place.

Outstanding choice for pies! Chocolate cream was definitely my favorite. Friendly service and a…read moregreat ambience. This was my first time visiting, but I will definitely be back.

We left Dallas at 7AM，arrived here around 8:57AM, June 23, 2026. This was almost the midway between…read moreDallas and Houston. I knew this store a few months ago. It was well organized, spacious, and clean. It was a good place for taking a rest, fueling tank, feeding stomach I didn't have any chance to buy any sanwiches. I bought two bottles of cool water. In Shell, I filled up the Chrysler Pacifica with 12.879 gallons of gasoline, with the price of $3.399 per gallon.

My friend was unwavering in her argument that she preferred the brisket sandwich at Woody's…read moreSmokehouse over the brisket sandwich at Bucc-ees. I had to try it and it was as good as reported. (My friends have good taste!) I was immediately taken by the rustic charm of the establishment. To the left of the entrance was an old-fashioned meat counter filled with an assortment of smoked meats (some exotic) and jerkies (is the plural of jerky jerkies?). A few steps in, the counter gave way to a 90° turn followed by a steam tray with barbeque and sides. As I made my way around the establishment I spied the one thing that Bucc-ees is missing. An area to rest my heels while eating... it was small, but inviting. My chopped brisket sandwich came with a free side of beans. I happily retreated to my truck convinced that I'd found the best roadstop barbecue bargain in Texas. Did I mention that the sandwich only cost ~$7. Did I mention that the food was good?!

If I lived in the Waxahachie area, I know that I would never have to bake again, thanks to the…read moreBakery Box! - Heidi R. LaFayette, LA