They are closed place up for sale,do not know why its ben advertised so much,ben closed for quiet a…read moreome time, father passed away several yrs ago, then family tried ,now for sale,use be very good watermellon and cantelope.use have a great star rating

This could be an amazing spot if they would bother to weed it. Difficult to pick strawberries when…read moreeverything is overgrown with weeds. The size of the plot is good and would make some money. Definitely needs to improve or they won't be around.

As we wandered around Heritage Homestead, we eventually stumbled upon the Homestead Tea House and…read moreGritsmill, both conveniently located in the same building. The moment you step through the door, it's as if you've been transported back in time to a simpler era where life moved a little slower and everything was made with care. Side note: I completely regret not getting the names of the two young ladies working in the Tea House and the gentleman operating the Gritsmill. Rookie mistake on my part. But I digress. While chatting with the young ladies, they shared some fascinating history about the mill. They told me the gristmill itself was transported all the way from New Jersey to its current home. Even more impressive, the millstone still being used today to grind wheat into flour is over 200 years old and came from France. Talk about a piece of living history! The store itself is spotless, neatly organized, and exceptionally well maintained. The two young ladies were friendly, welcoming, and eager to answer questions and help however they could. Now for the important stuff--the goodies. They make their own cookies, including oatmeal and chocolate chip, along with fresh scones and pastries. Naturally, I exercised great self-control and bought one of each to enjoy later with a cup of coffee. It seemed like the responsible thing to do. From the Gritsmill, we picked up two bags of grits, some scone flour, and a small jar of peanut butter. Unfortunately, we were still stuffed from lunch and couldn't do the Tea House justice by enjoying a cup of tea. Sometimes life presents difficult challenges. Needless to say, we'll be returning, and I can hardly wait. If you find yourself at Heritage Homestead, be sure to stop by the Tea House and Gritsmill. Who knows, maybe I'll see you there.

The gristmill at Homestead Heritage is really interesting. The grain is processed by a…read morewater-powered wheel (the water is circulated by a pump) and you get a little glimpse into the grain refining process. There is a small store attached, which has various baking mixes (regular and gluten-free pancake mix, bread mix, muffin mix, etc), jams, honey, and fruit butters. Most are made on the premises, but a few are from other local farms.

Fresh tasty fare! The produce is very fresh and high quality. The chicken was cooked to perfection…read moreand the strawberry vinaigrette is perfectly balanced. Fun location inside the antique mall and boutique too!

Great Pumpkin Butter and steak! Service was wonderful. The drive there was beautiful.read more

It was closed after we drove all the way out there. Please update times of year and open hours etc…read moreonline!!

The stuff is not fresh and I was over charged the register rang up one price and i was charged a…read moredifferent price. None of the candy or treats are even made there, Not impressed and no telling how old those pecans are...

I'll start with the bad because it's not really a big deal. The staff, especially the owner, is not…read morevery friendly. He'll smile once in a blue moon, they don't greet you when you come in and they definitely don't say thanks for your business.... BUT the snacks and treats here are really good. It is a bit pricey but it's worth it. The tornado, which is a fruit cup mixed with chamoy, lime, and Squirt is amazing. They will sub any fruit for another you may enjoy more. I always order double mango sans jicama or cucumber. There's a few places in town that claim to make piña loca or mango loco, but none as good as this little hole in the wall. Blink and you'll miss it. It's in Bellmead but it's worth the drive.

Very good fruit variety friendly staff and good customer service lots of varieties of candy and…read morepinatas and other Mexican items definitely a five-star experience. Come in today and enjoy some of Mexico's finest desserts and more.

Very friendly and polite and their meat department is outstanding also decent prices and localread more

Ridiculously overpriced only go for 1-2 things only nothing is worth the price they are asking for…read moreproduce never looks fresh there is something strange about the texture of there ground beef . The people are nice and helpful it's a mix between Walmart and the dollar store as far as it won't have everything you need like Walmart but more than what you can get at a dollar store if that makes sense

Best biggest breakfast burritos in the Waco area. Huge and only $6.50…read more Very clean and the staff is very friendly

Great portions, the Al Pastor burritos was huge. The…read moretortillas were homemade because they were so large while being light, fresh, & so tasty. Each slice of the quesadillas where as large as a pizza slice. Very friendly staff, a gracious small business that shines in small city.