Great little hole in the wall in the heart of downtown Bastrop! I like to come here to grab coffee…read moreand breakfast while working on laptop. There are cute tables outside as well with umbrellas. The food is yummy and the coffee is amazing (particularly the Holy Cow)! The staff are so friendly and welcoming- love this place!

Came in for a quick hot chai on this cold morning. Saw some mystery bags on the counter. Come to…read morefind out they are homemade donut holes. Let me just say I have a Portuguese background and these taste like Malassada. Delicious!! Highly recommend love this little hole in the wall restaurant.

I have been here several times now and it never disappoints!! (Highly recommend their Biscoff…read morematcha) The menu is delicious and very versatile. Highly recommended coming with friends, there's something for everyone: sweet + savory crepes, coffee, matcha, desserts, popsicles! Service is also top notch, it's a family owned business and they are very attentive to their customers The place is very clean and enough seating space for big and small groups. Also perfect for kids they have a kid area for them to play and moms to enjoy their treat

New coffee shop run from small business. I ordered a coffee and crepe all so good. They have kid…read morearea too, if you bring kids with you.

Three of us stopped in for an afternoon break. We got some matcha, a drip latte,a glass of wine and…read morea dessert charcuterie. You order at the counter and they bring it to you. We enjoyed everything they brought. The dessert charcuterie was more than enough for the three of us, so we took some back for our son. The place is eclectic. There are a number of couches and easy chairs, along with a few tables for enjoying sandwiches or wraps. The music they played was like 60+ years old but upbeat and enjoyable. It's a great place to hang out, read a book, caffeinate, and have a bite to eat. An ideal spot for a lazy afternoon :-)

Delicious! New! Trendy! Great business owners that are kind good folks! Love it! Amazing ambianceread more

A nice little coffee shop, my sister in law was also impressed! This was my 2nd time coming in to…read morevisit, the first was after a trip to Wild Child, and I got a peanut butter smoothie (forgot the name) The owner was such a delight to speak with, very kind and made up for a kids smoothie drink that took a while to come out, compensated with a brownie that the girls loved :) So awesome that there are games to keep everyone entertained. Little dinosaur figurines the kiddos love to collect! Will be back again!

The horchata latte was everything I was looking for. Had one years ago in Austin and that shop…read moreclosed down so I've been chasing a horchata latte since and haven't found one that was as good... until now! Pricing was a little steep for me- $18 for two coffees was a little surprising- but the quality was there so it will have to be an occasional treat to look forward to! I don't get coffee out very often anyways. The owner (I assume she was the owner) was sooo helpful, she helped talk me through the options and was patient with it being my first visit. I didn't know the drill on how everything worked. Super cute shop, love that it's connected to some kids activities- I'll have to look into signing my sons up for jiu jitsu or play in the kids space.

Mini girls day had us walking around downtown Bastrop, we walked down Main Street and we're making…read moreour way up the other side when we first noticed a soap shop. When we entered Merc on Main we were pleased to find several shops inside. The first shop has soaps, bath bombs and all kinds of smell goods. The next was The Haven! The coffee menu is what drew us in further but as we were getting ready to leave the owner mentioned baklava. As we got to talking he presented the best looking baklava I've ever seen. It was not thin or tacky "taffy" feeling when we ate it. It was puffy and flakey and smooth like honey. I was in such a hurry to try it I forgot a picture. They're just getting started but I'm excited to go back and see what else they have to offer. Give them a try Yelpers!

Super friendly staff, great food and really cool location right on the water. Definitely will be…read moreback soon!!

The iced strawberry matcha was incredible! Great service, it's located in a food truck court and…read morethere are free concerts too!

5 stars! Love this coffee truck :) brings us joy whenever we get a chance to stop by and get…read moresomething from here. Sydney is always so sweet to greet us and ask us how our day is going! ++ always double check to see if they are open, sometimes I forget and come and they are closed, but that's my fault!

This cute and tiny shop is everything you need during your stay at the Hyatt Lost Pines Resort. It…read moreserves as the following: + Souvenir and Gift Shop - All sorts of gifts, both merch, toys and treats + Ice Cream Shop - A nice selection of both ice cream and cones + Pharmacy - They make basic meds like pain killers which came in hand + Coffee Shop - The basic beverage and pastry selection you'd find at most coffee shops. Oh and bagels! + Pizza Shop - Yes, you can order pizzas here for only $15! + Grocery/Liquor Store - There's a fridge with basic groceries, to-go snacks, and alcohol. + Candy Shop - Oh man so much candy and treats This shop is so convenient and I appreciate it being here. Oh and as for the PIZZA, we were able to do half veggie and half pepperoni. Something for the kids to enjoy that wont break your wallet. It only takes them like 10 minutes to prepare. The ice cream I enjoyed a lot and it was a very generous scoop. So fun!

Not an ice cream shop! They only had 8 (standard) flavors. Overpriced (resort priced) for small…read moreportions. Ok if you are staying at the resort, but don't come off the highway expecting a good ice cream shop. That said, it is Blue Bell, which is excellent.

Walked IN and all I can say is WOW! I got a really authentic Texan experience which I'll cherish…read more Tried BIG RED for the first time and yummy! It tasted like bubble gum a little bit but I liked it! And the ice cream sandwich, cookies and cream style from blue bell inc. mm mmm MMMM SO GOOD :D I live far from here so I'll never be able to return :(

Hands down best coffee in Bastrop. They have a wonderful staff who are great to chat with as they…read moremake your coffee or espresso drink to order. And the place is a time machine, rolling back the decades. Little has changed here in the past three quarters of a century, which makes it very charming. They have farm-fresh eggs, locally-grown salad greens, sausage, cheese, breakfast tacos, baked-from-scratch pop tarts, Texas pretzel bread and other items in this small store, without feeling crowded. At the coffee bar, I had a cortado (Spain's take on a cappuccino -- equal parts espresso and steamed milk) along with a little chocolate truffle. We also picked up some Opa Klein's amazing summer sausage and a six pack of Stash IPA to go. We're coffee snobs. We'll be back for the best cuppa joe in town, at a minimum. Special thanks to Mike K (one of Tracy's baristas) for telling us about this place as he serenaded us during brunch at downtown restaurant. He's a very talented guy, and very proud to be associated with this quaint and historic Bastrop fixture. You know you're doing something right as a business owner when your staff naturally delivers your best and most effective marketing, just from the sheer enthusiasm and pride of working there. So, yeah, it's a tiny little time warp, but it's well run and worth coming to, especially if you're into great coffee.

My friend works as an engineer at SpaceX, and I've always been curious and wanted to do the tour…read more Unfortunately, they require 72 hours' notice to get approved for a pass. Since it was my last day in town and I was headed to the airport later, we didn't have enough time to arrange it. Instead, he suggested taking me to Boring Bodega, which is located literally across the street from the SpaceX Bastrop Facility, so at least I could snap a few photos from there. I was seriously confused at first because pulling up to Boring Bodega feels a little like stumbling into a pop-up oasis in the middle of rural Texas. This place looks more like the entrance to a country fair than a cafe. Off to the side, a row of food trucks greets you like an informal welcome committee, their colorful signs and picnic tables giving the place a casual, anything-goes vibe. Lol. Then you walk inside... and suddenly it makes sense. Boring Bodega is a unique "future fancy" grocery store and community hub located in the heart of Hyperloop Plaza. Owned by Elon Musk's Boring Company, the place blends like a full-service market with a modern, tech-forward aesthetic. Think Silicon Valley startup energy meets Texas roadside market. Walking aisle to aisle, you realize this place has a little bit of everything going on. One section feels like a boutique grocery market, stocked with high quality snacks, pantry staples, and grab and go foods. Another aisle carries drinks of every kind like sodas, energy drinks, sparkling waters plus a massive beer and wine selection. They even have shelves dedicated to pet food and pet supplies, which makes sense because people seem to hang out here for a while. Toward the back you'll find a his & hers barber shop, which caught me completely off guard in what I initially thought was just a convenience store. There are also spaces designed for community hangouts and games, and outside you'll spot pickleball courts, making it feel less like a store and more like a social hub for the surrounding tech campus. My friend also mentioned something pretty cool. Apparently, there's a tunnel employees can take from inside SpaceX that connects underground to Hyperloop Plaza, so employees there can pop over here without even going outside. Not sure if that's insider privilege or just peak Elon-universe infrastructure, but it definitely adds to the whole futuristic vibe of the place. And yes--they also do made to order sandwiches and light cafe items. Since it was my last day before heading to the airport, my friend and I grabbed a quick lunch here. I ordered the $10 Falafel Veggie Pita and my friend went with the $13 Carne Asada Protein Bowl. The portions were massive and the quality was fresh. Overall, Boring Bodega is one of those places that defies easy categorization. It's part grocery store, part cafe, part hangout, and part tech campus convenience hub all sitting across the street from SpaceX in Bastrop.

My husband and I have stopped by Boring Bodega several times to get snacks for picnics. We went…read morethis Wednesday, and got some yummy snacks, but the vibes were off. Three quarters of the building was dark. The building is already odd enough. It would make sense to convert a warehouse, but to build a new warehouse building in hopes of creating a store and hangout area is strange. My husband thought it was fine, so I guess that's what you get when a man (especially Elon Musk) attempts interior design. I like how they offer unique healthy snacks. However, this time I decided to try food from their hot food counter. I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich, which is one of my favorite foods. You could add meat to it for an upcharge, but I wanted to see how it was as a pure grilled cheese first. It was underwhelming, but only $6, so I'm not too salty about it. It is basically a panini with just cheese, and the bread to cheese ratio is off. Not enough cheese. However, with meat, as a traditional panini, it would probably be pretty good. I think the bread was sourdough. There was a short wait for the sandwich, which made it almost as convenient as any of the prepackaged snacks.

We came back for breakfast. It was very good…read more My wife had menudo and a barbacoa taco. She's very picky about both and was extremely pleased. And they offer both options every day/all day, which is great. She'll come back with her sister to enjoy it again. I had two breakfast tacos: one with egg, sausage and cheese and the other with migas. I really loved the migas. While the first taco was unremarkable, the migas was great. It was perfect, in fact. And it really celebrates their home made corn and flour tortillas. The only thing I didn't like was the salsa. It tasted like canned tomatoes and it was a wee bit salty and not very spicy. I really liked the migas, though. It was made with fresh jalapeño and had just the right amount of heat without needing any salsa. So I think this is one of those places that does some things very well... enough to build up a solid base of regulars, even though some of their other offerings were disappointing, like improperly reheated enchiladas. But if you know what to order, you can really enjoy this place. Oddly enough, they have chorizo on the menu, but don't list it among the available proteins on the breakfast taco menu, which I personally find very strange. Chorizo and egg is such an iconic breakfast taco offering. I'll bet they'd do it justice.

IMO food not as good as it used to be. Ordered dish with chicken filling and it tasted like chicken…read morewas old and no spices or flavor put into it. No love put into dish. Large chunks of chicken that didn't taste fresh at all. Same with flour tortillas. White wings mix that not same as homemade. Prices are not inexpensive, cutting corners on food it seems.