Clothing is cheaply and poorly made with no regard for quality control. If you ask for an exchange…read morethey'll call you a liar and refuse the refund- like they did to my wife over a shirt she ordered with a stitching flaw that had a hole in it. Their quality control is literally non-existent or this would have been caught. They've based their entire model on importing Chinese made clothing as cheaply as possible while charging as much as possible but have skipped customer service and quality control. If you have an issue I suggest you take it straight to your credit card company, their customer service is so abysmal I'm shocked that they're in business honestly.

I hate the sizing chart. It just tells you the model size but never the inches of the pants. I have…read moreordered from them several times and had to return almost every item but there is no sizing chart for items, so it's a guessing game. I HATE boutiques that only give you store credit. Hate hate hate. I refuse to spend anymore than the store credit I have because nothing ever fits. They do a good job refunding your store credit but I'd prefer to just get my money back. I would order from them more if I knew I got my money back if the item didn't fit.

If you want ranch chic complete with bronze statues of Texas fauna or a stylish cowhide rug or…read morerustic high end furniture, then this shop is perfect for you. There are three separate shopping areas in this large 1890's renovated storefront. I felt like this store was a bit out of place in a downtown area that does not receive a lot of traffic but I wish them well. If I were a home decorator who wanted ranch chic, this place is worth driving to from Fort Worth or Granbury for the one of a kind art pieces up for sale.

I LOVED this store! It had great home furnishings, clothes, jewelry, kids stuff, shoes, toys,…read moreranch/farm stuff etc. etc. I actually bought a purse and a children's book that I will be giving as gifts but I could have spent a few hours in there looking at all the different things they had to offer. I liked the building, it had that rustic feel that made it perfect for a store that seemed to specialize in rustic/rustic chic? That's probably not a real thing but I'm going with it. I totally appreciated that they were part of the downtown area of Hico. So many of the towns I visit for work have boarded up downtown areas that aren't being utilized and I love that Hico seems to be trying to keep this area alive. I hope this store does well and would definitely recommend that anyone in the area check it out for some fun gifts or furnishings!

I came on Saturday the 15th for the Car Show. Per John's…read moresuggestion, I decided to try the upstairs. The upstairs bartender (sorry I did not get you name) was great. Bloody's were very good. Not sure what was in the pitcher, but they were not made by pouring out of a bottle of Zing Zang. (which I do like btw) This is in a very rustic, hastily put together space, and now that the problem child is gone. it is time for some upgrades and a makeover - as John has suggested. You have your proof of concept, now just dress it up. A suggestion on the sound. It was pretty much inaudible upstairs. I could hear that ya'll were talking - just very hard to make out the words. Which was a shame because I really wish I could have made out the Q&A Session better. I saw speakers everywhere - they just were not sending words to me. Not sure if it was better downstairs.

On a trip for business I found myself in Walnut Springs Tx.. As I was driving I remember wishing I…read morehad my Bike with me to take that ride. Once I arrived I knew I was right by the amount of Harleys that were outside. Some Custom some Stock. Even the parking out front was reserved for Bikes. If you like riding to Strokers in Dallas you will love Roadhouse. If you are in North Texas and you head here you will not be disappointed. From what I understand the establishment is under New Ownership. Management, from my experience is killing it. The menu has a lot of options and literally everything wa appealing. I'm a Wing guy so that was a given. Big Wings cooked and seasoned perfectly served with what might be the best hand cut Onion Rings I had in a long time. If I remember there were like five flavors and I'm sure there was no bad choice on flavors. There is also a Steakhouse from what I'm told serves a very good Rib Eye. I should also mention the Burgers were said to be the best around. The Bartender Jennifer was very nice and made some tasty Cocktails. They also had a very good selection of Beers and some that seemed to be Texas favorites lol. I had a chance to talk to the Manager Reggie who was a nice guy. He said they have live Music some days.The place was.complete with a Stage and an area for Dancing. He said Ted Nugent was there recently. Definitely it my thing but to each his own. It's off the beaten path but as I said a great place to go to get away for a few Hours. Next time I'm in Fort Worth I'll probably go again. Especially if I find a business that Rents Bikes. Still thinking about those Wings. Lol. Yallhollatchaboy'.

Super nice and beautiful arena ... great for concerts and events. Saw the 40plus steer roping…read morechampionship there a few weeks back and it is really an impressive facility. Also saw a concert. Very cool with good sound. I love their restaurant and bar too plus the town of Hamilton Tx.

We loved this place! Met up with some friends here and the service was fast and friendly and the…read moreplace was already packed. Waited maybe 10 minutes for appetizers and food came out within the next 10 minutes. Bread was hot and yummy and the steak was cooked perfectly. Can't wait to go back again!

A little spicier than Dr Salt, and a little better paid than Nurse Pepper…read more This is a lovely little treat, soda shop, nice place for kids to come and visit. Not to be confused with the actual product which I don't love. It's also a museum believe it or not! Dr. Pepper is a weird drink, and one which never really appealed to me for various reasons. It's not bad but it's not great. Like I said just weird. So when I first used to drink it, it tasted like medicine and chemicals, and honestly if I'm being straight up with you it still does. It's a bit like root beer but fresh homemade root beer has something special about it, a bottle of Dr P doesn't. They also make Snapple. Oh snap. Ple. Snapple used to be one of my favourite drinks in the world. I still like it quite a lot. The Lemon Tea was the first one I tried, age 16 in Washington DC wandering around at 7am in a bad part of town, but the Lemonade Tea took its place for awhile... I love both still but I guess I'm back on the lemon now though I used to drink this weekly and now it's less than annually. A lot of the flavours that I used to enjoy are now just bad, like Kool Aid, they probably always were but I was young and didn't know better, but I do think they have some good things going on, especially with the tea flavors. They're little on the sweet side, but you can still taste that tea and I do appreciate that. I have to give them a high rating for introducing me to lemon tea and being very symbolic of my love affair with America from the 1990s that never ended. They'd score 4 if not for that nostalgia factor.

the flavor is great however the soda seemed a bit like it had weak carbonation. the glass bottles…read moreare nice.

Love their catfish and service. Always fresh! Okra and sides are great. Come enjoy the small town…read more Worth the drive.

Once again the food, fried catfish, is amazing!!! The wait staff are awesome, attentive and hard…read moreworking!! If you're on Hwy 6, between Hico and Meridian you should stop and eat here. Be sure and check the business hours because they're not open Sunday and Monday and the hours during the week are flexible.

Lucky Vines Vineyard is a true gem! I was looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy my birthday and we…read morestopped by on a Saturday afternoon. Not too crowded and the service was impeccable. The staff is very hardworking and accommodating. They have a great family-friendly atmosphere where our kids enjoyed feeding the goats, cows, and "Tater" the tortoise. My husband is not a wine drinker, so it was even better that they have their own brewery and the beer is good. We'll be back soon!

Zero stars. I assume she was the owner who denied get inside my husband's services dog. She said He…read morecannot enter because he has hair, my husband mentioned that he is a services dog ADA diabetes alert. She said NO people complained about it. I am posting a picture from ice cream shop, That's how he is one day before inside a ice cream shop. The winery was empty. We left after I hear he has hair LOL. Everyone has hair. She needs to be more acknowledge by the law. https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/

This museum is well worth your time. A ton of interesting history. Mary Yantis headed up this…read moreproject many years ago. For the random Traveller the town wouldn't seem like much. My mother was raised here therefore I've spent a lot of time here even though I don't live in the area now. The north/south and east/west rail road was a huge attraction to the area decades ago. The town had it's own transit system and was a potential site for Texas Tech. Take an hour or so and take a look at the items on display.