Another visit to this great place, and another great experience! My daughters took me to Purely…read moreProvisions for an extended breakfast. We were immediately greeted when we entered, and everyone was very friendly and helpful. We ordered our meals and found a shady outdoor table. The food didn't take too long, and we were summoned to pick up via text message. My daughters and one of the employees delivered our meals to the table. We enjoyed our spot for nearly 3 hours, and never felt rushed. We noticed that many people showed up for lunch... a family on bicycles, another family with 3 dogs, etc... Overall it was a pleasant experience. The food was freshly prepared and very tasty, and their drinks are fantastic... with a choice of size and hot or cold. This is a great local Round Rock restaurant we should all support!

Cute spot in Round Rock! It's a hybrid coffee but also sit-down food spot. I enjoyed my latte and…read moremy taco- the person who took my order made a mistake and bacon was still added to my taco, after I took it out it's still strongly a bacon scent. The other qualm was that their menu is not placed in an obvious spot- it's on the wall but probably would have been more visual on the wall placed next or on top of where you order- and there are two menus which led to confusion when I saw there were sandwiches at other tables but I didn't find on the menu. Really nice place to sit down, relax, and do some work.

Ambiance: There was a small wait around 10 am but we joined the waitlist ahead of time. The…read morewaitlist went by pretty fast. The service is good and efficient here. The prices are good as well. The Perfect Combo: I loved getting this combo at every breakfast place. The dish is very simple and classic and I enjoyed everything. The portion was good as well and pancakes were fluffy. Side note: the breakfast potatoes are really good as well but it doesn't come with this dish.

Quaint little lunch/breakfast spot in round rock near AW Grimes and the toll…read more Cordial greeting upon arrival and overall pleasant experience being ushered to my seat Menu was filled with a nice assortment of sandwiches and breakfast offerings. I chose the chipotle turkey melt, and was generally disappointed. Although the sandwich had some great flavor... Stating you're a chipotle melt, I was expecting a little heat or at least being able to taste the chipotle flavoring... Add to my disappointment neither was present. The french fries were tasty, but could've used a little more Cook time like mine a little crispy than what was delivered It had a nice home-cooked feel to it... Like your significant other made you a nice sandwich for lunch The server provided decent service... However, I had to flag her down several times to get a refill on my water glass. Additionally, no one ever checked on how I like the sandwich or if I needed anything else... She gave me my ticket and told me I needed to pay at the cash register... So when I arrived at the cash register, she was waiting for me and was in a hurry to make sure I left the restaurant ASAP. No thank you ...no have a nice day. - As I'm reflecting on my visit... Food was OK... A little bit on the pricey side... But the Service was borderline rude .... I'm in no hurry to come back.

You had me at "vegan crepes." And yes, that's plural, meaning more than one, vegan crepe on the…read moremenu here. I did have to ask to make sure there was no egg involved based on the soft, perfectly thin pancake sheets that arrived on my plate, if you're worried that the quality might suffer from the conversion. Rest assured, both the Ratatouille and Fajita can compete with the best of them. The only question now is if you would prefer savory and comforting, or spicy and invigorating. They don't hold back on the smoky chipotles for the fajita veggies, so beware for those with lower heat tolerance! I will admit that the "ratatouille" felt more like marinara, missing clear evidence of eggplants, zucchinis, or peppers, but a lovely tomato ragu all the same. Excellent value, too, since you get a nice little fresh side salad and decent portion size for $12.50 plus tax and tip. It's a cute cafe that's hopping during weekend brunch, but still has plenty of seating and space for a leisurely meal. Definitely worth repeating, any day of the week.

We didn't die, but I can't recommend this place…read more The Sign on the Door says HELP WANTED. Eating at a restaurant that is short staffed is always risky. But in this case, they may need some help from someone who can teach them the fundamentals of running a restaurant. * * * This is a crepe place but they have an extensive menu of other items. In fact, the menu is huge, given the small size of the establishment and the relatively small amount of business they get. This means that a lot of their perishables are going to go bad unless they use a lot of frozen ingredients. If they use frozen ingredients, they need to figure out how to defrost those items quickly. (This is foreshadowing.) It also means if they are short staffed that there will be many items that the cook has not fully learned how to prepare due to lack of practice. (Foreshadowing.) * * * There was a very amateur cook in the kitchen our night. This being a creperie, a typical order would be serving the savory crepes first and the sweet crepes second. The sweet crepes are usually dessert. We ordered a savory crepe, a sweet crepe and a sandwich with french fries off of the sandwich menu. The cook, being pressed for time, cooked all of the crepes first, and then made the sandwich and the fries. So we got the dessert crepe and the main course crepe at the same time. So we either had to eat them both at the same time or one of them had to get cold waiting for the first crepe to be finished. While we were struggling through the crepes, The bacon pesto chicken ciabatta came. That had to sit while we finished our crepes. So by the time we got to our "main course" after "dessert", The fries were stone cold and soggy. The sandwich was leaden. The ciabatta might as well have been a cannonball. The room temperature chicken and bacon were okay as long as you avoided the ciabatta. * * * The room is not a pleasant place to sit in. Some of this is not the owner's fault. They are right at the intersection of I-35 and I-45/Hester's Crossing. Giant concrete highway ramps dominate the view. The rest is parking lot. * * * However, the owner makes things far worse by having large TV screens that display commercials for why you should come to his restaurant. So a wide variety of menu items are displayed with the TV urging you to Come and Try This! Come and Try That! Come and Try the Next Item! How About This Item? * * * Advertising is supposed to bring customers into your store. If they are already in your store, then you do not need more advertising. Once the customers are IN your store, you need to try to give them a pleasant wonderful experience, so they decide to come back the next time. No one goes out for a night on the town to watch commercials for the night club that they are in. * * * Plus, if it is irritating to watch commercials, It is 400 times more irritating to watch the same commercial on a loop being repeated over and over and over and over and over again. Repetition kills the charm of whatever you put on the TV the first time. * * * Back to ingredients coming out of the freezer. My sweet crepe was a mango crepe with some other minor flavoring. Mango is a fantastic thing to put into a crepe. The crepe we got was 1/3 frozen, 2/3 cooked. * * * When I pointed out the frozen mango to the waitress, She was sweet and kind and lovely and sympathetic. She gave us a free banana muffin to compensate us for our woes. * * * This is not a bakery, so undoubtedly the muffin was brought in from an outside provider. It was awful. It had a bad chemical taste that probably came from using low grade artificial banana flavoring. Either the muffins came from an associate of the provider, or the muffins were selected because they were relatively cheap. On baked goods, you get what you pay for. * * * I suspect cheap, because inappropriate cheapness also showed up in the furniture. The chairs are upholstered golden fabric Middle Eastern chairs with a flocked texture that were undoubtedly were beautiful once. The store has only been open a few months, But those chairs were showing the signs of years of wear and tear. I am fairly sure those dingy chairs were purchased used. The chairs were the first thing we saw. First impressions matter. * * * I hope the owner learns from his experience when he opens his second restaurant. His first restaurant won't last long.

I was really surprised this place was not MORE crowded on a weekend morning at 9am! We were…read moreimmediately greeted as soon as we walked in. We had a very nice and funny waiter (sorry, I forgot his name) that greeted us promptly! After we ordered, the food came out fast, with in 10 minutes! A good test for a good breakfast place is how well they make an Eggs Benedict. They did NOT disappoint! The egg was cooked PERFECTLY! My husband had the corned beef hash. It was good tasting. The only "negative' I would say about the dish was why they give you a side of hash browns, when the main dish has hash browns mixed in with the corned beef. It was too much. But, good clean place, with friendly service and good food, we will be back!

Tiny diner. Uncomfortable chairs. Portions are large…read more The bread is served buttered. I hate it when restaurants assume you want butter on your toast. Omelette was large but in a puddle of grease. Everything tastes processed like Sysco food galore. One and done for me.

Well, I've been hanging on to a gift card for this place for a year and I FINALLY made plans with…read moremy husband to get over there and check this place out. Was I disappointed that I forgot the gift card at home on the counter? Not more than a minute after we walked up to the counter. The woman who helped us is a bright white cloud in the Texas sky. She was so sweet and folded effortlessly into my conversation with my husband about what looked good, what we were craving, and what we were looking for. She saved us both! We wouldn't have experienced the Pirata Tacos (HUGE) and the Achiote Smoked Chicken Salad, had we not met her. Zak was going to get a Fajita Taco and I was leaning toward the Pulled Pork or a Smash Burger. Boy, were we wrong! They are MEAT MASTERS! Epic. I'm glad the tacos were so fat, because we were able to take it home and re-purpose for dinner! I wanted to take a picture of the salad for you, because the presentation was on point, but it smelled so good my mouth was watering, so I thought I'd take a photo with my fork sticking out of it after the first bite, but then I just couldn't bring myself to pause. I guess you'll just have to trust me. So, am I sad that I forgot the gift card at home? NAH. I'll be back for sure 100 times over. Next stop will be for some eats AND drinks and perhaps some live music. OH! I had the Chocolate Tres Leche cake too! It was delicious.

No wait service order at counter…read more Coffee order poorly executed even with clear instruction - worse yet argue on execution - not worth it. State ice tea, very poor marks chip and salsa trio - ok, look to be site fried chips - not a great chip. Buying some from south Austin would pop the chip and be inexpensive. Salsa over spiced - not hot : too much spice - overwhelming - very poor Salsa, queso - simple - flavor fair Taco reasonable- good meat flavor. Deep fat fried shell same as chips. Black beans good. Rice dry. Migas dish good. Potatoes cold, Old brown avocado - yuk. Cheese/beef enchilada - good! Coffee spot - not good, Appetizer - low quality $20 Lunch - as listed above. Don't recommend .. Lots of parking

I regret waiting this long to try Cranky Granny's This is easily the best dessert i've had in…read moreAustin (coming from someone that doesn't really love sweets)!! The store is pretty small with no where to sit and eat, but I loved the open kitchen. The cashier was very friendly! All of their flavors sound so damn good it was hard to choose one. I went with the brown butter and it was mindblowingly good. It was so soft and gooey that I almost thought the dough was underbaked but it wasn't!!! The icing was delicious and it had just the right amount. I definitely have to come back to try the tres leches and banana pudding

Congratulations on the new location!…read more I finally checked out the new location in Cedar Park and I'm pleased. I love the ordering kiosk because I can see all my options and take my time! I ordered the brown butter cinnamon roll with biscoff sprinkles. My wait time was about 15 minutes. The store is very clean and have an option kitchen. I love the open kitchen set up because it brings you into the experience a little more. My cinnamon roll was so hot , fresh , and perfectly good! You know what, I might go again today! Enjoy!

It's been some time since we've been back and I'm glad we did. I couldn't tell if they have a new…read morechef but some of the items we tried this time have a different twist in president stink as well as taste. The fish taco was especially delish and fresh with the flavorful fresh Vietnamese herbs. Our son also got the brisket tacos from the kids menu and to our pleasant surprise, they aren't drenched in fat this time. Previously, they drip out fat when he picks them up but it is pmt he drier side this time but the meat is still moist and flavorful. Our waitress was incredible and also treated us with a complimentary Thai tea bingsu to celebrate my birthday. The dessert was yummy and a perfect way to end the meal.

It was okay. I don't really recommend Brunch, maybe the dinner menu is better. We tried the bao…read morebuns and the meat overpowered it completely, it was hard to get any taste of the cucumber, bun or bbq sauce. The Brussels sprouts were the best thing we had, 8/10. The katsu chicken bowl was not great. Chicken was dry, and not very hot. Egg was cooked well but didn't really balance with the curry. It needed a pop of acidity somewhere, but just didn't have it. The food I give a 2, pushed it up to a 3 bc of the playground for the kids. Overall, given the reviews my expectations were too high. This place is okay.

Stopped by Mochinut today and it was so good! I went with recommendations from the young lady who…read moretook my order and I was impressed with each of her recommendations. I tried the potato half & half, a cookies & cream donut as well as a blueberry crumble donut along with a passion fruit mango lemonade. Everything was delicious!!! I can't wait to go back to try out some other things on the menu. This location was close to Hmart, there was plenty of parking, the location was extremely clean and the service was on point!

I love mochinut but my first experience here wasn't the greatest…read more When we got there we determined what we wanted to get but unfortunately the woman in front of us literally grabbed the remainder of what was left of the donut we wanted. When we asked the girl behind the counter if they were gonna be making more she said yes but we'd have to wait. Right after we asked her that question she turned her attention to help another person who had JUST walked in, when we had been standing there for 5-7 minutes at that point and we were next in line... so basically we got ignored. When we were finally helped, we got whatever was left (which was marshmallow, raspberry, and churro) instead of waiting, and sat down to enjoy. They are yummy, but I find $10 for 3 donuts to be insanely steep. I'll probably return but I hope we are not blatantly ignored like last time when we stand in line, and I'll only go when I'm really in the mood of mochi and I feel like shelling out.