A beautiful, warm and cozy house/B&B! The Inn Keepers are wonderful - so knowledgeable about the…read morehistory of the house and the area. They were very accommodating and caring with special food needs. Went above and beyond to serve breakfast items my husband could eat. Even sent us home with items they wouldn't eat. So thoughtful! Our room in the carriage house was so spacious. Definitely recommend this place and would stay again if in the area.

What an incredible B&B. We stayed for three nights and we had a great experience. The San…read moreGabriel House is located in the Olive Street National Historic District of Georgetown, TX. Not only is the house beautiful, the interior of the house is warm and inviting. Our room was spacious and relaxing. Our bed was so comfortable, it was hard to get out of bed. (In a very good way). The house has a great backyard, with plenty of mature pecan trees that provides plenty of shade so you can sit outside and relax. The property has beautiful landscaping, and really helps you decompress. Danni and Mark manage the B&B, and they live on site. Danni is very friendly and she goes out of her way to make sure everyone is is having a great experience. Danni creates some of the best breakfasts that we have ever had, and her creations could be on any fine dining menu. We met Jeannie, the owner, and she was very nice. We also met some great guests, and one couple lives near us. We really connected and we will be going to lunch with them in two weeks. We will definitely go back and visit on our next trip to Georgetown.

Really good and dense but slightly too sweet for my taste. The service was good and the vibes were…read morenice.

Stopped by Phoebe's Diner while in Austin for business because I didn't want another boring hotel…read morebreakfast. Googled the best breakfast spots near me, and Phoebe's popped up. Glad it did. The menu isn't huge, but honestly that's usually a good sign -- focus on doing a smaller menu really well instead of serving 94 mediocre things and a sad waffle. I ordered the Bad Ass Bacon & Eggs plate. It came with thick-cut bacon, 2 eggs, hash brown casserole, wheat toast, and smoked salsa. Bacon - 9/10 This wasn't your average thin breakfast bacon. Thick-cut, almost pork belly style, with killer flavor and very meaty. Eggs - 9/10 Cooked perfectly and tasted fresh. Simple, but done right. Hash Brown Casserole - 8/10 Different than what I expected, but in a good way. Unique flavor and a great addition to the plate. Salsa - 7/10 Very homemade style salsa with a smoky flavor. Different, but really good. Atmosphere - 9/10 Loved the vibe. Cozy atmosphere, great music, and just an overall comfortable place to sit and enjoy breakfast. If this place was closer to home, I'd eat here often. Service - 10/10 Excellent service. Christy H. was friendly, attentive, and on point the whole time. Overall - 9/10 Definitely a must-try breakfast spot in Austin. They currently have four locations, and after eating here, it's easy to see why.

I always think I'm not going to like this place and I always love it. 5 stars again all around for…read morethe food, ambience, and service. Hot honey chicken sandwich, cattle drive burger (super thick cut bacon), queso, Brussels sprouts truffle fries, sweet potato fries and chicken fried chicken were great. They have great kid options. We will be back!

This place deserves 10 stars. Service, food and ambiance were all just phenomenal. Parking was easy…read moreand the location is perfect. I had the char-grilled chicken sandwich with Swiss, avocado and bacon.. I've never had one this good ANYWHERE. I added the truffle fries which were out of this world delicious and garlicky. Since we were at brunch, my friend got the Avocado toast with a sunny egg and it was beautiful, fresh and had a lightly dressed citrusy vinaigrette arugula on top. Wow! So good. We loved everything about this place and appreciated the light jazzy music playing inside and the exceptionally accommodating service. We will be back for more!

Wow. Just wow. This place is amazing. The atmosphere is laid back. They even have some community…read moredining tables. Music is towards the alt. The servers are sooooo friendly. Everything about this place rocks. The food was delicious! We tried the goat cheese appetizer with sourdough. They mix it at the table which is cool because they explain what each of the ingredients is. I had a steak salad and my friend had the chopped chicken salad. Both amazing. But the winner is that whiskey cake. So luxurious. Not too sweet. With a huge heaping of real whipped cream. Easily can feel 3 or 4 people! Cocktails are refined and boozy!

Hmm. not too sure how to feel about it. I loved whiskey cake so much when I lived in Katy -- so…read moremuch so that I would take everyone who visited me there. but since moving to austin three years ago, I haven't had it + was excited to try this location. we went for brunch and the menu was pretty limited on options. it's almost as if you were forced to select a sandwich because the actual brunch meals made no sense/felt lazy. for example, the chicken and waffles were chicken *tenders*, not regular fried chicken.. that feels very lazy. I order the yard bird. it was an oven baked chicken with veggies. good, but not worth $22. I could've made it at home. everyone else at the table basically ordered pancakes with eggs or French toast because the menu was literally that limited, there was no "oo I want to try that!" moment. The service was great as we were a big party. The staff kept coming to our table to apologize on the long wait times; which was confusing because there was barely anyone in the restaurant... but the parking lot was full? where were all of those people? I don't know. the experience wasn't bad but, it didn't hold up to the standard of whiskey cake that I'm used to. especially for $66. the Katy location was so good, it even smelled like whiskey cake. and I remembered this restaurant brand having more culinary forward items like their blue cheese chips during happy hour. (which i lovedddd) If I'm ever out in Round Rock again, I may give it another try, but it won't be for brunch.

Cafe Java never disappoints! Veggie tacos with pinto beans…read moreis one of my favorites. Server,Nick is so attentive and personable.

very southern breakfast spot! everyone is exceptionally kind despite being extremely busy…read more waited about 30 min at 9 on a saturday for a table for 2. the mexican latte tastes like cinnamon milk. i think the proportions were just off, since i only had 1 shot of espresso. the big java melt was a bagel w two toppings of your choice, mine being sausage and ham. was too salty that way and i should've done avocado and ham instead. bagel was so pillowy soft and chewy. hash browns were quite buttery and crispy. the java was a standard breakfast platter nothing outstanding

This might be my new favorite restaurant in north Austin. The food, drinks and service are always…read moretop tier. My favorites right now are the spicy mango margarita and the crab stuffed shrimp. The catfish appetizer is delicious as well. Absolutely no complaints!

A tasty treat for lunch…read more As interesting lunch menu with some characteristic menu twists I feel are noteworthy. Like the special of that day was a Philly Steak sandwich of sorts with deep fried jalapeño and stuff. It was good. The wife had a bowl of today's meatloaf soup (that was a new one). Again good. Server was good. I had dread on the menu that every team member knows everything. I tested ours on the familiar and unfamiliar faces on the walls in artwork. She knew them all or she was BS'n me on the one. All good. Good food, drinks and service. I will stop again if given the opportunity. CritDicks

I rarely make it to Round Rock, but after my first visit to Waffle Love, I'll definitely be back…read more A friend brought me here for breakfast, and we decided to share a waffle flight so we could try a variety of items. We ordered the grilled cheese with tomato soup, chicken and waffles, and the strawberry and cream waffle with Biscoff spread. Before I get to the food, I want to recognize the excellent customer service. Since it was my first visit, I had quite a few questions. The employee helping us was patient, friendly, and knowledgeable. She walked us through all of the flight options, and let us know that everything was made fresh to order, so there would be a short wait. I appreciated the transparency, and when our food arrived I soon found out it was worth the wait. The standout for me was the grilled cheese waffle with tomato soup. The soup tasted homemade, with bright tomato flavor and generous chunks of tomato throughout. It was fresh, and absolutely delicious. The grilled cheese featured a flavorful muenster and provolone instead of the standard cheddar you find everywhere else, and the waffle itself was crispy on the outside with a perfect gooey cheese pull. My friend enjoyed the strawberry and cream waffle with Biscoff spread since I'm not a huge fan of Biscoff. I did try the strawberries and cream, though, and both were excellent. The strawberries were fresh, sweet, and firm, while the cream tasted rich and homemade. The chicken and waffles were outstanding. The chicken was crispy, juicy, and well seasoned, and the waffle had a wonderful texture: light and airy inside with a crisp exterior. It was served with syrup and a remoulade-style sauce. The restaurant is clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully decorated with fun murals, word art and nods to Round Rock. For a first visit, Waffle Love made a fantastic impression. The next time I'm in Round Rock, I'll be ordering another waffle flight, probably the same 3 selections, just without the Biscoff spread.

OMWaffle Bowls! Yes, waffle bowls. Gang, Round Rock has you covered for amazing waffles…read more Waffle Love is the butter to my syrup. I dig their food so much. I am a huge fan of the waffle bowls and they have several to choose from. My faves are the chicken and waffle bowl and the banana/Nutella waffle bowl. My boyfriend really likes the sausage sandwich (eggs, cheese, sausage, and syrup between two waffles) and the banana cream pie (waffle is stuffed with chocolate and topped with scratch made topping and bananas). So much goodness. My favorite sweet though has to be the Biscoff waffle. Literally one of the greatest things ever. Great brekkie and lunch spot.

The service was great. The food was cooked to perfection and the atmosphere was amazing. Love this…read morelittle spot.

Wow!!! What a pleasant breakfast! So yummy!…read more I ordered the Smashed Avocado Benny! So freaking good! Perfect amount of avocado to eggs and Benedict sauce. I would eat this everyday! The hash browns were perfectly crispy as per requested. The bacon was so yummy! Hubby loved his Strawberry Shortcake Pancakes. Ashly our server was very attentive and friendly. The food came out super fast and exactly how we ordered it. Lots of booth seating and a fun atmosphere! We will definitely be back and bring friends and family.

Food: The cafe had a lot of freshly baked pastries during the morning rush. They also had freshly…read moremade breakfast tacos available from a local business heating up under a heat lamp. Service: The staff were friendly and quick. The turmeric latte was delicious! Ambiance: Plenty of tables available to lounge and work at. They also had an outdoor patio it looks like. Parking: Free parking out front and behind.

Really nice spot in downtown Round Rock. It's a bit cramped between both the inside and outside, so…read moreit might not be the greatest place to sit for a while, but the location is nice and convenient if you're there for other reasons. The coffee was ok, the specialty lattes are interesting, and there's decaf options as well. And the servers are more than wiling to adjust/customize some of the options based on requests, even if they aren't spelled out on the menu. The food options are intriguing too. Tacos, samosas, various pastries, and stuffed cookies? Very cool.

Went to Unicornverse Bakery & Cafe after reading reviews saying the customer service wasn't great,…read moreso I was honestly a little reluctant at first. But I'm really glad I still gave it a chance because my experience was the complete opposite. The service was warm and welcoming, and everything we got both looked and tasted amazing. I had the veggie omelet with mushrooms and spinach, plus an ube muffin and a chai macaron -- and the fact that everything was fully plant-based made it even better. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxing, and overall it ended up being such a pleasant experience. Definitely glad I didn't let the reviews stop me from trying it for myself.

Maybe they were having an off day because I only saw one other review about the wait time... don't…read morecome here if you are in any sort of hurry. We were exited to take my niece to the 'unicorn place' and support a plant based shop. It was super cute and she was excited about the decor and unicorns. Came a little after 9am on a Friday, it was maybe half full, but it took about 40 minutes to get two lemon tofu toasts. I was patient until my niece was getting antsy, she finished her pastry, we both finished our mediocre coffees, still no toast... I checked and the Apple Pay time stamp went through more than 30 minutes prior. I asked staff if our toast was still coming and they replied rudely like I was being a jerk to even ask. Pagers for food when they went off were obnoxious beeping. Just give people a table number and carry it out to them. Maybe they have one little toaster and person in the back? That said once the food came, the tofu was DELICIOUS, and a large portion. We could have split it. Croissant was unimpressive as was their chocolate croissant. Macarons were tasty, but not with the signature chew that ones made with egg whites would have. $$ Two plain lattes, two lemon toasts, a chocolate croissant and 6 macarons with a $5 tip was $88. Pretty ridiculous, and I am used to California, Bay Area prices.