Friendly staff Well stocked…read moreClean Competitively priced definitely cheaper than that other place in town. Now they have 10% off on Fridays!! Yay!!

If headed to the Brazos and forgot your adult beverages this is a good place to stop. Have a good…read moreselection of beer, wine and liquor. Prices are not bad either. CHEERS!!!!

Don't bother going. The road is one mile of major potholes. The winery is a dump. We just turned…read morearound and left.

Very friendly and welcoming. Far out and off the beaten…read morepath but there are great signs to get to where you're going. Quaint and relaxing. Get to taste wine, outgoing customer service and great experience.

Headed to Red Caboose for the second winery of the day. Make sure you know which one you are going…read moreto. They have a tasting room that's open daily - this is the actual vineyard that is open on Saturdays. We arrived and thought the place was maybe closed. The dog (buddy - good luck finding your dad) greeted us. We stood around in the "shop" area for 2-3 minutes before we started to look for someone. The actual "tasting" bar is down near the outside patio. We found the hostess and were the only ones there. $15 for 6 tastes (we got 7 since another club member bottle had been opened previously). Pours are on the light side. The wines are generally dry red, but some sweet options are available. The hostess was fine - but was rather dry/dull. We ended up purchasing a bottle and sipping a glass outside on the patio. The view is quite nice and it's relaxing. A few other guests arrived after we finished our tasting - but it was far from busy (we drove by the other location on our way and it was full). A good winery stop for the day - bring some snacks and grab a bottle to hang out on the patio.

Fantastic! Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable, the wine was great and the atmosphere even…read morebetter. Taste 7 wines for $10, can't beat it. So much fun!

We had a fantastic time at Juniper Cove Winery this past Friday! Huge thanks a gratitude to Vicky…read morefor being incredibly friendly and making our girl time so special. It was me, my Mom, my sister, my Aunt and my sister-in-law. The wine was so delicious and Vicky was so knowledgeable, we loved hearing everything she had to say about each one. 4 of us did a tasting while one of us had a glass of wine, and we all walked away with 3+ bottles each! My parents live in White Bluff and we will surely be back to visit!

Experienced Juniper Cove for the first time this weekend at Texas Winos Festival. I am typically a…read moredry wine drinker, but their Margarita Moscato mixed with Peachy Keen was delicious and reminded me of cool refreshment on a hot, sunny day! I bought several bottles of each!

Our daughter was visiting and wanted to check this place out. We all enjoyed our drinks on the…read morescreened patio. The pizza was delicious....who knew?! So far, it was the best pizza we've had in Cleburne. Service was great.

pizza is trash.. like strait digiorno pizza for $20 for a pepperoni pizza insane. $1 for a tiny…read morething of ranch.. 8pm on a Saturday and not a soul in sight. staff was friendly though.

WOW! Talk about mark up! These prices aren't even reasonable. I walked right back out immediately.read more

Quality place. Excellent friendly service but I wish they would have sold me the tequila hat. They…read moredidn't even card! Prices reasonable.

really great ambience, decorated like an old 1920s speakeasy. Great drinks. Pizza truck outside…read more Dog friendly inside and outside. There's even like a little area that you can sit on the couch and watch TV. Live music every Friday and Saturday night. I stopped here on my way to Houston from Fort Worth one weekend with the dog and the cat! I put the cat in his crate on the patio and I tied up the dog. They enjoyed it. There's only one little table with an umbrella though.

Well, this is the place to stop at for a great drink and the whiskey is too perfection.. If you're…read moredriving through town, this location has great a great feel of old western style. The atmosphere is great.. The staff is very helpful. The place is clean. If you're coming through town through Hillsboro, TEXAS. This is the water the water hole. Wish I could take photos of the location. Only had time just time for two drinks. What great place and historic. If you have time. This is location is it's a diamond. I recommend this location..

Stepping into The Milford Country Store in Milford Texas feels less like entering a convenience…read morestore and more like crossing a threshold into a bygone era. Milford itself is a whisper of a town, its main street lined with boarded-up storefronts and weeds claiming cracked sidewalks. In this landscape of quiet decay, The Milford Country Store stands as a stubborn, flickering flame. From the outside, it's nothing remarkable: a faded, sun-bleached sign that probably hasn't been updated since the 80s, and a perpetually dusty parking lot. But push open the door, and you're immediately hit with the familiar, comforting scent of stale coffee, old newspaper, and something vaguely sweet from the candy aisle. The selection, understandably, isn't vast. You won't find artisanal kombucha or a wide array of craft beers here. Instead, the shelves are stocked with the staples: rows of off-brand chips, a modest cooler of sodas and lukewarm beer, and a surprisingly well-maintained display of tobacco products. There's a single, slow-churning coffee machine that dispenses a brew that's more about caffeine delivery than flavor. What The Milford Country Store lacks in modern amenities, it makes up for in atmosphere, some level as a payment of homage to the past. This isn't just a place to grab a soda; it's the town's de facto community center, its last bastion of public interaction. You'll see a few grizzled farmers picking up their morning coffee, a couple of teenagers lingering over candy, and perhaps an elderly couple exchanging quiet words. It's where rumors are born and confirmed, where the few remaining residents exchange news, and where, for a brief moment, the silence of Milford is broken by the gentle hum of the refrigerator and the clinking of change. The prices are a little higher than a big-box store, but you're not just paying for the goods; you're paying for the convenience, the familiarity, and the unspoken acknowledgment that this place, against all odds, is still here. Is The Milford Country Store going to win any awards for its gourmet offerings or sparkling cleanliness? Absolutely not. But in a town that's slowly fading from the map, it's more than just a convenience store. It's a vital, if humble, lifeline. It's a testament to resilience, a quiet monument to what remains, and a poignant reminder of what once was. For anyone passing through Milford, The Milford Country Store isn't just a place to pull over; it's a window into the soul of a dying town, still stubbornly clinging to life.

Bought a hamburger and fries from here and it was really really good!…read more Place has nice restroom Lots of dinks to choose from Very friendly