Beautiful place for a roadside pit stop. I visited on mid day Saturday. Nice landscaping and well…read moreoutfitted plant nursery. There's also a Tex-mex restaurant there and a host of other small businesses. Clean restrooms. Lots of outdoor seating. Looks like there is even a place for an outdoor concert venue if they host an event.

Community Gardens is an ever changing place lol there was a sports bar in there that we enjoyed but…read moreit is no longer there. We enjoy the Christmas market that they have every year. There's also a place there that sells plants and outdoor gardening needs, but they seemed a little pricey to me. I've never gone there to listen to any live music but would love to hear what that is like. It seems like one of those places that you're not exactly sure what it is!

I was hopeful that this would be a nice afternoon trip for my husband and I. The website advertised…read morea labyrinth, tearoom, and garden. When we arrived, there were a couple of people there buying plants, so we walked over to the labyrinth - it was overgrown with weeds. I looked for the tearoom and found a patio area with old slightly rusted chairs and a table or two. We gave up on this and walked around to look at some of the plants. We stayed about 10 minutes and left. Not worth the time.

I scheduled a visit to Bastrop Botanical Gardens to walk the labyrinth for my birthday. Dina was…read morevery easy to reach by phone (listed on the website), so scheduling was a breeze. She met me when I arrived, told me the beautiful story of the labyrinth, and then left me in privacy to walk the labyrinth in peace. I felt right at home and felt no need to rush which is essential for such a personal and meditative experience. Just a note: labyrinths are patterns that have been used in different cultural and spiritual settings around the world for thousands of years. You don't have to practice any particular religion to enjoy and benefit from this introspective experience. Dina has created this as a place of peace and healing for the community and has made the experience strictly donation based. I highly recommend this experience for anyone looking for a little respite from life's chaos!

I came out to look at a tree and was treated like I was buying 10! Thank you for the ride around…read morethe tree farm it was great fun! Such nice staff there I'll be back once I make up my mind! So many great looking trees to choose from! However no fruit trees. Thank you!!

Great customer service from the staff at Hope Valley Nursery. They took all the time I wanted to…read moreshow me the trees I was interested in and answered all my questions. They loaded everything into the truck and made sure everything was secured properly for the drive home.

We went looking for nematodes as a solution for the fire ants in our yard. They had them and more!…read moreAn unassuming front to the nursery, don't be fooled. The place is pretty big and they have a lot to offer. The staff is very knowledgeable and had answers to all my questions about which plants were best to xeriscaping our property in Bastrop. These are now our "go to" folks for our nursery needs!

This is a really interesting location off the highway between McKinney Roughs State Park and…read moredowntown Bastrop. It's a large open space that houses a sports bar restaurant,, a coffee shop (Cafe Aroma), a garden center, a live music venue, co-working space ... and perhaps other uses I'm not aware of. I have camped out here at the coffee shop for a couple days now to work. The coffee is not bad, and is mostly quiet and not super busy. They have gelato, smoothies and a small selection of baked goods. They also showcase locally made items like jewelry, soaps, clothing, etc., and they have seeds and plants for sale in the nursery. Overall, a neat space, and I am looking forward to coming back and trying out some of the other aspects.

Paid him good money to do our back yard. My husband didn't check his work and when I saw the next…read moreday-- OMG!!! I emailed David, texted him and showed him photos of all the areas he missed and cut corners on and no response. So disappointing, as we really wanted to give this job to him and not a large company... mistake on our part! Horrible job...

Hired Dcancio Landacape to take care of weeds in the front and backyard that had been neglected for…read morea couple years at my mother in laws. He came at the scheduled time, took care of everything, sprayed to prevent future weeds, and even cleaned up pigeon poop that had accumulated from a horrible pigeon infestation. He finished up by spraying down the patio areas and had them looking great. If he comes to Henderson I'll probably use him for my own house soon!

This place was amazingly good in all aspects, Me and Buddies came here for some work and found this…read moregem, had drinks that saved us from other drinks bcz other places weren't doing so great. Definitely recommend there burgers and fries that blew us all away. Definitely recommend this spot! Thank you store house! And I have never made a yelp review so this was well deserved.

I've been to Store House twice now and I can confidently say this is one of the better places I've…read moreeaten in Bastrop. My first visit was a couple weeks ago for dinner with my sister. I loved the whole experience. It's such a cute space and has that elevated feel without feeling overly fancy or uncomfortable. We started with the grilled focaccia and Watermelon on Fire, and both were excellent. The watermelon was one of those dishes that sounds a little questionable on paper but completely works once you taste it. Sweet, savory, a little spicy and really fresh. We also had the Texas quail, which was beautifully cooked and full of flavor. I had the blackberry bourbon cocktail and loved that too. What really stood out during dinner though was how personable the service was. We never felt rushed and our server actually engaged with us, which made an already good dinner feel even better. I went back this past Saturday for brunch with my sister, her husband and my fiancé. It was definitely a livelier experience with more people around, but still a really nice atmosphere for a Saturday brunch. The service was good and everything came out as expected, although it didn't have quite the same personal touch that I experienced during my first visit. Between the four of us we got to try quite a bit. The shrimp and grits were rich, buttery and seasoned really well. The smoky pork tostada was packed with flavor and the potatoes on the side were honestly some of my favorite bites on the table. The French toast and fried chicken was as good as it looked, with crispy chicken, fruit and just enough sweetness. The only thing I wasn't completely sold on was the biscuits and gravy. The gravy was brown, which threw me off because that's not what I normally expect from sausage gravy, and the biscuits were a little too dense for my preference. The flavor wasn't bad at all, it just wouldn't be my first choice the next time I go. Other than that, Store House has been a hit for me on both visits. The food feels thoughtful without trying too hard, the plates are beautiful, and the restaurant works just as well for a dinner with your sister as it does for brunch with a group. I'll definitely be back.