I came in curious, I've seen posts from other yelpers talking about the Wylie Urban Farm&Market…read more Here it is , close to home, yet today was my first day visiting and checking it out. I love that I was able to meet the owner and get a chance to check this place out. I was told , weekends have pop up . I bought some fresh produce and my favorite snack food, kumquats. Seeing those took me back to when I was growing up. I would pick them off my grandpa's tree and snack on them. The ambiance was great. So nice to shop local.

Wylie Urban Farm and Market is a new business in Wylie offering local goodies such as soaps, tea,…read morebooks (from local authors), art, skin care, laundry detergent, crochet, meats (grass fed beef), bone broth, honey, produce (garlic, sprouts, kale), and jams. There were a handful of local pop-ups the weekend we visited: baked goodies, teas, green sprouts. The market was very well organized, and I felt like there was a nice variety available for purchase! Current hours as of Dec 2024: Monday- Tuesday: CLOSED Wednesday- Friday: 3-8 PM Saturday: 9- 8 PM Sunday: 11-4 PM

We had the pleasure of visiting this adorable family friendly farm in Rockwall this afternoon and…read morehad a great time! They were hosting and Easter themed event with egg hunts separated by appropriate age groups (our 4 and 2 year olds didn't feel rushed or left out), the Easter Bunny was also there to take photos (we stayed a friendly distance away LOL), spring florals, bluebonnets blooming along their large pond, petting zoo, and more! The price at the gate (note: they do not do advanced tickets) is $15 per person. I do think that's a bit steep, especially without offering discounted rates for little ones. I'm not sure if the vendors are always onsite but they had frozen lemonade and other food and drinks for sale during today's event. We didn't indulge but the line for lemonade seemed to run smoothly. Other offerings: pony rides at an addition cost (we passed on this), a gift shop, mini playground and bounce houses, and fair games. My kids actually enjoyed these festivities more than the egg hunt and the animals. According to Huddin's IG, they have around 250 animals on the farm! We got to feed the camels and goats. Beware, you are up close and personal with the animals. My husband had to handle all of the feeding because the ghosts jumped up on our kids which was a tad bit startling in the beginning. All of the staff members were really kind and made sure to man the gates for each animal section to keep everyone safe. Overall it was such an adorable experience and we're looking forward to visiting again.

Best kept secret in TX! I already want to go back!! Drove 2 hours from Ft worth and it was well…read moreworth the drive. Thank you for making an incredible trip even more amazing

Just Go (#19) In…read moreJuly 2016 from New Mexico we went East and explored a little bit of the Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Salt Flat TX. But my most memorable trip in The Lone Star State was during the Yelp Spring Break in San Antonio on May 2017. It was my 2nd YSB experience before Yelp discontinued them (not sure if they did permanently). Most of the events were centered in San Antonio. We held events in Downtown and the River Walk: * The Vistana - rooftop pool party * Food Tour that included samplings from Ocho (inside Hotel Havana), TacoLand Riverwalk, Paesanos Riverwalk, La Boulangerie, and Zinc Bistro & Wine Bar * Briscoe Western Art Museum - Dia de Los Muertos themed Fiesta for Cinco de Mayo * UYE at the Hard Rock Cafe * The St Anthony Hotel - masquerade ball * Hemisfair * UYE brunch at the Pigpen ... it was hott, hott, hott in San Antonio but we had so much fun! Everything's BIG in TEXAS! Our home away from home was at WorldMark New Braunfels. The unit had a maximum occupancy of 6. It was a freakin' house. LoL Between the YSBSA events we did a little exploring on our own: AT&T Center - Home of the San Antonio Spurs (at the time of our visit the Spurs were away playing Game 3 in Houston) San Antonio River Walk - iconic landmark The Alamo - historic! Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo Tower of the Americas Observation Deck / Chart House Animal World & Snake Farm Zoo Texas has a plethora of delish and famous foods, but the main two are Chili and BBQ. There's a first for everything... it was my first time having a kolache when we stopped at Shipley Donuts. Had Texas-style BBQ at Rudy's Country Store & BBQ in Selma and not too far from it we found a Boba Tea Lounge and got my boba fix ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Thank you, Great State of Texas! Review #2470

I've driven through Texas from West to East. It's huge! I have lots of cool Yelp Friends from Texas…read morethat keep me up to date on the attractions, food and so much more. There's so much to do and see in this state. It's such a diverse population there's plenty to enjoy. My favorite tourist destination is the Alamo. If I return to Texas I would go elsewhere. Until I can visit again I'll enjoying seeing this beautiful state on Yelp. I've seen enough of it by car! Next time I'll fly.

Who couldn't love this farm?!?! Very informative, great with our 1 1/2 yr old son who LOVED the…read morealpacas! one on one attention. There were kitties and chickens to pet too. What fun!

Fantastic alpaca experience. Kathy was a wonderful host-- we not only had a ton of fun making…read morealpaca wool products, but we learned SO MUCH about the animals and how unique they are. If you're looking for a relaxing, interesting and supremely pleasant activity, look no further. 10/10 recommend!

Absolutely gorgeous! This is a wedding and event venue, plant nursery, and cafe all in one. It's in…read morefar Rockwall (kind of in the middle of nowhere) but in my opinion a hidden gem like this is worth the drive. I got to visit during their Harry Potter pop up with butter beer coffee options and delicious pastries. It seems like the cafe changes themes consistently, so check out their social media for updates.

I have been wanting to check out Honey Locust Farms for a while. Since it was such a nice day, I…read moreventured out to grab a coffee and check out their nursery. Upon entering their cafe/ gift shop, I noticed they had a Stranger Things Theme. There were a few families that were enjoying the large sitting area with couches, tables and table games. They really spent a long time crafting this theme and I really enjoyed all of the themed touches. I ordered a "Plain Jane" ice coffee which was delicious. You could see small pieces of graham cracker that added a good flavor. They had some baked goods available in addition to soda. They also offered a coffee flight which is something I would order if I was spending time with friends. There was one barista which did a great job keeping up with orders and communicating with customers. Next, I ventured out to check out their event space. They had an indoor event space with a shaded outdoor space right next to it with a bar area as well. After checking out the event space I looked at their flower, herbs and small cactuses outside the cafe. They had a small selection but good quality plants for a modest price. I also checked out their selection of pots and various plants outside the event space in additional to looking at their selection of trees and shrubs. Honey Locust would be a place I'd come to get coffee with friends as well as watch for any events they might have with the community. The theming they do in the coffee shop is fun and definitely worth coming to check out with your friends or family. All age levels would enjoy time here.

Today we stopped at this little burger joint on the side of the road east of Walmart on Lucas Road…read more I have to say if you love a great burger and have not tried one from here, you are missing out. The people who work this stand are very friendly while taking your order. This is now my GoTo Place for a burger when we are in the area

Bookmarked for years but only had I chance to visit yesterday, after the rain... it's quite muddy…read morein the area but this is my chance to finally try this most talked about grass fed burgers in this area. We ordered the Cattleman with cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, & jalapeño. This burger is huge. Think about Whataburger but with better quality and much loaded ingredients. There was a couple of families waiting for their when I arrived but really didn't wait long for our order. I didn't mind the vibes while waiting for it. Fresh air, greeneries, like an actual farm on the side of the road. This is a must visit when you are trekking down this back roads.

Let me be brief That is real beef!…read moreNot the questionable kind, At fast food places you find. With your first delicious chew, You can almost heat the moo! So for a savory, genuine feed, To Wells you need to speed! cbpo8 cew

I've had a lot of burgers in my fifty-something years on the planet and this could have been the…read moreBEST burger yet!! The meat was so tender and juicy, the bacon was extra crispy and the side of peanut sauce was a deliciously unique touch! The service was fantastic as well. So glad I stopped by. Kudos, Wells Cattle Co.!!

Attended pie fest today and it was a BLAST! They have an amazing farm co-op that you can pick up…read morefresh ingredients from every week from local farms and vendors!! Absolutely stunning business model. I cannot wait to do more with Tate Farms and friends!!!

I have been to several events at Tate Farms. I've NEVER been disappointed! Everything flows…read moreperfectly, everyone has a good time, and sometimes I've even learned a thing or two (Treat Box Event)! The staff is constantly taking care of everything. They are so friendly and accomodating.