I have seen so many Instagram posts about this viral Texas sized cinnamon roll. On Saturday they…read morehad a parade and festival going on in Boerne. I decided to go pick up one. Reviews say that the line is long and sometimes they run out. I am not sure if everyone was watching the parade I got lucky. There was not even a wait time. Everyone was so friendly! I took my order enjoyed looking at it and comparing it to the size of my head lol. Then I went asking how can I heat it up. I wanted it for Father's Day my dad loves cinnamon rolls. Turned out the one given to me is heated and the frosting makes it not good to be reheated. They did not hesitate to grab another one and give it to me. I offered to pay for it.... Nope! You take it and enjoy! I didn't touch the other one and I tried to give it back. Nope! Both are yours! There was a customer an older man I gave it to him. They didn't even show any sign of annoyance from this whole event. I got nothing but smiles and welcomes! I heated it yesterday as suggested. The chef is very smart the way she rolls it. You would imagine a doughy taste in the middle from how huge it is. All I can say it is perfection! Each layer of it tasted better than the other! If you are a cinnamon lover you can even use it as a birthday cake this is how big it is for only $10

I simply had to try the monster Cinnamon roll while I was visiting family in the Boerne area…read more My sister and I had the advantage of being the first two in the door that morning. I guess the only surprise I had was being asked if I wanted to heat the roll to eat it now. I figured they would all be fresh at open, but who knows. They aren't cheap, but they are massive and worth the $$. If I hadn't been traveling, I'd have taken some of that gorgeous looking sourdough loaf off their hands as well.

Biscuits and gravy, coffee, fresh orange juice, cinnamon roll and strawberry cream cheese pastry…read morewere all fantastic. Will be returning.

Cute little store with home baked goods + coffee. It's a small space but with good stuff. Looks…read morelike it's ran by a family. Very kids friendly, beware of small kids running around. Coffee tasted great, latte! The sandwiches were simple and good. We'd be back when in the area!

Came to Boerne for an event and stopped into this small mom and pop breakfast diner located in the…read moreheart of downtown Boerne. Quiet little eatery, with a very old school feel. Black and white photos dot the walls of old Boerne. We partook of a variety of their breakfast options. Service was friendly and didn't hover. This is definitely a come eat and read the newspaper kind of vibe. For you Zellinnials, a newspaper was a mass produced newspaper that contained top stories, headline news of the day, sports scores, weather, etc.

I finally made it out to Boerne Grill. It's got that classic little mom-and-pop feel, which I…read morereminds me of a place I use to go with my dad when I was little. There was a line when I walked in--always a good sign. Most of the crowd was older folks and what looked like regulars just hanging out and enjoying breakfast. Not very welcoming but not a big dealbreaker. I honestly wasn't that hungry, which was kind of bad timing because the breakfast menu looked really good. Walking to my table and seeing everyone else's food definitely made me feel like I picked the wrong day not to be starving. I ended up just getting a caramel macchiato, and my niece and I shared a cinnamon roll. The baked goods seemed homemade, which is always nice. The macchiato was alright, and the cinnamon roll was pretty good. I'd come back for sure--just next time when I'm actually hungry enough to try a full breakfast.

Excellent homemade ice cream. Pure flavors, don't taste like fake flavoring or cheap sweetener…read more Extensive nostalgic candy selection Knowledgeable service

When coming here, ask to know the price before going to the register. Highway robbery at this…read morestore. I've been to candy shops before. Self-bagged candy is usually the same price per pound across the board but I didn't expect anything more than $5 - $8 per pound. With what little I had $70. My 3 were bagged items the rest were wrapped candy. I put back all the pre-packaged candy and still paid over $19. M&M - $27 per pound Chocolate candy - $17.95 per pound Regular sugar type candy - $10.75 per pound Pop Rocks over $3.95- Chocolate Bar $7.95 No wonder they didn't have prices on anything. People probably wouldn't buy it if they knew the price when looking. My sister went ahead and paid her $60 bill but considered putting candy back. I wasn't ashamed to put 3/4 back.

This was my first time eating from Pizza Volterra despite driving past it almost everyday…read more The food truck and retro-euro vibe it has is pretty cool and it looks great at night with the lights and deck seating area all perfectly positioned under an old tree. For my first order I went with the meatball sandwich because the pictures from previous reviewers looked pretty amazing. Although the wait was a little long, I have to say, it was well worth it! This is not your typical food truck. This is top-tier! The dough, sauce, cheese, and crumbled ground meatball were all amazing, it tasted and smelled like it came out of a wood fired brick oven from Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village. Texas is not typically known for its pizza, but that's only because people haven't tried Pizza Volterra. Due to the longer than normal wait time for the sandwich, the staff gave me a free beverage. I will definitely be back to try some more menu items!

fantastic tasting pizza! It is even thinner than a New York style pencil, and they provide scissors…read morefor you to cut the pizza, and the taste is absolutely wonderful However, the only thing I didn't like is that the pressed is so thin that it flops down and you can't hold it up to eat it... I couldn't even do the old New York style fold, and if it was just a little thicker it would be the best pizza I ever ate!

I've been coming here since they opened and outlasted another Mexican bakery that had opened about…read morethe same time just down the street. Always liked the cookies and pastries. Though prices were a little high ( the Boerne effect), they weren't unreasonable. The baker was always friendly and service was efficient. But things are changing starting with the surly cashier I encountered this morning. I got the distinct impression that she was either astride the red horse or just didn't like gringos. When I walked in today, I saw an Easter greeting sign announcing that like Jesus, prices were going to rise. They hadn't yet changed the price tags, but the increase in prices of 30-35% hits hard immediately. There are other bakeries in town, but no other Mexican bakeries so if you want Mexican specialties you are going to have to dig deeper. Maybe HEB has pan dulce and empanadas...

Every time I go in they are so nice and welcoming! If you're from the valley this is the closest…read morepan dulce you can get around here! They have a good variety of sweet bread to choose from and it's always delicious! I recommend the pig sweet bread, Mexican wedding cookies (the fingers) and the strawberry coconut flake ball! But you can't go wrong with anything!