Amazing hand made furniture. Lenard is such a great man to visit with. Really neat find on our day…read moretrip.

This was a fantastic stop, unplanned, but thanks to Yelp for the recommendation…read more First of all, admission is free. How, I don't know. It would be worth admission. It took about a solid hour to tour the exhibits. Parking in the area was free. There was a Bob Hope traveling exhibit that was wonderful. There's no coffee shop inside, but plenty in the area. There's employees were so friendly!

Check out this cool museum located downtown…read more It takes an hour or so to tour, if you read the placards. Much less if you breeze through. The history of the area is portrayed. I would definitely return here, the price is right!

I loved it there. Such beautiful people and the artwork was so realistic and gorgeous.read more

I absolutely LOVE the Texas landscapes Mr. Herd puts into his paintings and I have many, many of…read morehis prints hanging around my home. I always try to stop in and see his newest creations and purchase ones I don't yet have. Also, Mr. Herd is the sweetest, most talented man. I've often told him that if I could paint like him, I wouldn't talk to ANYONE! (because I'd be too good to rub elbows with the normal folk!) If you haven't been, it's worth the drive to Salado to check out his gallery!

The shop is great and all but the employees, not so much. Well one employee specifically. She's…read moreyoung but not that young looking. Anyways what happen was I came in wanting to take some pictures like they do in the movies and in thrift stores and I did and I accidentally drop a coat and she came out of nowhere like she was spying on me the whole time and says "please don't drop our stuff if you ain't going to buy especially if you are just here taking pictures." SHE SAID IT IN SUCH A RUDE b!tchy way and stuff. I apolgize twice and she gave a whatever look and when I looked back she kept staring at me. Like damn maybe I was going to buy stuff she don't know but she shouldn't have been so b!tchy about it.

Hubby and I were on the look out for a scythe, you know help step up our Halloween decor! And BOOM,…read morethere it was. This antique shop however it is really unique. Two houses that have additional sheds in the back. Each area has a "different" collectors that cares for it. The owner of this unique set up was super friendly. She even showed us part of her new stock that hasn't made it out the showroom floor. If you're looking for an authentic infant casket with crate for Halloween, she's got it. She even shared that a new collection was being added soon, vintage 1960's kitchenware. I'd really like to see how that turns out. They have tons on cool items, beautiful glassware, records, paintings, old windows and doors, stunning furniture and much more. After talking to her, if you don't want to 'run' a room she would be glad to help you sell pieces too. Neat store, if you're in the area you should stop by!

We drove by this store while looking for some other shops and the mural on the building drew us…read moreinside. They have a lot of Funko Pop and figures. They have a gaming room in the back as well. The employees were friendly and spoke to us about the Warhammer games and other things. I didn't find anything this time around but I'm sure avid Funko collectors would dig this place. Parking can be a bit hard to get close to the shop though.

Awesome store!!!!! If you haven't been you need to visit, hidden treasures for real. Love the…read moreplace, and owners are Awesome.

First time coming here , had such a good time , staff was such great service, very helpful, will…read moredefinitely return again for another project

My Stepmother and I went to the 'Pick Your Project' last night and made a couple of adorable…read moreChristmas decorations, but that wasn't the best part. Everything was organized and clean. Instructions were clear and helpful. And Mariah was absolutely fantastic! We have been to another location in the Austin area but will 100% be making the drive to Belton just to see her. By the time we left, my face hurt from smiling and laughing so hard. Thank you, Mariah, for and amazing experience, lord knows I needed it! We can't wait to come back.

The owners are very helpful and knowledgeable. They have a large selection of frames and glass. I…read morehave been a customer for several years and will continue coming here for all of my framing needs.

I really can't say yes or no at this point. I didn't use their service. The price was a high for…read moremy budget. They were very friendly and shared recommendations for other businesses.

YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2018 - PART 2: 51/100…read more Big bro was initially assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division before he was reassigned to the 4th Infantry Division (now relocated to Colorado Springs, CO.) (NOTE: He has since retired.) Whenever he has out-of-towners coming through, he always takes them to Fort Hood and never fails to make a stop at this museum. As many times as I've visited, I seem to get more and more educated about this Division. Displayed outside are different types of military transportation - land and air, both foreign and domestic. If you have some time to look around, I suggest reading up on the relics. The museum structure/building doesn't look like anything bangin' from the outside, but it's quite surprising how much articles and artifacts there are inside. Walking through and doing a bit of reading will inform you on the various steps its taken to transition from how it began to where they currently are. I still find it interesting. Admission is free, but you have the option of making a donation, if you so choose. A must-visit if you ever find yourself inside the base.

An excellent collection of vehicles and aircrafts from various wars in history. They have done an…read moreextremely good job on this collection. Outstanding for families just looking for something to do. An educational visit that took us down the memory lane. It was a very good walk. We had a superb afternoon. The museum is free.