Average yogurt spot. Originally tart can be more tart IMO. There's some board games and things…read moreinside. Yogurt came out to 9 ish dollars. Brownie bits are solid.

We bring the family to the yogurt experience often, and always have delicious yogurt and a family,…read morefriendly atmosphere. They have CATERED a few events that I have been to and it was great! Also, I love that the yogurt experience gives back to the community that they serve. Support local when you can!

Wow, this place is amazing! We have been meaning to come here for months. Now I am mad that I could…read morehave been enjoying the best ice cream in round rock for a while now! The ladies at the counter are so sweet and helpful too! Great take home stuff also! Like a kid in an ice cream store!

Lovely shop/cool decor with very kind people :) my fav popsicle is the mango chamoy one, but there…read moreare endless options that go far beyond the paletas

We stopped in here for some ice cream. The store was clean and easy to navigate and the employee…read morelet us try a few samples before we chose our ice cream. I had the pecan ice cream, which was really creamy and smooth. I did like the coconut sample so I might get that next time. It's in a small strip mall so it might be easy to miss but I'm glad we found it.

We love this place for their homemade ice cream bars. So many flavors to choose from! Friendly and…read moreaffordable. Worth the drive for us.

I never knew this place existed until recently and checked it out. They're located in the corner of…read morethe plaza, and can be easy to miss. There's a large shared parking lot, though there's a steep incline going up to and down from the lot from the street. Walking in, we were immediately greeted and self-identified as first-time visitors. We were given a quick tour of the place, where they made their chocolate by hand and their current selections of chocolate bars, toffee barks, and truffles. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to try the different intensities of chocolate bits they had available as samples. Ranging from 50% to 100%, my personal favorite was the 90%. We ended up getting 2 mint truffles, 2 coffee truffles, and a small bag of toffee bark for $16 + tax. They don't taste too bad with a glass of wine we had later that day, though they weren't our favorite chocolates. Overall, this chocolate factory is still worth a stop in to check out the chocolate making process, by which they still use direct-sourced cocao beans from Ecuador. They are under new ownership, yet they plan to begin offering wine pairings and couples nights in Summer 2026.

Their hours say open to 8pm on Saturday. I came by around 7pm and they were closed. I even called…read moretheir phone number. This was out of the way for me. So I was disappointed but I just learned about them and was hoping to try their chocolates. I hope they are open the next time I come. I'll try to get there earlier in the afternoon. Please update your store hours.

Amazingly delicious! Highly Recommend! A+…read more Stopped in for pie and ice cream while shopping Georgetown. What a delight!

Omg omg omg! You must try Lulu's Pie Shoppe in Georgetown's town square. Have you ever been…read moreeating a dessert that was sooooooooooo good you can't wait to eat it again? That happened to me yesterday. I bought cherry bourbon pie (one of the most popular pots) that I shared with my friend. I'n addition, I bought a chocolate scone for Sunday morning breakfast. The cherry pie was robust with a flaky buttery crust...so addicting. The scone was the best scone I've ever eaten. Most scones are hard and this one was not. It was soft and exploding with chocolate...in every bite, By the time we got to the bakery shop, all cookies were all sold out...probably due to the Red Poppy festival. There were still customers flowing in. Overall, happy environment....

Got the dark chocolate and Oreo from this establishment. Would recommend the dark chocolate rather…read morethan the Oreo. More cream than cookie. I did not really like the gummy-ness of the ice cream, but that's just my preference. Everyone was every nice and attentive. The tables were clean and sitting outside when the sun went down was pleasant, if it wasn't for the cars in the background. Also don't get the complimentary water if you don't like the taste of tap water. I would have liked some ice cold tap water instead. Follow me for trying other ice creams in the Austin-round rock area.

It didn't disappoint at all! I got the grape koolaid and the vegan Mexican vanilla mixed. It has…read morebecome one of my favorite treats. Everyone was so nice and I love the way the store is set up.

I came to this cute food truck when I was in Leander over the weekend. I was given a coupon by the…read moretruck owner for a BOGO (and who doesn't love that)! I elected to get a dity soda. For folks who don't know, a dirty soda is a drink consisting of soda "spiked" with cream and flavored syrups or fruit juices. I elected to go with the Rhode Island Red! This drink is a mixture of Dr. Pepper, cherry, and chocolate syrup. This sweet drink tastes like similar to a cherry cordial. This drink was a great way to kick off an overcast Saturday, and it put a little pep in my step with a jolt of caffeine. #supportlocal

I stopped by for lunch this afternoon at Sip n Chip's new spot in Liberty Hill, and so very…read moregrateful I can visit them on the regular for a Friday afternoon treat. It's the perfect way to start the weekend! So glad we have a dirty soda place in central Texas. The owners/staff really care about your order, they make great suggestions, and they will follow up after that first sip to confirm it is how you like it.

Pretty good options, cute atmosphere. I think they were short staffed so our treats were slightly…read moredelayed, but not by a whole lot.

We stopped in for some ice cream and my favorite was the fresa con crema and the pecan. The store…read moreis a bit small but we had good service and the tables were clean.