Only criticism is that I live too far away. We would be there ever day…read more Food was perfectly prepared by Anna. Service was top notch along with friendly interactive staff. Brittney is a excellent manager and customer interface.

My cafe cap experience was nothing short of simply delectable. The ambiance, speed of service,…read morecondiment variety, company at hand, people watching, friendly smells, and complimentary serving staff all compounded for a memorable and delightful culinary experience. As the first bite of gingerbread pancake entered into my mouth cavity, I felt my spirit as sending towards the great heavens above, and the maple syrup gently caressed my tongue for a beautiful marriage of flavors and spices. My only qualm is that I cannot have cafe cap every day. 10/10 lemon grabs

Magnolia Press was our first stop and entry point to the Magnolia Market while in Waco. The line…read morewas out the door, but moving fairly quickly, taking us about 10 minute from outside to the counter. They were controlling the line and crowds well. Magnolia Press is their house coffee shop serving up all the coffee house classic beverages and snacks. Beverages were all the basics with a few specialty drinks, both hot and cold. The food was standard breakfast sandwiches and pastries. Prices for everything were moderate, but expected. I went with an iced mocha and chocolate croissant, while my partner went with a breakfast croissant. The food came out a few minutes before the drink, so we munched on the goods while we waited for the coffee. The food was good and the drink was tasty. It hit the spot for sure! The flow can get a bit backed up depending on how busy the baristas are...and they were busy! We waited a longer time after ordering than we did in line to order, but neither wait was egregiously long. Once we got the coffee, we made our way outside to the courtyard. We passed the small, but cute dining room. The space is gorgeous, perfect coffee house and Magnolia vibes. Overall, great entry point to the market. Lovely vibes and decent coffee!

Woo-Wee do they make good coffee. I LOVE THE FROZEN LATTE SO…read moreMUCH I WANNA MARRY IT! I kid you not. Coffee, milk, and sweetener blended to perfection. Know what else is good? The iced marshmallow latte!! It's got vanilla and caramel in it too. Holy caffeine, I love me some Magnolia Press. They have a nice selection of pastries as well.

Great coffee Great staff in food area…read more ( sandwiches from fridge--and absolute surprise!) Book-side of the biz clearly love being there! Atmosphere is organically academically focused and deliberate. An informal, local group gathering was great to see.

Pretty cool place. Lots of books and the atmosphere is cozy. I really loved the children area…read more There are places to work on your laptop or just relax and read. You can also purchase a cup of coffee. Really cool, relaxing place.

Chef Mike introduced himself & is such a great guy! The mission to impact the community is…read morewonderful. Breakfast tacos are on point! The vibe is welcoming and warm. Great place overall.

Food was great! Diane was so kind. The kitchen staff was…read morepretty wild with their bell, so be ready for a show!

Great location, ample parking. Good menu selection. Coffee was really good. Pasties VERY GOOD.read more

My boyfriend and I have eaten here twice on our visits to Waco and the food has been good…read more Three-stars to me is good. Not extraordinary but good and that means I'll be a repeat customer. We've shared breakfast on both visits. The first time we had The Olive Branch Breakfast which is three eggs (we had scrambled), biscuit (you can get toast or biscuit), bacon, hashbrowns, and house made sausage. That's A LOT of food and you can see why we shared it. Our second visit we shared a jalapeño popper omelette and wheat toast. We also added a side of bacon. We were satisfied and happy with the service as well. We will return.

It was decent. Four…read moreof us, on our way to Galveston, stopped at Kim's in Waco for lunch. The place is decorated in fun 50s - 80s decor. It's very much a diner. We got seated right away around 1:30 pm on a Friday. There appeared to be only two servers covering the entire room but they did a pretty good job of it. Our waiter, a young man was quite pleasant and knowledgeable. He used an electronic order taking device and was able to customize anything we asked for, right in the device. Three of us ordered shakes. My friend loves Coconut Cream Pie, which they have and she was considering a shake. I suggested she ask our server if he could make her a Coconut Cream Pie shake with vanilla ice cream. Sure enough, he did it and it was quite tasty. For lunch, we ordered as follows: - Patty Melt with Tots (shared by my wife and I) - Kids Finger Basket with 1 Chicken and 1 Steak finger and tots - Steak Finger Basket with Tots The food was very diner diner-like (fried or flat top grilled) and it was tasty. This was a decent and fun lunch and we'd stop here again.

Traditional diner feel with a straightforward menu centered on classic items. Lunch featured a…read moreburger and tots, very good and reliably traditional. For dessert, Apple pie with ice cream -- good and reliable. Lemon meringue pie -- disappointing despite a well-executed meringue; crust crumbly; texture and taste didn't quite align, with a subtle metallic lemon note. After two bites, not appealing enough to finish. If you're after traditional diner food, Kim's delivers on core items. Dessert may be hit-or-miss.

Still visit every time I go to Waco, BLT is AMAZING!!! They have so many specialty items it's…read morereally hard to choose what you'll eat!

The food was slightly above average but expensive for what you get. The service was good, staff…read morechecking up at all times. However the AC wasnt working well so it was hot and stuffy inside. Has the vibe of an old town diner. Overall its alright, would choose elsewhere unless youre in a rush and near campus.

Great service, food and ambiance. Went in with my mom and boyfriend and we had the Thai chili…read moremeatballs and poblano bisque as an appetizer, and streak and frites, Dan Dan noodles, balsamic chicken for entrees. Everything was amazing, we couldn't rave about it enough amongst eachother. Service was excellent. Will be back next time we visit!

First visit was a bit disappointing. I had the lunch Caesar salad with salmon. The description says…read moreit was to come with "elevated" croutons, but, there were none. And when I asked about it, I was told, they probably ran out. Croutons are inexpensive, you should never run out. And, sadly, the salmon was over done. The waitress was did a nice job taking care of us. She did offer a discount for my part of our lunch. The space itself has a nice ambience, but it is a little expansive. My husband thought they should somehow scale it down maybe with a few more booths.

Food was delicious! Service was amazing! I definitely recommend trying la madelein.....read more

I tend to stop here to grab dessert. Always a good selection to choose from. Sometimes service is a…read morelittle slower than I'd like but I use that time to drool over the sweet treats in the case making my selection. I like the different rooms to choose from for dining. It's a different feel than my local la Madeleine and others I visit have. Guess it's due to this previously being a Mimi's.

After my first bite into the strawberry cupcake, I knew I'd been incorrect in lowering my…read morestandards. Since Magnolia is such a brand, they could easily get away with fairly middling goods, but it's nice to know that whomever is in charge of desserts is a Type A kind of person who shall not abide crummy treats. My giant cupcake was the kind of good where I kept nibbling from it all day long, and the next day, I was sad that I hadn't bought another. The friend I was with had gotten a cupcake, and even though she isn't usually into cupcakes, she said this convinced her otherwise.

Depending on what side you venture in or out of Magnolia, you are bound to run into the line…read morewaiting to get into Silos Baking, and you should go ahead and hop in line! We swung by on our way of Magnolia and the perfect little goodbye treats for us to pick up. First, the smell is absolutely amazing and draws you! Fresh everything being baked up on site with most of the goods on display. I was a bit unsure what to get when we walked in because of all the delicious options, but then I saw the homemade oatmeal cookie pie and that was it! My partner got the blueberry crumble muffin, not as exciting or tasty, but it was good! However the oatmeal cookie pie was scrumptious! The cookies were soft, yet firm and not crumbly while the filling was thick, light and smooth. So good! Service here, like all outlets at Magnolia, was top notch. They were hustling, but still found time to be cheerful and helpful! Overall, definitely not to be missed when visiting the Silos. You won't regret it!