A nice place to stop by when you're on a road trip. Very casual/quaint cafe. Staff are very nice…read moreand they actually brought the food to us vs us going up to get it. Reminds me of Panera bread except local. The lunch specials are a STEAL - it comes with a drink and side salad or fruit salad. I thought the drink was going to be a small cup but it was HUGE. I wish the paninis had more substance but I loved the flavors (something about basil pesto that I really love too). Ingredients also tasted fresh and we didn't wait too long for it all to come out. If anyone needs to make a pit stop, I would recommend this place.

The food was great. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The combo special is a bit confusing...even…read morethough it says "any" panini only lunch panini available for special. Overall not a bad place to start the day off right. Cute Indoor/outdoor seating. A little wait for your order so don't expect to have a fast in and out. Be patient and you won't be disappointed.

On our way to our camping trip, we stumbled upon this unique coffee shop. As we stepped inside, I…read morewas immediately captivated by the intriguing decorations that filled the space. The open and tidy environment had plenty of seats, perfect for sipping coffee and enjoying our breakfast sandwich. While the coffee arrived promptly, we had to wait a bit for our egg and cheese biscuit, which I didn't mind at all because it gave me a chance to check out all the decorations. The customer service was neither rude nor friendly. There was no warm greeting, just a straightforward, "What can I get you?" The egg and cheese biscuit was quite good. It wasn't too heavy or doughy and it was a good size for its price. The coffee was a solid caffeine boost but nothing extraordinary. Besides the fun decor, what really made this place special was the price of an espresso shot - it's just .80 cents! I don't think you'll find anything like that anywhere else these days!

While in town we searched for the nearest coffee shop and we landed right to Frontier Rodeo Coffee…read moreon a Sunday morning. Upon walking in we were happy to see the inside was plenty large and smelled really good at breakfast time. Service was super attentive and the baristas were super helpful in helping us decide what to order. They made recommendations on iced speciality coffees before we ordered. I took them up on their recs and we got the Nutty Jerry which was a sweet but delicious hazelnut iced coffee. We also got the County Jail which was the perfect sweetness of sweet cream mixed with their house cold brew. Wooowee they were delicious and sweeeeet! We really enjoyed the coffee blends they use that are made in-house. This is real good coffee, y'all! I browsed the bagged coffee they had displayed and decided to bring home a 12oz bag of Saddle Bronc that lasted me a solid month of morning drinking at home. This is a medium roast and very impressionable for my palette. There is plenty of room here to read, get some work done, and catch up with friends and family here. The decor and seating areas were very welcoming. Thanks for the delicious coffee while we were visiting Columbus and for having such a great selection of bagged coffee (and Kcups!) to select to bring back home.

This place was a very sweet surprise in our outing in Shiner. I was in the mood for coffee while…read moremy mother wanted some ice cream. We were able to have both. The Americano I ordered was mediocre at best. The water was lukewarm, and there wasn't much taste. That may be fine for Small-Town America, but, for us coffee snobs, it's a poor attempt. Overall, we had a good experience, but there is plenty to improve upon. Check it out and form your own opinion.

The service was just fine quick and friendly. I personally did not like the coffee. It was very…read morebland and nothing really good about it. Tasted like watered down coffee. I like my coffee to taste like coffee with some sweetness. But the coffee just tasted plain. This was my second time trying and wouldn't do it again.

We stopped in because, well, it's not starbucks and it's located in beautiful converted historic…read morehome. The cashier/barista greeted is and told us she was at the rodeo late last night and still a bit out of it (it's 3pm). All we wanted were lattes and she seemed confused when I told her I prefer no foam. About 5 mins later she brought out the drinks. My son had a brown sugar sweet cream cold brew and loved it. My husband and I both ordered latte. They were double shots, he got whole milk and I got oat milk. Each "latte" was about 4oz including the shots and milk. The flavor of coffee was extremely mild. We love boutique coffee shops but unfortunately, we won't be returning to this one. It's barely a step above starbucks if that and more expensive.

Cute coffee shop with a variety of seating- great if you need to get work done. Staff was very…read morefriendly. I give it a 2-star though, because the coffee is way overpriced for what you get and there's a lack of attention. We talked with the gal at the counter about recommendations, and said we don't like syrups because they are too sweet. My husband ordered a cold brew and I ordered a large cappucino. What did we get? He took a sip of the cold brew and was shocked at how sweet it was, and she said "Isn't it good? We make it with a syrup." And my "large" cappucino was a teeny tea cup. Our 2 pastries and 2 coffees came to $22; I know the pastries were $4 each (and delicious), so the coffees were $14?! We like to support small local businesses, but that's just unrealistic pricing.

Such a cute little place right on Main Street…read more We came in for breakfast and were seated right away. Our waitress was super friendly and knowledgeable. I ordered a vanilla chai, and fresh orange juice. The chai was aromatic and delicious and the orange juice tasted amazing. We ordered a BLT, fried chicken with chorizo gravy, fried shrimp with string onions, and mashed potatoes with a Caesar salad, and a mango bowl. The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. The BLT and fried shrimp were fantastic. Such a cute place to come eat breakfast or lunch!

This place was absolutely amazing! It is right in the middle…read moreof San Antonio and Houston. The service was great, atmosphere was amazing, and the food was even better. We took our dog and they have a beautiful section in the back that is gated that you can sit out there and eat and it added so much to the atmosphere. They're breathing that they use for the chicken is remarkable and I also ended up getting their cheesecake and that was one of the top cheesecakes that I've had. 10/10 recommend. I will be doing a day trip just to come back here.

Meeting family from Houston we drove in from New Braunfels it was a perfect place to meet up. The…read morefood was very good. The staff worked well together from the front to the people in the back. This place had a nice vibe going.

While in the area, for work, I decided to stop in to Tillie's Cafe for an early lunch and to grab…read morean iced coffee. I found this spot on Yelp and was super pleased with the service, the selection, the strong WiFi, the decor, and the overall vibes here that was super welcoming. Parking was easy off the street and there was plenty of other storefronts to wander & window shop as I made my way to Tillie's. This whole area is great so anywhere you park is going to be close. For my coffee I really enjoyed the iced Golden Ticket coffee I got that included a caramel and a hazelnut flavor with a nice house made cream added to the top. It was so tasty! For food it was hard to choose. Everything from "brekkie", or breakfast, to lunch looked so good as listed on their menu. I ended up with one of their "Handhelds" of the Besto Pesto that included sliced turkey, homemade pesto (nut-free too!), mayo, and some delicious house made pickles. This sando came with a side of house made chips as well and was the portion for my lunch. Since I was driving back to Austin (an hour+ away) I decided to get through all of what was on my plate and not take any leftovers home but I could've!!! I really loved their decor and the long large and beautiful wooden community table they had near the back of the cafe. I saw a whole group of women (more than 6 of them!) gathered around, chatting, and having tea. I assumed they were locals because like them, I would be hanging out here all day with my laptop and/or friends all day if I could. Highly recommend coming in and checking out what you can find to have while here. From coffees, breakfast, lunch, and even refreshing tasty sparkling drinks you will find something you want to have and probably keep coming back for in the future. When I am in the area again, this will definitely be part of my plans in stopping into and eating at again.

Love all their food. Lunch burgers are great Their pigs and…read morekolaches are the best. All fresh and so good.

Worst Kolachs ever. Terrible tasted bread doe and fillings. I had the cherry and apricot kolaches…read moreand my wife (of Czech heritage) had the apple and poppy seed. The "home made" bread that they sold was so bad we through it away when we got home. Even the water tasted terrible.

This little coffee shop was a nice little reprieve for a good stop between San Antonio and Houston…read more We grab a matcha, a nice latte, and enjoy the outside area that has chairs and some games for the kiddos. The staff has always been friendly and warm.

The place is tucked off on a side street so don't miss it. You can get delicious ice cream and…read morecoffee anytime. The girl working was very nice and provided correct swift service. It has a nice yard to sit out in with yard art. Inside is a charming country theme.