I stopped in for Valentine's Day and picked up carnitas with rice, beans, and tortillas, a fajita…read moreplatter with two kinds of rice and two kinds of beans, fresh guacamole, fresh salsa, extra tortillas, and their menudo (which comes with lime, cilantro, and chopped onions). I even grabbed a few pieces of their sweet bread to serve with strawberries and whipped cream. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and generous. The carnitas were tender and perfectly seasoned, the fajitas were juicy, and the menudo was exactly what you want, rich, comforting, and authentic. The guacamole and salsa are freshly made. Best part? All of that was under $50. The staff is always friendly and they recognize their regulars, which makes it feel like a true neighborhood spot. If you're looking for quality Mexican food without restaurant prices, this is your go to spot. Austin Yelp elite approved!

I like the prices and the amount of meat I got!! I ordered the two meat plate and I got double rice…read moreand beef fajita and barbacoa meats. I got a lot of corn tortillas and cilantro and onions with a whole cut up lime and that green sauce that is tasty!! The guys are really fast and efficient and very nice! It's a quaint place in the back of the supermarket! I will be coming back for sure!! :)

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.

TL;DR Good candy but expensive. I would recommend it otherwise…read more Small selection compared to the location on Airport (mostly chocolate and small stuffed animals). I haven't tried the non-chocolate candy as the selection doesn't look appealing to me. On my last visit, I unfortunately found out the hard way that prices skyrocketed, chocolates are sold prepackaged and not individually anymore. I got 1 bag of dark chocolate peanut clusters and dark chocolate raspberry truffles. Both taste great but the price... about $24. The workers are always nice and polite - no complaints there. The store itself is nice and neat but very quiet and normally empty - just an observation and not a criticism.

I have been going to this Lamme's location for decades and when I was in the Round Rock store…read morebuying Christmas candy back in December, they had completely removed all individual candy selection in the cases and in the jars. I was completely shocked. I've since learned that Williamson County Health Department made them stop selling individual candies. Why they did this now, I do not know. This has always been my go-to candy store for all occasions and I'm terribly sad that this store has changed it's format. Lamme's has a location on Airport Blvd that still sells candy by the piece, for anyone who is interested.

All the girls in this shop are so nice. We were running the Simon Mall Rewards booth directly…read moreacross the walkways from this store and they brought over some chocolate for us. I also went in a couple times and got various apples covered in caramel, chocolate and other chunky delicious stuff.... The store is small and cluttered and reminds me of the 90s when I lived in Colorado...

Love them! The nicest people, yummy everything especially the caramel apples! Consistent awesome…read moreservice, everyone in there is so happy!

Outstanding little hole in the wall establishment in a small strip mall in Liberty Hill. The pasta…read moredishes tasted similar to what we had when we visited Rome. Freshly made and with great care. Monica and the staff treated us very well and we will definitely return on our next visit to the Austin area.

The food is ok, and what you'd expect from a small-town Italian place that seems family run…read more The service has been abysmal EVERY time we gave them a chance. They are the only Italian place near us. And the ambiance is ok; they could darken and improve with music. (Personally, I prefer the old dark Italian places with nooks everywhere.) Unfortunately, three strikes and you're out. Hopefully a better place comes to LH otherwise we'll keep driving elsewhere...

You guys always make our events at the office something we look forward to. I can't tell you how…read moremany times I've wanted to slip out of work early but stayed because I wanted to try your Old-fashioned milkshake, Gelato and now my favorite Hand dipped ice cream. You guys have a great staff and you " Kill it " every time. Thank you! We'll be booking you again soon.

great business backed with heart and integrity. and the…read moregood people dont hurt! I think the Chocolate Cup is for sure one of those honest to goodness "austin start-ups" well done!