Well first of disappointed in they are working on the Texas White House. But you can still drive the ranch and see a lot. If I could make a suggestion to the site. Why couldn't use a short distance AM radio station broad cast be available to listen to and tell about the seens circumstance. In could play and explain as you moved thru the park. The National Park ranger we met at the school, was a delight to talk to.

You can easily spend at least half a day or more exploring the park. The ranch is huge and has lots to see as well as some walking trails. If you like bike riding you can bring a bike and helmet to go on a bike tour in the morning. LBJ's childhood home is in town about 14 miles away and they do tours every couple of hours. There are also movies you can watch in the visitors center. Plenty of places to sit and clean bathrooms are all around the park. Don't forget to bring your National Park passport so you can get it stamped. The Texas White House is currently closed for construction.

Very nice state park with “live farm”. Demonstration farm is from early 1800’s. Has all the buildings, animals, and equipment to help you understand how the farmers lived back then. Also have long horn cows, and bison to see. About 2 miles of walking trails connect all the areas of the park. Dogs allowed on leash but not allowed inside any buildings.

We had an awesome time... If you are going to be in there area.. You have to go see this state park... Well until next time signing off Two Peas

Lots of momentos and pictures of our President and Lady Bird. Park store has unique items for sale. Lots of wild flowers.

Very nice grounds and they have a Junior Range program and BARK RANGE for dogs. I took my dog to become a ranger.

Lyndon B. Johnson State Park & Historic Site is an incredible stop! Not only can you explore President LBJ’s life and legacy, but you also get to experience a working living history farm that brings the early 1900s to life. It’s a perfect blend of Texas history and Hill Country charm. When visiting Fredericksburg, this place is a must. You can easily spend half a day here, then head over to the LBJ National Historical Park right next door. Highly recommend! 🇺🇸🌾 #TexasHistory #LBJPark

Wonderful free experience I just wish there were more people visibly living and working there. The few people we did see where hosting and talking with school kids. It would have been nice if there had been a few others available to everyone to help us feel immersed in the experience. I'm still grateful it's free and informative about LBJ and his life. We'll done

This place is cool! This place was an audible from visiting another place and it did not disappoint and I'm glad we stopped here! I'm a history buff so to see how early Settlers lived all the way from growing crops, raising animals, and cooking was cool and to be able to pet the baby cow and other animals (if they walk up to you of course) was a great experience I wasn't expecting. The park isn't as big as I thought it would be but still I have no complaints. I would definitely take my family here again. And bring my little cousins next time.

I stopped by hoping to show some animals to my young child, but ended up having a wonderful time myself! The staff were dressed in period clothing and were demonstrating traditional skills like spinning cotton into yarn, making cheese, and working on the farm—it truly felt like stepping back in time. We also spotted some wildlife, including a beautiful cardinal! I’m amazed that there’s no admission fee—such great quality and experience for free!

The people there, were so nice. Loving to share stories, ideas, how to, explaining. The house and facilities are showing life on the farm, in 1900's. Pay attention to the thickness of the walls, magazines of Sears and Roebuck house purchases. High ceilings, transoms over the doors, no plumbing or electricity, check out porch and breezeway ceilings, (no bees nests or spiders, how is that possible you ask, sky blue paint color). Check out two seater outhouse. I could tell that the period dressed reinactors loved their work and enjoyed sharing. Make sure you check out the chandler that lowers and raises in complete balance. These kinds of actual museum type examples will probably be gone in 50 years. It seems like people don't really care about our pass anymore.

An amazing tree lighting at the farm. The staff goes all out to make it an unbelievable era(1918) appropriate experience. Everyday is a trip back in time.

We had a great time visiting the farm. The Rangers were so thoughtful and answered a bunch of our questions.

This is a great place to bring kids and learn our local history. The hosts have a lot of knowledge to share about the farm life 100 years ago. You can spend 2 hours here, including the visitors center museum and shop.

A favorite stop! After stopping at several places for peaches when leaving Fredericksburg this shop was a great find. Lots of free tasting and many kinds of vegetables, nuts and canned preserves. Homemade ice cream too! And the people were so nice, unlike other places we stopped.

Absolutely delicious fresh fruit. They have wine made with their peaches. Lots of salsa and jams etc. Really really sweet young ladies working there. Love Fredericksburg peaches!!

We stopped on the way to Fredericksburg out of pure guess work to try peach ice cream and turned out to be a good experience. The quantity is good. Word of caution before visiting, if you want to buy peaches, the season is from May-September, But you can buy fresh pears,tomato,cucumber, Jam and pickle farm fresh here. Closed on Tuesday and Wednesday but open on weekends.HappyVisiting.

The peach, and peach crisp are so good! Friendly staff. Fresh veggies and peaches. Cute store 💜

We walked out satisfied. They have available tasting of their products, but I would use other than salted crackers, because you can't taste the jams, honey etc over the salt. Would probably buy more but wasn't sure about the taste. They also have a big shelf of pickled products such as pickles, jalapenos and quail eggs. The peaches weren't in the best shape but we planned to eat them soon after so a couple bruised ones wasn't an issue. We are yet to try the peach wine. It sounded interesting.

$20 for 10 peaches is pretty high, but maybe understandable if your product is certified organic, family owned, and locally grown. These peaches were from Colorado. That defeats the purpose of buying peaches in Fredericksburg entirely. The 2 boxes actually grown at the local farm were pretty rough looking. It was end of season, so that's understandable, but there was no discount. They don't let you touch the peaches or pick them out like you would at a farmers market or grocery store. One rolled off the crate and it was clear they had arranged them to hide deformities and stacked them so that the smaller ones were hidden. It's not a big deal if you don't have much left- but don't be deceptive about your product. 1 star for slimy sales tactics and rude staff. Local places should sell local and show southern hospitality.

Love this place . Meant to get more pictures. Peaches are out. Peach wine, peach preserves, peach vinigers, peach ice cream, and on and on

Great place! Charming people locally owned have visited several times. There is lots of variety, and you get to try samples before you buy out the entire store!

Small and assuming. For starters this place smells great. Our group got an opportunity to sample the various chocolate and watch a brief slide show on cacao. The karma chocolate is my favorite. It’s a toffee with a nuts. I also purchased loose leaf tea. The tea was just ok. It’s very pretty so I expected more body/boldness/ taste in the tea. For $7.99 the bags of tea can make about 30 cups which makes it a bargain. But overall I’m pleased with my purchases. They accept cash, cards and Apple Pay.

The chocolate tasting was great!! I wish all stores had a taste test before we purchase so I'll know exactly what I want and enjoy at home. Nothing worse than buying an expensive treat only to discover it does not suit your pallette.

They got some really great chocolates . And very friendly staff. Would recommend to everyone .

Well worth the stop or even a detour! The attendant was very knowledgeable, courteous and entertaining. The chocolate was incredible! 💖💥💖💥💖 and I have already recommended the place to multiple friends, mainly cuz I don't want to share my chocolate. Go get your own! LOL

The super friendly lady told us the story of chocolate. The chocolates are the best that I have ever tasted. We bought the orange one, it was delicious, the white and 73% dark chocolate were both very good. I loved the site.

If you like chocolate a little, you will most likely love chocolate after stopping here! There is a taste of chocolate for just about everyone. Great flavors in just the right amount in a package!

This charming and hip little wine tasting room in Stonewall TX is worth visiting. The space is bright, cool, and very well designed. Good thought was out into this layout to provide for a pleasant tasting experience. The proprietor is the usual server here and was so pleasant and professional to interact with. No pressure, just pleasure. The wines: we tasted 3 reds, 1 rose, and 1 white. The 2019 La Chicharra stood out among the reds (even this they were all quite enjoyable) for it a complexity and balance between notes of white pepper and oak along with various fruit. Pretty impressive. The rose was enjoyable, and the Lyrique, white, was very delicious and crisp, a perfect wine for the Texas summers or anytime. Stop into this winery if you get the chance. It won’t disappoint, and if it does, we’ll sometimes life is what we make it….

My wife and I did the wine tasting featuring the Cicada Cellars Red Wines. All of the tastings were really good, but the Mourvèdre and the Bourbon Barrel No. 3 were both exceptional. Excellent customer service and sommelier advice. Love this place and will definitely be back!

Great experience. We had a great time tasting the flights. Owner is very knowledgeable and sweet. Would definitely come here again- Just to try the wines we missed. Thank you Jeff!

We had a great time wine tasting and chatting with Jeff, one of the owners. We'd been meaning to stop by for a while and I'm really glad we finally did. Liked every wine we tasted.

Good winery on the way to Fredericksburg in Stonewall. Dry reds are excellent. Good service. Decent body and smooth finish on all vintages. Worth a stop!

We found this place while fueling up for the ride home. The exterior feels like you're walking into an art gallery. The interior is bright with a cicada theme. If you like quality wines I recommend you stop in for a wine tasting. They even have mini 6 packs to take home! The Garrison Brothers barrel aged wine hits the spot. The Mourvedre/Tannat/Merlot gets the lips and gums tingling in a good way. We will definitely return

My first time here and I truly enjoyed it and will definitely be coming back. One of the only wineries I've tried in the area so far where I've enjoyed multiple offerings from. Jeff was great and accommodating while providing awesome service and conversation. Try the Violeta Profunda Souzäo or Mourvedre or ask for a mixed frozen sangria/frose, they will not disappoint.

We happened into this place after getting some super disappointing peach ice creams at another place. The owner was super sweet and offered to let us taste their ice cream (a peach/strawberry blend). It was really yummy and my daughter loved it. My husband had the peach cobbler and said it was delicious. This is a great little family owned and operated place and you can just feel their love for it.

Great peaches, Freestone is our favorite. Gold has excellent baked goods and other items in its shop. The staff are the best!! Very kind, helpful, and friendly!!

Great peach ice cream, tea, bread and cobbler! We have been coming here for over 5 years! Definitely try the peach ice cream with the cobbler; you won’t be disappointed. There is limited seating and eating outside can get hot in the summer, so plan on eating in your car or taking it to go.

I've been going here since 2012 with my family, back when I was a little girl. I heard that this summer will be the last time it's open, so me and my family are going to visit it while we still can! I'm going to remember their cozy at-home atmosphere and the delicious peach pies, bread, and ice cream!! Thank you all for forming a part of my childhood!!

Going on year five of getting my yearly fix of peach soft serve ice cream! It’s definitely worth the 40 minute one way drive out there! They have the friendliest staff too!

Been visiting every summer for years. They have become a tradition. Heavenly aroma meets you at the door and their homemade soft serve NEVER disappoints! They would get 100 stars if I could.

This place is so charming. Very nice, good, friendly people. They were baking the cobbler right on the spot! Definitely worth the stop. 😊

WE HAD SO MUCH FUN! 10/10 experience. Our sommelier’s name was Taylor! Taylor was so attentive to us and so informative! You can tell he really loves his job and is passionate and knowledgeable about his job. Taylor needs to be recognized for his hard work! Thank you Taylor for giving us a great experience! Beautiful property, tasty wine, and affordable. Love supporting LOCAL!

A hidden gem. Good variety of locally grown grapes Wines. Some wines only available at Ab Astris. About a mile away from 290, so no road noice. Veronica is not only knowledgeable but passionate about her job. She's funny, approachable and tentative.

This was our first time trying this winery and we were pleased it was on the October Wine Passport this year. The wines are sophisticated and flavorful. The wine steward was highly knowledgeable about the wines and the history of the property. Definitely a must try for Texas wine fans interested in authentic family-owned wineries that are paving the way in this fast growing industry.

Another great winery! Beautiful setting among oak trees on property that was a part of the LBJ ranch. The wines are very solid, both whites and reds. We spent a Sunday afternoon sitting on the porch, sipping amazing wines, and enjoying great service by attentive staff. Highly recommend.

We so enjoyed our time at the winery this past weekend! Beautiful property, amazing wine and great staff. Taylor had great descriptions of all the wines - we would have bought a bottle of everything if we could have! Highly recommend.

Relaxing and beautiful setting- much better than the wineries right on 290. Worth the drive and Jill was very helpful.

My wife and I recently stumbled across this winery while doing the Lyndon B. Johnson Ranch tour, and we couldn't have been happier with our experience. They are very personable here, and the owner volunteered to bring us wines to do a tasting outside, even though they didn't have a tasting bar outdoors (we had our two dogs with us). He described in detail each wine to us, and even told us a bit about him and his wife's winery journey. The wines were amazing, the best we had our whole trip. Their red wines are fantastic! I would highly suggest visiting this winery if you want something off the beaten path, that is quiet and comfortable, and has wines that rival the best in Texas Hill Country!

My husband and I came after a long day in the sun swimming. I was worried that I would be under-dressed, but it was pretty casual, thank goodness. The food was so good and I’ve never had Thai food this fresh with a different range of spice and tangs. The tilapia was a bit salty, but spiced really well. We are huge Thai food enthusiasts, and my husband was so pleased and excited about the flavors and presentation, that when the chef came out to greet us mid-meal, he had to thank him and give him his props! Well done!

The food was delicious. I ordered the Udon with Crab and Shrimp, Wings and Firecracker Shrimp. The service was impeccable. Hannah did a great job tending to our table. Loved the atmosphere! We chose to sit outside for an early dinner. It was shaded, breezy and offered great live music. Highly recommend. Perfect location, food and ambiance to finish your day in the Hill Country after Wine tasting and touring the vineyards.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. This was the most disgusting Thai food I’ve ever tasted in my life. Everything was either burnt, ridiculously salty, or just plain nasty. It felt like they dumped the food in salt and forgot it was meant for humans. To make it worse, the waiters were insanely rude and acted like they were doing us a favor by even being there. We were starving and ended up with this garbage—honestly, it felt more like a punishment than a meal. Never coming back and wouldn’t recommend this place to my worst enemy.

Food was excellent and I would highly recommend. Nice atmosphere, indoor and outdoor seating options. They have 5 levels of spice, I like spicy but was warned that they do not mess around and choose level 2. It was plenty warm while still enjoying the flavors.

So sad to say goodbye to Hye Thai. We've been going every chance we can from since they were in Johnson City and have always had a great food and service

I love the fact that their spicy, is actually Thai spicy. Everything was fresh and delicious. The service was friendly and professional.

Wanted to like this place but the pad see ew was unbelievably salty. Tasted like the noodles were just drowned in soy sauce. The pad woon sen was also very salty but not as much. The servers were very nice though.

AMAZING food!! Best stop on the way out and completely worth it! From the size of the tacos to the flavor of the salsas! I think we just might take a whole trip back up here just to eat here again!

We are in Fredericksburg vacationing for our Anniversary. Food was freshly made & tasted delicious. They were very friendly and the day was perfect for eating outside.

Showed up right as they were opening and they were incredibly friendly even though they were still working on getting set up for the day. Breakfast tacos are some of the best I've ever had, and they're huge! Great price and value.

The BEST breakfast tacos in the area! We have not been by at lunch, but I am sure that they are equally as good! We look forward to it every time we are in the area!

After having a wonderful first experience here a month ago, we eagerly went back to have their breakfast tacos again. The first time, we ate on site at one of their lovely picnic tables. This time, my husband went there to order it to-go. After he got all the way back home, we opened our tacos and noticed they were missing ingredients. The foil was labeled on the outside that it contained these ingredients, yet we didn’t see them. He drove all the way back there where the lady was apologetic and offered to remake them. Once he got back, we noticed they were cold and overly loaded with the missing ingredient. One of the tacos had a bite out of it (which we took initially before realizing the missing ingredient). So, they did not remake them. My husband also said that when he showed her the tacos, she opened them up bare-handed to inspect them herself. This wasn’t a big deal though, since she said she’d remake them. How completely unsanitary that she touched them and just added the missing ingredient to the original taco, making it a soggy, cold mess. We threw them away. I called her to let her know and she exclaimed that she was never going to remake them, rather, just add the ingredients. Horrible experience and won’t be back to them or any of their other locations. Apparently, the attitudes run through many of the locations based on reading their other reviews.

The food was amazing. The only downside is it's a food truck. There's no covered areas to sit down and eat while they do have tables the sun's all over. I really do suggest it if you're on your way to Fredericksburg or Hyde Texas

Chilaquiles were outstanding. Huge portion that I ate for 2 days. Very nice folks

Great peach pie. Variety of fresh peaches in season. Peach ice cream was good, but soft serve. Would have preferred scooped ice cream with real peaches.

Amazing peaches, salsa and other Fredericksburg things. (Candles, jams, etc) so glad we stopped. They are open 9-5.

Closed on Sunday at 3:20. Times need to be updated with Google

Super friendly people. Peaches, pies, all kinds. :)

Wonderful Chef and great service and food...

Great peaches and peach ice cream.

The signage touted craft beers and local wine. There wasn't either.