Things To Do
Round Top Coffee Shop
The town's beloved little coffee porch — and, by local consensus, the best breakfast tacos in the county. Opens 7:30 am daily
Mill Street Cafe
Bright, cozy spot for lattes, baked goods, and avocado toast in a garden setting. opens 7 am (closed Mon–Tue)
Royers Round Top Café
The iconic one. Community tables, big Texas comfort plates, and pies worth the drive. Reservations strongly recommended. Lunch & dinner, Wed–Sun
Round Top Brewing & Kitchen
Easygoing brewery a block o! Henkel Square — house beers, good wine, queso, and burgers, indoors or out.
Boon & Company
Brick-oven pizzas, chilaquiles, and a sweet Sunday brunch, with a little retail shop to browse after.
Lulu's (Round Top)
The dressed-up dinner — French-Italian plates, a gorgeous bar, and a wine cellar downstairs.
Prost On Block 29
Breezy outdoor wine bar with brick-oven pizza and charcuterie — a lovely way to wind down a day.
Duo Modern @ Market Hill
The most elevated meal around — art-filled room, great cocktails, a few minutes north of town.
Henkel Square Market
The heart of town — a cluster of boutiques, makers, and cafés around a leafy little square (and where we'll have welcome drinks!).
Market Hill
A stunning indoor market of European furniture, decor, jewelry, and clothing. Easy to lose an hour here. Open daily 10–5
Junk Gypsy Company
Part store, part destination — the Junk Gypsy sisters' famous shop on 237, with funky clothing, jewelry, and home finds, food trucks out front, and photo ops everywhere. Look for the giant crown. open daily 10–5 · just south of town, by the Wander Inn
Round Top Vintage Market
Booth after booth of vintage finds and home decor — the best year-round browse for treasure hunters.
Bader Ranch at Round Top European Antiques
A big, airy barn full of curated European antiques and art — a dreamy stroll even if you just look.
Blissful Folly Farm
A peaceful farm meadery and brewery with shade trees, roaming chickens, live music, and pizza. Bring quarters to feed the hens.