This small-town Central Texas chain boasts outlets in all three places, dating back to the Fifties. Eat inside so the kids can play in the small arcade or order from the car. This relatively new spot on the historic town square is developing a following among antique shoppers, weekend visitors, and locals alike. The menu features soups, salads, sandwiches, daily specials, and scrumptious desserts.
Word is the ladies are branching into catering as well.
A few years have passed since Austinites Mary and Wayne Brown bought this limestone building that began life as a stagecoach stop in 1856 and housed everything from private homes to hotels to brothels before they refurbished it into a lovely bed and breakfast house. With the Browns' loving care and attention, the Verandas now proudly boasts a Texas Historical marker. The three suites elegantly decorated in period antiques are popular resting places for visitors to the Highland Lakes area. Austin Chronicle Corp. All rights reserved.