The Treehouse Cafe

A nice hidden gem! Awesome outdoor style decorations and the workers make this place feel like home. The plate might look small, but they are filling and delicious! They have tortoises and cats outside the place and they’re super cute and friendly!

The Treehouse Café is a rustic old house turned into a cozy little spot. The service was good, but the food was just okay — I tried the waffles, biscuit and gravy, and zucchini fries, and nothing really stood out. Seating is limited, so be prepared to wait, especially on busy days. The turtles were hibernating during my visit since it was cold Texas weather, so we didn’t get to see them. Overall, a decent experience but nothing exceptional.

I have been wanting to try this place for over a year. Today I finally remembered to stop in. I love to ambiance of this location. Nestled back in the trees is a little home that reminds me of Appalachian roots. The service was excellent and the food more than affordable, $17 for the special. I wish I had tried this place before. Now I need to stop in and try their breakfast, which my waitress reminded me is served all day!

First time here, it was excellent! Service was fast only waited a couple minutes for a 4top with a full restaurant, food taste freshly made definitely try their bonfire sauce! (It’s got a kick to it) will be back!

Tucked away in a little cove of pine and oak trees, this restaurant has a rustic, welcoming feel that makes you want to linger. We stopped in for breakfast and everything was amazing. The over-easy eggs came on a bed of crispy hash browns smothered in melted cheese — absolutely delicious. But the real star was the pancake — light, fluffy, and melt-in-your-mouth good. Great service, great food, and a peaceful setting. This place will definitely be part of our regular weekend brunch rotation.