Heritage Coffee
Hand-roasted coffee with scratch-made syrups, set among gardens and old oaks. Grab a cup and walk over for a cheese plate.
Halbert Lane has turned into one of the best afternoons in Waco: coffee, waffles, chocolate and cheese, all within a short walk, with the Homestead Heritage Craft Village just around the corner. Here are our neighbors and favorite spots.
Hand-roasted coffee with scratch-made syrups, set among gardens and old oaks. Grab a cup and walk over for a cheese plate.
Sweet and savory waffles, breakfast sandwiches, and a brisket grilled cheese, right next door.
Small-batch craft chocolates made just down the lane. Chocolate and cheese is a better pairing than you think.
Right across the street from us: a quilt shop full of fabrics, patterns, quilt kits and finished quilts, with classes for quilters of every level.
A small grocery right here on Halbert Lane, with local and organic produce, grass-fed beef, pantry staples and fresh-baked bread from its bakery.
Fresh, natural food in the Craft Village. A favorite for lunch.
The village shop for work by local artisans: soaps, wooden bowls, rocking chairs, quilts and more.
Handmade pottery, with classes if you want to try the wheel yourself.
Just down the road: weavers, spinners and knitters making cloth and home goods with traditional techniques, with classes if you want to learn.
An 1817 New York colonial, moved and restored at The Domain at Halbert, as seen on Restoration Road. Four private suites, or book the whole house.
Dr Pepper was invented in Waco, and this museum tells its story inside the 1906 Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building, the soda’s original bottling plant.
The official museum of the legendary Texas Rangers, beside the Brazos River: firearms, badges and 200 years of frontier law-enforcement history.
A zoo and botanical garden where the animals live in natural-style habitats among native plants, waterfalls, lakes and ponds. A good outing for families.
Guided horseback trail rides starting just down the road, for all skill levels.
A family farm just north of us that opens for seasonal festivals: strawberries, sunflowers and pumpkins.
More than 400 acres of riverside park minutes from downtown: limestone cliffs, miles of hiking and biking trails, the Jacob’s Ladder stair climb, and overlooks above the Brazos.
Oak-smoked brisket, beef ribs and sausage. A Waco barbecue favorite a short drive away.
The Magnolia shops, Silos Baking Co., gardens and food trucks in downtown Waco.
Taste award-winning cheese and take some home, or call ahead and we’ll have your order ready.
Address
206 Halbert Ln, Waco, TX 76705
Hours
Monday–Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sunday
Phone
(254) 723-4777