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Phone: (254) 235-0603
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Webster Ave and S 6th St
Open now
- Wed 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
601 Webster Ave Waco, TX 76706-1164 ·1098.66 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorIf you are staying in Waco, or like us looking for somewhere to get lunch while passing through this is an okay stop. There are food trucks on-site, and we found one with good food, and it was a pleasant day to sit in the courtyard and have lunch. But otherwise, this is a big shop selling Magnolia stuff from the Gaines. It is nice stuff to be sure, but that's all this is, a shopping destination.
MoreWe had a great time walking around the Magnolia Market. We saw the shops, went to the bakery, and took pictures. Had a great time.
MoreLoved the Silos, the food trucks and shops were delicious and cute. You can do a visit in less than a day. It’s charming and a great stop when visiting Texas. We stayed a weekend-it was too much time. Perfect girls day out!We did the flower press class which was a cute memory and to be honest our favorite souvenir was the old fashioned photo strip for $8. We did so many my card got flagged for fraud (oops!)
MoreI chose Waco for a solo road trip since I'm a fan of Fixer Upper. Of course, a visit to the Silos was top priority. From the outside, it looked exactly how I expected. The grounds and buildings are lovely. Unfortunately, there's not much interesting once you get inside those buildings. I had expected the market and small shops to be filled with things I wanted to purchase, but instead it was all souvenirs (caps, t-shirts, etc) and imported items. I expected to see and purchase local art, housewares, etc. There is not much to see actually, but I do recommend the onsite Inside Magnolia Tour and the offsite Cottonland Castle Tour. Both are very good.
MoreWe drove up from Austin for the day and surprised my wife who has been wanting to go for the past few years. Yes it was hot but we pressed on. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous and tranquil. Bakery was delicious and the coffee. We got a cookie and cupcake, coffee and a ham and cheese on croissant. We visited the Alabama Sweet Tea truck and that was worth the $9 mason jar full of sweet tea. The garden area is just picturesque and if you are a gardener you will get many ideas to take home. The shops were small and quaint with beautiful items. We purchased a leather vallet and had it embossed. Good place to throw my keys and wallet at the end of the day. We made reservations at Magnolia Table for the evening. Overall it was a great visit and you can definitely see everything in one day.My advice is to visit the website to book tours and events. We didn’t realize we could tour the castle until we got there and unfortunately it was sold out. So plan your visit carefully. There are plenty of places to eat in the Silo District. MY
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