Best Dinner Places to Eat in Lake Waco

"Based at the traditional craft village at the Homestead Heritage, Café Homestead is a long-standing restaurant that serves farm-fresh fare prepared using sustainable, organic ingredients sourced from the surrounding farming communities. The deli serves a market-driven menu of farm-to-fork fare such as homemade soups and salads, gourmet sandwiches, hearty burgers, and homestyle sides, and one-of-a-kind desserts with Mediterranean and Texan influences. The village is also home to craft shops, a gift barn, and a model homestead and offers scenic hayrides to the property’s scenic overlook."

"I read about this place on Yelp & then checked the website out. Modern-fresh webpage mentioning the locally sourced American cuisine. (Locally sourced, I like…”more"

"From Business: Cafe Homestead serves deliciously healthful food in the unique setting of a traditional craft village in our sustainable, organic farming community."

"My favorite thing about Barnett’s is their $8 mimosa pitcher!. It is such a good deal, and they have amazing eggs benedict and breakfast tacos to match. Plus, Barnett’s is always throwing themed brunches – which are super tasty too!"

"A true Texas public house in the heart of downtown Waco specializing in rare whiskey, cocktails, and excellent food. Barnett's Public House strives to offer the best product in a comfortable atmosphere everyone can call home."

"We all had different kinds of burgers and were all impressed with our food. The fries were also super tasty!"

"I had the Salmon and what a nice surprise to have it be warm to the last bite. And the French S... More reviews"

"Located along the Brazos River in Waco, Brazos Park East offers fishing docks, disc golf, horseshoe pits and picnic areas. A scenic, paved trail is available for walking, running and biking."

"Boulevard, Brazos Park east, a popular festival location, features many amenities, including river access with beautiful views of Waco’s chalk bluffs, covered pavilions, and horseshoe pits."

"Seeking adventures has never been so easy; if you enjoy communing with nature, then Cameron Park should be your destination. Enjoy the endless activities this natural wonder have to offer you, like taking a stroll along the Brazos River, hike, and bike or ride a horse along the 20 miles of twisting trails present at Cameron Park. Let your kids run wild in the three giant playgrounds, catch a fish, enjoy a picnic; the possibilities are endless."

"Named after the late philanthropist William Cameron, the Cameron Park is one of Texas’ largest parks — resting on 416 acres of land. Traveling families frequent this spot as it offers various attractions such as picnic areas, hiking trails, and playgrounds."