If youre in the area it is worth the stop. It has a fun atmosphere with tons of different little creative boutiques in tents. If you get hungry there are food trucks lined up. The bakery was lined out the door, so I didnt get to check that out, there was live music playing with people either sitting on bean bags or on picnic tables. Its nice if the next time I come back this way, and I have a friend or two with me well stop by, and check it out again.

We love this place, everything is perfectly done by the book!!All the Magnolia team members are so kind and always working on something, super clean, magnificent decoration, people from all over, is like Disneyland for adults and yet super family oriented, you can choose to be really busy or relax, love the food and drinks, try to take your time and enjoy it!!This is the Magnolia Silobration 2021 with vendors from all over the country, like The Crafted Prints from the San Francisco Bay area and many other!!

I really enjoyed my visit here with my daughter. The shops and the grounds and the atmosphere are beautifully decorated and so relaxing. The food trucks are fun too for lunch.

What Cool place... we really enjoyed walking around stopping in all the cute boutiques.Very inspiring creatively, I really liked the decor selections.The line for the bakery was wrapped around the building so we skipped the treats.

Great place to visit lots of comfortable places to sit. Beautiful clean organized shops lots of variety reasonably priced good quality. Lots of great vendors and treats. Very family friendly

Anyone who is a fan of Chip and Joanna Gaines or their HGTV show fixer upper, must take the time to make the trip out to their shops in Waco. The Silos home of the Magnolia Market. This is a beautifully designed and very welcoming place, a perfect stop for the designer, or those who live for a well manicured monochromatic landscape! Filled with home decor storefronts, local vendors design elements, furniture, food trucks galore, a church that is over 100 years old, outdoor yard games and baseball field, coffee shop, bakery, Souvenirs, handbags, clothing and more. A family friendly atmosphere. This was one of my favorite places to visit this summer to collect design ideas and find inspiration for my own home and projects. Please make the trip, you won’t regret it. Happy travels-A

Free to all, come and go as you please atmosphere. Baking company, shopping areas, wiffle ball diamond, grassy area, bean bag chairs, lots of picnic tables, food trucks, gardens. You could spend the entire day here and people watch or read a book and not be bored at all! I wish that you could get a peek into the silos as they are a Waco landmark but it was roped off. Great place to spend the day! Great job thinking of everything, guys!

If you’re a fan of Chip and Joanna Gaines or their show, Fixer Upper, chances are you’ve heard of the Magnolia Silos. The Silos feature food and home décor all in one cute location. The Silos, Seed + Supply, Press, and Bake Shop take up several city blocks and provide a great space for families to shop, eat, spend some time outdoors, and design their dream home. It’s really a great place to spend a couple hours. Our new favorite additions include the Katy Ballpark and the Old Church. They add such a sweet, hometown element to the Silos District and we all found something different that we loved about the space.

Great place to hang out! Magnolia has created a great common community space for Waco! Dad & kids enjoyed playing ball on the diamond, and ladies enjoyed shopping. Plenty of clean public restrooms and eating options. Even if your not going to buy anything, this is a great place to hang out. I recommend coming early in the morning (9:00AM) to avoid the crowds.If you found this review helpful, please hit like!

Sadly we were not impressed. I applaud their success but not a destination more of a shopping experience.

Was a little hot today..but everything was top notch. Misting tents.. water stations.. each shop was clean and it is definitely a world class stop. Definitely give yourself some time. Most things were pretty busy. Actually came home and ordered a couple things i saw. Definitely worth visiting once.. or more often if close. A bit pricey. But all in all. A great experience. 👍

Loved the atmosphere and how open it was to the different shopping areas. I love the food and watching Fixer Upper helped feel like home lol.

It was cute and not very busy. They are closed on Sundays. We went on Monday morning. The line for the cupcakes was long and frankly not worth it. The cupcakes tasted good but were old and dry. Overall the market is a cute experience.

Magnolia is quite an experience. We visited in early September which they noted was their slow season. We arrived early on a Thursday, around opening, and there were no lines anywhere. Shopping around the markets and the bakery was fun (gluten free choices were tasty). Everyone was super friendly. The grounds are meticulously maintained. Im sure this place gets crazy busy in other times and the weekends. We didnt get lunch on site (grabbed bbq elsewhere in town) but they had a lot of choices.

I loved it. Its great big Chip and Joanna love fest. I mean really ALL THINGS Gaines, how could you go wrong? The cute shops and food trucks are wonderful. We had cupcakes and went into every little building. I didnt buy anything because I was here to look and be inspired ... and that I was. You know its on your bucket list, you may as well go!! Oh and Chip and Joanna, if you are reading this thanks for the fun day!

Gorgeous! Most people talk about the main store but what I feel is the best part is the coffee shop and the mini-stores. The church is incredibly beautiful and will only get better as it ages. The food trucks are great and I would highly suggest utilizing the umbrellas to walk around and shade yourself. As much as you shop, try and notice the details. The men’s bathroom had some awesome old school marble and metal schluter.

The market is beautiful. It is spacious with plenty of seating. There were tons of shopping options, and although we didn’t buy much, it was a pleasure to have someone welcome us at every shop. Rain or shine, the market also had complimentary umbrellas. Hospitality at it’s finest.I do wish that the coffee shop and the bakery were in the same building (would need more cashiers) for the sake of convenience. Although we waited 25 minutes in line for some baked goods, Jojo’s chocolate chip cookies were worth it! I understand why she states that hers are the best.

Super awesome place. Shopping and food trucks were sooo cool. The park atmosphere was really nice.

Stunning grounds, more to see than I could have imagined, great vibe, and lots of great food to try! If youre anywhere near Waco definitely make this a stop!

This is a nice place. A nice place in many aspects. First, its not just a store, but a family compound. Thoughtfully designed family activity spaces amongst retail buildings. Second, lots of clean restrooms. Third, local food trucks with an adjoining picnic table area. But most of all, Magnolia shows how a business can restore and incorporate itself in a small town. It is very obvious Magnolia wants to share its success within the community. The Gainess have set a new standard for retail stores . I dont mind spending my money here.

What a wonderful location!!! Love that it’s super close and easy to get to. Chip and Joanna have hit gold with this place. The added shops and coffee shop in the expansions are an awesome edition. Thoroughly enjoyed our time here!

Amazing place. There is a lot to see in and out.Nice food options. Even things for kids to do.(Bean toss, baseball.)

Cool spot but much smaller that expected well worth the trip but not alot going on here waco other than Magnolia market. We also tried the food and it was amazing breakfast but very long wait times.. I still give a 5 star review its to venue that warrants less than 5 the issue is understaffed. Staffing is a national crisis and we all need to be more patient and understanding. Outstanding environment and great people. 1 weekend is all you need anymore and it would be way to much time in waco... Plan your tip for a long weekend and nothing more. Ps the I like the brownies better than the cupcakes.

Really great place to come and hang out. It was a bit crowded at the bakery so we did not venture into the shop. All other aspects of the place were fabulous. The layout, the play areas, the sitting spaces, the eating spaces are well done. We got surprised by how early most of the food trucks closed. Missed our chance at a gourmet cheese sandwich by 30 minutes. All in all a great visit. One item needs to be addressed is a family bathroom. My daughter is in a wheelchair and needs assistance. We ended up going into the womens restroom. This included my son-in-law with my wife in the handicap stall. Weird because I felt it necessary to let anyone going in know my son-in-law was in there. Hope they can design an area for a family restroom in the future. Go see, go play, have fun and know some of the limitations.Thanks for the response. We were at the restrooms by the seed shop and asked someone working there if you had a family restroom, and they stated to us, this is what you had. If there is an easier way to designate where a family restroom is on the property, it would be a benefit to us. And maybe, we just asked the wrong folks about the location of the family restroom. Thanks again.

Very interesting relaxed stop on our way through to Austin

This place is always a must for us to stop along the way back home from Houston. There’s a lot of beautiful decorations and great inspiration. You can also enjoy the view and have something to eat from food trucks and Silos Baking Co. Key Lime Cupcake and Elderflower & Ross Lemonade are my favorite! 👍👍❤️❤️

Shopping was too upscale for my personal tastes. Thought theyd more have stuff for regular people. But the garden is great!!! Love the church!!!

Total tourist trap. Line for bakery was over an hour long. Every thing in the store was very expensive. Worth a quick stop, but definitely a one and done for me.

We love coming here! Its a great place for families and everyone of all ages to spend the day. Theres plenty of good food, shade, shopping, outdoor play areas with games, and comfy bean bags along with regular tables. Theyre pet friendly and every vendor will make sure you get ice and water for your pet. Kids love running around with the balls and playing with the building blocks. We definitely recommend stopping by.

I’m from Texas and I’ve been to Waco a few times when Waco was nothing. It’s a very tiny place and was very full of poverty. A place most would say had nothing to offer and certainly not a place anyone would visit on purpose.The Silohs, market and restaurant have brought a lot of tourists to this area that never would’ve thought about Waco. I see development and new hotels coming which is very exciting. This has created jobs it has caused housing values to be increased. Investors are coming in and that always creates more jobs for locals. What they have done here whether people like the prices or not has really created restoration for the city and that is always a wonderful thing to see in small cities that are not doing well like Waco used to be. How they set it up with all the sitting areas and the market is very pretty . As with any brand, of course their prices are higher on certain things but it’s really worth the experience. I went through everything and I got cupcakes at the bakery which I thought were kind of sweet but I’m not a cupcake eater so who am I really to say. Everything is well done and everything is very clean. Most of the staff are very kind, there was a couple that seem to be in a rush at the bakery that aren’t very nice but nothing that you wouldn’t just overlook. The major thing about this place is that it has caused such restoration and brought so much income to the city that never would have happened had they not done this. So for that reason I gave it a five stars and I think they should do more in tiny areas or help people like them in tiny cities to do the same thing. It’s really a nice thing to see

Love this place!! Very clean and beautiful! Family friendly and the people here are amazing and so welcoming and kind! Can’t wait to go back! You have got to try the cupcakes, rice bowls and the “Demo Dog”Also, the shops are clean and roomy so that you can maintain social distancing with ease and not feel rushed.Check out the church! So much details yet so simple, clean and beautiful kind of like Christ himself.

Interesting place to relax. Shop the Magnolia shops and enjoy a snack from the food trucks.

A great experience - so many interesting and beautiful sights, from the design pieces, to the the shops full of all kinds of fun stuff, to the grounds, which were immaculate, yet super family-friendly and included a beautifully renovated steeple church building. Gorgeous craftsmanship. Food trucks and restaurants too, and a bakery that my eating plan wont allow 😞...hope to come back soon, definitely a worthwhile visit, found some lovely things!

I brought my sister here for vacation as we had visited Magnolia 6 years ago and the shop on Bosque was the only thing open. My husband and I visited in 2019 but that was before their latest additions. We visited on a Monday and got there early so we didnt have much of a wait to get into the main building. The employees are friendly and very helpful. My purchases were well wrapped which helped since we were traveling. We ate lunch at the pizza food truck and it was wonderful. We visited the Silos Bakery and I purchased 4 cupcakes. We had a 25 minute wait and they have installed a tent to keep the sun off the customers. The cupcakes were wonderful! It was nice to see all the new things that had been added since my 2019 visit. If youre a Fixer Upper fan, you need to visit the Magnolia complex.

HGTV! I just had to stop there since we were visiting family in Waco anyway! Fun visiting the Market, all the shops, and the food trucks. What an empire! What a BRANDING success story. Great job Chip, Joanna and TEAM.

I mean, do you expect to go here and not want to buy / try / taste everything. It’s a full on campus. The bakery was great (the biscuit and nutty cinnamon roll are fantastic). There are food trucks as well as a separate Magnolia cafe for coffee & teas. It is very busy on weekends as should be expected. Parking is rough but some lots charge $10 bucks to park as long as you’d like which beats driving around in circles searching for street parking. I’d you’re in WACO you have to stop by.

We had a wonderful experience here! Aesthetically everything is so beautiful, and the staff are incredibly friendly. My wife bought a lot of decor for our new home in North Carolina and the staff were incredibly helpful in wrapping and packaging our items so we could be sure it would be safe on the trip home! Such a great culture they’ve cultivated at Magnolia.

Im sure everybody would love to see chip and Joanne Gaines, but the place is so cute. It has a nostalgic feel back to simpler days when there were more of the fruits of the holy spirit what kind is peace enjoy.. I would encourage everyone to check it out. The prices arent too bad but be prepared to bring money. Think of it as Disney world for the home decorator. Even the bathrooms have a nostalgic feel. Maybe next time I come Ill get to meet the gang. Lol.

I had a wonderful time. This place was hopping. The merchandise was lovely. Around back there were several food trucks and picnic tables.

My daughter and I spent a couple hours browsing through the Magnolia stores. We lucked out and found a break in the action for the Silos Bakery. When we drove by the line was around the corner, but when we got to the shop, there was no line at all! The Chocolate Chip and Silos cookies are sooo good!!

Fun, yummy treats, lots of shopping, walking and photo opportunities! We enjoyed a great day. Happy 5th anniversary to US! ❤

It was hard to rate because weve been twice. Once in the fall, which was boring. The store is beautiful but so expensive. The bakery/ Cafe had a very very very long line so we didnt go. And that was it! The 2nd time we went in June and it was so much better because they made the middle area between the Cafe and store into a chill area. You could hang out play games. They had a little baseball field for the kids and a bunch of food trucks. All in all, I wouldnt make the extra trip out here.

Its as cute and curated as youd expect it to be. The town is growing around it. Plenty of restaurants and other shops too. The neighborhood is a mix of fixer uppers and very modest, sometimes condemned, homes, so dont be surprised that the Silos is heavily gated with lots of security. We had no trouble finding free parking and the town is very walkable.

I love this place! We drove in to Waco to visit from San Antonio, Tx. The atmosphere is beautiful and the shops there are very cozy with many wonderful items to buy. There are many hang out areas and food trucks in the courtyard area and in the restaurant areas. The church is one of my favorite on site. We enjoyed our visit. Definitely visiting again

It was a rainy day when we went, yet the staff was very accommodating. If you are going to visit. You are most likely doing so, because you like Chip and Joanna Gaines. This place does give the feeling you would expect. It’s almost as if you were walking into a bigger version of what their home might feel like. The staff will stop to chat with you for a little while as well. It just feels welcoming, and I definitely feel that is What Chip and Joanna we’re trying to accomplish here. We purchased one of Joanna’s kids books she wrote, and I had to get the chocolate chip recipe etched on a piece of 5 x 7 wood paneling. Thank you to you both for your vision of trying to make Waco a better place. I love “why” you are doing what you do.It was a rainy day, and quite cold as well. Yet we were more than happy to stay for the few hours that we did.

Clean, helpful staff, yummy food, lots of room, lots of shops, parking benefits local church. Great job, Chip and Joan!!

Wish I could give 6 stars now that the recent updates are done. Come not only for design ideas, but to hang out and enjoy a taste of Texas Main Street charm. We recently took the trolley in (free parking at the garage on 4th & Franklin and the trolley stop is right across the street). You can track the trolley location online while you wait. My boy loved playing pick-up games at the ballpark, and the concessions stand was fun. Chip and Jo did an incredible job restoring and relocating an old Waco chapel which is a beautiful place to stop and reflect.

This is my 2nd trip to Magnolia Market. Everyone is welcoming and super friendly. It’s wonderful to have places open up again.There is more to see, shop, and get ideas.😎

The Gaines out did their vision of bringing tourism to Waco Texas. Its a beautiful family-friendly area with fantastic selection of foods and shops.

Ive visited Magnolia Market on multiple occasions. Every time someone was in Dallas visiting me they would undoubtedly want to visit the Silos, and as a designer myself, I enjoyed every trip. Each building from the coffee shop to the greenhouse has wonderful character and charm built right in. While it is basically just a big store, its a designers playground that is family friendly and very welcoming. Ive enjoyed every trip, gotten a bite at the bakery, picked up something new and inspirational for my personal home on each trip, and even picked up some coffee at their coffee shop on the way out of town. Needless to say Ill probably visit again sometime soon.

Impeccable service, grounds that invite you to walk, stay and enjoy a coffee or lunch from their selection of food trucks, Magnolia is worth the stop to see!

You can easily spend the entire day here! There is so much to see, cute little shops, bakery and coffee bar.

Pretty good, really like chip and joannes work so wanted to see this place. It’s a neat place to socialize and take pics.

Coming to Magnolia market was on my bucket list being a fan of Fixer-Upper. Ive been following the different steps of construction on IG and its amazing to experienced it myself! My family had a great time wandering around the Silos. We especially loved the church area with the little shops, and the large lawn area. We had our breakfast at the bakery, all the pastries were delicious! Unfortunately the chocolate croissants were already sold out. The line was long but it was moving fast due to a fantastic staff.Loved the show-room at Magnolia Home!Hope to have the opportunity to go back one day!

First, I do have to give credit to Chip and Joanna for all the hard work that they did to make Waco a big tourist destination. I could not believe all the people that were there! There’s even a self guided tour! Unfortunately, I felt like everything in the market was way overpriced and so many of the items that I looked at were made in China. Even though we did not purchase a lot, we had a nice time looking at all the different products. The staff was incredible! They were all very friendly and ready to help however they could. Everyone who worked there had a smile on their face and they truly made the experience more enjoyable. It is also wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator that brings you to the bottom floor of the market.

I’ve been to Waco many times over the years, on my way from Dallas to Austin/San Antonio. For the first time, I went and stayed in Waco for a girls weekend and we went to Magnolia in the afternoon. They have expanded a LOT since I had been pre Covid. To be honest.... I wouldn’t probably ever go again. It’s very touristy and everything is so over priced. I love their show and I think all the power to Chip and Joanna for figuring out how to build this empire. But $60 for a candle is excessive. Everything seemed to be over priced. It was fun to look around and see the wedding venue and all the stores but I wish they would make things more affordable. Just not in my budget.

Worth the trip but it’s definitely turning out to be a pilgrimage experience.. it was pouring rain when we went and lines were down the block... I can only think of how crazy of an experience this would be on a warm summer day... prices on merchandise in the market are premium so do not expect any deals... parking is available nearby in the surrounding church parking lots for a premium $10 a spot... seems like all the streets around magnolia were under construction when we went which made the parking situation worse...Overall the whole experience is great though, chip and jo have grown this little area into something remarkable.

Family place, lots of kids. Friendly crowds. Be prepared for lines and stay hydrated. Good selection of food trucks. Would be better with more shaded seating areas. Otherwise, very enjoyable place to visit.

Beautiful place to walk around around. Some amazing food trucks by the silos..Items at the location decor/swag is a little pricey.. but great visit overall!

Enjoyed Sunday afternoon at Church under the Bridge Silo edition with the family. Got to explore the history and modeled community. Definitely want to get here early before the lines start!

This place is such an awesome spot! You have everything in one place. The shops, the food, the ambiance. Really relaxing and a great place to spend your weekend with friends just walking around, shopping and trying all the different foods! Maggies Pies is a must! Youll enjoy it all!

I enjoyed my time here, super family friendly, clean and well maintained.Coffee was amazing!I was super disappointed that pretty much all of the merchandise in the gift store was made in China. I was hoping to see some local Texan company collabs or at least made in America.But we will be back!!

This was so amazing! I finally got to see the silos and eat at the Magnolia Tables and the food was wonderful!

Way way way less than I expected in the actual store. I was honestly shocked people stand in line for so little of a selection. Food trucks were great. I enjoyed some of the little shops in the back. It’s a nice experience but not a great shopping destination. Lines were to long all week to get into the bakery. Definitely needs to extend their hours for better service. Closing at 6 when 1000’s of people are trying to get part of the experience is kinda silly and definitely not helping the covid cause.

Cute place to go walk around, and thankfully we went on a gorgeous day. We arrived at 10am on a Saturday (which is when its scheduled to open). It was EXTREMELY crowded but it also just recently re-opened from Covid restrictions. The shops are set up as small houses throughout the grounds with lots of outdoor seating options. The items for sale are over priced and not very unique, in my opinion. Recommend going for something to do outdoors more than a shopping experience.However, the food trucks are BOMB. Pictured is the chicken and rice from Club Sandwich (located in between Sweet Tea & Grilled Cheese). Also got an order of sweet tea, which includes the nice mason jar pictured. My friend got grilled cheese with tomato bisque, which was also fantastic. Highly recommend all the food!

Good place to stop on way to Dallas or Austin TX. The shop is little expensive but good to look around and chill out. They also have multiple food trucks inside if you get hungry.

I love my new credit card pouch and jewelry from @magnolia! When you are in waco, be sure to stop by her new accessory store by the coffee shop. All kinds of awesome leather products and jewelry. Merry Christmas to me! 🌲The new coffee shop is cute as well as all the work and additions that they have done. The impressed with all the growth that they have accomplished. 👏

So much fun. Friendly staff and amazing outdoor spaces!

Beautiful. Great for am outing with family

I am and have always been a big fan of theirs Chip is so funny and Joanna has always inspired me. It was on the top of my top bucket list. It was everything Joanna wanted it to be. I watch the episode of them moving that church . I must say they did a beautiful job preserving the building. I only wish that I could have met them.Were full time RVERS and pretty down to earth. They strike me as the same type of people.

Had a great time just wondering through all the shops.

The grounds were clean and well kept. There was plenty of opportunity to spend money at shops and food trucks. Magnolia Market was far more commercialized and busier than I anticipated. After an overcrowded afternoon we left and returned to a much calmer evening at the market.

Lots of beautiful finds. I love how the area is set up with plenty of restrooms. Everything was clean and the employees were friendly.

Great decor ideas. Can be a little pricey. Free shipping on orders of $100 or more. Nice atmosphere.

A wonderful experience for friends and family! Loved sitting out in the patio watching the concert. Beautiful place to relax and enjoy yourselves .

We were disappointed with the lack of selection and overly high prices. The grounds are well kept and staff extremely friendly. We drove 2 hours to get there spent $40 on lunch for 2 people and left without purchasing a single extra item. All that said, window shopping is still fun.

Its a beautiful, peaceful place to visit and free entry but to be honest expensive.

We loved the new additions to the Silos! It felt like I was in a part of Disney world or something. They now have an extra section with Magnolia Press, a beautiful church and some little shops. The shops are beautiful and have very precise and good stuff. A must visit!!

The silos were a really fun time!! Theres something for everyone with a bunch of neat little shops as well as food trucks and other little sit-down restaurants. A great place to kill a few hours. Public parking was right next door and cost $10 for the day.

Views and food were great. We came here for a quick day trip. There were lines to almost everything, but they went by fast. Towards the last hour or so all lines were gone. You can also get cupcakes at the bakery food truck in the food truck area in case you dont want to wait in the actual bakery line.

Super quaint and probably would been even more enjoyable had a cold front not brought cold air and rain. Still was pleasant to visit. Only disappointment was the lack of more reasonably priced items and would have also liked to have seen a larger variety of items considering the exceptionally large amount of space the complex takes up. Still, we’re glad we stopped by and might even would visit again, but we’d do so on a prettier day if ever given the chance.

Awesome place to shop, visit, and hang out.

This is such a cool experience! Make sure you have time to browse, shop & relax...yes, RELAX! There are many places to sit & chill, so well thought out.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Magnolia Market! So much fun! Everything is great, the food trucks are good. We loved the Sweet Tea truck! Our favorite part was going into the restored church. It is beautiful! It was an amazing experience to sit in the back and watch as people entered; everyone seemed to have a reverence as they walked in. What a delight to see! Thank you Gaines family for investing back into your community.

What a great place, you guys have done a great job. Love all the shops and the food trucks are great, especially the grill cheese and soup one. Keep up the good work.PS - the employees are all doing a great job.

The cupcakes where absolutely delicious. Looks like a long line but is well organized and goes fast.

It was cool just to get to go. The food trucks outside were really neat. Since it was summer, the place was crowded and the bakery is impossible to get into. Most everything is overpriced and on a 100 degree day the grain barn isnt air conditioned; its hot, hot, hot!

I was highly advised to visit magnolias market when I’m in Waco and I knew why with the first step in the place . It is so magical just like disney. You feel the fairies around spreading love happiness and joy. Something beautiful in the atmosphere that spreading the charming vibes.The market consists of :- The bakery- Beautiful cozy shops:men, women and kids apparel. Bags accessories & leather goods. Home goods. Magnolia Home. Gardening seeds and tools. Stationary- Food trucks- Garden- Church- Coffee place

My dreams came true and I finally got to check out the Magnolia Market. This place is so cute. We drove from Austin and it took 1 hour and 32 minutes. They just opened some new smaller shops and between them is a beautiful little church. I got the lavender cupcake. Highly recommended. If you don’t want to wait in line for the bakery they had some campers selling cookies and cupcakes as well. Didn’t have to wait in line.

Its a neat little store and tourist attraction.

Fun and family friendly! Everything is constructed to cultivate a pleasant experience and flow easy between the stores and restaurants, with a lovely open area for the husbands to wander aimlessly while their wives max out the credit card(s).The stores were really nice, especially Chip’s! I got lots of souvenirs for family and friends (and myself).The staff was friendly, personable, and helpful, but there was nothing they could do to dispel the existential terror I felt when my wife went into the Magnolia Home store and declared she would buy every last stick of furniture, or die trying.The cupcakes were amazing! We recommend the Box of Wonder!Overall, an excellent, well-constructed, and intentional experience, like Disneyland for HGTV decor nerds. Take the whole family and figure out how to pay the mortgage later!

Great place to visit.Quality items for sale as well.

Very nice place, alot of small shops and food trucks. Super busy and a little pricey. As seen on tv, the place is $$ machine for chip and joanna. Its nice to go and check out while the weather is nice. Lines were ridiculous getting into the restaurant. Place was extremely clean and security is everywhere. Parking is, well where ever you can find it.

Great store. Family friendly place. Nice food trucks and great decor all around. So glad I visit.

Fun place to shop. A little expensive but I love how downtown Waco has been revitalized!

Magnolia is simply a beautiful family spot that features plenty of seating (covered and uncovered), food trucks, green spaces, a historic baseball field, and more.Writer at ExpertTexan.com

Not particularly a fan of the show (nor do I hate it) but did enjoy the stop. I would like to see more locally made stuff rather than made in China I did find a handcrafted mug that I love. It seems like it would be easy to acquire local/regional handcrafted goods for this aesthetic. Loved my lunch from the food truck. Families with children seem to enjoy the area too. Relaxing for all ages.

A nice adventure for a day!

A well known couple of house restoration folks from TV have created an entire village in this old industrial part of town. Numerous knick-knack shops, a coffee shop, a bakery (WOW!) and landscaped grounds that are flawless. Prices are higher than hell for items that are actually quite plain, but trendy for some folks. ($32 for a very ordinary tee shirt, for example!) Great place to stroll or sit outside in a courtyard with coffee and literally ANYTHING from that bakery. OMG! 🙀. Go early as crowds build and it can get very busy. I would avoid Saturdays

What an amazing place to visit. Wonderful food and friendly staff!!