Housed in one of the town’s historic buildings, the brewery’s “nice” beers use traditional recipes, while its “naughty” beers feature nontraditional ingredients.
Schlafly will work with the city of Highland to renovate a 71-year-old building for the concept.
For the past 12 years, hungry diners have flocked here for the first-rate bulgogi and noodle soups.
The Main Street bake shop is open for breakfast and lunch.
The city’s best-kept secret, this B&B offers gourmet breakfasts and all-you-can-eat chocolate in a Victorian home built at the turn of the 20th century.
Named after chef-owner Jodie Ferguson's grandmother, the menu features Texas specialties like breakfast tacos and Frito pie.
Call your favorite bottle shop to find out if they'll carry any of Scratch's beer.