Bevers Kitchen & Gifts

Everything was great--food, service, and ambiance. Charming small town feel, friendly staff. We got the chicken salad and the brisket sandwich, as well as chips & salsa. The salsa tasted fresh, but would've love a spicier option. Overall, great little place (and I do mean little). For parents: high chair available.

Adorable little spot! With great service. Easy to find and not too far in. My husband loved their brisket sandwich and I went with a chicken salad sandwich on sourdough. It was good and more like something you would make at home, which is always great. It was served on homemade sourdough, which wasn't bad, but not the best sourdough I've had. They have a wide variety of pies as well as local wines.Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Who loves Country food as much as I do? Then you need to stop at Bever's Kitchen. The food is fresh and tasty. It's only open until 2pm and once you go, you will go back! I love all the homemade pies, reminds me of my grandmother.

Full of charm. The food makes ya feel like ya snuck into someone's family kitchen. We've been so often that it's hard to pick favorites. From iced tea to a slice of pie and everything in between! It's all good y'all!

We came here for a late lunch on a Friday based on a 'Visit Brenham' brochure - the allure of homemade pie sold us! Plus of course the homestyle food. It is hard to pass up chicken fried anything, so my friend and I both opted for the chicken fried chicken, half portion, that came with 2 sides (I went with mashed potatoes and fried okra, how can you beat that combo). Food was out very fast, but clearly it is homemade in-house, everything was piping hot and delicious. I loved how their okra was not too breading-heavy - heavenly. Service here was also so friendly, they made you feel like a familiar friend eating here. We were so stuffed that we took pie to-go, but I wish I had bought more once I got home and ate it! The apple and cherry slices I bought were excellent!

Cute county kitchen! Perfect for lunch on a sunny afternoon, and the pies are to die for!

What a wonderful and cozy homestyle kitchen in the countryside. I loved it here and loved everything about Bevers Kitchen & Gifts. Arrived here close to one hour before closing and had enough time to snack on some pie and a bit of savory food. Had decent leftovers because I just wanted a light bite to eat that mid-afternoon. I loved their beef chili! I typically can't stand chili without beans, I don't want to eat beef bolognese! But theirs? Even without the beans the chili was darn good. Lots of savory and deep earthy spices. I decided to pair my chili with a side of wild rice. The wild rice was great! Earthy as well, with a tone of ground thyme and diced celery as well as carrot. Paired well with the spicy beef chili. Yum. I liked their beef brisket sandwich as well, which I got to try a bite from my partner. The service was friendly and chill, so was the environment. It's also nestled within a cozy street full of little shops that are unique to the area. Having a sweet tooth, I was impressed with the pies at Bevers kitchen. Hadn't had buttermilk pie in eons. Coconut cream pie with meringue.. good stuff. I was afraid the meringue would be sickly sweet. Nope. The meringue was piled high and cut well with the creaminess of the coconut cream. The pie crust? Absolute crisp. They shine with their sweets and I'll definitely revisit to try another pie when in the area. This spot is recommended by Sara the pastry gal. Go!

I would go back to pick up a pie for a special occasion (they really are beautiful creations), but our brunch experience was a little lackluster. We drove out after an overnight stay in Brenham because it sounded like my kind of place -intimate, unique and historical. And yes, it was all that, but our two-top table was sticky and crammed in between a couple other two toppers so closely that there was no privacy for anyone. I felt like I was intruding in the other tables' space if I so much as wiggled in my chair or got up to wash my hands. But, it was a nice view out the front window. The food was good enough, but not amazing. I saw several folks struggling to cut the English muffin or whatever the base was on the Eggs Benedict. Our server didn't check on us very often but she got our order right so rhat"s a win. Maybe? I guess I'm glad to say I've eaten there because I like to support local, long-standing eateries, but I don't plan a return trip (unless I get a hankering for pie and coffee)! Maybe on March 16.

What a great place to get some homemade food. Wife and I stopped in here today to try it out. I had the hamburger steak and wife had meat loaf. Both had mash potatoes and green beans. The mashed potatoes were real homemade mashed and the green beans were the real deal. It was just like mom used to make. The ice tea was brewed fresh and it was ice tea, not water with a little color. We topped it off with a slice of key lime pie and pecan pie. The key lime pie was light and fluffy and had a wonderful lime flavor. The pecan pie was like mom made with real homemade crust. Definitely stop in if you're in the area. Even if it is just for coffee and pie.I do need to add, staff were great. Down home service from friendly and smiling faces.

Yummy food, fair prices, great atmosphere! Will definitely be recommending this place!!! Also, try the spicy, sweet pickles!!! Soooo yummy! I bought some to take home and some for my grandma.