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Cherry on Top

Despite Round Top’s tiny population of 93 residents, it’s become an oasis for antique lovers across the country. Located about 80 miles outside of Austin, the quaint town is home to the renowned Round Top Antiques Fair, which caters to those looking to treasure hunt for rare relics and fanciful finds.

Twice a year for a week in the spring and fall, a swarm of shoppers descend upon Round Top needing dining options to keep them fueled for the task at hand. Thankfully, visitors can experience some of the tastiest fare in the state at Royers Round Top Cafe on Main Street.

Helmed by married couple JB and Jamie Royer, the town’s mainstay café offers a welcoming atmosphere that combines the familiar feel

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