Food and drink

No, the three venues sit next to the gardens at Pecan Lake and operate separately from garden admission. You can visit them without paying to enter the gardens themselves. That makes Pecan Lake a convenient stop even if a full garden tour isn’t part of your plans that day.

This isn’t specified on the site, so it’s best to check with the gardens directly if you’re planning to bring your own food in. Given that tasting the edible plantings is only allowed with a gardener present, there may be similar guidance around outside food. A quick question through the contact form will clear this up before your visit.

Hide Out 206 leans toward casual snacks and drinks, making it a good option if you just want something light between garden stops. Your Pie offers hand-tossed pizza with a choice of fresh toppings for a more filling but still quick meal. Caldwell County BBQ serves wood-smoked, Texas-style barbecue, which suits a slower, sit-down style meal.

Your Pie is likely the easiest of the three for vegetarians, since it lets you build your own pizza with a choice of fresh toppings. Hide Out 206’s hand-held snacks and drinks may also offer some flexibility depending on what’s on the menu that day. It’s worth checking each venue’s current menu directly for specific vegetarian items.

Yes, the restaurants are open to anyone, whether or not you’ve paid garden admission that day. You’re free to stop by for a meal on its own or combine it with a walk through the gardens. Either way, all three venues are just a short walk from the entrance.