We are located in Leander Texas. Our food is mainly locally sourced unless out of season then we source USA organic . We opened in February of 2015 and started operating as a catering business and decided to open as a restaurant within 3 months of operation. There were people in the community that wanted more options for food in our area and we had a lease to fulfill so we moved forward. We have 3 chefs on staff and we try to source the best food we can to offer unique Texas/French flare on our food offerings.
Country-chic restaurant spotlighting farm-to-table American cuisine, plus craft beer & local wines.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3000 Ranch to Market Rd 1869, Liberty Hill, TX 78642
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Reviews
Unless… you are holding a baby. Please don’t drop any babies, but do go to Farm to Fork WITH your baby!
Quality ingredients plus the most important ingredient of all: love.
Farm to Fork serves the best burger you will ever eat. The fries are also the best fries I’ve ever eaten.
I’ve included the picture of my personal favorite: the patty melt. So, so Gouda! I can still taste the delicious melty cheese yumminess of this sandwich.
Thank you Chef Amy, Jim, Suzanne, Kayla, Michaeyla, Emily, Graham and all of the wonderful folks at the Farm to Fork!
My friend got the Ruben and loved it. I ordered the $16 “Fire in The Pie Hole Burger.” It was an exceptionally good burger – one of the best I’ve had in a while, which is saying a lot considering the strong local competition. I ordered mine cooked medium and it came out the way I like it. The generous hand-formed beef patty was flavorful and completely satisfactory. The rich and spicy flavors of the ‘FiTPH’ burger was exciting and delicious, soaking the bun and delighting the palette. Ordered with an appetizer of Crispy and tasty fried Green Beans, I was only able to eat half of the burger in one sitting. When I brought the rest home my teenager couldn’t stop commenting on how good it was, even cold…
$65 (including tip) for lunch with a sandwich and a burger felt a bit pricey — we ordered an appetizer, two entries, a soda, and a beer. But if the $$ isnt an issue, the food truly was exceptionally good. Truly exceptionally good.
Bottom line: this expensive burger is a serious contender to become my new favorite burger within a 20 mile radius.
I had a 1/2 lb fire in the pie hole burger, fried pickles, truffle fries, and cheese curds. The fried pickles are slices and are about 1/4 inch thick making then plump and juicy which is exactly the way I prefer them. The breading was really good and they weren’t too salty as I’ve experienced elsewhere. The fries were good too. Good size and crispy served with a garlic aioli sauce that was good. The cheese curds were tasty and I would definitely get them again. Everyone else un my party said they liked their food too. Food included the burger, chicken fried steak sandwich, and chicken fried chicken.
The fried okra was freshly made and was really good as was the spicy Texas corn.
If you get a chance to make the drive and try this place out you won’t regret it. Say hi to Frank and Kayla and Let me know if you do get to try it and comment on what you ordered and what you thought.
We did have a slight hiccup with the turkey wrap delivery but they were swamped and accidents happen. The chef came out to our table, apologized, and even offered to buy my wife’s lunch because of the inconvenience but we declined. The fact that she took time out to talk to us and make sure we’re were taken care of speaks volumes to the love they have for their business and, more importantly, their customers.
We will most definitely be back to try out more of their menu!