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Nectarine is a gluten-free, organic restaurant serving enhanced craft coffee drinks, craft cocktails, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Our menu features nutrient-rich favorites like açaí bowls, smoothies, and wholesome meals—always made with the freshest organic ingredients to fuel a healthy lifestyle.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2001 US-290 Suite 116, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Phone: (512) 607-4300
Website: http://www.lovenectarine.com/
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Reviews
Serge Kozhukhar • Real Estate Advisor
Amazing spot! Great coffee with lots of options — from classic espresso drinks to unique specialties and refreshing smoothies. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, perfect for catching up with friends, getting work done, or just enjoying a quiet moment. Whether you’re a local or just visiting Dripping Springs, this is definitely a place worth visiting. Highly recommend stopping by for your next coffee break!
… moreKatherine Cain
Had a wonderful lunch over the weekend. First time here. The weather was beautiful and we sat outside on the patio- they also have benches under the trees which were nice. We had the roasted veggie bowl and it was fantastic. You have the option for jasmine rice or Spinach and we did the rice which was cooked perfectly. Lots of options on the menu for breakfast, lunch, pizza and baked goods. Will be back. And the service was outstanding. Very friendly, cheery and helpful.
… moreJohn McInerney
I went in today, as I hadn’t been for just coffee. I ordered a strawberry matcha bc I’ve never even considered that existed until now and when I went to pay cash I learned they (like many other vendors today) no longer accept cash. The manager comped me for today which was beyond kind and generous. The space is immaculate and the menu and drinks offer something that I find to be rather unique and certainly auspicious for Drip. Lots of vegan and alternative ingredient plates and baked goods. They also have a small shelf filled with pantry/gift items which elevates the space. It is not cluttered or tacky, the mini shop is curated, neat, and “on brand” it seems. Very cool place and clearly aimed at a younger and more feminine demographic that a 45 year old bald man, but I felt welcomed, warm, and I’m eager to return.
… moreTJ Q
Ohhhhhhh soooooo yummy! Yes, it is pricey. But you’re getting QUALITY HEALTHY ingredients. That doesn’t exist at most restaurants. As someone with a ton of food sensitivities (as well as my kids), I am so grateful for Nectarine. I live in Houston and every time I come visit my mom in dripping we eat here at least twice. The fried chicken sandwich is phenomenal. Pepperoni pizza with grass fed mozzarella – perfection. Their baked items are dreamy. The employees are friendly. The tree jumping net is awesome for kiddos. I would go broke if I lived in Dripping because I’d be here every day.
… moreLeanne Bruton
We were surprised that their entire menu is gluten free, but our food was quite tasty! We had the pepperoni pizza, and a couple pastries. The pizza was a good size, enough for two of us to share.
Atmosphere was very cute, and you can see where they grow their microgreens in house.
… moreAtmosphere was very cute, and you can see where they grow their microgreens in house.
isy
We like the coffee here and their salad bowls are decent and fresh but for the past few times we were here, their crossaints have been under baked. For $10 a crossaint, they really need to get better with their baking to justify the price they charge here. I also don’t enjoy their plain crossaints as they have added sugar which is usually a savory item. We also got a cinnamon roll last time, we found it way too sweet to our taste and was equally underbaked.
We come here because of their beautiful decor and relaxing atmosphere but we are not sure if we will keep coming for the under baked pastries at their price tags.
We had pizza here before, we found the base was too tough and greasy to our liking. Also had too much mayo to top that it just drowned the taste of the pizza. I see from others’ reviews that some people like it, so you just have to try for it yourselves.
Toilet is also not very clean here.
… moreWe come here because of their beautiful decor and relaxing atmosphere but we are not sure if we will keep coming for the under baked pastries at their price tags.
We had pizza here before, we found the base was too tough and greasy to our liking. Also had too much mayo to top that it just drowned the taste of the pizza. I see from others’ reviews that some people like it, so you just have to try for it yourselves.
Toilet is also not very clean here.
Hayden Wall
I got the pineapple black tea and my wife had the butter latte. Both were great and not too sweet. The tea was refreshing and I would definitely get it again.
… morelynne k
It’s great that these folks are providing a totally gluten- free experience out past Dripping Springs! But they need to up their game on the actual gf baked goods. On our second visit, again, the three we tried were very dry and actually inedible. I know this used to be the case more often than not with so many gf baked goods but there are several spots in ATX that are actually doing goodies that are moist and delicious (Bureau de Poste and Maaribu for example).
Anyways we’ll give Nectarine a try again in a bit but as a destination spot they really need to make the trip worthwhile.
… moreAnyways we’ll give Nectarine a try again in a bit but as a destination spot they really need to make the trip worthwhile.
Madelyn Haas
Paid 70$ for one drink, one toast, and a “breakfast bowl” with a pastry. Wasn’t even enough food to split for two people and feel like it extremely over priced – even for “health” food.
The bowl we received didn’t even have the chicken sausage, a was one slice of bread, a handful of spinach, and one egg. Should’ve said it was a salad online! The prosciutto toast is so dry we can’t even finish it.
Will not be coming back! Ridiculous that I could go out to dinner for 70$ and this wast enough to even make us full/satisfied.
… moreThe bowl we received didn’t even have the chicken sausage, a was one slice of bread, a handful of spinach, and one egg. Should’ve said it was a salad online! The prosciutto toast is so dry we can’t even finish it.
Will not be coming back! Ridiculous that I could go out to dinner for 70$ and this wast enough to even make us full/satisfied.
Bella DePalma
I’m writing this bad review due to bad customer service and unreasonable pricing. I came for breakfast around 12, and I get it was a few minutes past 12 and that I got denied to order off of the breakfast menu, but when I asked for an alternative the girl at the register was very unhelpful and rude. I asked what the closest menu item to the breakfast protein plate was because I wanted eggs, avocado, sweet potato, spinach, and a type of meat and she just says “any of the bowls or salads”. I still didn’t know what to choose so I asked if there was any way I could just get a plate with meat and veggies and she would just stare at me. I didn’t get her name, but my meal ended up being $40 for a veggie bowl when it is usually $18. I don’t know how it got to that price, but I didn’t want to ask any more questions, or for anymore requests and start a scene so I just paid and walked away. Also I got my food served in a chipped plate. I don’t think it chipped into my food, but it is unproffesional to serve in a “broken” dish. (also I didn’t finish the whole thing, I js emptied my dish into a to go box)
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