Looking for a flavorful spot to stop in for breakfast and lunch? Head to Sunny Side of the Street for some tasty food served in a cheerful setting.

Stop by in the a.m. to get your day started with an Old Fashioned Waffle served with whipped cinnamon butter, Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes, Biscuit & Gravy, or a Three Egg Omelet. Fans of their Blueberry Custard Baked French Toast say it’s a party in your mouth. Apple Cheddar Flapjacks are also a fave. The lunch menu features a Sunny Side Salad with mixed organic greens, spiced walnuts, dried cranberries, crispy goat cheese, wildflower honey & white balsamic vinaigrette. Other options include a Chicken Waffle Sandwich with fried chicken sandwiched between two waffles, and a Fried Green Tomato Sandwich with basil pesto.

Sunny Side of the Street is open every day in Spring, Texas.

Sunny Side of the Street
4915 FM 2920 Road
Spring, TX 77388
(281) 355-8888
www.sunnysidetexas.com
www.yelp.com/biz/sunny-side-of-the-street-spring-2

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Are you looking for the most scenic place to camp in your area? Perhaps you’d like to find a place where you can go canoeing and fishing during the day, then sleep under the stars at night. No matter what type of camping you’d like to do, these three online resources that will help you get there.

Recreation.gov
Recreation.gov has information about all of the camping, lodging, hunting, fishing, and wilderness activities in just about any part of the country, as well as reservation tools to help you book your trip. Find places and activities that best suit your interests, or even explore the provided lists of trip ideas for a bit of camping inspiration.

National Park Service
National parks are some of the very best camping spots in the country, offering well-maintained grounds and a chance to really connect with nature. The National Park Service website will help you to book a campground at a park of your choice, and it even offers interesting information about the climate, geology, water, and wildlife in that area.

Reserve America
If you’re simply looking for a way to reserve a spot at a federal campground in your area, this fast, convenient website is the one to choose. Just choose your state, pick a campground with the activities that you’re most interested in, and start packing.

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Wimberly Valley Winery proves that you can indeed get great wine from Texas. Located near the Villages at Spring Oaks, Wimberly Valley Winery produces a number of quality wines to satisfy many tastes. The thirty acre vineyard and facility also has a wine tasting room, the perfect place to take a class! For just $40 per couple, you can have a fun and educational time learn about how to pair wines with different foods, and to use all of your senses to understand how to truly taste a great glass of wine. There’s also a monthly “Around the World With Wine” class, which looks at a different region every class. Call ahead to reserve a spot.

Wimberly Valley wines are sold in better stores around the area, but the winery itself makes a great spot for a trip away from Millenium Waterway.

Wimberly Valley Winery
206 Main Street
Spring, TX 77373
(281) 350-8801
http://www.yelp.com/biz/wimberley-valley-wines-spring

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