Harvest on 25th

I recently stopped by Harvest on 25th and ordered a vegan bowl, a vegan biscuit, and a vegan chocolate chip cookie. Overall, everything was very delicious, and I was excited to find so many vegan options available. The vegan bowl was fresh, flavorful, and very satisfying. The absolute star of my meal, though, was the vegan chocolate chip cookie. It was incredibly delicious and honestly one of the best vegan cookies I have had. I wish I knew how to make cookies that tasted that good! The only thing that disappointed me a little was the vegan biscuit, as it was served very cold. Other than that, I really enjoyed my experience and the quality of the food. I will definitely be back and look forward to trying more items from the menu. If you’re looking for tasty vegan options, I would certainly recommend giving Harvest on 25th a try!

The line NEVER stops here ! This was a completely random stop for us everything was absolutely delicious and they've got solid vegan breakfast options & vegan bakery items galore . ( vegan coffee cake !) BEST vegan cold biscuit I've ever had ! Not kidding , herby savory and all the things you want a biscuit to be except ours was COLD .. The only con here is that line , not enough staff for this kinda rush and there was NO dedicated staff member to take orders . You're supposed to order , seated , etc etc . However the gal was doing 100 things so could only come to front to take an order about once every 10 min which was wild . After standing there for what felt like forever in line I finally realized to-go orders had priority so I placed my order online on my phone in line ;) . Boom order up faster than that line and wait would have taken . Bummer we couldn't sit inside the restaurant . Definitely a must try but make sure to order ahead of time .

Stellar local vegan/vegetarian find! We went for a later breakfast. THe group went for the french toast and pancakes. THe vegan and gluten free pancakes were simply phenomenal - glad i ordered the full stack of three as it was just the right amount for a light breakfast before our adventures around town.

Where Discipline Meets Indulgence on a Quiet Morning There’s a certain kind of place that doesn’t announce itself loudly. It doesn’t need to. It reveals itself on the plate… and if you’re paying attention, you catch it in the details. That’s what this breakfast was. J’s vegan, gluten-free pancakes arrive without apology. No overcompensation, no “this is healthy, so manage expectations.” Just a stack that eats like someone cared about how each layer lands. The blueberries aren’t decoration—they’ve broken down just enough to become part of the experience. The coconut ginger whipped cream? That’s the quiet star. Soft, aromatic, slightly warm in tone… it doesn’t sit on top, it integrates. The vanilla cardamom maple syrup is there, but almost unnecessary. That’s when you know you’re dealing with something real. Then the avocado toast… which, in most places, is a placeholder. Here, it’s constructed. Multi-grain bread with actual structure. A fried egg over medium that brings richness without collapsing the plate. Chili flakes for heat, toasted sesame for texture, lemon for lift. Nutritional yeast rounds it out in a way that feels intentional, not performative. It’s a complete bite, not a trend. Coffee holds its own—clean, steady, doing exactly what it’s supposed to do without trying to steal attention. There’s a clarity to the food here. It doesn’t feel like it’s chasing anything. It feels like it knows what it is. Now… a couple things worth noting. The room was quiet. Just a few tables. That could be timing, or it could be something else—because food at this level usually pulls a crowd. It raises a question about visibility versus capability. This kitchen can absolutely compete beyond its immediate surroundings. And one small but important detail: the step. Easy to miss if you’re not watching it. A subtle thing, but in a space this thoughtful, even transitions matter. What stands out most is that this isn’t “healthy food” trying to convince you. It’s food with depth that happens to align with how people want to eat now. There’s a difference. Places like this don’t need to shout. But they do need to be found. And once found… They tend to stay with you.

This is my favorite brunch spot in Waco! Amazing quality, food, fresh and fun dishes with lots of flavor. I loved my gluten-free and dairy free options! I really enjoy their bottomless coffee and homemade syrups and multiple creamer options! I got fantastic service from Sarah last week, very friendly and kind, she helped me get exactly what I wanted! I also love the vibes and atmosphere. What a treasure!