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Magnolia Market

4.4(17,584)Market

About Magnolia Market

Located on Webster Avenue in the 76706 area of Waco, Magnolia Market is a chic home design and garden supply center connected to television personalities Chip and Joanna Gaines. Holding a strong 4.4-star rating from more than 17,500 Google reviews, this sprawling destination seamlessly brings together shopping, dining options, and scenic photo opportunities. Guests can browse a variety of goods across the property's little shops, finding everything from fragrant candles to Joanna's cookbook, all arranged in a welcoming setting.

The market grounds feature an array of amenities that encourage visitors to relax outdoors and spend time with family. Guests can take a break at the picnic tables, engage in lawn games, or sample a wide assortment of bites from rotating food trucks and on-site food vendors. Sweet and savory cravings are well covered by a craft bakery serving cupcakes, an excellent coffee shop, and refreshing iced tea poured into glass mason jars. Together, these thoughtful touches create an inviting and memorable gathering place on Webster Avenue.

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NM Sheldon

3 months ago

5.0

This was a beautiful photo op location with plenty of eating options and shopping. You can spend time with family just relaxing at the picnic tables. Their candles smell beautifully and their cupcakes taste great! We also had a refreshing iced tea in glass mason jars that added a true southern charm to the experience. I would recommend visiting this place. Bring the entire family to place that’s wholesome.

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Gerry Horton

2 weeks ago

5.0

Stopped in and get our picture. Can’t say enough about how good Chip and Joanna did with this place. It’s very well put together. Lots of neat things to see lots of food vendors. Lots of little shops. Coffee shop is excellent. Trust me I’ve got 20 million views on Google and top 10% in the country when I say this is worth a stop not to mention all the cool things downtown.

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M5 Travel Family

4 months ago

5.0

Growing up watching Chip and Joanna Gaines on TV, we knew Waco, Texas had to be one of the “must stops” on our USA road trip and Magnolia Market absolutely lived up to that. It felt so nostalgic, even though we had never been there before. I’ve spent the last few years using Joanna’s cookbook (which is amazing), and it really inspired my love of baking. Her storytelling with each recipe has given me such an appreciation for cooking and sharing meals with my family, so being here felt extra special. We started with coffee and explored the grounds. One of the place settings at Magnolia Home had “Welcome Mr. Arthur” written on it, which is our name, so it felt coincidentally personal. The green space was incredible for our boys, the whole atmosphere felt like being welcomed by family. You can tell it was created to gather people, and you really feel that warmth while you’re there. We even have a framed photo of our kids playing with the sign “Everyone has a story to tell” behind them to remember the day. We grabbed lunch from the food trucks, all trying something different, enjoying what other businesses in Waco had to offer. And of course, we had to end our visit at the bakery with cupcakes because, like Chip says, “road trips are more fun with cupcakes.” For me, this was one of the best stops in 11,000 miles.

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Terri Woodruff

a month ago

5.0

I absolutely loved this place!! I am a huge Chip and Joanna/Fixer Upper Fan and coming here was everything I hoped it would be and so much more! I truly believe it is fun for the whole family... so clean and as you would well know everything is so perfectly and beautifully decorated. So many unexpected surprises here... all the food trucks were not only so unexpected but what fabulous choices! The picnic tables, the small baseball field and corn hole games provide activity for those who don't want to shop the entire time!! This place in itself would have made our trip to Texas worth it!!

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Peige Zhang

3 months ago

4.0

Great family-friendly spot to spend a few hours. There were lots of parents and kids out playing kickball and softball, plenty of food trucks to choose from, and the restrooms were clean. The only thing that would make it better is having an alcohol vendor on site.