Magnolia Table #4


Magnolia Table 

Located in Waco, TX
Owners Chip and Joanna Gaines


A sign in the white and black tile floor reads: Magnolia Table. Breakfast served every day.


In the heart of Waco, Texas, Magnolia Table has become a favorite destination for foodies and fans of Chip and Joanna Gaines, the much-adored HGTV stars. With the impeccable design style the couple has brought forth and their commitment to creating stunning, functional space, the Gaines family has taken Magnolia Table way beyond just a restaurant experience. Whether you come for the history in its walls, the food on your plate, or the beauty in the air, Magnolia Table is undeniably one restaurant that must be put into every visitor's bucket list.


Magnolia Table | Food, Goods, Community | Eat at the Silos

Magnolia Table is born from Chip and Joanna's passion for serving up every guest with delicious Southern food served within a setting that warmly welcomes them. The power couple opened the café, which they call Magnolia Table, in what had been an iconic Waco landmark- the Elite Café- in 2018. First opened in 1919, this historic restaurant had been a favorite of locals and travelers alike for nearly a century. The Gaines restored and reimagined the Elite Café, thus saving and putting life into one of the great pieces of Waco's history. By doing this, they found themselves blending perfect proportions of old and new.


Magnolia Table, Silos Baking Co ...

Magnolia Table takes Southern flavors and reimagines them with a fresh, modern twist. Joanna Gaines designed the menu with an emphasis on comfort foods to make diners feel right at home. The dishes are crafted with locally sourced ingredients so that every plate is filled with quality and care after every meal. 

The Magnolia Table is an experienced glimpse into what Southern hospitality is. Dining there is about relishing a moment in a well-thoughtfully designed space with the shared company of friends, family, and other visitors. For the myriad of fans of Chip and Joanna Gaines, Magnolia Table offers a unique way to experience firsthand their inspiring vision and creativity in design and food. The restaurant was made for gathering together over food, and the connections and community create special visits with each meal served.

Not only does Magnolia Table have an inviting atmosphere and sensational foods, but it's also a touch of Waco's history. The Gaines family has bridged the gap between old and new, restoring the Elite Café and inviting guests to a taste of local history. Dinner here supports Waco's history and community in one cool, uniquely Magnolia experience. 


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