A look at the walkable downtown shops, restaurants, museums and sights in Hillsboro, Texas

As new shops open in downtown Hillsboro, we recently put together a list & map of the walkable areas of the courthouse square – with streets including Covington, Franklin, Elm, and Waco Street.

Shops with Clothing, Gifts, Decor, Antiques, Art and Foods:
Bond Emporium at Overflow Coffee – Bargain Stop Thrift Shop – Brookshires Grocery – Bling’s baby Boutique – Crazy Horse Mercantile – Finished Seam’s Boutique – 58th Shop – Gold Nugget Pawn Shop –
Goldfinger Antiques- Hillsboro Mercantile – Hillsboro Arts League – Hillsboro Antique Mall – Mi Casita Envios – Poppin Tags Resale – Reflections Art Gallery & Studio – Texas Through Time Museum – The Boot Spot & Boutique – Vintage Love Floral

Downtown Places with Nightlife!
Bearded Wheat Distillery – Diaz Tex-Mex – Ember Cigar Co – Timber’s Court (Coming Soon) – Wrangler’s Cafe & Entertainment

Antique Shopping?
Hillsboro Antique Mall – Goldfinger Antiques – Vintage Love Floral – and we’re expecting a new addition soon.

Walkable Downtown Food and Drinks
Branded Burger – Brookshires Grocery – El Sol Fruteria Food Truck – Diaz Tex Mex – Frenkie’s Pizza and Pasta – Juice Light – Milano’s Pizza and Pasta – Overflow Coffee & Cafe – R&K Cafe II – Ultraviolet Boba – Yaya’s Place Mexican – Wrangler’s Cafe & Entertainment (pub food)

Salons, Barber & Beauty
Afresh Salon – Salon 110 & The Annex – TK Barber Shop – Tangles and Tanz Salon – Brenda’s Hair Salon

Museums
Roadside America Museum – Texas Through Time Museum – The Hill County Cell Block Museum

See and explore all the walkable downtown shops and restaurants at this link, or by clicking the photos below. Details, more photos, and website and facebook links for each of the businesses are available at www.explorehillsborotexas.com.

Many of the downtown Hillsboro, Texas buildings are historical landmarks, and are home to businesses, restaurants, residential lofts and shops that buzz with activity during the week and on Saturdays, but get very quiet on Sundays.

The restorations in the downtown area of Hillsboro, garnered recognition in 1981 by the Texas Historical Commission – naming Hillsboro as one of the first “Main Street” cities to receive the designation. 

https://www.hillsboromainstreet.org

While you’re downtown, please don’t forget that the Hill County Courthouse is open during the week (but closed weekends). Visitors are permitted to see the beautiful restored courthouse, and you can catch up on the courthouse history and “story” at these links:

We love visitors and also encourage locals to “get to know our city”.

If you need more information, please visit us at https://www.explorehillsborotexas.com/ or call the Chamber and Visitors Center at 254-582-2481