Went here on a limb visiting family in the area, we wanted REAL burgers not fast food. I searched…read moreon Apple Maps "places to eat near me" and looked quickly at the reviews and took a chance- BEST DECISION MADE!! We arrived on Sunday around 6pm, parking is on the street or side of restaurant. Walking in it was old timey vibes and dim lights, the bar was lit up beautifully! We were sat immediately (sit yourself) and a server came up and handed us menus and said "please place orders at the bar for drinks and food" ORDER was: regular burger add cheese and tots, jalapeño burger with fries, pulled pork sliders With absolute seriousness, the food was AMAZING! It took a little while to make (maybe 30ish minutes) but the wait was worth it, the patty itself was fresh and very tasty (and I'll add the veggies on the burger were very fresh!!) We will absolutely be back!!

We had lunch here on our drive home. We did have to order at the bar. They do have waiter service…read moreat certain times. For the starter, we shared the fried green tomatoes and loaded fries. The loaded fries was a huge portion and could definitely be a meal. The fried green tomatoes were ok. Not something I would order again. I had the salmon sandy with fries for my main meal. The salmon portion was big. The sauce was tasty. The fries were fresh. The bartender was very nice. The food came out quickly. There was plenty of seating. Parking is street parking

Checking out Schultz Saloon with Michael , Michael and Sarah. Really great place!…read more Our server Dani is a sweetheart . Come by and check them out

Normally yes, but if you want an Old Fashion Sunday (today) is not the day for them. The bartender…read moretoday does not know how to make them. Very disappointing. We were here just the other day and had 6 total and all perfect but today I am sad. Either do some retraining or please don't let her work on Sundays because we come here specifically for the Smoked Pecan Old Fashioned. Whichever girl was working on Friday, Jan 31st is the bomb!!

We went to the Schoolyard to watch a hockey game and see what was going on here. Let's take the big…read morethree questions one at a time. First the food is very lacking. There is really only two choices, a mac and cheese place and Mikey's Cheesesteaks which I will review separately. Definitely need more options, not sure if they have food trucks in the summer or not, but need more. Let's skip to the best attribute, the ambiance. Love the old elementary school layout, with the courtyard and various little businesses in the old classrooms. The bar is in what I assume was the old cafeteria, which was roomy with various seating options. There was a couple guitar players playing which was nice, and prices were reasonable. Now the low point. The afternoon bartender couldn't wait to get out of there fast enough. We asked for the game outside on the big TV as there was nobody there but us. She told us to ask the night bartender as she was about to leave (not sure why that was important and she was there another 15 minutes before relief arrived), but we had almost an hour so we got our drinks and sat down. After shift change we ordered round two and asked for the outdoor TV as instructed, but in the meantime someone had asked for the basketball game so we got a TV near us in the bar. Whomever had requested the outdoor TV didn't even make it to halftime of there game, but by then I didn't feel like moving. Great history, great idea, just lacking in execution at this point. I hope things work out.

This is an interesting place with an interesting history. A…read moreformer schoolhouse that opened in 1871, the first public school for Black students in Seguin. It was made possible by the Second Baptist Church. It was called Abraham Lincoln School. In 1892 the school became part of the Seguin public school system. In 1925 the name was changed to Ball High School after its first principal and one of the founders. The school ceased being segregated in 1966. There is a sports bar here called Seguin Schoolyard (opened in 2024). However, the entire grounds are also known as the Seguin Schoolyard as they are an extension of the bar. This review is for everything because it's a really cool concept. There is a huge outdoor area with a stage that is kinda sorta giving Luckenbach vibes. Lots of covered and uncovered seating featuring picnic tables and deck chairs. A great outdoor stage for local and national performers. The outdoor space also has an outdoor bar for concerts. The grounds are lined with several businesses including a bakery, hair salon, art center for kids, cheesesteak shop, the namesake bar, shops, and more. What a great addition to Seguin! Heck, Paul Wall will be performing there in November 2025. The (indoor) bar itself is spacious and comfortable with bar seating as well as living area-style seating. The staff are super fun, friendly, and attentive. Family, kid, & pet-friendly.

This speakeasy is located in the basement of a 120-year old building in Gruene Grove (Gruene,…read moreTexas). Our mixologist, Logan (absolutely wonderful human being) not only made us the most delicious pecan praline whiskey cocktail but he also gave use some incredible history on the space & of course the ghosts! The limestone walls are original. Much of the decor adorning the walls was found in the building. Some of the wall hangings include an original bond and doctor prescriptions for whiskey. The furnishings and accessories complement the rooms to enhance the feeling of old-west prohibition. The velvet pieces exemplify burlesque. Total "hitch your horse to a post, mosey on down for a secret drink and a good time" vibes. Logan spun a tale of ghosts appearing in selfies taken by previous guests. The story was sensational and I was all about it. A wonky thing happened with the POS system while we were there that required a reboot. I joked that the ghosts thought I was taking too many pictures. Dark, moody, sexy, and relaxing...everything you want in a speakeasy---& good drinks too, of course. Absolute works of liquid art!

Located in the basement of what used to be the home of Henry Gruene's cotton workers, I believe…read more Head out back, behind traveling Gypsies store, at the Gruene Grove area. We came on a weekday therefore it wasn't busy at all. The bartender was very friendly. Cocktails were great. The small room we took did have some plush red velvet seats and leather sofas as they try to set the mood of the 1920's prohibition era. The other room felt weird with the restroom washing station being next to the seating.

Great atmosphere love the live music and the drinks were expertly crafted. I wish I would have got…read morethe name of the band that was playing. I would love to come back when the kitchen is open and try some finger food.

This is a very nice, low-key, chill spot that feels upscale when you walk in, but still casual…read moreenough to relax and enjoy yourself. The ambience is really well done. It has a classy, tasteful speakeasy vibe without feeling overdone or pretentious. They also have a private room that would be great for a special group gathering or a more intimate celebration. The grand piano in the room adds a really elegant touch and makes the space feel even more elevated. We went on a Monday night, so it's hard to say what the normal energy is like on a busier evening, but the overall atmosphere was still very pleasant. Service was friendly and attentive, which I appreciated. The only thing I would have loved was a little more creativity or guidance with the cocktails. The space gives the impression that you're about to get a true mixologist-style experience, but the recommendations we received were pretty standard, like Old Fashioneds and martinis. We were hoping for something a little more unique or original, maybe a twist on a Sidecar or an elevated take on a classic Old Fashioned. That said, it's still a beautiful spot with great ambience, pleasant service, and a very nice overall feel. I would definitely go back, especially on a busier night to see the full vibe.

Great Place to relax and enjoy company service was great and the food was delicious…read more Definitely love it

I took my partner here this past Sunday for his 21st birthday & he still hasn't stopped talking…read moreabout how perfect it was! It was both our first time & Bailey was amazing with everything. She gave us suggestions and recommendations that just left us wanting more! We got the complex flight, sangria flight, and their mimosa carafe special. We also tried the Brie which was the best Brie we have had! and he was able to get their apple fig pizza complimentary for his birthday which was just chef's kiss. The vibe in the place was so peaceful. Truly an unforgettable experience for him, we will definitely be going back sooner than later!

Pretty swanky facelift on this venue. Came in during the slower part of the day so would like to…read morereturn when fully alive with music. The happy hour Old Fashion is heavy on the bitters if that's your thing, wasn't as fancy as I had hoped. The appetizer mushrooms are nice bite size morsels, just a bit on the greasy side - perhaps higher heat might fix that. Ambience really is nice and would look forward to an evening with friends and live music in the future. You must pay for street parking and lot parking.

We absolutely love Tavern on Castell. The atmosphere is so cozy. Servers are always fast and…read morefriendly. The food items are always tasty and a really nice variety. The Texas Toothpicks are my fav! Highly recommend this establishment.