Good place to see a concert. They have beer AND a full bar…read more They don't serve food, but you can bring your own, which is nice. There are lots of tables. *I wouldn't pay extra for the VIP area* - just get a reserved table if you want a seat. The crowd is a little different here. Not everyone stands up by the stage, probably because there is so much seating. That leaves plenty of room for dancing if that's your thing. The bar stations are spread out around the venue, so the lines never seemed too bad. They also let you come and go with a wristband, which is convenient.

Been here twice now and hasn't disappointed ! This time we enjoyed Wednesday steak night ! The band…read morewas amazing. The drinks were perfect. The vibe was awesome with cool your own steak and sides. 5 dollar entry fee plus they ask at least one person in your party buys a 10 dollar plate of sides ! Salad, roll, and a baked potato ! All the seasonings you could imagine. Amazing time . Staff is friendly and helpful

Located just off the Old San Antonio Road near Fredericksburg, one of the newest wineries has…read morejoined the Texas Hill Country family. This venture has been a dream for owners Mike & Rosann Mitrione. Their first vineyard was established in the Texas High Plains in 2018, where they planted around 15 varietals across 27 acres. In 2021, they began designing and planning their new 38-acre Texas Hill Country vineyard. They started planting their estate vineyard in 2022 and have now expanded to 9 acres of vines including Albariño, Petite Sirah, Montepulciano, Syrah, and Aglianico. Since opening to the public in summer of 2023, they've maintained a steadfast commitment to producing 100% Texas wines. When you enter the tasting room, you will immediately notice the impressive Texas granite structure adorned with a symbol that reflects the Ross family's core values: Faith, Family, Friends, and Fellowship. The two-story, eco-friendly tasting facility is semi-circular and built into the hillside - reminiscent of a piazza in Italy. It has an upscale vibe, high-end design, and comfort in mind lending to its artistic flair. Facing east, the tasting room stays cooler both inside and out, enhancing the experience. Another notable feature are the large tables made from repurposed old pecan trees found on the property. Well known Texas winemaker Tim Drake has been helping in the crafting of some very fine wine here. Most focus has been primarily on Italian style wines which reflects the owner's wine travels. Most grapes are sourced from the High Plains vineyard estate with some future Hill Country estate wines to come. First to sample was the '23 Sauvignon Blanc which is sourced from the High Plains estate vineyard. Citrus & melons will be the first notes to light up your wine palate followed by zesty acidity. The second white wine sampled was the '23 Bisaccia. This Italian style blend, named after Michael's grandfather's Italian town, was crafted with 57% Trebbiano, 39% Albariño, and 4% Pinot Grigio. It is dry with dried apricot notes and minerality. An extra white wine treat was the Windswept. This Rhone style blend (yes, departure from the Italian theme, but that's ok) is a blend of 52% Viognier and 48% Roussanne. It is a lovely lighter Rhone style wine with buttery notes, a tango between apricot and pear, and a hint of minerality. Moving to the Rosé wines, the first to sample was the '24 Sangiovese Rosé. It had a pink colored hue with notes of watermelon and strawberry coupled with good acids. It also had more of a Provence style feel to it for an added pleasant. The next Rosé wine sipped was the '24 Vega. It is Malbec based with some raspberry notes and a nice soft and refreshing feel. Moving into the reds, the first to sample was the '23 Grenache. It was aged in Russian oak (yes, for real), exhibited a deep brick rusty color, lots of good fruit forwardness and a touch of smoke. Next, was the '22 Piazza Rossa. This super Tuscan style wine has 67% Sangiovese, 22% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 11% Merlot. To say it has a big nose is an understatement, but you will also be impressed by its deep dark color, and notes of fig. Plus, the finish is to die for! Saving the best for last red to sip, was the '22 Envisage. This right bank Bordeaux style wine (yes, not exactly Italian, but still great) was carefully crafted with 46% Merlot, 38% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 16% Malbec. It has nice rich dark fruit, some baking spices, good tannins and acidity, and a smooth finish. Overall, it was a very fine and enjoyable tasting session with everything being spot on. When dreams are realized, magic happens. You can see this not only in the quality wines produced, but the tasting room design, décor, and cool vibes. There is a food truck on site that will whip up some good eats to pair with your wine. You will experience great hospitality here as well. The team is very professional, knowledgeable, and attentive to help ensure you have the tasting experience you desire. You will feel well cared for and comfortable here and will want to return. Cheers!

My wife and I spent the evening in Boerne and made a trip to Fredericksburg to get our wine…read moreshipment from another vineyard. We decided to try something new this time around. We were kind of concerned as it is in the opposite direction of all the other places. Upon arrival we were greeted by the host in the outside foyer and taken to our table ( they take reservations but we did not have one). We were sat and promptly greeted by our server. She explained the options for tasting to us and informed us that there was a food truck onsite as well. We opted to do the red wine tasting . The tasting started with a Grenache ( full bodied, very fruity but not sweet) the grapes really shine, next was the Sangiovese which was even better. We went through a series of 5 wines that all were made with exceptional care as none were left to waste. My favorite was the 1 Sangiovese, 2 Grenache, 3 Tempranillo. We also purchased a pizza from the food truck onsite. It was a margarita pizza ( large enough for two to share as a medium snack). If your hungry you made need more. They have more than pizza as well. We bought a bottle of Sangiovese and will definitely return. Excellent live performer and extraordinary service !!

1st star: location - walkable to stores, restaurants - there's also a local well stocked grocery…read morestore nearby and a delicious Mexican restaurant (Los Jarros) 2nd star: we had one of smaller rooms and had everything we needed - small frig, Keurig, water carafe, shower pressure ok, but the bed bed linen - wow-- one of the most comfortable 3rd star: Friday night happy hour was nice & they also serve daily breakfast for hotel guests (we never made it) 4th star: nice vibe (cheap version of Hotel Emma in SATX) Notes: - our room was across checkin and you can hear everything - including staff complaints about guests - yikes --- we where there for a wedding and few staff sounded overwhelmed - very very strict quiet hour enforced! Wedding party post gatherings were threatened additional fees to be applied to rooms that did not adhere to the courtyard rules.

Great hotel and town. Love visiting every couple of years. Enjoyed the cabin in the back. Nice to…read moreenjoy the lobby with a drink. Christmas is always a special time at the hotel.

This review is for other bands that might be thinking about playing at this venue…read more Directions: Finding the place from San Antonio is not difficult. Directions on the web appear to be accurate. When looking it up online, make sure you use the current address, 715 Main Street. Otherwise, you may get the old address, 702 TX-16. Simply take Route 16N to Bandera. When 16N meets Main St. in Bandera, turn right and go about five blocks. The venue isn't marked so you'll have to look for it by address, which is 715 Main St. That will be on the left side of the road. It's actually in the Best Western Motel. Load-In: We love this venue and the crowd is excellent. However, load-in ranks among the more difficult clubs. There are no tandem parking spots, so if you have a truck and trailer, you'll have to park horizontally across multiple parking spaces. If you're lucky, there will be sufficient empty spaces to allow you to park directly in front of the entrance. If not, you'll have to park along one of the side streets like Oak Street. You'll want to have some sort of cart to move your gear because there's a long switch-back ramp leading from the street to the entrance. If you are fortunate enough to get to park directly in front of the club, you will have to move your vehicle before you start the gig. We parked at the end of Oak Street on the left side. Note that there is parking behind the motel, but none of it is tandem. Stage: The stage is about six inches high and is about 8 feet deep and perhaps 12 feet wide. For some unfathomable reason, about a third of the stage on stage left has been sacrificed for a ramp leading from the floor to the stage level. Why you would need a ramp for a six-inch high stage escapes me. I'd much rather have the additional stage real estate than a useless ramp. But in spite of the tiny stage we managed to get the drums, the PA racks, the bassist and the guitar player on the stage. The PA stacks and monitors we set on the floor in front of the stage. I imagine any band with more than three pieces would have some difficulty fitting on the stage. Lighting: The venue does have a few stage lights. These will probably give you enough illumination at night to see what you're doing, but I suspect you'll want to use your own lights since you have no control over the venue's lights and they're not very atmospheric. Sound System: The club does have two small speakers suspended from the ceiling above the stage. Not sure if these are plugged into some sort of PA system, but we used our own PA since the ceiling speakers are much too small for a classic rock band. They would be fine for a single or duo acoustic act. Acoustics are about average. We noticed no serious echo or feedback issues. There were no problematic resonances. Layout: This is a very small venue and the band faces directly toward the bar, which is placed against the opposite wall, so you will want to watch your volume. The room is essentially a rectangle. Volume: We were able to bring our volume up to what we considered a comfortable level for a classic rock band with no issues. Comfort: The room has good air conditioning but the venue likes to leave the two front doors open to the outside so that people lounging in front of the club can hear the music. This reduces the effectiveness of the A/C as well as raising the humidity in the club to somewhat uncomfortable levels. Don't know if they continue this practice into the winter months. Miscellaneous: We broadcasted this gig via Facebook Live and had no trouble maintaining an Internet connection during the broadcast. Parking: As long as you're not trying to park a tandem unit, parking isn't much of a problem. However, as we mentioned above, tandem parking is non-existent. Venue Management: Pleasant and easy to work with. They're good people and we look forward to our next gig here. Overall: We had a very good gig. The crowd was enthusiastic and responsive. We are excited about the prospect of returning for another engagement.

Smoke free which is nice in Bandera. Good bands but dance floor needs work. Concrete but no wax so…read morehard to dance on. Could be a nice place to dance hope they make improvements.

This is a fabulous dance and cheer studio. My daughter loves it. Cece and the coaches are the best…read more Highly recommended.

This was my first time ever in Arcadia and just WOW! All of their remodeling was done so well. My…read morefavorite was the mural outside. It's so nice to see the view from the river and is so clean. My niece had a ballet recital and we were excited to experience inside for the first time. I love that Kerrville is growing and becoming more modern with Arcadia. You have to check out the mural in the back!

Beautiful venue. I don't think it's getting any promotion. I only went because I specifically went…read morelooking for somewhere local for date night. Website has limited info as well. I had to call box office today see if they offered beverages. Hope it can get some buzz and bring more acts. Good band last night but 25 people that were mostly invited by the band isn't going to bring in patrons. Loved that they offer my favorite Ranch Water and tequila but the bourbon offering was not great. Was happy to pay the $14 cover to have a nice local place but it needs some more promotions

Five stars because the husband won one of the raffles. A 5-gun raffle for a $50 ticket. Your name…read moreis called, you get the pick of the five, next name gets the pick of four, etc. he chose the Kimber Stainless II ACP 45. Good looking gun. The food as usual was terrific. About 15-20 grilling teams. Chicken, beef, venison, wild boar and more. Cobbler, cookies and coffee. Well worth the $20 entry. Free parking. Pay for your drinks: $4 beer, $1 sodas and water. Live auction, raffles, silent auctions. The event benefits the Youth Equestrian Center. Check it out next year. First Saturday in November.

We go there every year, but this time I was ambushed by a brunette raffle ticket seller. She told…read moreme the tickets were 300,500, and $1000. I said that last year they were $100, and her reply was its Bidens fault, so I paid for the $300. Once inside i over heard the ladies saying $100 dollars and up. Not only was I pissed, then finding out the beer tickets were $4 for 1beer. I was already in for $400, because I bought drinks for other friends. I know it's for a good cause, but the raffle ticket lady lied about the prices at the front entrance. I didn't want to buy that many to began with. Food was great and the environment with great people. Think that is the last time we are going. Thanks to the in your face at the beginning and lied to my face. If I would of won something for $300, I wouldn't be so upset for spending too much. usually I donate the $100 and not expect something.

My first wine tour here and we had Rose as our tasting room host. She was very informative of the…read morewines and the selections to cater to everyone's tastes in our party. We ordered food for the table and I was personally surprised to know that the menu was gluten free. The room is spacious and comfortable. It was a great time and recommend taking your time here.

THE BIG: Literally a safari winery right off the 290 wine strip. Tall ceilings with taxidermy…read moreanimals on the wall and floors. Big backyard with a concert venue and live animals to see! THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here with the wife and a couple of friends visiting from out of town. There was a members pick up party and they were super nice to let us in and enjoy the wines. The wines here are a variety from South America, South Africa, and Texas. For the wine tasting, we got to choose from five of the wines except for the ones with a asterisk. My favorites were the pinotage and the chenin blancs from south africa. Afterwards, we went outside to the back to see the kangaroos getting shade underneath the trees from the hot sun. They're alot smaller than I imagine but very cute. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The entrance and a wine tasting was around $30 and let me tell you, this was a fun time! Animals in the back plus good vibes around the winery makes for a stop next time.