Love this place ... totally cool dive bar .. delicious cold beer and amazing hamburgers... very…read moretasty. Had an awesome patio that looks out towards the Lake Buchanan dam... great view. Awesome service ... I will definitely be back .. such a cool place

My friend and I stopped by after hiking at Inks Lake State Park and it was definitely an oasis for…read morefolks in the area! It is very much a dive bar with ample beer selection and a simple menu. We got the mozzarella sticks and burgers, which were very affordable and generous in size. I would recommend this place for anyone looking for a dive bar in the area.

Great spot for drinks, country dancing, and a little pool sharking, if that's what you're into!…read more We came here for the Hunter's Ball and had a good time, but I was a little disappointed to learn that it was going to be a DJ, instead of a live band. Had some drinks, played some pool, and entered the gun raffle. They have a great dance floor, but there weren't too many single guys to dance with by 9PM...and I asked a lot of guys if they could dance, and they looked like deer in headlights...so we ended up leaving to hit another dancehall. I think there was a big group having a birthday party, so it was a lot of people, but not a lot of dancers. I'd come back here when I want to get out of my small town, but plan to stay late and see who shows up!

Latino musicnight last night was a true disappointment. Owner/DJ/@pardners stating that something…read more"isn't racist" does not negate the intent or the impact it may have had. Repeating that it wasn't racist and defending that behavior doesn't make it acceptable -- it only serves to dismiss legitimate concerns and brush them aside. By definition, racism involves treating someone unfairly, excluding, harassing, or demeaning them based on their race or ethnicity. When the DJ used the phrase "your people," it was clearly exclusionary. When he said, "If I only play Latino music, then the others will leave," it positioned our presence as a problem and created a sense of unwelcome. The situation escalated further when our group was asked to leave -- not for being disruptive, but simply for disagreeing with the music -- while the DJ referred to us as "you and your fucking people." That is not only unprofessional, but also deeply offensive and humiliating. Even your comment about "staying in your own lane" implies exclusion. Why? Because we voiced our disagreement? Because we stood up for ourselves and asked to celebrate Latino culture on a night that was specifically promoted as Latino Night? You've suggested this issue only occurred because your regular DJ wasn't present, but this behavior reflects a broader, ongoing pattern. Regardless of who was in the DJ booth, the treatment of that group was inappropriate and inexcusable. Defending it -- and attempting to shift the narrative -- is deeply disappointing. And respectfully, claiming that you used your own money to promote Latino Night in an attempt to gain sympathy is out of touch. You own a large, well-established club. Investing in the promotion of your own events is a business expense -- not a personal sacrifice. If you'r going to promote a cultural night, you have a responsibility to respect and honor the community you're representing.

Awesome little music venue.... First time here .. enjoyed the little side patio for a little fresh…read moreair ... bartenders were great and the music was flowing .. cover was $20 if you did not purchase tickets before hand so double check that before you come ... nice little dance floor...had a blast ... I'll be back

Relaxing place with lots of drinks. We didn't get food but it is available. We stayed about an hour…read moreand a half and listen to music and had a beer.

great dive stop along this scenic road. live music in the dance hall and a jukebox in the bar area…read more ice cold beer as well as a bar. friendly service and an welcoming atmosphere. a must drop in spot!

Iconic Music Venue & Nostalgic Dive Bar…read more If you are in the mood for a cold beer and great music, then take a scenic drive out to Devil's Backbone Tavern! It first operated as a stagecoach outpost & blacksmith shop. And it famously built the Tavern in Comal County during prohibition. It wasn't until the 1950s that a dance hall pavilion was added to the property. And while the tavern wasn't made famous through country songs, it remained a popular watering hole for the locals. Today, the new owners have helped revitalize the dance hall and brought about a renewed appreciation for this musical outpost. Some of the greatest singer/songwriters come to play at Devil's so be sure to check out the list of upcoming shows. So put Todd Snider in your playlist, check your GPS, and take a drive out to Fischer for a cold beer and great music! On a more personal note, I would love to see more listening room / storytelling type shows and album signing opportunities where artists can take advantage of the great acoustics and intimate space. Tips Basic Outdoor Bathrooms Parking is free but limited A/C units but no ceiling fans Bring cash for tips

Every time my wife and I visit Fredericksburg we give Der Daiwel a visit. The owners are both super…read morenice and drinks are very reasonable. It is a metal bar so it's a nice break from all the redneck places.

Really enjoyed this bar. The drinks were good. The ambiance was to my liking. ( it's not for…read moreeveryone). Small groups besides us. Service was great. Drinks were good and the music wasn't very loud. The bartender was great. Definitely will be visiting when in town.

This is the dive bar I've been looking for. Yes it's…read moresmoking inside, yeah the crowd is different. But if you want an actual dive bar then this is it. Very underrated and great patio for the summer. Last actual place I'd suggest. That feel like old Austin/round rock.

They only have finger foods like you buy at Sam's. And the people at the bar are very neighborly,…read moreand the one time I went in there, I met a pretty cool new, "important" friend. However, I am not a cigarette smoker, and there does not appear to be any ventilation, so 30 minutes and I was ready to throw up, so I left. It was horrible.

It's a bar! Cold beer, TVs, pool tables. Great bartender. Yes they allow smoking. Not sure how…read moreyou mess up cold beer to get a 2 star rating. But the night I was here it was clean, the beer was cold and nice people. If you came to marble falls with your kids to walk the square don't come in.

I would not visit this establishment again for any reason. Just go to R Bar across the street,…read morewhere the people and service are so much more pleasant and the bar is several times cleaner. The bartender (female) was absolutely terrible and I wouldn't trust ordering a drink from her. The bathroom is absolutely disgusting, no soap or paper towels and bugs flying around the urinal. As lazy as the bartender was, I can only imagine how gross the glassware is. Marble Falls is a pleasant town, just avoid this dump.

Great store and bar - excellent vibes and ambiance! Friendly staff and great selection of modern…read moret's and casual wear with a Texas accent. Wishing them continued success.

The owners are very friendly and helpful…read more A good music selection is always playing. I'd like to buy all the shirts they have. The antique side is nice with good prices.

It's a hit or miss for me on this place! Food is pretty good but the attitude and service you just…read morenever know!

We love Alfredo's. Best Tex Mex, BYOB and always friendly. Love the staff. The cheese enchiladas…read moreare amazing. Just remember to bring cash.

Ambience wise. It's a saloon, so be aware: There's a mix of music playing at all times. Volume was…read morelow/medium when I visited. Slot machines line two walls. Smoking is allowed at the bar. 4 oerson tables are far enough away that this has minimal impact on the dining experience. Food wise: I had the Two-fer shrimp and catfish baskets. First impression was that they were overdone. Not so. Both items were just right, crispy outside, tender and moist inside. Fries were a little dry, but then again, I like mine a little greasy. Sweet tea was goid, not too much or too little sweetness. Prices are a little on the high side of moderate. Portions are good. Service was good. Bottom line, I'll visit again.

Despite the circulation equipment I noticed, the venue is too small to accommodate both smokers and…read morediners (IMHO) - there's no getting away from the smoke, so if you're not a smoker, you won't be pleased. Since area diners (the Dam Grill, Crazy Gals) stop serving breakfast long before lunch (10:30 really?!) we were excited about the prospect of "breakfast all day " but the Big Easy offers wraps and sandwiches, no traditional eggs, toast & bacon plates or other breakfast selections. I had the chorizo wrap and my husband had the sausage wrap. I think they used a canned chile base for the chorizo, which I dig in a frito pie, but its prominence over other ingredients (egg, cheese and chorizo), was disappointing. My husband's egg's were burnt prompting him to observe that the food wasn't good enough to waste an appetite on. There are two separate buildings in the "L" of which is a small outdoor space featuring a fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs and some other seating. The second building's interior perimeter is lined with arcade games and the kitchen is in the back corner. The potential for fun exists here, if you're a smoker. Neither building has the ceiling height or square footage to create "smoking areas" so it's a "feature" that can't be ignored. They advertise a Karaoke night and live music though where either would take place is cause for wonder because "intimate" is an apropos term to describe the place (inside or out).