I'm not a local but we take out of town guests to F-berg from our home closer to San Antonio. We…read morealways hit this place before dinner. It is quiet, cool, and always has some unique, well-crafted cocktails.

This is a very cool bar in a very cool small Texas town. Comfortable chairs and sofas along with…read moreyour standard bar tables and chairs give you lots of seating options. Located on the main drag of Fredericksburg, it stands out for its character on a street filled with character. Good selection of spirits and creative cocktails make imbibing fun and adventurous. Our server, Devyn, was knowledgeable, personable, quirky, and fun, engaging with us and sharing stories, clearly proud of the bar and her teammates. They may have food, don't know. We went for a drink and had a great experience.

This is overall a pretty average type spot. I like the ability to play music from your seat and the…read moreproud to be American style decor going on with a simple wooded bar. It's not very big and the people weren't super welcoming at first. Drinks were pricey even for basic ones (which is to be expected off of Main area). After some time the bartenders became more friendly and gave some great recommendations. It wasn't too busy as it was a random weekday. So not sure how the vibe is on the weekend. I would give this spot another try on a special occasion.

We saw a sign about their famous frozen espresso martini, and it did not disappoint! And then they…read moreran out and made us a delicious espresso martini (not frozen.) We will definitely be back! Loved this staff. They aim to please.

I fell in love with this spot instantly. The vibes were chill and the variety of wines were…read moreunmatched.The service was top notch. I tried several different options and relaxed on the patio. The band playing was setting a fun, funky vibe, and the crowd was getting down. This place proves you can have classy and a bit wild at the same time. I loved the little lounge areas with vintage chairs and beautiful decor. Word of mouth gets around fast, and I see why my neighbor keeps inviting me to this spot. She has good taste and knows where to go drama free. This is a great spot for females to feel safe to go solo or bring your crew. The surrounding customers and staff were friendly and fun. I will return soon and try out some other options.

If you're in Fredericksburg and not stopping by Lincoln Street Wine Bar, you're doing the town…read morecompletely wrong. This place absolutely nails the vibe, an incredible selection of wines, a great lineup of beers, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to stay way longer than you planned. The live music is hands-down the best in Fredericksburg, and the patio? Easily the coolest, most relaxing spot in town to unwind with a drink and good company. Whether you're a wine lover, beer fan, or just looking for the perfect place to kick back after a long day of exploring, Lincoln Street Wine Bar delivers every single time. Friendly staff, great energy, amazing music, and an unbeatable patio, what more could you ask for? 10/10 recommend. This will be a must-stop every time I'm in Fredericksburg.

The Elk is in our P1 rotation whenever we visit Fred. The Elk offers 5-star craft cocktails and a…read morewine bar. They have music on the weekends and it's usually top notch. I really enjoy their Old Fashioned and their version of a New Orleans Sazerac cocktail. Plus one is equally impressed with their Espresso Martini. Their mixologists are Pros and each cocktail is expertly made and presented. They do get busy and due to the complexity of their drinks the wait can be a tad long to order and receive your cocktail. But it is well worth the wait! This is great upscale alternative on Main St.

Great place for drinks. Get a cocktail first with the queso Brie', then go do the wine tasting for…read more$20 a person.

Kind staff, great selection. Prices typical for single stick…read morebuys. Would like to see some 5 pack deals or something.

If you're in the area and need a stick this is the spot to stop. The locals also hang out here so…read moretake your time having a drink while you puff on a cigar.

We stumbled into Cuvée during a girls' weekend in Fredericksburg, and it ended up being one of our…read morefavorite stops! We shared a few bottles of rosé and spent way longer than we planned because the atmosphere was just so inviting. The wine bar is set inside a beautifully restored historic home, with several cozy rooms that make it feel like you're relaxing in someone's stylish living room rather than a typical wine bar. It has such a warm, welcoming vibe. We loved that they also have a piano bar with live music in the evenings, it would be such a fun place to spend an evening! The owner even stopped by our table to check on us, chat for a bit, and make sure we were enjoying ourselves. That personal touch really stood out and made us feel so welcome. Whether you're looking for a wine flight, a bottle to share with friends, or just a cozy place to unwind after shopping on Main Street, I highly recommend stopping by. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Fredericksburg!

Apparently singing "friends in low places" in a baritone will get you asked if you are sober enough…read morefor another glass of wine. The two stars is NOT for the piano player Pierson Keating, who is great, for whom I would give 5 Stars. For clarification I have had a total of 3 glasses of wine since noon and it's currently 7 o'clock and I am writing this review as I am leaving. I have a strong understanding of TABC rules and regulations, and this question was misplaced and pretty rude. Pierson, the pianist, asked my group to sing a song we requested because he was unsure of the lyrics, then the staff asked the group to sit down. Not sure if this place is catered to the older crowd or just not accustomed to having girls who like to have a good time, but I wouldn't come back here if you payed me. Staff 2.7/10. Food 6.7/10. Pianist 10/10.

I got the Italian panini with pasta salad and it was genuinely so delicious. The staff was super…read moresuper friendly and attentive! I would definitely come back to try the pizza

This place blew away all the other spots in this town with above and beyond/top notch service and a…read morewelcoming vibe for me (a newbie). So great to see they treat both locals and new guys with the same kindness and respect. When I asked if there was a jukebox by chance the guy (I believe Skylar) said "No but what do you want to hear?" I asked for some Stevie Nicks and he said no problem. I didn't expect any of that and was overjoyed to hear some Stevie over the speakers. What cool people here! The patrons at the front gave me recommendations on good spots and were very welcoming. I ended up with a Spicy Italian. This one had a nice kick but not overpowering and a generous size along with some coleslaw and a pickle. I couldn't quite finish it all. I'm kicking myself for forgetting my left overs. Oh well, that's a great excuse to go back and enjoy this awesome food/vibe all over again.

8/05/25: Visiting from Dallas, TX. The restaurant is right off Main Street. Yes, it is "hidden" and…read moreyou have to walk down an alley to get to it. Blake greeted me and he was very friendly. I sat at the bar and ordered a burger and fries, chicken wings, and onion rings. They had one cook, and he was pretty cool. This was definitely a "locals" bar, but the staff made me feel comfortable. The food took a while to come out, but when it did, it was fresh and hot. Everything tasted ok, but the burger and onion rings, which had been recommended by the bartender, were really good. The bar was well stocked, and the beer was cold. They had plenty of patio seating, and they host live music. The bar area and the bathrooms are in need of some TLC. Parking on Main Street can be a challenge. I went the next day to have a burger and onion rings, but they were out of onion rings. I settled for seasoned fries, which were ok.

We stopped by Hidden Hideaway on Main for lunch and had a mixed experience. Parking is street-only,…read morethere's no private lot, but we found a spot nearby without too much trouble. Our server was friendly, but there were a few communication hiccups throughout the meal. We were served bottled water without being told there was a charge, which caught us off guard since most nearby restaurants offer complimentary water. The server also offered chips and salsa as we were handed menus, so it sounded like a complimentary starter, but it's actually $10 on the menu. After waiting about 40 minutes, we decided to cancel the order (which turned out hadn't been entered anyway). Service was pleasant but inconsistent. One of our friends arrived a few minutes after us and ordered coffee right away, but her cup didn't come out until well after ours, and when it did, the cup wasn't very clean. Also worth noting that gratuity is automatically added for parties of six or more, and they don't split checks. We accidentally double-tipped, but the manager was kind and quickly resolved it. On the plus side, the space is casual, dog-friendly, and has plenty of shaded outdoor seating. The food was the highlight. My Chicken Bacon Ranch sandwich was flavorful with crispy fries, my husband's Hideaway Burger was cooked well, and our friend's Chicken & Waffles were tasty, though a bit heavy on the waffle and light on the chicken. Overall, the food and atmosphere were good, but the lack of transparency around pricing and a few service missteps made the experience less smooth than it could've been. Decent spot, but I'd probably try somewhere else next time.