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!!

They have live entertainment on Friday night and Saturday night. Great drinks and service.read more

Smash burgers are delicious, ambiance is nice. Brooke made me a great cocktail this evening…read more Definitely a spot to enjoy a date night or evening out

Proper little cocktail bar located in the heart of the quaint downtown square of Seguin, Texas…read more Surprising to find such a place in a small town. This is the type of place we're used to at home in Pittsburgh as well as our travels to NYC, DC, Europe, etc. Friendly service. Talented mixologists curating delicious, high-end cocktails at affordable prices. Drinks range from $8 & up. If you ever find your way to this sleepy town, it's worth a visit.

The food is perfect and the service is amazing. They make a pablano soup that is so good. House…read moresalad is big then you go up stairs to the Rose room you walk into yet another restaurant that is amazing steaks that are cooked to your preference.

Wow! What a nice find! Upon walking in I was pleasantly greeted by the bartender and a gentleman…read more(handsome at that) who I presume is the manager. I love the atmosphere and can see why it has a high rating and a local favorite. I ordered the cheesecake the chicken pot pie soup. That burger was so good, I had ate half of it before I realized I didn't put any condiments on it lol. The pot pie was velvety smooth and had just the right seasoning. If you're in the area, I highly recommend this place. They also serve breakfast starting at 8AM.

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.

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.

I just discovered my new favorite local bar right here in my new hometown of Seguin Texas…read more'Highwater Bar' "Lively atmosphere, creative drink menu, and unbeatable happy hour deals. The bartenders are skilled and welcoming, making every visit feel special. Great for groups or solo outings. A local favorite!"

Great food and awesome bartender. We love going for the Saturday/Sunday brunch. Great laidback…read moreplace for kids to hangout too.

Brewery #370 Seguin…read moreBrewery is more of a family friendly restaurant that also brews beer than it is a brewery. They do things like pizzas, wings, apps, sandwiches and salads. They don't offer flights which is huge pet peeve of mine for breweries. Let people try your beers. So, I just got 2 pints. I got a Kolsch and an IPA that were both decent. I ordered some honey pecan wings and waffle fries which were solid. The wings had perfectly crisp skin, but the sauce sounded better than the flavor gave. The lady friend had a salad that she said was good. They also offered pours of hard-to-get bourbons but at 65.00 for a pour of George T Stagg, I passed. The place itself was very nice. The service was good. The food was solid, and the beer was decent. Just offer some flights!

Girlfriend and I needed a one night break from teenage shenanigans. We headed about an hour south…read moreto Seguin on a recent evening. We arrived just after most local shopping had closed; perhaps a drink and time to soak in some nightlife instead. Checked Yelp and didn't see much. Google search led us to Seguin Bar and Billiards. Place wasn't too crowded and there was an available table. Drinks ordered from the friendly bartender! Jim Beam and Coke for me; rum punch for the lady. OK, so we had to help with that recipe lol. Once the drinks were flowing and we were playing it was a fun evening. Only complaint was there was no chalk for your hands. First pool hall I've been too that didn't have it.

This bar plays good music, it always has a good turn out, the drinks and shots are good but when…read morethey are busy be prepared to wait a while for your drinks. I think if this bar got more organized on their busier nights, the wait time for their costumers wouldn't be as long. The bartenders could definitely be a little faster, I order 4 ranch waters and I swear it took longer than 10 minutes to be made, it was surprising the pace the bartender was going with how busy the bar was that night lol. I would still recommend this bar for its fun environment but if you're impatient and going on a weekend and you're going to pick a place for last hour or 30mins keep this in mind.

Food very good Fun atmosphere staff very friendly and…read more helpful Cute shop Great small business worth supporting

My friend and I literally just came here to use there bathroom after driving a long while (which…read morewas spacious and clean by the wa), but this place was soo cute! Bookstore, coffeeshop, and gift shop all in one. In what looks like a refurbished home. Every room was uniquely designed. I loved the the wallpaper in the coffeeshop room. Great store to peruse for treating yourself or for gift giving. And a bookstore with a pretty good size collection and categoriesfor it not to be a library or chain store. I was pleasantly surprised to see a black history month display of book, how inclusive. They also had a kids corner area. And there was what looked like a book club group chit chatting in the back. Lots of little nooks and space both inside and out. If I lived in this town I could easily see myself making this one of my fav places.

The ambiance is very nice. I felt very welcomed. They truly helped me pick out the best cigars for…read moremy self and friends. Please if you haven't GO you feel relaxed and comfortable

Good cigar selection for the discerning taste. Great guys running the place. Comfortable…read moreenvironment.

The Brick is a solid contender for best pizza in Seguin. There isn't a whole lot of competition…read morepresently so they can easily claim first place. The dough of our shareable 14' pizza was very, very good. One way to test dough is to see if I eat the crust. I usually will leave it on the plate unless it's amazing. At The Brick, I ate my crust. Another win are the cheese and marinara sauce. The combo of mozzarella and feta was very tasty. Where the pizza disappointed me however was the toppings. The mushroom on our Verde pizza were slim pickings and the advertised arugula was swapped for lettuce. They're not the same leafy green, and we noticed. Had there been more toppings, and had they been the correct ones, this could have been a nearly perfect pizza. Other than that, the beer is cheap and they have pasta dishes I'd like to try in the future. The place is also still under construction, even though the dining room with its high dark ceilings, fans and (too) many TVs is ready to receive diners. Last but not least, the pizza was ready quickly and the service was courteous. We'll try them again in the future!

Great spot for pizza in Seguin. Really good pizza and overall outstanding service. The vibe is…read moreexactly what you'd want from a neighborhood pizza joint. Plenty of TVs. Will be stopping in the next time I'm in Seguin