We had our wedding and reception there on 9/26/1998! We were the first couple to be married there…read more We loved everything about the place. They took care of us like we were their family. Our 25 guests had a wonderful time and so did we. Would love to do again on our 35th anniversary if they are still there. Thank you to the both of you. Life is beautiful!

Great event venue. My organization has had 2 or 3 events here. You can be outside or inside which…read moreis nice in the Texas heat.

I cannot adequately explain how amazing our wedding celebration was at Zilker Park Clubhouse!! I'm…read moreholding a star since we received an email saying we got our deposit back Aug 12th and I still haven't seen the funds in my account- but besides that issue it's definitely got a 5 star rating! We actually got married a month prior in MA, but needed to celebrate the occasion with all our friends who live here with us in TX. This event space was perfect for a party on a budget. The view- I mean, come ON, was just incredible, and the backdrop for everyone's photos! People could not stop talking about how phenomenal it was. The process of getting the place was a bit tricky, as I could not navigate their government website to select the date and missed the cut-off time before having to do the lottery. Luckily, not a lot of people were begging for dates in August as the venue does not have air conditioning- so the heat was a bit brutal (but that's Texas!)- but we got it no problem! I ended up calling and the person I spoke to was very helpful. Speaking of air conditioning- or lack-there-of- we ended up renting some swamp coolers (huge cooling fans that run off of ice- but a LOT of ice!!) to help with the heat. There are ceiling fans and a few industrial fans included- but those don't help too much in August! I had a hard time figuring out what exactly we needed- so I'm going to add a quick "plug" for Preferred Climate Solutions our of Hutto, TX. They worked ZPC before and knew how to set things up. Brett even had an extra swamp cooler from an earlier event he let us use. Moving on- because this place doesn't require use of specific vendors- it made it that much affordable. We hired Slab BBQ to cater and Pixster photo booth for fun. For drinks, we filled out the necessary paperwork (some cheap $10ish permit? I can't quite remember) and we're able to just bring in a few kegs and boxes of wine from PartyBarn. Everything went off without a hitch! Good to note- the place provides a bunch of tables. Two huge round ones, a few smaller round and rectangle ones, and some nice cocktail tables we used on the patio. (The cocktail tables and one rectangular were good enough condition to go without tablecloths- the rest require coverings.) For lighting- it was definitely important to us to get string lights on the patio. I realized last minute that getting a few hundred feet of lights was going to be trickier than I initially thought- since I had to consider ones that connected and could manage the power of 300 ft of lights. I used Americanpartylights.com- it worked out great! They included zip ties which is important since it's against the park rules to use tape (holds better anyways.) I found a great diagram of ZPC patio for the light arrangements and measurements (photo included.) It was a perfect celebration and I HIGHLY recommend this space for any event! It has such a cool vibe even without decorations, your set up can be minimal and still look amazing. Plus... that VIEW!

BEAUTIFUL PERFECT location for a wedding! And VERY AFFORDABLE!! Last year I was looking for a nice,…read morebut affordable location for our wedding, our wedding would be in January of this year(2020) and we were worried about having bad weather if we did our wedding outside! After being so stressed, I remember finding this location randomly and calling to see if they had any openings in the month of January, luckily they did at the end of the month on the 31st and I looked up photos and reviews and just had to book it right away!!! Easy to find, a lot of parking space, and just beautiful. I felt so blessed to have found this place. My wedding was just so beautiful!

It was the absolute perfect place for our special day! The venue was gorgeous, the staff was very…read morehelpful & it was just the best place for our exciting & memorable day! We can't suggest a better place to get married!

Waitress avoided our table and food came out like it had sat under a heat lamp for 40 minutes. The…read moremanager walked by and said "I ain't explaining anything" as she passed our table. We weren't rude and left a tip. Still scratching my head over this one

Villa Antonia is what dreams are made of. The venue itself is breathtaking, and the photos do not…read moredo it justice. Booking a venue tour will be the best thing you do, and it will be unforgettable!! For my husband and me, it was love at first sight. The second the Villa came into view as we drove through the Hill Country, we knew it was the one. Their open houses are also a wonderful opportunity to experience the venue in all its glory and to meet their wonderful team and vendors. The Villa is family-owned and operated by an incredibly kind family, The Mauldings. Amy, the owner, has excellent communication, and her son Andy is so personable. You can trust them to ensure that your wedding day is as seamless as possible, and their recommended vendors are amazing!! We highly recommend Villa Antonia to anyone looking for a venue that combines breathtaking beauty with exceptional service! You and your guests will genuinely feel like you're in Tuscany in Texas!!

Do NOT have a summer wedding here unless you plan to dine and do everything indoors. The catering…read morekitchen is also not air conditioned and the working conditions are brutal for catering staff. October - May are the only months I would recommend using their outdoor space for ceremony and Al Fresco dinner. It is a miserable place in the heat.

We had a beautiful wedding here! Our inspiration was backyard wedding if we had a big, beautiful,…read morecozy back yard, and that's exactly what it felt like. The oak trees were stunning and there were so many cute little spots to take photos, and in such a great location. They were very easy to work with and flexible, and we were able to come visit and walk through any time we wanted before the wedding. 2 things to keep in mind: 1. There is no indoor space that is big enough for chairs and tables (unless you have a very small wedding - I think maybe it was under 50?) so you do have to have a rain plan. They only work with 1 tent vendor, Monarch Event Rentals, so you can't shop around on prices. We actually had rain and had a pretty good experience with Monarch, but it was an extra $3k - consider that possibility in your budgeting. 2. Our wedding was about 100 people, and that felt really like the most tables you could possibly cram in that space. They say they can hold up to 150, but to achieve that you'd probably have to put people uncomfortably close together or put tables in weird places. I know they say something like it's best suited for under 100 but can go up to 150, but I would consider your absolute max like 110 at this venue.

We had our wedding here in April and it was so beautiful. Sanctuary is such a charming, special…read morevenue + they are a nonprofit which I think is so cool. It is in a great part of town and so many people commented on how much they loved the space. Gorgeous oak trees, a cool treehouse loft to get ready in, choose your own vendors, easy to work with. Sanctuary is the best

I recently had my wedding here and it was a nice intimate setting for my small wedding. It is…read moreespecially beautiful with the lake in the distance and your ceremony on the covered patio. The venue is under new ownership now but I had worked with Benita throughout my planning and she has been amazing throughout the whole process. I also added on day of coordinator service and Benita took care of all the details so that I can relax and enjoy my wedding. Out of all the venues I looked at, The Terrace was the most affordable for my budget and I didn't need to worry about table or chair rentals. They have a kitchen, walk-in fridge, and regular freezer so you have access to set-up in the back or early off of supplies. It was also a great help that they had some decors available, so I didn't have to worry about spending extra for this. Overall, I really liked the space and how convenient it was to have the ceremony and reception in one location. There is a room where you can get ready or hang out before the wedding, but the lighting is pretty dim. Venue is about a 45 minute drive from Austin, but the drive is scenic and nice. A big thank you also to Kristi and James for helping setting up, cleaning up, and picking up the catering for my wedding.

I'm attending a family wedding and I got to say that the venue is wonderful. The views of the lake…read moreare fantastic. I would love to have gotten married here 25 years ago. BUT, everything goes down hill when the food and and servers are horrible. The food super cold and the servers were cold as well. Servers didn't pick up salad plates when serving entrees. They just told us to put it aside or they put entree plate on top of dirty plate. This type of service ruins your upscale venue. All of our food was cold, the chicken, veggies and bread were iced cold. I wouldn't do an event here knowing how it is. The only positive besides view and location was the bartender. Lori was amazing and very serviceable. Her attitude and customer service was on point. But for sure. I works recommend this place unless is just for pictures.

First, I hate how long it took me to write this review. My daughter was married at Allegro in…read moreOctober of 2022. We could not have picked a better location for so MANY reasons. The view, individual locations from within the venue (Chapel, Barn, Pavilion, and Cottages), and the staff. Amber and Whitney were absolutely the BEST! They helped with suggestions on vendors and so much more. They allowed me to visit several times prior to the event for planning proposes. They recommended an amazing day planner (A Bride a Day) to help me on the day of as I was doing all the planning for my daughter's wedding. One the day before the wedding they assisted me in getting the place fully ready...I did my own decorations, so it was a lot. On the day of the wedding, they were present for the entire event. They made sure that I (the mother) and my daughter (the bride) had everything we needed. Even the simplest of things that I would have missed because I was busy or entertaining, they made sure I didn't. The Venue itself is beautiful down to every touch. We liked having the Groom and Bridal Cottages for getting ready, the Chapel for the service, Pavilion for the cocktail hour, and the barn for the reception. Plus, it holds a lot of people. I can honestly say I wouldn't have changed a thing.

What a delight of a venue. Classic, historic, a beautiful façade, and incredible staff. We have…read morebeen here for multiple events, including a really fun murder mystery. And, well, we got married here, too! The planning staff could not have been more helpful and everything went without a hitch. I would recommend this venue without hesitation. There are even really cool historic artifacts. My groom's room had President William McKinley's desk in it! As someone from Ohio where we have a McKinley Memorial, that was amazing. There is everything to love about this castle-like venue tucked away in the heart of downtown Austin.

Unlike most reviewers, I explored this beautiful stone mansion as a tourist on Austin Museum Day…read morewhen the Austin Women's Club opened it to visitors, which was quite a treat. While it's popular as a wedding venue, it's also fascinating to see many of the rooms with Victorian furniture and decoration, not to mention the beautiful architectural details. From the back of the building at the privately fenced parking lot the property is quite imposing with massive buttressed limestone walls that stretch upwards many stories giving it the feel of a castle almost. After a ride in a small elevator you can see the level with a large ballroom, dining room, large outdoor patio that's sunken from the street and private but quite nice in good weather. The next level is street level from the front of the house and has beautifully furnished living room with gorgeously carved pocket doors, stained glass entryway, intricately carved wood decorated staircase leading upwards to the bedrooms. Each has antique furnishings, fireplaces with painted tiles, and more room for entertaining on the spacious wraparound balconies that give views of how much Austin has changed. While I'm not clear on how much of the property is open to the public at weddings or other events, it's well worth the chance to see inside if you ever get the opportunity.