So, I will start by saying that I have now been to this location a couple of times and our first experience was the best of them and I will say that the service that we received the first time was the absolute best we have had in a while. Our waitress was Zoe and she set the bar high! As soon as we were seated Zoe hurried to our table to take our drink orders and since it was our first time, she gave us a little history about the restaurant and walked us through the menu and her favorites, she even offered us a tour of the place. I was truly amazed by the attention she gave us. The food came out extra hot and fresh I ordered the Double Cut Pork Chop 18oz, my hubby had the New York Strip 14oz and my daughter had Sliders from the kid's menu. The Pork Chop was so juicy, tender and full of flavor, I just loved the smokey flavor. The steak was made to his liking and was also juicy a thick cut and the mashed potatoes paired with these entrees are some of the best I have had. The whiskey cake was moist and you could definitely taste the whiskey in it, yum! Ambiance, this place was neat it almost felt like an experience. Zoe mentioned that the place had original hardwood floors since the place opened and was the only establishment near the railroad during the 1900s. The restaurant has multiple floors and plenty of seating. There is always plenty of parking, even if you have to walk a block or two, but they do have paid parking around the corner. We obviously enjoyed this restaurant so much we have returned multiple times, but nobody has topped Zoe's customer service. read more

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This is an iconic restaurant in a historic building. It is full of personality and has a great staff. If you pay attention to the daily specials, you can do really well in terms of value. Sunday's pork chop dinner for $19 is regularly priced at $42, for example. (Please see my photo of the daily specials board.) That said, this former bordello does have some downsides, which I need to mention: First, it is too loud -- nothing sound-absorbing in the place, and the jazz music recording was turned up the day we were there. This caused communication problems with the waiter, who misheard me, and I really couldn't hear what he was saying. This is not an intimate spot for deep conversations. Second, parking is a challenge. No parking lot. There are some spaces across the street along the railroad tracks, but not enough. I parked on the other side of the tracks and hiked over the rails, but that is a little dangerous. There are some $ 5-a-day parking lots up the road. Is the pork chop better than Perry's? I liked the mashed potatoes, and the meat was properly prepared for sure, but the seasoning was not exactly right for me -- I think they added cinnamon, though my wife thinks it was allspice, and a hint of sugar. An East Texas sort of flavor--I prefer Perry's. But a close second for sure. Allec, I can't find your card, so I know I am spelling your name wrong, but you were a great waiter, and so I am giving this shack a 5. read more

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Amazing Service from start to finish!! The waitress even offered to take us on a tour of the upstairs rooms/museum! Ask for Zoe!! She's the BEST! Hubby thoroughly enjoyed the appetizer trio with sausage balls, cheese curds, and fried pickles, but his FAVORITE was the double cut chop!! It was juicy and tasted more like a ham than a dry chop! The elote was a hit and he ate so much he made himself sick. I liked the appetizer as well, but was really happy with my wedge salad and mushroom soup!! I also had a slice of beer bread with honey butter, and it was good but not as notable as the rest! Great "saloon" feel in an old building that has been open for 100 years as a brothel, restaurant, hotel, and saloon! Big screen TVs in the bar for the sports fans! Go Astros! read more

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A true Texas legend started over a century ago when two local brothers Charlie and Dale Wunsche, opened a Hotel, brothel and saloon for the railroad workers and travelers. The business thrived until prohibition when it was sold and became a café in 1949. Today we came to try the popular $19 pork chop special. They have wonderful daily specials. They do have wonderful starters such as sausage and sauerkraut balls and Texas style queso. The fried green tomatoes are fabulous. Numerous burgers and sandwiches. They have campfire fair such as house smoked sausage and stuffed poblano peppers. Traditional entrées, such as chicken fried steak and fried catfish. They have steaks and their double cut smoked pork chop. Tons of southern sides, such as southern collard greens and squash casserole. You might wanna end your meal with their famous whiskey cake, which started being served the day after prohibition began to use up the rest of their whiskey. Yummy! Lots of seating but the parking is definitely a premium. If you're looking to throw a gathering, they do have an event and party space downstairs as well as upstairs with a rooftop lounge and patio. Charming but also a bit loud for dining conversation. We did receive fabulous service from Allec! Enjoy read more

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Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon has been here since 1902. The sign on the building says so, the front room leans into the history with wood walls and staircase. Everything else has been either redone or remodeled to death. Nothing feels or looks old, the bar area looks downright 2000's hipster industrial. The bathroom was genuinely cool though. As a history teacher I'm giving the decor a D. Once again, the wife and I had some errands to run in the Conroe area. I decided on Wunsche Bros, a place I've always wanted to try. Unfortunately it didn't live up to expectations. We ordered beer bread for an appetizer, a Caesar Salad, and the Chicken Fried Steak with Mac and Cheese for the entree. The beer bread was okay. It was dense and had a good flavor but I've had better. Beer Bread gets a C. The salad had identity issues. The lettuce was a little limp. The dressing, and parmesan cheese slices were top notch though and that kept it from getting a failing grade. Caesar Salad gets a B-. The Chicken Fried Steak was good. The breading was crisp around the edges, and held up against the gravy. The steak was firm but not chewy.. The mashed potatoes were velvety and creamy. I liked the chunks of skin. They felt like they were marinated in butter. The Mac and cheese was a let down. They tasted like elevated Kraft macaroni and cheese from the box covered in seasoned breadcrumbs. My wife said everything was too salty for her and after contemplating I had to agree. Chicken Fried Steak: C+ Mashed Potatoes: C- Mac and Cheese: F Service gets an A. The wait staff was very attentive and worked quickly when my wife spilled her water. Overall it finishes with a C minus. I liked Old Town Spring and plan to go back but I won't go back to Wunsche Bros. There's other places to try and this place didn't make the cut for traditional "must do" places. I had high hopes though. *extra credit- crispy mashed potato bite: good combination of the mashed potatoes and crispy fried breading. It gets a C minus. Beer Bread Steak Sandwich: beer bread is too dense, not recommended! It gets a D minus. read more

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Our first time here. But I can tell this place is normally a solid 4‑star spot, although today's visit was a 3‑star experience at best--mostly because the small, meaningful touches just didn't happen. Birthday Misses: I told the staff three times that we were celebrating my kid's birthday. We got one quick "oh, happy birthday" at the start, and then... nothing. No candle. No card. Not even a simple "happy birthday" when the cake we ordered arrived. I actually had to say as a prompt, "we have to order a slice of cake since it's her birthday," which felt like pulling teeth. Even a tiny acknowledgment when dropping off the dessert would've made her day. Service & Knowledge: I think this came down to our specific waiter--clearly new and still learning. I saw other servers who looked fantastic, but ours didn't even know what sides came with the steak, and couldn't answer basic questions (including the ghost stories my kid was excited about). Food Notes: * My kid's steak was ordered medium rare, but came out very rare and blue inside--see pic. I would've loved it because I love Pittsburgh style steak. But my kid don't like it when the meat is still kick'in. * The whiskey cake wasn't sweet or chocolaty, which is unfortunate because that's exactly what my kid loves. Her review: "Wait... that was chocolate?" * The half‑priced pork chop was excellent--right up there with Perry's!! * My mashed potatoes had cold pockets, which was odd, though most of it was fine. Atmosphere: We were seated in the half of the building that previously burned down. It's very obvious which side that is, both on the inside and outside. We asked about hauntings (my kid was hoping for a fun story), but our waiter didn't seem to know much or want to embellish. Final Thoughts: I still recommend this restaurant--like I said I can tell it's usually a strong 4‑star place. But today, between the missed birthday moment, the undercooked steak, and the uneven service, I feel it just didn't reach its usual standard. read more

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One of the best pork chops of my life was had today at a haunted hotel and brothel built in 1902. They hand cut their French fries like Fritos scoops and are amazing! Famous squash casserole was surprisingly sweet but good. Sweet potatoes are praline sweet! Expensive but you're paying for quality. read more

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Modern restaurant with southern vibe. Service and atmosphere: This is modern and well designed restaurant and bar. There are plenty of seating options and different rooms to hire on the second floor for special events. The place was clean and organised. Our server SiSi was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. Food and drinks: Good menu options. You can choose here meat and seafood dishes , salads, sandwiches, and desserts. We enjoyed our mains, mashed potatoes with wasabi and seared ahi tuna, and fried chicken plate. Good seasoning and flavours. Chicken was still succulent and had perfect amount of crunchy breading on the outside. There is full open bar where you can order beers, wine, and signature cocktails. Pricing: $$/$ - the menu items were priced fairly and the experience was worth it. read more

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The service at our table was amazing. Harmony made our evening special and memorable. We decided not to order appetizers to save room for other items. We ordered their beer bread which was just ok. Nothing real special in our opinion. We ordered a Caesar and House Salad. There were very good. My wife ordered their beer bread grilled Salmon medium rare and she thought it was great. I ordered the smoked sausage and it was good, but I thought the food temperature should have been hotter. The white bread on the side is really unnecessary. The portion was great, and the grilled jalapeño was phenomenal. I could have read the menu wrong but I thought the onions were supposed to be pickled red onions, and they weren't, The ambience was nice. It is an old salon and the nostalgia is dripping all over the place. All the employees were encountered were super friendly. We ordered the Pecan Pie dessert and it was mediocre in my opinion. I don't drink alcohol and normally order cranberry juice. If you want a juice refill you are charged for it. I came here for a Yelp Elite event about a year ago, and this is the first time I had a full dinner experience. read more

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We stopped in and ordered a variety of appetizers to share. Standouts were the cheese curds, Cesar salad and pork bites. It is a historical building with lots of charm and fun decor. Also a cool history associated with the restaurant. Staff are so friendly and service was great. We enjoyed all of the food options and would definitely recommend! read more

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Wunsche Bros is always good. The staff is friendly, the place has an interesting history. We took grandkids (who are adults) and had a fun time. I had the chicken strips, which were plentiful and tasted really good, but the fries are just weird. They are curled in an unexpected way and some of them were tough and hard to eat. Others ordered the double port chop (excellent!), which was the "special of the day" and therefore very reasonably priced and the ribeye sandwich and the catfish. My husband didn't care much for the catfish, he said it was "fatty", which I have never heard describing catfish. Also, those fries again were not pleasing. My grandson liked the ribeye sandwich a lot, but again, didn't like the fries. Music was a little too loud for us, but we are old and prefer to talk instead of rocking out. We will be back again, it's a good place to eat. read more

From the moment we walked in, the experience was top tier. Our server Hannah was incredibly knowledgeable, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed -- customer service was A1 I ordered the chicken fried chicken with mashed potatoes and mac & cheese, paired with a non-alcoholic hibiscus margarita and BABYYYY ‍‍‍ FYE DOESN'T EVEN COVER IT. The food had that perfect home-style comfort feel, seasoned just right, and cooked to perfection. My mom had the fried catfish and fries, and every bite was crispy, flavorful, and so well seasoned. You can tell care goes into the food here. If you're looking for comfort food done right, a welcoming atmosphere, and great service this spot is a MUST. We'll definitely be back! read more

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I ordered a club sandwich and an iced tea. While this sandwich looks good, and in fact is really good, I don't know if it is worth $17. $17 for a club sandwich, I can almost wrap my head around that, but this is my real gripe .. $5 for the iced tea. Who charges $5 for tea? there's nothing they could do to this tea to make it worth $5 and heaven help them if this cup falls below half full. I am in Old Town Spring, in kind of like a touristy area, walking around and doing some shopping. In my opinion , they should have smaller portion options for lunch or solo diners. . I won't be going home for another hour or two, I'm not going to finish this sandwich at all, so paying $17 for something that I'm not going to eat is crazy. I should have looked at the menu options before I came in. I looked at the reviews and they are stellar, and what I based my decision on . But seriously, I can't get over the $5 iced tea. If I were with another person and able to share the sandwich with somebody else, the sandwich price would be acceptable. It's a good sandwich, and the fries are good, but for a solo dining experience, NO, I would not suggest. Maybe if I were going home immediately after this, I could eat the rest of the sandwich later, but that's not the case, so this is a waste of food. I will take the 3/4 of the sandwich that remains and maybe I will find someone to give it to, but if not , it's going in the trash, which is a shame. The service is fine, ; I did have to request a refill, and I'm still annoyed at the waste. And yeah, that $5.00 tea is still stuck in my craw read more

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Great customer service , every one was so sweet, willing to explain everything even make suggestions. They shared the history of the property and keep us engaged all night. The food is to be remembered, great flavors and many that can only be found here! The property is old and holds many memories and stories one can only imagine. But there plenty of space to accommodate any party size. And very clean nice and well preserved. read more

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We love Wunsche, the food is incredible and extremely reasonable. Their daily specials are great and so is the regular menu. I got the friend chicken it was awesome and I 100% recommend! read more

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Today was my third time visiting, and honestly, it was the best experience yet! We came on their Wednesday pork chop special night. My husband and I were in a time crunch and only had about 50 minutes before our next plans. Our server assured us we'd be fine -- and she was right! Our food came out in about five minutes, which absolutely amazed me. My husband's pork chop was massive, tender, and full of flavor. The apple butter paired perfectly with it. I ordered the chicken fried steak, and I can honestly say it's the best I've ever had. The portion was generous, and the mashed potatoes were creamy and delicious -- especially with the steak. The mac and cheese was simple but still tasty. We also tried the Wunsche Mojitos -- they were sweet and refreshing (I just wish it was a touch stronger). Our server was fantastic! I didn't catch her name, but she had such a great personality and made the whole experience even better. Can't wait to come back again -- and enjoy our leftovers tomorrow! read more

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Wunsche Bros is definitely a must-stop whenever you're in Old Town Spring. I've been here a few times, and you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. On my most recent visit, I had the fried catfish, which was solid. My personal favorites are the chicken fried chicken and the pulled pork sandwich. For appetizers, I highly recommend the sausage sauerkraut balls and the Southern-style deviled eggs. And don't leave without trying the chocolate whiskey cake. The building itself is also really cool with a lot of history, which adds to the overall experience. read more

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I went to Wunche Brothers for my sister's birthday--it was my first visit. Not the best time to go since Old Town Spring is known for tough parking; we ended up about five blocks away. The restaurant was packed for Saturday lunch, and we were seated in a back area where sound echoed so badly, it was hard to talk to someone even one seat over. Despite that, the service was excellent. Our waitress was friendly and professional, and when we had an issue with a salt shaker, the manager came over to apologize and gave us free dessert and a signed birthday card, which was a really nice gesture. I'm on a budget, so I appreciated that the club sandwich was affordable--and huge. My husband and I both got it and had leftovers. The fries were great, too. The rest of the group loved their meals and desserts: chicken fried steak, chicken fried chicken, cheeseburger, and a massive pork chop that looked delicious, chocolate whiskey cake that was light and not dense at all, and the key lime pie was sweet . The women's restroom was clean, and all the staff we interacted with were kind and courteous. I'd definitely go back, but next time I'll ask to sit in a quieter spot where voices don't echo as much. read more

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Stopped into Wunche Bros. Café and Saloon the other day for lunch. We were with a rather large group of friends and this old building looked interesting. And interesting it was, and in a very good way. To begin with, the food was absolutely outstanding. Our group ordered a variety of dishes. We started with some appetizers, sausage sauerkraut balls, fried pickles and Southern style deviled eggs along with a round of beers while we chatted and explored this really cool old building. We ordered our entrees, grilled ribeye steak sandwiches, black and bleu burgers, Old Town Spring Club Sandwiches and pulled pork sandwiches. We did not have one dish that was not delicious! Every bite of every meal was better than the last. Our server, Megan was definitely top notch and knew her job. While we were waiting on our entrees, we checked out the really nice upstairs bar and happened to run into Jason, the Wunsche Bros Event Manager who was extremely friendly and more than willing to speak about the history of this building and share with us stories of ghosts and paranormal activity that is supposed to occur within this building. ABSOLUTLY fascinating stories! Besides the great food and service, this impromptu tour was more than enough to make all of us want to come back and recommend the Wunche Bros. Café and Saloon to all of our friends and we will all definitely be returning as soon as we can. read more

Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon - Burgers Near Me - Spring, Texas

This place popped up on my TikTok believe it or not. I finally remembered to go give it a shot and though I've been the old town Spring many times I go to corkscrew barbecue all the time. I've never noticed this place on the corner. I think I found a new gym that I'm going to be hitting up quite often as a food was coming out two other tables. I was like I wanna try that. I wanna try that it looks phenomenal and the food that I got of course the pork chop was amazing. Not to mention the service was outstanding in the field of the old school times made it actually feel like a saloon very cool vibes. read more

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If I could give our server Tacoma R. 10 stars, I would. He was super accommodating, helpful and has the best personality. The food....every single thing was amazing. We had cheese curds (super lightly fried and flavorful), deviled eggs (tasty, mustard forward), several of us hot burgers (we all raved about how juicy ad nd flavorful they were and the fries were a thinner steak fry---uniquely shaped and delicious), the double pork chop was huge (perfect meal prep for the week huge...like family size and juicy) and lastly the chocolate whiskey cake was moist & slightly dense with a touch of whiskey flavor. This place is top notch. Well worth the trip from Richmond. The building is super cool too. The floor is original wood which is neat. The restaurant is clean and well maintained. Definitely will be back. read more

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First you can totally see how this place was a hotel, saloon & brothel with the railroad across the street! The inside is so nice and I love the flashback METV projection on the wall. The food... the pork chops were awesome. My husband made two meals out of our lunch. I had the CFS and it was probably the best I've ever had. I definitely want to go back and try other items on their menu! Our server was MarkW and he was very nice and attentive to our needs. This is DEFINITELY a must go to if you are in the area - not to mention all the other little shops in this area to walk the meal off afterwards! read more

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I am embarrassed to say I live so close to this not so hidden gem and this was my first time eating here. The service is great and the food is delicious. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming! Will definitely visit again! read more

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Wunsche Brothers delivered one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The smoked pork chop was thick-cut, perfectly seasoned, and topped with a pat of savory compound butter that melted into every bite. The mashed potatoes were creamy and packed with flavor and definitely not your average side. But what truly made the experience memorable was our server, Alex. Not only was she warm and attentive, she took the time to share the rich history of the restaurant, making us feel like we were part of the Wunsche family. The ambiance was lively and welcoming, with an open view of the kitchen and a cozy, historic vibe throughout. I'll be back often...for the food, the service, and that feeling of stepping into something special. A must-visit in Spring, Texas! read more

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11/2/2025: We planned a shopping day in Old Town Spring. Shoppers need fuel, so we made reservations for lunch to start our day. I highly recommend reservations. If you are unable to find a table online, try calling in. That's what we had to do to get a table. I'm sure weekdays are easier to get in for lunch. We went on a gorgeous fall Sunday. We don't get many of those in the Houston area, so we made the best of it! To start, Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon opened in 1902 in Old Town Spring as the Wunsche Brothers Saloon and Hotel. It was originally built by brothers Dell and Charlie Wunsche to serve railroad workers and travelers. This establishment was also a brothel. They have a rich history with the clientele, going through Prohibition, fires, and years in business. WBC&S is absolutely haunted and having it positioned at the end of the street right next to an operating railroad, made the scene that much more interesting. A train went speeding by as we entered the doors. Scary places always have a train. It truly set the scene. After being seated at our table, we were immediately greeted by our waitress, Misty. She was a wealth of knowledge and I thought it was very nice for her to not only take time to tell us the history but to also answer our questions. Especially noting the restaurant was very busy, Misty was great! She was on top of our drinks, our order, and all around a pleasure! We started with the cheese curds. They were crispy and delicious. We also order the beer bread. It is very dense! I wasn't crazy about the taste. Beer was definitely present. All four of us ordered the Wunsche burger. We all split the burger baskets. It looked small but turned out to be the perfect amount. The burger was delicious! The fried were hand cut and crispy. We got a side of sweet potato fries to try. I wasn't impressed with those. After our meal, we ventured upstairs to take a look around. It is creepy up there! Old photos on the wall with period staged furniture, and the rooms are still sectioned off so it is easy to imagine the brothel in your mind. I was very impressed with the preservation of the upstairs area. They have a party room upstairs and other smaller areas available for s more intimate group experience. Outdoor seating is also available both upstairs and downstairs. It is not on the railroad side, so the noise would probably be less, which would help. Highly recommend. This place is great! read more

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Wunsche Bros. Cafe & Saloon was one of those places that completely exceeded expectations. I'm rarely out in Old Town Spring, but I was in the area picking up a piece of metal art for my patio and wanted to take my mom and brother somewhere unique that we don't have in Katy. A quick Google search brought this place up first with 4.9 stars, which is practically unheard of these days, so we decided to try it. Wow. What a meal. We started with the onion ring basket and a half order of beer bread. The onion rings were fantastic--huge, thick-cut rings with a wonderfully seasoned batter that actually had flavor instead of tasting flat or bland. Served piping hot, which matters to me because I like my food HOT. The ranch dressing was a great addition, too. The beer bread was decent. You could definitely taste the beer, but it wasn't the best loaf I've ever had. Mom, Mark, and I all ordered the grilled ribeye steak sandwich. I'm the only one who got it as designed on the menu. I originally expected more of a slab-of-steak sandwich, but it was actually closer to a Philly cheesesteak style sandwich, which honestly I prefer. Mom and Mark skipped the peppers, onions, garlic aioli, and pepper jack cheese in favor of lettuce, tomato, and mayo instead. Our waiter, Evan, was wonderful! He was friendly, attentive, accommodating, and clearly proud of the restaurant. He even offered to tell us the history of the building and restaurant, which added so much to the experience. The story is also printed on the back of the menu, and it's definitely worth reading. Evan mentioned he's only been there a few months, but he is absolutely an asset to the restaurant as a server. My brother Mark is blind and autistic, and it's honestly not often a server addresses him directly. They usually look to mom or me and ask, "What does he want?," but Evan asked Mark directly. Kudos to him. We had to finish the meal with the historical whiskey chocolate cake, and I'm glad we did. It's served warm with whipped cream on the side, caramel sauce drizzled across the plate, and pecans on top. Absolutely delicious and huge! There were four of us who shared it, and it was more than enough for each of us. Also worth mentioning: the sweet potato fries are an extra $4 but absolutely worth it. These are NOT frozen Ore-Ida fries dumped from a bag. They're clearly fresh cut and homemade, and they were delicious. For nearly two o'clock in the afternoon, the place was packed--at least three-quarters full--and the entire atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Everyone we encountered was friendly. I live in Katy, so Old Town Spring is definitely not nearby for me, but I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone in the area or just passing through. It's easy to see why people love it. A definite five-star experience for us! read more

Came here for Easter lunch and had Harmony as our server and she was excellent! She had great timing with the food and popping up to our table as well as making great recommendations. We were never short on drinks or napkins which was especially important since we have a three year old with us. Glad to be back year after the Yelp event and really appreciating good solid food that's tasty. Parking was street parking and we found a place across the street. We could see everyone bustling around working hard and as a team. read more

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Great atmosphere, service and food. Burger and fried zucchini was very tasty. Things have changed a bit since coming here for lunch in '77 from Spring High read more

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Good food and service. Odd restroom. But good for a revisit. Parking in downtown old Spring can be a challenge.

My first visit to Wunsche Brothers Cafe & Saloon and I'm disappointed in myself I had not dined here on my previous visits to Spring. I sat at the bar and had the pleasure to meet Jackie...who took excellent care of me. I ordered a local brew called Brazos Blond and decided on the special for the evening...Blackened Redfish with Crawfish Etouffee, blackened shrimp, and shredded crab meat with a side of rice plus I added a side salad. Great salad...everything was fresh and the in-house dressing was very tasty. The flavors of the blackened fish and shrimp was just perfect. Just enough heat to give it a kick while allowing all of the flavors to shine through. Exceptional dining experience!!! read more

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Great service, great food, and an amazing location. Pretty cool inside and also reasonably priced.

We were exploring Old Town Spring yesterday, 10Mar26, hitting some of the quilting shops (the Missus new hobby) and we found ourselves a touch peckish. My Wife needed a good meal to keep going on that hunt for fabric, so the age old decision was thrust upon us ... what to have. Well, after a few blocks and several suggestions getting shot down from my side, we found ourselves at the front steps of Wunsche Brothers Cafe and Saloon. We climbed the stairs, opened the well worn door handle and entered into 1920. Even after the repairs from the fire a number of years ago, the place just exudes that time warp back to a much simpler era where travelers stopped and just rested for a spell or had a meal before continuing on their way. Dark, uneven planks held us as we were shown to our table, panels of wood hold the stairway to private dining areas that used to be sleeping rooms for overnighters and possibly some of the more risqué activities that were part of a major depot stop in the days of train travel. After our hostess seated is, we ordered drinks and some of their beer bread before ordering the meal. The bread came out hot and slightly steamy. Whipped butter on the side just waiting to be slathered on that slightly sweet, dense crumb wrapped in a chewy crust. Naturally, I wolfed my half down. It was really good bread. The Missus and I decided to split a chicken fried steak with mash and an additional side of squash casserole. The kitchen was kind and served us on two plates. As usual, the CFS was tremendous. Thick, peppery gravy that clung to the crust, meat and taters was creamy and complimented the beef perfectly. Our squash casserole had a sprinkling of bread crumbs for texture and a touch of sweetness to the well cooked veggie. The mouth feel of the casserole was pleasant as was the finish of sweet. Normally, I am not a big fan of sweet squash, but this was tasty. The place has changed in the thirty years we have been eating there and this latest iteration is the best we have had the pleasure of experiencing. The saloon has a stage that hosts live acts and much of our lunch time there was old TV shows being broadcast on the stage wall. If you enjoy a great ambiance laden place to dine, catch a show or have a cold beer drawn, Wunsche Brothers Cafe and Saloon is a top choice in Old Town Spring. Ciao, Darrell read more

Pork chop is amazing Sundays and Wednesday 1/2 off pork chop Service is good and great atmosphere read more

Wunsche's never disappoints, It gets better with each visit! Today was girls lunch and Allec was great. I got there before my friend so he suggested a great drink for me to try while I waited, and it was phenomenal! This was my first time having the rotisserie chicken and it was very good. The Whiskey cake topped off the meal. It doesn't matter how good a restaurants food is if they have bad wait staff it can ruin an establishment......Wunsche Brothers have excellent wait staff and I can't say enough about Allec and his awesome service and attention. Wunsche Brothers is a must visit place for great food, drinks and service. Also the history of the building is really cool read more

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Wife and I went around 7pm on Thursday afternoon, everyone was very friendly and our waitress SiSi was good checked on us refilled our drinks and was friendly. The food was delicious, we started out with fried green tomatoes they were delicious and the tomato dipping sauce was a nice touch, last time I had the rotisserie chicken almost a year ago it was dry, this time it was delicious nice smoked flavor and juicy, we ordered the fried chicken finger baskets they were excellent and the French fries were very good. The restrooms were nice clean and stocked but the Jack and Jill setup is still very odd to me. I wouldn't let my kids under 15 go to the restroom unless I was accompanying them. read more

I was looking forward to try their Sunday pork chop, but i was really disappointed. The pork chop that i got is very fatty and the one that my daughter had was very dry. I asked the server if they have an A1 steak sauce and she said no, i saw another server carrying one and told our server about it. She finally got one but told me its the last one and there's barely anything on the bottle. The beer bread is good and the fried pickles is also ok. The service is adequate but i think they can improve more. I heard the guy from the other table complained about the dry pork chop as well. read more

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This was a fun, historic spot to visit in Old Town Spring. I ordered a wedge salad and it was HUGE! Very good blue cheese was a bonus. I did try something that I had never heard of before that night...sauerkraut sausage balls w/ chipotle ranch. THEY ARE AMAZING!!! Our server was so efficient, friendly & incredibly thoughtful & sweet towards the 4 kids we had with us. Great experience! read more

Ambiance: Historic cafe and saloon style building in Old Town Spring with an expansive menu featuring a traditional & old-timey ambiance. Great spot for brunch, lunch, or dinner with family/friends. Street parking available nearby. Friendly service. Our server seemed a bit lacking of knowledge when it came to the food/drink menu but she was friendly! Highly recommend their fried zucchini, green tomatoes, and pickles for an appetizer choice. Nearly everyone got the chicken fried steak & loved the portion/quality. Highly recommend the poblano pepper for vegetarians. Decent cocktail/beer/drink selection. Lots of history here and a unique spot! read more

Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon - Fries - Burgers Near Me - Spring, Texas

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Tucked away in the back of Old Town Spring, this place brings back a lot of history in a restaurant! Classic flavors, big portions and a higher price point. Lots of seating and service is fabulous. Very family orientated restaurant. GET THE WHISKEY CAKE IT IS SO GOOD. read more

Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon - Burgers Near Me - Spring, Texas

The pork chop was on point and was a steal deal. Love this place. Always must get the beer batter bread. Not a first visit or review. Love the cozy, spooky vibe and staff is always a gem. read more

Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon - Potato skins, southwestern egg rills and famous sauerkraut sausage balls - Burgers Near Me - Spring, Texas

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