The Bests of Wimberley
Drink Wimberley
Where to whet your whistle 'round here
Best Paloma, ever. Take the long and winding road to Driftwood; this hidden gem sits in a field of wild Sotol. Cocktails crafted with precision not commonly found in this neck of the woods, Desert Door beckons you for a long afternoon of learning and libations.
The Sotol slingers behind the tile bar will gladly educate you on the humble Sotol plant - easily mistaken for a desert scrub, the Texans at Desert Door Distillery will make you stand up and take notice of this smoky, tangy spirit with undertones of mescal and wild agave.
Tours available most days but locals come out here to hang out together with live music on the patio and top shelf local bites from Lo Salvaje food truck - think street tacos meets haute cuisine with a wild game flair.
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Desert Door Distillery
211 Darden Hill RdBest Paloma, ever. Take the long and winding road to Driftwood; this hidden gem sits in a field of wild Sotol. Cocktails crafted with precision not commonly found in this neck of the woods, Desert Door beckons you for a long afternoon of learning and libations.
The Sotol slingers behind the tile bar will gladly educate you on the humble Sotol plant - easily mistaken for a desert scrub, the Texans at Desert Door Distillery will make you stand up and take notice of this smoky, tangy spirit with undertones of mescal and wild agave.
Tours available most days but locals come out here to hang out together with live music on the patio and top shelf local bites from Lo Salvaje food truck - think street tacos meets haute cuisine with a wild game flair.
Best place for a beer at dusk. It's not really a bar - only serving beer and wine. It's not really a restaurant, but the recently opened Deli Llama, has some awesome sandwiches and snacks to balance the brews.
It is an expansive overlook to take in a spectacular hill country sunset and do a lot of nothing in the company of donkeys and llamas. Local favorite and one-of-kind kind of place.
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The Shady Llama
18325 Ranch Rd 12Best place for a beer at dusk. It's not really a bar - only serving beer and wine. It's not really a restaurant, but the recently opened Deli Llama, has some awesome sandwiches and snacks to balance the brews.
It is an expansive overlook to take in a spectacular hill country sunset and do a lot of nothing in the company of donkeys and llamas. Local favorite and one-of-kind kind of place.
Best place to meet a local. Live music, huge open air pavillion, seating under the trees and great prices. This hill country honky-tonk meets pool hall is a regular happy hour hangout for locals and part-timers alike. They shake a great gin martini and regularly have Buffalo Trace behind the bar. if you know, you know.
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Savage's Hill Country Bar
9595 Ranch Rd 12Best place to meet a local. Live music, huge open air pavillion, seating under the trees and great prices. This hill country honky-tonk meets pool hall is a regular happy hour hangout for locals and part-timers alike. They shake a great gin martini and regularly have Buffalo Trace behind the bar. if you know, you know.
Best Texas wines on tap. Have a seat on the square for people watching, wine tasting and noshing on spanish-inspired dishes at the best little wine shop in Wimbo. If you're craving a top notch Hill Country wines but want to stay local, Los Olivos is what you're looking for. Live music on weekends ; Sample selections from all over the hill country and discover some wines you never knew you'd love. Excellent menu for lunch and dinner plus a wide range of snacks. My favorite rest stop for a day of wandering the square.
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Los Olivos Market
13904 Ranch Rd 12Best Texas wines on tap. Have a seat on the square for people watching, wine tasting and noshing on spanish-inspired dishes at the best little wine shop in Wimbo. If you're craving a top notch Hill Country wines but want to stay local, Los Olivos is what you're looking for. Live music on weekends ; Sample selections from all over the hill country and discover some wines you never knew you'd love. Excellent menu for lunch and dinner plus a wide range of snacks. My favorite rest stop for a day of wandering the square.
Huge selection of Texas brews and meaty snacks by Three Six General in San Marcos (if you know, you know). Outdoor Live music with a bring-the-kids and the dogs and hang-a-while vibe. come to stay.
Thurs- Sunday ; afternoons only.
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Roughhouse Brewing
680 Oakwood LoopHuge selection of Texas brews and meaty snacks by Three Six General in San Marcos (if you know, you know). Outdoor Live music with a bring-the-kids and the dogs and hang-a-while vibe. come to stay.
Thurs- Sunday ; afternoons only.
Look for the black rocks patio and white building tucked behind Wimberley Cafe to find Social on the Square, a wine/ beer only bar with indoor/outdoor seating and a decidedly mod vibe.
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Sip! on the Square
Wimberley SquareLook for the black rocks patio and white building tucked behind Wimberley Cafe to find Social on the Square, a wine/ beer only bar with indoor/outdoor seating and a decidedly mod vibe.
quirky bar in the center of the square (just across from Ceremony, next to Los Olivos) Big TVS and lots of covered seating in this open-aire watering hole with that retro vibe.
Some dang good sandwiches here and check out The Happy Meal - frito pie served in the bag w/fixings + high life pony + shot. It's for fun, yall. go get you some.
The Let Go
quirky bar in the center of the square (just across from Ceremony, next to Los Olivos) Big TVS and lots of covered seating in this open-aire watering hole with that retro vibe.
Some dang good sandwiches here and check out The Happy Meal - frito pie served in the bag w/fixings + high life pony + shot. It's for fun, yall. go get you some.
Wine lovers rejoice at this sleek spot to sit and sip and compare shopping tips. Nice selection of wine by glass or bottle + beer and a few fizzy surprises.
Social On The Square
Wine lovers rejoice at this sleek spot to sit and sip and compare shopping tips. Nice selection of wine by glass or bottle + beer and a few fizzy surprises.
Just about the newest locals fave on the square, Ranch Brand has their own label distilled liquors and daily cocktail specials. It's a very relaxed vibe spot that feels like hanging out in a rancher's living room. Great spot, plenty of outdoor seating.
The bar staff is always friendly and the cocktails are really one of a kind. Try it. You'll like.
Ranch Brand Winery & Distillery Tasting Room
Just about the newest locals fave on the square, Ranch Brand has their own label distilled liquors and daily cocktail specials. It's a very relaxed vibe spot that feels like hanging out in a rancher's living room. Great spot, plenty of outdoor seating.
The bar staff is always friendly and the cocktails are really one of a kind. Try it. You'll like.
Eat Wimberley
Best Wedge Salad with a View. Tucked back away from the road at RR 12 and River Rd. is The Leaning Pear, one of Wimberley’s nicest spots for lunch or dinner. Favorites here are wood fired pizza, chicken and grits, vegetable curry and crab cakes, but for me their wedge salad with creamy blue cheese, crisp tortilla strips, smoky bacon and sweet, chewy dried figs is simply the best. Built on a bluff over Cypress Creek with a large outdoor patio, there’s plenty to like about this place. Everything on the menu at Leaning Pear is good (check out the frozen ancho dark chocolate terrine!) and if you’re lucky enough to be here mid-week, take advantage of half-price bottles on Wine Wednesday. Slightly upscale dining with some outdoor seating; locals favorite. everything here is top notch, except sometimes the service. Beer and wine only. Ask to sit in the treehouse. Favorites: wedge salad, chicken and grits, the trout and the curry; ancho chile terrine for dessert. Closed Monday, Tuesday and Sunday after 3pm.
Tucked back away from the road at RR 12 and River Rd. is The Leaning Pear, one of Wimberley’s nicest spots for lunch or dinner. Favorites here are wood fired pizza, chicken and grits, vegetable curry and crab cakes, but for me their wedge salad with creamy blue cheese, crisp tortilla strips, smoky bacon and sweet, chewy dried figs is simply the best. Built on a bluff over Cypress Creek with a large outdoor patio, there’s plenty to like about this place. Everything on the menu at Leaning Pear is good (check out the frozen ancho dark chocolate terrine!) and if you’re lucky enough to be here mid-week, take advantage of half-price bottles on Wine Wednesday.
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The Leaning Pear
111 River RdBest Wedge Salad with a View. Tucked back away from the road at RR 12 and River Rd. is The Leaning Pear, one of Wimberley’s nicest spots for lunch or dinner. Favorites here are wood fired pizza, chicken and grits, vegetable curry and crab cakes, but for me their wedge salad with creamy blue cheese, crisp tortilla strips, smoky bacon and sweet, chewy dried figs is simply the best. Built on a bluff over Cypress Creek with a large outdoor patio, there’s plenty to like about this place. Everything on the menu at Leaning Pear is good (check out the frozen ancho dark chocolate terrine!) and if you’re lucky enough to be here mid-week, take advantage of half-price bottles on Wine Wednesday. Slightly upscale dining with some outdoor seating; locals favorite. everything here is top notch, except sometimes the service. Beer and wine only. Ask to sit in the treehouse. Favorites: wedge salad, chicken and grits, the trout and the curry; ancho chile terrine for dessert. Closed Monday, Tuesday and Sunday after 3pm.
Tucked back away from the road at RR 12 and River Rd. is The Leaning Pear, one of Wimberley’s nicest spots for lunch or dinner. Favorites here are wood fired pizza, chicken and grits, vegetable curry and crab cakes, but for me their wedge salad with creamy blue cheese, crisp tortilla strips, smoky bacon and sweet, chewy dried figs is simply the best. Built on a bluff over Cypress Creek with a large outdoor patio, there’s plenty to like about this place. Everything on the menu at Leaning Pear is good (check out the frozen ancho dark chocolate terrine!) and if you’re lucky enough to be here mid-week, take advantage of half-price bottles on Wine Wednesday.
Best bartenders in Wimberley. Decidedly upscale menu with prices to match; Housed in a 1900s cabin, the structure was taken apart board by board and reassembled on the Wimberley Square in 1996. Big romance vibes on their sculpture garden; locals favorite to start or end the night. Excellent cocktails; get the fried olives. Favorites: deviled eggs, fried olives, wagyu burger, chocolate torte.
Closed Tuesday-Wednesday
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Longleaf Craft Kitchen + Bar
314 Wimberley SquareBest bartenders in Wimberley. Decidedly upscale menu with prices to match; Housed in a 1900s cabin, the structure was taken apart board by board and reassembled on the Wimberley Square in 1996. Big romance vibes on their sculpture garden; locals favorite to start or end the night. Excellent cocktails; get the fried olives. Favorites: deviled eggs, fried olives, wagyu burger, chocolate torte.
Closed Tuesday-Wednesday
if you know, you know. Best gas station food.
The shamrock gas station across from HEB on RR 12 has a huge taco menu. Frankly, the quality fluctuates with whoever is at the flat top, but it’s a good bet that you’ll get a good one. Indoor and outdoor gas station vibe seating.
WIMBERLY DIAMOND SHAMROCK
14410 Ranch Rd 12if you know, you know. Best gas station food.
The shamrock gas station across from HEB on RR 12 has a huge taco menu. Frankly, the quality fluctuates with whoever is at the flat top, but it’s a good bet that you’ll get a good one. Indoor and outdoor gas station vibe seating.
Look for the cute pink sign just past the square on your left on RR12. Awesome coffee selection with bubble waffles for eats. Single mom owned business, so it holds a special place in my heart.
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Cactus Coffee Shop
13620 Ranch Rd 12Look for the cute pink sign just past the square on your left on RR12. Awesome coffee selection with bubble waffles for eats. Single mom owned business, so it holds a special place in my heart.
Get your fix here with great drinks, hand tossed wood-fired pizza and salad. Live music on the patio most evenings, about dark it turns from family fun time to Loud and Crowd bar scene in a good way. Stays open late.
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Community Pizza & Beer Garden
111 Old Kyle RdGet your fix here with great drinks, hand tossed wood-fired pizza and salad. Live music on the patio most evenings, about dark it turns from family fun time to Loud and Crowd bar scene in a good way. Stays open late.
A longtime pillar on The Square, Wimberley Cafe is the quintessential breakfast spot in town, but also a great lunch stop with solid weeknight dinner specials. Expect a wait, outdoor seating available. Beer and wine only.
Favorites: Chocolate chip pancakes, Tejas omelette, balsamic-pecan brussel sprouts, sweet hot mess, chicken spaghetti, banana pudding and chocolate pie.
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Wimberley Cafe
101-A Wimberley SquareA longtime pillar on The Square, Wimberley Cafe is the quintessential breakfast spot in town, but also a great lunch stop with solid weeknight dinner specials. Expect a wait, outdoor seating available. Beer and wine only.
Favorites: Chocolate chip pancakes, Tejas omelette, balsamic-pecan brussel sprouts, sweet hot mess, chicken spaghetti, banana pudding and chocolate pie.
Not Wimberley, but worth the short drive to Driftwood. Live music, excellent outdoor vibe. Local favorite. Expect a wait. Full Bar; excellent cocktails. Ask to sit in the beer garden. Favorites: Gulf Shrimp, Goat burger, chicken fried steak, jalepeno cream corn – everything is good here. Personal favorite. Open til 10 on Saturdays.
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Hays City Store
8989 FM150 WNot Wimberley, but worth the short drive to Driftwood. Live music, excellent outdoor vibe. Local favorite. Expect a wait. Full Bar; excellent cocktails. Ask to sit in the beer garden. Favorites: Gulf Shrimp, Goat burger, chicken fried steak, jalepeno cream corn – everything is good here. Personal favorite. Open til 10 on Saturdays.
Best Potato Skins with a View. Enter at their Little Piece of Heaven mural as you come into the square. A longtime Wimberley hub for live music and day drinking. ; Inoz is a weekly favorite for locals and a must-stop for longtime visitors of Wimberley. Their decks sit along the banks of Cypress Creek, with a tree big enough to stand in and a totem pole commemorating Texas, there’s room to wander after lunch. Full bar; live music weekends.
Friday’s feature their huge Mexican martini served in a shaker for pour-your-own happy hour enjoyment.
Huge outdoor seating area on Cypress Creek; The hundred+ year old cypresses here survived the Great Flood of 2015, when hundreds of cypress were lost along the Blanco River. Favorites: Steak sandwich, potato skins, smoked turkey and Mexican martini (ask for it skinny- to get real lime juice and agave instead of sweet and sour.) Live music weekends. Locals favorite. Closed Tuesdays.
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Ino'z Brew & Chew
14004 Ranch Rd 12Best Potato Skins with a View. Enter at their Little Piece of Heaven mural as you come into the square. A longtime Wimberley hub for live music and day drinking. ; Inoz is a weekly favorite for locals and a must-stop for longtime visitors of Wimberley. Their decks sit along the banks of Cypress Creek, with a tree big enough to stand in and a totem pole commemorating Texas, there’s room to wander after lunch. Full bar; live music weekends.
Friday’s feature their huge Mexican martini served in a shaker for pour-your-own happy hour enjoyment.
Huge outdoor seating area on Cypress Creek; The hundred+ year old cypresses here survived the Great Flood of 2015, when hundreds of cypress were lost along the Blanco River. Favorites: Steak sandwich, potato skins, smoked turkey and Mexican martini (ask for it skinny- to get real lime juice and agave instead of sweet and sour.) Live music weekends. Locals favorite. Closed Tuesdays.
Discover Wimberley
Best old timey town around. Step back into the days when people built Main Street facades for tourist to get a sugary taste of the old west. 7A Ranch Resort is a Wimberley institution, started in 1948 by Mr and Mrs Raymond L. Czichos with five rock cottages on seven acres. Since then, 7A has grown into a 142-acre family vacation destination. A stroll through the dusty streets of Pioneer Town is a nostalgic family tradition for many of us that grew up coming to the river every summer. While admittedly a bit dated, Pioneer Town has a very cool bottle house (yes, constructed of thousands of bottles), a classic ice cream parlor, a lovely old west chapel with stained glass and plenty of kitsch to keep you hee-hawing. (7A also offers day passes with river access, see website for details).
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Pioneer Town
Best old timey town around. Step back into the days when people built Main Street facades for tourist to get a sugary taste of the old west. 7A Ranch Resort is a Wimberley institution, started in 1948 by Mr and Mrs Raymond L. Czichos with five rock cottages on seven acres. Since then, 7A has grown into a 142-acre family vacation destination. A stroll through the dusty streets of Pioneer Town is a nostalgic family tradition for many of us that grew up coming to the river every summer. While admittedly a bit dated, Pioneer Town has a very cool bottle house (yes, constructed of thousands of bottles), a classic ice cream parlor, a lovely old west chapel with stained glass and plenty of kitsch to keep you hee-hawing. (7A also offers day passes with river access, see website for details).
Best scenic drive that takes less than 15 mins. Drive along the banks of the Blanco River and soak in some of the nature that Wimberley is known for. Take 2325 into town where it merges with RR 12. Turn right at River Rd. and follow it down. The Great Wimberley Flood of 2015 wiped out dozens of towering cypress trees and left devastation, damage and death and it's wake. Our town motto, Wimberley Strong, was proved that year as thousand of volunteers came to Wimberley -- feeding residents, clearing land, shoveling mud, washing clothes and sorting through tons of mud-soaked possessions that washed out from homes and scattered across the area in front yards, roadways and tree tops. The land continues to heal, but it will be decades before the cypress trees outgrow their broken, bare branches and twisted trunks.
River Road
River RoadBest scenic drive that takes less than 15 mins. Drive along the banks of the Blanco River and soak in some of the nature that Wimberley is known for. Take 2325 into town where it merges with RR 12. Turn right at River Rd. and follow it down. The Great Wimberley Flood of 2015 wiped out dozens of towering cypress trees and left devastation, damage and death and it's wake. Our town motto, Wimberley Strong, was proved that year as thousand of volunteers came to Wimberley -- feeding residents, clearing land, shoveling mud, washing clothes and sorting through tons of mud-soaked possessions that washed out from homes and scattered across the area in front yards, roadways and tree tops. The land continues to heal, but it will be decades before the cypress trees outgrow their broken, bare branches and twisted trunks.
Not exactly the secret little swimming hole some Texans might remember, Blue Hole has grown up into a full-fledged tourist attraction with admission fees and reservations required. Swimming starts on weekends in May, but if you plan to take a dip, be sure to have your details straight before you go.
More than just swimming, Blue Hole Park Trail Loop is perfect for families, beginning hikers and casual walkers with four miles of wide, flat trails.
The 126 acre park was purchased by the City of Wimberley in 2005 and through impressive fund raising efforts, the project was completed in 2015 and includes approximately 4.0 miles of trails, picnic areas, a community pavilion, playscape, basketball court, sand volleyball court, amphitheater, and the Blue Hole Swimming Area.
The Blue Hole property possesses what is now becoming a much more rare ecosystem and supports many species of birds, reptiles, insects, amphibians, and mammals. Native grasses, wildflowers and groves of varieties of central Texas trees and shrubs are decoratively combined with rocky outcrops, creating a scenic and special environment.
SWIMMING SEASON: Blue Hole is open for swimming starting Weekends in May, everyday Memorial Day - Labor Day, and weekends in September.
RESERVATIONS: Reservations are required. There are 2 time slots for swimming (9 am - 1 pm, 2 pm - 6 pm) but you can reserve both and stay all day. Our reservation system opens March 1st. Everyone must make a reservation online (excluding season pass holders).
ADMISSION: $12 Adults (14-59), $8 Youth (4-13), Seniors (60+), and Military. $8 Wimberley Residents (78676 only). Season Passes are $120 Adults and $80 for Youth, Seniors, & Military.
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Blue Hole Regional Park
333 Blue Hole LnNot exactly the secret little swimming hole some Texans might remember, Blue Hole has grown up into a full-fledged tourist attraction with admission fees and reservations required. Swimming starts on weekends in May, but if you plan to take a dip, be sure to have your details straight before you go.
More than just swimming, Blue Hole Park Trail Loop is perfect for families, beginning hikers and casual walkers with four miles of wide, flat trails.
The 126 acre park was purchased by the City of Wimberley in 2005 and through impressive fund raising efforts, the project was completed in 2015 and includes approximately 4.0 miles of trails, picnic areas, a community pavilion, playscape, basketball court, sand volleyball court, amphitheater, and the Blue Hole Swimming Area.
The Blue Hole property possesses what is now becoming a much more rare ecosystem and supports many species of birds, reptiles, insects, amphibians, and mammals. Native grasses, wildflowers and groves of varieties of central Texas trees and shrubs are decoratively combined with rocky outcrops, creating a scenic and special environment.
SWIMMING SEASON: Blue Hole is open for swimming starting Weekends in May, everyday Memorial Day - Labor Day, and weekends in September.
RESERVATIONS: Reservations are required. There are 2 time slots for swimming (9 am - 1 pm, 2 pm - 6 pm) but you can reserve both and stay all day. Our reservation system opens March 1st. Everyone must make a reservation online (excluding season pass holders).
ADMISSION: $12 Adults (14-59), $8 Youth (4-13), Seniors (60+), and Military. $8 Wimberley Residents (78676 only). Season Passes are $120 Adults and $80 for Youth, Seniors, & Military.
Best Place to feel like a craftsman – watch live glass blowing demonstrations and wander their showroom full of fantastic glass creations from ceiling to floor. A favorite stop since 1992, demonstrations are held Tuesday through Sunday (confirm times before you go). Glass blowers use techniques dating back more than 2,000 years to create stunning works of glass art. Stop by to watch or get your lungs into it with a glass-blowing workshops – check their website for details.
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Wimberley Glassworks
6469 Ranch Rd 12Best Place to feel like a craftsman – watch live glass blowing demonstrations and wander their showroom full of fantastic glass creations from ceiling to floor. A favorite stop since 1992, demonstrations are held Tuesday through Sunday (confirm times before you go). Glass blowers use techniques dating back more than 2,000 years to create stunning works of glass art. Stop by to watch or get your lungs into it with a glass-blowing workshops – check their website for details.
Best Stairway with a view. Climb the 218 steps of Wimberley's most famous hill for an expansive 360 degree view of Wimberley Valley. Once a forgotten space where litter and loitering became the norm, the good folks of Wimbo pulled together in 2015 and raised funds to clean up and restore our it's favorite mountain. Put on your hikers and work those quads.
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Old Baldy
Best Stairway with a view. Climb the 218 steps of Wimberley's most famous hill for an expansive 360 degree view of Wimberley Valley. Once a forgotten space where litter and loitering became the norm, the good folks of Wimbo pulled together in 2015 and raised funds to clean up and restore our it's favorite mountain. Put on your hikers and work those quads.
Best unexpected gift and souvenir selection. Sure you know them, they're the place with the helpful hardware man, but step through the sliding doors at Ace Wimberley and you'll be surprised by with the impressive selection of gifts, souveniers, candles, socks, home decor and just plain fun stuff that goes way beyond toilet plungers, wall anchors and paint. Ace Hardware Wimberley is a community hub and a beloved part of what makes out town special and strong. Their large parking area was volunteer central during the Great Flood of 2015 and you'll often find fundraisers set up there too. We love Ace !
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Wimberley Ace Hardware
14307 Ranch Rd 12Best unexpected gift and souvenir selection. Sure you know them, they're the place with the helpful hardware man, but step through the sliding doors at Ace Wimberley and you'll be surprised by with the impressive selection of gifts, souveniers, candles, socks, home decor and just plain fun stuff that goes way beyond toilet plungers, wall anchors and paint. Ace Hardware Wimberley is a community hub and a beloved part of what makes out town special and strong. Their large parking area was volunteer central during the Great Flood of 2015 and you'll often find fundraisers set up there too. We love Ace !
Summer hours:
9am – 9pm (times subject to change due; *call ahead* 512-842-3434
Onsite bar (wine, local tap beers and cans) + seasonal food trucks
Wristbands : $6 - $8 depending on age (kids 4 and under= free) **liability waver required **
Military $2 off
Rent:
Canoe, kayak or StandUpPaddleboard $10hr
Tube $3
Bring Your Own:
Tubes or kayaks
Fishing equipment (catch and release only)
Chairs or blankets – seating is very limited but includes a few picnic tables
Pets on leash
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Cypress Falls Swimming Hole
50 Marina CirSummer hours:
9am – 9pm (times subject to change due; *call ahead* 512-842-3434
Onsite bar (wine, local tap beers and cans) + seasonal food trucks
Wristbands : $6 - $8 depending on age (kids 4 and under= free) **liability waver required **
Military $2 off
Rent:
Canoe, kayak or StandUpPaddleboard $10hr
Tube $3
Bring Your Own:
Tubes or kayaks
Fishing equipment (catch and release only)
Chairs or blankets – seating is very limited but includes a few picnic tables
Pets on leash
Hill Country flowers cut straight from the vine and ready for you to enjoy. Take that short country drive to the Blue Barn at Arnosky Farms on FM 2325. Don't miss a chance for old fashioned country commerce at the Blue Barn Market on Arnosky Family Farm. Look for the red cash box on the wall inside the door - like good neighbors, they operate on the honor system.
Choose fresh-cut flowers from the farm, vegetable and herb plants, potted flowers and hanging baskets. Barn-fresh eggs from our chickens, and local goat cheese from Pure Luck Dairy.
Bring Cash or Checks and look for the red box hanging on the wall behind the door.
Y'all come back now, y'hear
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Arnosky Family Home Farm
13977 FM2325Hill Country flowers cut straight from the vine and ready for you to enjoy. Take that short country drive to the Blue Barn at Arnosky Farms on FM 2325. Don't miss a chance for old fashioned country commerce at the Blue Barn Market on Arnosky Family Farm. Look for the red cash box on the wall inside the door - like good neighbors, they operate on the honor system.
Choose fresh-cut flowers from the farm, vegetable and herb plants, potted flowers and hanging baskets. Barn-fresh eggs from our chickens, and local goat cheese from Pure Luck Dairy.
Bring Cash or Checks and look for the red box hanging on the wall behind the door.
Y'all come back now, y'hear
This one-of-a-kind 46,000 square foot store is located on the former site of Bowen Intermediate School at 14501 RR12, Wimberley, Texas, 78676. The Wimberley H-E-B is open from 6 a.m. until midnight seven days a week and employs 140 Partners, 80 percent of which reside in the Wimberley area. To celebrate the opening 1,000 custom Wimberley reusable shopping bags designed by local students will be given away to customers on a first come, first served basis.
The new store builds on H-E-B’s core strengths of everyday low prices and fresh foods by providing local produce and artisan foods within the atmosphere of a neighborhood grocery. With local goods alongside H-E-B favorites like a full-service Meat Market and fresh, hand-rolled sushi, the Wimberley H-E-B features everything Hill Country shoppers want and need.
“The Wimberley H-E-B is an incredibly special store for us—we reused memorable items from Bowen Intermediate School, like the scoreboard and gym floor, to pay homage to the store’s roots, and we worked with local artists to create custom pieces that reflect the beauty of Wimberley,” said Leslie Sweet, H-E-B Director of Public Affairs for Central Texas. “City leaders and residents worked with us every step of the way to let us know what they want in this store, from design, to fresh foods, to everyday low prices, and how we could make it as special as the community it serves. We hope the entire community will join us on opening day to see this uniquely Wimberley store.”
CELEBRATING THE ARTISTRY OF WIMBERLEY
Located just outside the heart of downtown Wimberley, the new store celebrates the history and artistry of the charming Hill Country town. The store design reflects the timeless nature of the community, and
H-E-B worked with local artisans to craft items for the store using regional materials.
o Doug Moreland, a local musician and chainsaw artist, carved a tree fallen in the Memorial Day Floods into a custom bike rack which is positioned in front of the store.
o Wimberley Glassworks created handblown light fixtures used as the checkout stations lights to indicate when they are open. The glass changes color when the lights are turned on.
o H-E-B sponsored the Wimberley Valley Arts & Cultural Alliance “Bootiful Wimberley” program, celebrating the city’s reputation as an art center through displays of custom boot sculptures. The custom-designed H-E-B Boot features images of fresh produce and rests atop the iconic red
H-E-B shopping cart, painted by local artist Lynn Meyers.
REPURPOSING CELEBRATED MATERIALS
The Wimberley H-E-B is incorporating several repurposed items from Bowen Intermediate School into the store’s design to pay homage to the location’s roots.
o The school’s jungle gym was repurposed into outdoor seating utilizing artwork commissioned by Wimberley students, and is located on the outdoor patio area.
o The gym floor is used throughout the store in décor and signage, and still features the original tape markings.
o The school’s softball scoreboard was saved and is used in the Produce department to keep a tally on the amount of organic products offered in the store.
o The school bleachers were used to build the chef’s hat at the Cooking Connection station, the aisle number signage, and on the walls throughout the store.
o The corrugated tin roof from the school is used as decorative siding throughout the store.
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LOCAL PRODUCTS
On June 12, H-E-B hosted a Grower’s Gathering with local growers to ensure the best of Wimberley is showcased in the store. Local products available include fresh produce from Lily Pad Farm (San Marcos) and Bella Verdi Farms (Dripping Springs); wines from Fall Creek Winery (Driftwood), Twin Springs Winery (Driftwood), Wimberley Valley Winery (Driftwood) and Duchman Winery (Driftwood); and flowers and plants from nurseries like Klepac Growers (Blanco) and Plant Odyssey (Kyle).
COMMITMENT TO THE ARTS AND EDUCATION
In the spring of 2015 H-E-B and Wimberley Independent School District hosted an art contest for K-12 students to create original artwork they felt represented the beauty and nature of Wimberley. Out of nearly 150 submissions eight grand prizewinners were selected to have their art showcased on the Wimberley H-E-B reusable shopping bag. Top winning contestants received a $1,000 or $500 scholarship toward their education fund. In addition, 15 of the submissions are used on the repurposed jungle gym outdoor patio seating.
COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP
The store will feature energy efficient elements like refrigerated cases with added doors that could lower energy consumption by as much as 70 percent; an abundance of large, high windows that will conserve the use of electrical energy and provide natural lighting for a comfortable shopping experience; LED energy-saving lights throughout the store and parking lot; and a water quality system to collect rainwater and condensation for re-use in irrigating the landscape. In addition, building materials from Bowen Intermediate School we reused and repurposed to reduce waste and enhance the quality of the interior environment. To reflect H-E-B and Wimberley’s commitment to sustainability, the store is pursuing and expects to achieve LEED certification.
SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY
To introduce H-E-B’s Spirit of Giving to Wimberley, H-E-B selected four community organizations to each receive a $1,000 gift and two community organizations to each receive a $500 gift at the store’s groundbreaking in September 2014. The five organizations each work to support the culture and well-being of the Wimberley community in one of H-E-B’s five focus areas. The five organizations were Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance (Arts), Wimberley Crisis Bread Basket (Hunger Relief), Wimberley Village Library (Education) and Wimberley Adoption Group & Rescue (Diversity). Wimberley Valley Watershed for Jacob’s Well (Environment) and Friends of Blue Hole (Environment) each received $500.
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H-E-B
14501 Ranch Rd 12This one-of-a-kind 46,000 square foot store is located on the former site of Bowen Intermediate School at 14501 RR12, Wimberley, Texas, 78676. The Wimberley H-E-B is open from 6 a.m. until midnight seven days a week and employs 140 Partners, 80 percent of which reside in the Wimberley area. To celebrate the opening 1,000 custom Wimberley reusable shopping bags designed by local students will be given away to customers on a first come, first served basis.
The new store builds on H-E-B’s core strengths of everyday low prices and fresh foods by providing local produce and artisan foods within the atmosphere of a neighborhood grocery. With local goods alongside H-E-B favorites like a full-service Meat Market and fresh, hand-rolled sushi, the Wimberley H-E-B features everything Hill Country shoppers want and need.
“The Wimberley H-E-B is an incredibly special store for us—we reused memorable items from Bowen Intermediate School, like the scoreboard and gym floor, to pay homage to the store’s roots, and we worked with local artists to create custom pieces that reflect the beauty of Wimberley,” said Leslie Sweet, H-E-B Director of Public Affairs for Central Texas. “City leaders and residents worked with us every step of the way to let us know what they want in this store, from design, to fresh foods, to everyday low prices, and how we could make it as special as the community it serves. We hope the entire community will join us on opening day to see this uniquely Wimberley store.”
CELEBRATING THE ARTISTRY OF WIMBERLEY
Located just outside the heart of downtown Wimberley, the new store celebrates the history and artistry of the charming Hill Country town. The store design reflects the timeless nature of the community, and
H-E-B worked with local artisans to craft items for the store using regional materials.
o Doug Moreland, a local musician and chainsaw artist, carved a tree fallen in the Memorial Day Floods into a custom bike rack which is positioned in front of the store.
o Wimberley Glassworks created handblown light fixtures used as the checkout stations lights to indicate when they are open. The glass changes color when the lights are turned on.
o H-E-B sponsored the Wimberley Valley Arts & Cultural Alliance “Bootiful Wimberley” program, celebrating the city’s reputation as an art center through displays of custom boot sculptures. The custom-designed H-E-B Boot features images of fresh produce and rests atop the iconic red
H-E-B shopping cart, painted by local artist Lynn Meyers.
REPURPOSING CELEBRATED MATERIALS
The Wimberley H-E-B is incorporating several repurposed items from Bowen Intermediate School into the store’s design to pay homage to the location’s roots.
o The school’s jungle gym was repurposed into outdoor seating utilizing artwork commissioned by Wimberley students, and is located on the outdoor patio area.
o The gym floor is used throughout the store in décor and signage, and still features the original tape markings.
o The school’s softball scoreboard was saved and is used in the Produce department to keep a tally on the amount of organic products offered in the store.
o The school bleachers were used to build the chef’s hat at the Cooking Connection station, the aisle number signage, and on the walls throughout the store.
o The corrugated tin roof from the school is used as decorative siding throughout the store.
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LOCAL PRODUCTS
On June 12, H-E-B hosted a Grower’s Gathering with local growers to ensure the best of Wimberley is showcased in the store. Local products available include fresh produce from Lily Pad Farm (San Marcos) and Bella Verdi Farms (Dripping Springs); wines from Fall Creek Winery (Driftwood), Twin Springs Winery (Driftwood), Wimberley Valley Winery (Driftwood) and Duchman Winery (Driftwood); and flowers and plants from nurseries like Klepac Growers (Blanco) and Plant Odyssey (Kyle).
COMMITMENT TO THE ARTS AND EDUCATION
In the spring of 2015 H-E-B and Wimberley Independent School District hosted an art contest for K-12 students to create original artwork they felt represented the beauty and nature of Wimberley. Out of nearly 150 submissions eight grand prizewinners were selected to have their art showcased on the Wimberley H-E-B reusable shopping bag. Top winning contestants received a $1,000 or $500 scholarship toward their education fund. In addition, 15 of the submissions are used on the repurposed jungle gym outdoor patio seating.
COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP
The store will feature energy efficient elements like refrigerated cases with added doors that could lower energy consumption by as much as 70 percent; an abundance of large, high windows that will conserve the use of electrical energy and provide natural lighting for a comfortable shopping experience; LED energy-saving lights throughout the store and parking lot; and a water quality system to collect rainwater and condensation for re-use in irrigating the landscape. In addition, building materials from Bowen Intermediate School we reused and repurposed to reduce waste and enhance the quality of the interior environment. To reflect H-E-B and Wimberley’s commitment to sustainability, the store is pursuing and expects to achieve LEED certification.
SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY
To introduce H-E-B’s Spirit of Giving to Wimberley, H-E-B selected four community organizations to each receive a $1,000 gift and two community organizations to each receive a $500 gift at the store’s groundbreaking in September 2014. The five organizations each work to support the culture and well-being of the Wimberley community in one of H-E-B’s five focus areas. The five organizations were Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance (Arts), Wimberley Crisis Bread Basket (Hunger Relief), Wimberley Village Library (Education) and Wimberley Adoption Group & Rescue (Diversity). Wimberley Valley Watershed for Jacob’s Well (Environment) and Friends of Blue Hole (Environment) each received $500.
Shop The Square
The best little vintage boot store on the square is also where you can find the coolest shop cats in town, or can you? The feline residents of this fun and funky shop are sometimes reclusive but browse around, look through the racks and there between vintage hip and modern swing duds, you just might spot a chubby kitty lounging at your feet.
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Wall Street Western
14012 Ranch Rd 12The best little vintage boot store on the square is also where you can find the coolest shop cats in town, or can you? The feline residents of this fun and funky shop are sometimes reclusive but browse around, look through the racks and there between vintage hip and modern swing duds, you just might spot a chubby kitty lounging at your feet.
Best place to create your own souvenir. Ceremony is a breath of fresh air in more ways than one. Roll up your sleeves, grab a container and sink your hands into some dirt at Ceremony’s planting station – pot your own plant baby to take home and cuddle or create a self-care box from plants, tinctures and oils.
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Ceremony Botanical Studio
14000 Ranch Rd 12Best place to create your own souvenir. Ceremony is a breath of fresh air in more ways than one. Roll up your sleeves, grab a container and sink your hands into some dirt at Ceremony’s planting station – pot your own plant baby to take home and cuddle or create a self-care box from plants, tinctures and oils.
Best comfy and still really cute walking shoes. Known better as "The Shoe Shop," this tiny shop with low ceilings and sunken floors, is literally packs in tons of hard-to-find, really comfy, lots of sizes walking shoes. Ladies, if you love European styles and fun leather accessories - make a stop here. Men, there's an ice cream store conveniently located next door with chairs and benches for your waiting enjoyment.
In Style Accessories
107 Old Kyle RdBest comfy and still really cute walking shoes. Known better as "The Shoe Shop," this tiny shop with low ceilings and sunken floors, is literally packs in tons of hard-to-find, really comfy, lots of sizes walking shoes. Ladies, if you love European styles and fun leather accessories - make a stop here. Men, there's an ice cream store conveniently located next door with chairs and benches for your waiting enjoyment.
Best ice cream; strangest name.
When we all scream for ice cream, look for the monsters. You might miss it, so keep an eye out for the little shop just slightly past the square (connected to Budaful Hiking).
Premium ice cream with the flavors you expect from a brand like Amy's : Mexican vanilla, Texas Dirt Cake, Zilker Mint chip and Big Red plus all the usual suspects.
Monster Treats
13911 Ranch Rd 12Best ice cream; strangest name.
When we all scream for ice cream, look for the monsters. You might miss it, so keep an eye out for the little shop just slightly past the square (connected to Budaful Hiking).
Premium ice cream with the flavors you expect from a brand like Amy's : Mexican vanilla, Texas Dirt Cake, Zilker Mint chip and Big Red plus all the usual suspects.
Your spot on the square for Mexican and southwest inspired home decor, plus a few funky finds here and there. I love going in here because there's always something new hidden around somewhere or in plain sight. This is my favorite stop for unique lighting, wood sculpture and native jewelry - and my favorite browse for vintage texas posters and mexican tiles and metal switch plates.
Rancho Deluxe
14010 Ranch Rd 12Your spot on the square for Mexican and southwest inspired home decor, plus a few funky finds here and there. I love going in here because there's always something new hidden around somewhere or in plain sight. This is my favorite stop for unique lighting, wood sculpture and native jewelry - and my favorite browse for vintage texas posters and mexican tiles and metal switch plates.
Best use of space. Kiss The Cook looks tiny, but the little stone cottage behind the square has a gigantic selection of those hard-to-find must-have doo-dad kitchen gadgets as well as gourmet foods, cookware and kitchen gifty kitch. Wander the wall-to-wall, ceiling-to-floor for all the tools you didn’t even know you needed.
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Kiss the Cook
201 Wimberley SquareBest use of space. Kiss The Cook looks tiny, but the little stone cottage behind the square has a gigantic selection of those hard-to-find must-have doo-dad kitchen gadgets as well as gourmet foods, cookware and kitchen gifty kitch. Wander the wall-to-wall, ceiling-to-floor for all the tools you didn’t even know you needed.
For the Love of Wine
One of the newest wineries in the area, Limestone Terrace Vineyards sits only about fifteen minutes from the Wimberley Square and features a small, but notable collection of Texas grown wines. Their tiered deck overlooks the budding vineyards on the grounds and is situated to catch hill country breezes. Offering tastings daily, you’re sure to try something interesting, like their white Dolcetto, known as “little sweet one,” or Mourvèdre, a bold red that pairs with Texas favorites like barbecue and wild game.
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Limestone Terrace Vineyard
101 Rocky Meadow LnOne of the newest wineries in the area, Limestone Terrace Vineyards sits only about fifteen minutes from the Wimberley Square and features a small, but notable collection of Texas grown wines. Their tiered deck overlooks the budding vineyards on the grounds and is situated to catch hill country breezes. Offering tastings daily, you’re sure to try something interesting, like their white Dolcetto, known as “little sweet one,” or Mourvèdre, a bold red that pairs with Texas favorites like barbecue and wild game.
A short ride out of town takes you to a beautifully designed winery housed in a grand stone structure. Featuring light, easy-to-drink wines from dry to sweet Wimberley Valley Winery is a favorite destination for groups of friends getting together under the oaks to share crisp bottles of wine while catching up and winding down. For couples, there are plenty of lovely quiet spots for romantic toasts and breezy, relaxing moments to savor by the glass. The spacious wood-paneled tasting room is open Thursday – Sunday, with an epicurean chef-inspired food truck menu featuring upscale snacks, wood-fired pizza and gourmet burgers.
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Wimberley Valley Winery
2825 Lone Man Mountain RdA short ride out of town takes you to a beautifully designed winery housed in a grand stone structure. Featuring light, easy-to-drink wines from dry to sweet Wimberley Valley Winery is a favorite destination for groups of friends getting together under the oaks to share crisp bottles of wine while catching up and winding down. For couples, there are plenty of lovely quiet spots for romantic toasts and breezy, relaxing moments to savor by the glass. The spacious wood-paneled tasting room is open Thursday – Sunday, with an epicurean chef-inspired food truck menu featuring upscale snacks, wood-fired pizza and gourmet burgers.
Just down the road in Driftwood you’ll find award winning wines and a jaw-dropping view on the gorgeous grounds of Driftwood Estates Winery. Relax the day away at one of their cozy tables with lighted oak limbs overhead and an expansive view of vineyards in the valley below. This is a beautiful spot to take in a glorious hill country sunset. Their tasting room is cozy with friendly, accessible vintners to guide you through their selection of Texas grown wines. A small bistro is open on the weekends, offering lunch, snacks and Sunday brunch. Their large, covered patio features a wood burning fireplace to warm your bones on cool winter afternoons. *Note: Driftwood is an adults-only winery and does not allow groups in vans or limos.
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Driftwood Estate Winery
4001 Elder Hill RdJust down the road in Driftwood you’ll find award winning wines and a jaw-dropping view on the gorgeous grounds of Driftwood Estates Winery. Relax the day away at one of their cozy tables with lighted oak limbs overhead and an expansive view of vineyards in the valley below. This is a beautiful spot to take in a glorious hill country sunset. Their tasting room is cozy with friendly, accessible vintners to guide you through their selection of Texas grown wines. A small bistro is open on the weekends, offering lunch, snacks and Sunday brunch. Their large, covered patio features a wood burning fireplace to warm your bones on cool winter afternoons. *Note: Driftwood is an adults-only winery and does not allow groups in vans or limos.
Stroll the lush grounds of Fall Creek Vineyards and take a nice long break with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc or a luxurious red Tempranillo on their one of their stone patios overlooking the gardens. Their lovely tasting room has the look and feel of a welcoming country cottage, with comfortable rooms to find a private spot in front of the fireplace to reminisce and ruminate with someone special. While you sample and sip, munch on local nuts and chocolate from Austin or try a chef-prepared cheese plate or antipasto platter. Fall Creek is located directly across the street from the Famous Salt Lick BBQ and features wine from Salt Lick vineyards as well as vineyards from all over Texas.
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Fall Creek Vineyards in Driftwood
18059 Farm to Market Rd 1826Stroll the lush grounds of Fall Creek Vineyards and take a nice long break with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc or a luxurious red Tempranillo on their one of their stone patios overlooking the gardens. Their lovely tasting room has the look and feel of a welcoming country cottage, with comfortable rooms to find a private spot in front of the fireplace to reminisce and ruminate with someone special. While you sample and sip, munch on local nuts and chocolate from Austin or try a chef-prepared cheese plate or antipasto platter. Fall Creek is located directly across the street from the Famous Salt Lick BBQ and features wine from Salt Lick vineyards as well as vineyards from all over Texas.
Duchman Family Winery: Like a taste of Tuscany in the Texas hill country, Duchman Family Winery is situated on a gorgeous sprawling estate, with a decidedly Italian flair, from the lush green grounds to the vine-covered stone villa that serves as the tasting room. Duchman offers a full tour of the winery with backstage access to the wine making process. They offer tastings and a large selection of wines by the glass and several bottles for less than $30. Along with a small menu of wine bites, you could also pair Montepulciano or Sagiovese with an Italian-inspired pizza or their famous truffle fries.
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Duchman Family Winery
13308 FM150 WDuchman Family Winery: Like a taste of Tuscany in the Texas hill country, Duchman Family Winery is situated on a gorgeous sprawling estate, with a decidedly Italian flair, from the lush green grounds to the vine-covered stone villa that serves as the tasting room. Duchman offers a full tour of the winery with backstage access to the wine making process. They offer tastings and a large selection of wines by the glass and several bottles for less than $30. Along with a small menu of wine bites, you could also pair Montepulciano or Sagiovese with an Italian-inspired pizza or their famous truffle fries.
Look behind the square for the simple black and white sign at Texas Wine Tasting / Wimberley Wine Shopp. Come by for a one-of-a-kind Wimberley tasting experience. A tasting will get you a souvenir “Little Piece of Heaven” wine glass and half a dozen sips of boutique Texas wines, typically only available at restaurants. You’ll likely find one of the knowledgeable and enthusiastic owners behind the beautiful historic 19th century bar at this tiny gem of a tasting room that also features wines by the bottle and wine-inspired gifts.
Hill Country Wine Shop
114 Wimberley SquareLook behind the square for the simple black and white sign at Texas Wine Tasting / Wimberley Wine Shopp. Come by for a one-of-a-kind Wimberley tasting experience. A tasting will get you a souvenir “Little Piece of Heaven” wine glass and half a dozen sips of boutique Texas wines, typically only available at restaurants. You’ll likely find one of the knowledgeable and enthusiastic owners behind the beautiful historic 19th century bar at this tiny gem of a tasting room that also features wines by the bottle and wine-inspired gifts.
Los Olivos Market: Part gourmet food shop, part bistro, part tasting room, you’ll find a lot to like about Los Olivos on the Square. Look for the stone shop in the middle of the intersection then wander in for wine tastings from vineyards all over the Lone Star State, as well as over 30 beers on tap, many locally brewed and bottled. A tasting will let you sample five Texas wines, served together on a wooden board. If you find something you love, the wines are available for purchase, as is a full menu of tasty bites from a light snack to a small meal.
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Los Olivos Market
13904 Ranch Rd 12Los Olivos Market: Part gourmet food shop, part bistro, part tasting room, you’ll find a lot to like about Los Olivos on the Square. Look for the stone shop in the middle of the intersection then wander in for wine tastings from vineyards all over the Lone Star State, as well as over 30 beers on tap, many locally brewed and bottled. A tasting will let you sample five Texas wines, served together on a wooden board. If you find something you love, the wines are available for purchase, as is a full menu of tasty bites from a light snack to a small meal.
If you’re looking to try our 100% Texas-grown wines with fantastic charcuterie to hang with a couple of the coolest brothers in the hill country, this is your spot. The tasting room is open weekends from 12noon to 6pm with outdoor seating shaded by Texas live oak trees . Inside, find a Hill Country inspired look with rock accents, a large fireplace and plenty of seating. It's a perfect place to enjoy the flavors of Central Texas no matter the season. We’ll provide the wine; you bring the good company.
Estate-grown varietals include Mourvedre, Montepulciano, Tempranillo, and Picpoul Blanc and also showcase wines made from grapes grown by friends in the Hill Country and High Plains.
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Seventh Son Vineyards
5424 Fischer Store RoadIf you’re looking to try our 100% Texas-grown wines with fantastic charcuterie to hang with a couple of the coolest brothers in the hill country, this is your spot. The tasting room is open weekends from 12noon to 6pm with outdoor seating shaded by Texas live oak trees . Inside, find a Hill Country inspired look with rock accents, a large fireplace and plenty of seating. It's a perfect place to enjoy the flavors of Central Texas no matter the season. We’ll provide the wine; you bring the good company.
Estate-grown varietals include Mourvedre, Montepulciano, Tempranillo, and Picpoul Blanc and also showcase wines made from grapes grown by friends in the Hill Country and High Plains.
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You’ll find a fun selection of wines, beer, bubbly and frose along with snacks at this sleek and welcoming little spot behind Wimberley Square. Look for the black patio rocks and bright white chairs outside; inside you’ll find a bright modern space with plenty of seating and a nice view of the patio. This is a favorite spot to meet before shopping or a great spot to start the evening.
Social On The Square
You’ll find a fun selection of wines, beer, bubbly and frose along with snacks at this sleek and welcoming little spot behind Wimberley Square. Look for the black patio rocks and bright white chairs outside; inside you’ll find a bright modern space with plenty of seating and a nice view of the patio. This is a favorite spot to meet before shopping or a great spot to start the evening.
Distilled My Heart
Explore the Treaty Oak Distillery with a knowledgeable tour guide as you learn about our heritage, history, and what it takes to make craft spirits in Texas.
Tours run every hour on Saturdays from noon to 5pm; cost $25 and last about 45mins
Enjoy the sensory experience of our Waterloo No.9 Gin botanicals as you smell and sip the expression. Discuss the process of mashing, fermenting, and distilling as you walk amongst our state-of-the-art equipment.
Then move into the Rickhouse for Q&A and to sample our Treaty Oak Ghost Hill Straight Bourbon Whiskey and barrel-aged Waterloo Antique Gin as you dive into the science of maturation.
After your tour is finished, enjoy a complimentary cocktail and round out your visit with a meal at Alice’s Restaurant with their Texas Inspired menu of smoked meats, mac and cheese and of course, a selection of Treaty Oak flights.
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Treaty Oak Distilling
16604 Fitzhugh RdExplore the Treaty Oak Distillery with a knowledgeable tour guide as you learn about our heritage, history, and what it takes to make craft spirits in Texas.
Tours run every hour on Saturdays from noon to 5pm; cost $25 and last about 45mins
Enjoy the sensory experience of our Waterloo No.9 Gin botanicals as you smell and sip the expression. Discuss the process of mashing, fermenting, and distilling as you walk amongst our state-of-the-art equipment.
Then move into the Rickhouse for Q&A and to sample our Treaty Oak Ghost Hill Straight Bourbon Whiskey and barrel-aged Waterloo Antique Gin as you dive into the science of maturation.
After your tour is finished, enjoy a complimentary cocktail and round out your visit with a meal at Alice’s Restaurant with their Texas Inspired menu of smoked meats, mac and cheese and of course, a selection of Treaty Oak flights.
Open noon to five on weekends, Deep Eddy has a large tasting room and tours by appt. See how the Vodka is made and take a taste of the results. Large cocktail menu and bbq onsite.
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Кімната дегустації водки Deep Eddy
2250 US-290Open noon to five on weekends, Deep Eddy has a large tasting room and tours by appt. See how the Vodka is made and take a taste of the results. Large cocktail menu and bbq onsite.
Head out to Blanco for a tour of this boutique whiskey company. Reserve your tour online ($18)
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Andalusia Whiskey Company
6462 US-281Head out to Blanco for a tour of this boutique whiskey company. Reserve your tour online ($18)
Take the lovely winding road to Driftwood; this hidden gem sits in a field of wild Sotol. Find Cocktails here crafted with a precision not commonly found in this neck of the woods, Desert Door beckons you for a long afternoon of learning and libations. The Sotol slingers behind the tile bar will gladly educate you on the humble Sotol plant - easily mistaken for a desert scrub, the Texans at Desert Door Distillery will make you stand up and take notice of this smoky, tangy spirit with undertones of mescal and wild agave. Tours available most days but locals come out here to hang together with live music on the patio and top shelf bites from Lo Salvaje Food truck, Featuring locally sourced ingredients and wild-game-inspired fare - think street tacos meets haute cuisine with a wild game flair.
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Desert Door Distillery
211 Darden Hill RdTake the lovely winding road to Driftwood; this hidden gem sits in a field of wild Sotol. Find Cocktails here crafted with a precision not commonly found in this neck of the woods, Desert Door beckons you for a long afternoon of learning and libations. The Sotol slingers behind the tile bar will gladly educate you on the humble Sotol plant - easily mistaken for a desert scrub, the Texans at Desert Door Distillery will make you stand up and take notice of this smoky, tangy spirit with undertones of mescal and wild agave. Tours available most days but locals come out here to hang together with live music on the patio and top shelf bites from Lo Salvaje Food truck, Featuring locally sourced ingredients and wild-game-inspired fare - think street tacos meets haute cuisine with a wild game flair.