What a gem in little, Mason, Tx. This place is a treasure for this tiny town. A delightful…read moremercantile with unique, beautiful items from jellies to dried sausage to clothing to dried lavender... there's something in here for you, I promise. I don't know a single name of the few local patrons who happened to be there when I stopped by but, they were truly a joy, as was the sweet lady I presume to be the owner. Warm, hospitable folks!

From the owner: Espresso martinis, Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned’s, cold beer, fine wine and more. Watch the game at…read morethe bar or gather with your group in the lounge. Relax and take in the gorgeous S and H Building constructed from hand carved stone in 1884.

This is a cute ,quite place , the bartender is nice and attentive We got the bourbon flight and a…read moredirty martini and we had the Ropper pizza, it was delicious! Compliments to the bartender/chef. We will be back!

LOVE this little hidden gem! Relaxed and comfortable vibes. Drinks are so yummy. Food is everything…read moreyou want in a chilled out environment. Ask for Jim. He will take excellent care of you. MUST SEE!

This was such a cute cocktail bar with delicious drinks. We stopped by on our first evening in…read moreFredericksburg after dinner. We enjoyed the atmosphere - it looks like a house-turned-bar and has so much charm. We were able to place our orders at the bar and one of the bartenders brought it out to us in the backyard. We sipped on our delicious drinks while rocking on the swinging bench outside. We decided to share the volcano ashes and floating petals cocktails. The volcano ashes was a bit too bitter for my taste - if you're someone who wants very little sweetness in your drink, this is the one for you. The floating petals was much more my style - the mix of floral tastes was lovely and it was on the slightly sweeter end, just how I like it! We decided on two sangrias after that which were nicely spiced and absolutely lovely. As it got colder outside we decided to move to one of their side rooms, which has nice furniture and is a bit more private than the main room. The bartenders were very kind and the drinks were delicious! Definitely check this spot out on your next visit to Fredericksburg.

We went yesterday on a Sunday mid day, and Ian was really awesome bartender. When you walk into a…read morebar and it's dead, most bartenders do not talk to you but he did and he amazing service and recommended two amazing drinks to me. The ambience reminded me of the movie clue it was so chill in there. Hope to be back soon and I hope Ian is still working there.

We were thrilled when the old Train Station was finally restored and open. We saw the name and…read moreeagerly looked forward to some New Orleans-style food. Bummer. Chicken Strips, Burgers and Pizza. Our party of three (3rd person differed, but 2 are the same) went for lunch and dinner on two occasions. Not a hint of New Orleans, so beware. The food we ordered, pizza and chicken strips (all chose the same dish on the two occasions) were available for considerably less in town and better quality and value for the money...Sonic chicken strips or those from Chicken Express are much better. The pizza tasted meh and frankly seemed to be inferior frozen pizza. Do not recommend food. We all had either tea or soft drinks, not impressive but again overpriced. The worst thing was the incredibly bad acoustics and blaring piped-in music (we went when there was no live music. The floor appears to be Saltillo Tile, and whenever a chair moved, imagine the sound multiplied many times over in a fairly small room with soaring ceilings and no deadening at all. A reasonable volume might have been bearable; we spent the entire time shouting at each other just to be heard and STILL not being able to hear. When your eardrums physically hurt after dining out in the daytime, there's an issue. The waitstaff were friendly and fairly efficient, and the building is extremely historic and beautiful. I was surprised to learn from previous reviews there was gambling on each end of the building; no one mentioned it and I assumed I missed that in the ads. I don't have a problem with it, but it does appear that might have added to the noise. We were sort of alarmed after seeing the proximity of the stage to our table and experiencing the over-worked sound system. I can only imagine. There was no issue with parking the times we were there, even though both gaming rooms were visibly busy. The lunch visit was full; supper a bit less crowded. I'm relieved our party was always adult and family/close friends. Honestly, the restaurant was, in our highly disappointed opinion, not worth returning for a second visit, and we won't be back. How sad.

What a cool space! Beautiful old train station building - they've done a fantastic job of restoring…read morethe historic aspects while making it modern enough and inviting. The menu is pretty small with appetizers and burgers and a few other choices. We had some fried okra and each had the Rio Grande Burger with fries. Decra tasted delicious and appeared to be homemade. The burgers were huge and very tasty. I'd love to come here some live music here and try their cocktails (which are very reasonably priced).

We enjoyed the music and the wine was fantastic. The owner was there, very nice and involved with…read morethe guests. The view was good. I think the patio could use more/better decor but it was nice we had a good time and would definitely go back. A Sanchez

Came in was greeted warmly by Mathew. Was very amicable charming and was very informative. The…read moreplace has charm and a peel. Tried the chacoteare board was appetizing. Must try when in this neck of the woods.

Last year at Christmas time as family we ate here. It's expensive but the food is amazing…read more I had chicken fried steak with extra gravy. Oh my gosh I was so surprised, I have tasted a lot of different chicken fried steaks and Barrel House was over the top. Friendly waitstaff kept our drinks filled and checked on us. Loved their sweet tea! I was hoping to come back in 2025 but I landed in hospital and we were broke by the time I finally got out. Highly recommend The Barrel house!!

Excellent menu, execution, management, and indoor/outdoor seating, live music, and drinks. What…read moremore to ask for if you're seeking a wide spectrum of steak, seafood, and traditional items for every palette imaginable. While the atmosphere is wide open providing spacious seating, the comfort of seeing so many happy families dining was joyous. Since this is my first trip to the new restaurant from the same folks that brought you the Iguana Grill off of 620, the 4* rating reflects what I could reasonably provide. Let's get to food. The pull pork nachos, soft pretzel (huge worth splitting), and chips:queso were excellent starters. I do want to try their fried pimento cheese balls the next time. All great. For salad, I tried their Da Bomb with Turkey which was a bit of disappointment since it had scant cuts of Turkey deli meat. Feedback to this salad is to never ever use deli meat in a salad. Try streak, shrimp, or chicken. I also recommend higher quality fresh cheese like mozzarella or goat but the bomb had inexpensive grated Colby. I would also recommend glazed walnuts and berries but it didn't have either. For entree, I really want to come back and try their gumbo and e'toufee but decided on the sirloin which was cooked to medium. They also have several steak sauces included chimmichurri and hollondaise. Drinks were great. Recommendation. The service can slow down on the weekend when they get busy.

This place is truly a hidden gem in Boerne! An incredible bar with bartenders who really know their…read morecraft, a great atmosphere with fun vibes, and delicious food to top it all off. Definitely a must-try!

This was a fun hidden gem! A Boerne local told us about this place so we decided to go for an after…read moredinner drink. No one was there when we arrived but 4 ice waters were waiting for us! Then shortly after making our drink order tons of people piled in. It was a so fun, delicious well crafted cocktails, and bartenders were super friendly and attentive! Made our girls weekend a fun experience. Will be back for sure! Cheers!

This is the cutest little place for a fun drink plenty of space to play card games with your…read morefriends overall a really great vibe and the bartender was really helpful with finding spots to go out that night too.

We decided to explore Fredericksburg, and our first stop was The Saloon--and it was a great choice…read more I had two mini frozen margaritas, and they were both tasty and strong, just how I like them. I also tried the mini frozen whiskey coke, which was surprisingly really yummy. The bartender was friendly, gave great drink recommendations, and even helped us out with dinner suggestions for later that Friday night, which we really appreciated. The atmosphere was fun and lively and definitely gave off classic Western saloon vibes. It was the perfect spot to kick off our Fredericksburg weekend, and I'd absolutely stop back again.

This is THE BEST upscale atmosphere in Fredricksburg. Rustic but Elegant, the bartenders are really…read moregreat and so was the wait staff in spite of it being crowded. Our waiter Marcos was kind and quick. I think the bartenders names are Carlos and Sammy(?) hopefully I remembered them because they've been awesome each visit.

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