What a beautiful and impressive place. The first thing that struck me was the scale of the…read moreproperty. The castle-like architecture, expansive grounds, and overall atmosphere make it feel like a destination rather than just a brewery. In terms of size and majestic ambiance, it reminded me of Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, New York. We stopped in for lunch on a weekday and still had about a 30-minute wait for a table. Fortunately, that wasn't a problem because we were able to enjoy a beer while waiting and take in the scenery. The property is large enough that exploring it becomes part of the experience. The beer selection is heavily focused on German styles, which was perfect for me. Whether you enjoy lagers, pilsners, bocks, or wheat beers, there is something for every fan of traditional German brewing. One of the fun touches is that many of the beers are available in liter size pours, adding to the authentic beer hall experience. The food menu is inspired by classic German cuisine, but it also offers a wide variety of other options, including some more upscale dishes. This makes it easy for everyone in a group to find something they will enjoy. Everything we ordered was excellent, with generous portions and high-quality ingredients. Beyond the food and beer, the atmosphere is what really makes this place special. The combination of the castle setting, beautiful grounds, German-inspired traditions, and excellent hospitality creates an experience that feels unique and memorable. Overall, this is far more than just a brewery. It's a destination worth visiting whether you're a beer enthusiast or simply looking for a great meal in a remarkable setting. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would gladly return.

Sat outside and ordered via qr code, it took 15min to get my drinks, not bad given they were…read morepacked. The ambiance outside was nice with shaded tables. However the women's bathroom was scary. There was a water leak that had clearly been there for a while as mold had started to form. No way could this have been overlooked or unknown to management as it was very visible

The Ogle Brewery was apart of our dinner at the Arch Ray resort. We have been wanting to as it is…read moreour last name too! We were pleasantly surprised with the beer flight. There were 2 options of flights. We got the Outlaw flight. All of the beers were good. We enjoyed the Light Humor(IPA) and Baltic Bandit (Porter). The service was great and the atmosphere was very trendy. We will definitely return on our next trip to Fred.

Part of the Arch Ray resort, beautiful inside. Beers are just okay, the IPA was the best. Honestly…read moreI'd pass on the brewery and try the spirits or the wine or mosey on over to Fiesta Wines

On a whim about a month ago, I planned a vacation to Fredericksburg based solely around how much I…read moreloved the brewery when I lived there with my dad 32 years ago, when I was 14. The brewery was the first place I ever had a scotch egg, my dad would get a small beer flight, maybe we'd get a brat, he made it fun. I'm pretty sure it had just opened back then. We got into town, checked in at the Trueheart Hotel, and immediately walked to the brewery because I was so excited. I probably went in to this with the unrealistic expectation that it would be the same as when I was a kid. It had a great start. The hostess was nice, and our server was, too. I wish we had gotten to sit in the back room with the long tables, We started with the beer flight and a scotch egg. The beer flight was okay. I was expecting really good German beers, mind-blowing, but these were just fine. A pale ale, an IPA, a flat porter were on the list, just not a memorable selection, although the red ale was good. The flight was a good price, though. For our appetizer, I wasn't expecting such a small scotch egg for $9. I mean, it was really small. I've been to several places around my area for scotch eggs, and they're usually $11-12 for two and they're properly sized. But we're on vacation and I wanted nostalgia so fine. It was delicious, and the creole mustard the scotch egg comes with was divine. More on that later. For our meals we tried both schnitzels. I was disappointed they don't have spaetzle, I'm pretty sure they used to. My boyfriend had the schinken and I had the jager. I don't like ham but his was infinitely better because of the gravy. The gravy on the jager schnitzel I got was heavy with some seasoning, maybe sage. It's all I could taste, and I couldn't just push the gravy off because my pork was fried to death. I barely ate any of mine. The sides we got (you get two per plate) were German potato salad, fries, onion rings, and vegetable medley. The fries and onion rings were great, especially when dipping in the creole mustard we saved from the scotch egg. The German potato salad is supposed to be sweet and sour and my boyfriend usually likes it, but this was way sweet, he wasn't a fan. The vegetable medley was good, but seemed really out of place as a side, normally with schnitzel you'd expect green beans or a salad or something, we got broccoli and squash. They did have a side salad, but it was $5. Not sure why a side salad couldn't just replace the two sides for no upcharge. I will say the rolls were awesome. At the end our server let us sit and hang out for a few minutes, he didn't rush us. We asked if they sell the creole mustard in bottles but they don't, so he said we could pay $5 for a togo container of it. We got probably a cup, so I was fine with that, I really loved it that much. We paid, I noticed he charged us $5 for tarter sauce that we didn't have, figured it was the only way to ring up the mustard. We left with our prized creole mustard. Cut to this weekend when we opened it to make a sandwich, and what we actually got was tarter sauce, so somewhere along the way he'd forgotten what we asked for. We live 200 miles from Fredericksburg, there's no fixing that, but maybe that's on me because I should have checked it. They really should sell bottles of that mustard, it's very good. Overall, it just wasn't the experience I was expecting. It's not the same, it's been over 30 years so I totally understand, and I did try to be fair with my critique. It wasn't great, it was just okay.

After reading through some of the recent reviews, we were hesitant in coming here because of some…read moreof the service and food issues. Since there are no business owner responses, the problems could be persisting. However, we've enjoyed our time here in the past so we thought we'd try it again. We got here at 5 pm on a Thursday and the place was mostly empty. That usually translates into better service and likely a better prepared meal as well. Sure enough, this theory was correct. We had two craft beers on the table within three minutes followed by Ruben fritters five minutes after that. The menu here is pretty simple with the expected German twist to it. We just stuck to a salad and burger. The salad was fresh and good, but the burger was pretty average and you have to add your own mayo and mustard. Even by adding cheese and mushrooms it still fell within the three star range and the fries were just OK. The beers were correct to style, but the hoppier beers were slightly tame. It's pretty much three stars overall, but the service was great so 31/2*. I'd still come back and try something else off the menu before the weekend and before 6.

Great selection of beers. Cold and great tasting. Hill Country Bock is a must. Service was great.read more

Real Ale Brewing is a huge place! The tap room is upstairs and you can walk out on the balcony…read moreand see the canning and kegging operations. They are mainly a brewery with some spirits (no ciders unfortunately.) My husband tried a couple different beers and liked them all. My margarita was a bit too strong (just personal preference!) There's a big outdoor seating area with picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. There was a band playing tonight but unfortunately they only played for about an hour They have a wooed fired pizza building out front and boy was it good!!

Our guide for the day was Alan, he was very knowledgeable and friendly. This was our first time to…read morethe Fredericksburg area. We went to two wineries and a Speakeasy. 1st Sandy Road Winery which has a tree house overlooking the vineyard. It was such a unique and fun experience! 2nd was Untamed Winery which was beautiful and had the best pizza we have ever had! The 3rd was The Speakeasy at Salvation Spirits which had a really cool vibe awesome service and the best cocktails! We had lots of laughs and great wine and cocktails. Alan was very knowledgeable of the area and the wineries and we can't wait to go back and visit more wineries! We couldn't have asked for a better guide and experience for our first time checking out the wineries in Fredericksburg. I highly recommend Texas Two Step tours!!

I cannot recommend this company enough. They made a wine tour into a complete Fredericksburg…read moreexperience that was unforgettable in all of the best ways. They thoughtfully chose wineries based on our preferences and there was absolutely no wait, the experience at each winery was above and beyond what I could have expected, and Allen was kind, courteous and simply the best guide we could have asked for. They took us to wineries that were off the beaten path with exceptional quality, ambiance, and experience. If you are looking for someone to curate that best of Fredericksburg, look no further. 10 out of 5 stars.

Booked 290 wine tours and had the best guide Mike!! He was very helpful and knowledgeable. He had…read morewater for us each stop and always gave us a few minutes warning before leaving for the next winery.

Outstanding tour! George was very responsive prior to our arrival making sure he knew all of our…read morelikes and desires of where to visit. First he picked us up in his Excursion limo stocked with water and stemware. Went to Calais Winery first. Ben the young French-American vintner lead the tasting. He's very knowledgeable. Great boutique winery and vineyard. Then we headed to William-Chris which was larger but a fabulous spot. Tara led our tasting and it was great. Last we went to Becker. It's beautiful and lots of shopping. Got a nice tour of the processing room, bottling area and barrel room. I highly recommend George Burns and his team. We will be back!!

Save the Brewery was such a great experience! My fiancé loved the beer -- his favorite was the…read moreChasing Broncos Juicy IPA. They also had cider options, which I really appreciated, and the one I had was tasty. While we were there, there was music playing on the patio, which made for a fun, relaxed vibe. We grabbed drinks, sat back to listen to the music, and even played some of the board games they had available. Great drinks, great atmosphere, and an overall awesome place to hang out. We'll definitely be back!

Save The World Brewing is an amazing place to grab a beer & enjoy the wonderful Texas Hill…read moreCountry!! I absolutely love their craft beers because of the attention to detail on every flavor they produce! Their award winning beer is only paired so nicely with their wonderful and friendly staff! Check out Save The World the next time you stroll through Marble Falls!

Stay away from this company!! Booked wine tour for 10 people. They never showed and won't refund…read moreme over $2000

Woody was great, our party had a wonderful time touring Fredericksburg wineries with him and he was…read morevery knowledgable about the area and the vineyards. He has deep contacts at each location and was able to get a very large group into locations that have restrictions due to COVID. We would all use Woody again when we go back to visit the Texas wine country. Book with Woody you won't regret it. Thanks Woody!!!