While in the area, we stopped into this gallery. It's a nice location with a variety of different…read moreartists and two main areas. Keep walking around the corner for more artwork. There are two entrances: the front door and the one from the parking lot. The gallery near the back features more seasoned artists, and the front features a wider range of skills. There is a gift shop as well. It's not large, but it's a fun trip for those into the arts and local artists. Parking is behind the gallery and was pretty empty when we stopped in.

Four reasons to stop and have a look: (1) mineral display: fantastic, takes about two minutes,…read moreamazing - see my picture. (2) gift shop: local artists, wonderful items, nicely priced. (3) art displays: great display of local talents worth your attention. (4) friendly welcome: you feel the true warmth of the Hill Country from all the great volunteers. I recommend you take a few minutes to enjoy this special place and people.

Such a fabulous group of folks who I'm getting to know…read more It began with volunteering for the Texas Arts & Crafts Fair....then attending some fabulous theater events. Now I'm getting to know the art folks and, in fact, donated several paintings for fundraising. Pottery classes, photography groups, all sorts of art workshops, studios for rent. And best of all, art openings with the most fun group of artsy people!

Saw Blithe Spirit this afternoon. What a great cast of performers! Small, inimate theater with a…read moregift shop. Lots of parking. Mimi Stonehenge makes for some interesting photo ops.

Good place to see a concert. They have beer AND a full bar…read more They don't serve food, but you can bring your own, which is nice. There are lots of tables. *I wouldn't pay extra for the VIP area* - just get a reserved table if you want a seat. The crowd is a little different here. Not everyone stands up by the stage, probably because there is so much seating. That leaves plenty of room for dancing if that's your thing. The bar stations are spread out around the venue, so the lines never seemed too bad. They also let you come and go with a wristband, which is convenient.

This is a really cool old looking bar! I saw many reviews and videos about it and the fun idea of…read morebringing your own steak on Wednesday night. I visited on Saturday and out of curiosity I went to it for a beer. Super friendly people. Seems they host concerts too. I would definitely would like to return for the steak night on Wednesdays!

My hubby and I went here for a late breakfast and it did not disappoint…read more When we turned off of the main road here in Bandera, it seemed like maybe we were headed the wrong way until we saw all the signs directing where to go. It's pretty much a straight drive. It quite a ways down the road but just keep going you'll get there. The owners were so friendly. It's really refreshing when the owners come over to your table and really talk to you. They asked us how we heard out their restaurant, where were we from, gave us food recommendations, and were so sweet. Everything served is 100% made from scratch including their famous sourdough bread. The eggs are from their own chickens and the bacon & sausage comes from their own pigs and it was a just fabulous!!! You have to order the bacon...to die for!! I never really order anything to drink besides OJ at breakfast but for some reason I decided to try their grapefruit juice. OMG!!! I've never in my life had anything like that juice!! It was some special type of grapefruit but I can't remember the name of them. It was fresh squeezed & unbelievable. I could've just had a few more glasses of that and been happy lol. It was a deep yellowy-orange, almost the color of OJ. My hubby & I ordered almost the same thing, french toast (made from their homemade sourdough bread), topped with fresh fruit, 2 eggs (mine scrambled, his over easy), I had bacon, he had the sausage crumbles. Holy Moly!!! Just deliciousness all around!!! We bought a round loaf of jalapeño cheddar sourdough to take home and not only was it delicious but it was enormous! If I could make just one suggestion it would be: I did not like the restroom situation. There is only 1 restroom, which is perfectly fine, but there are 2 stalls inside. While I was in 1 stall a man came in and was using the stall next to me. I felt very uncomfortable. Maybe put a lock on the main door so that nobody else can come inside while you're in there??? But other than that we had a fantastic experience. I highly recommend going there if you love great food. Next time we'd like to try lunch or dinner. To the owners: "Thank you so much, we can't wait to come back!"

Once you find it...it's great, off the beaten path. Your GPS will take you down winding roads, over…read morecattle gates and dusty caliche drives! It's quite a lovely restaurant. Everything is harvested on property or nearby. There is a nice outdoor patio when you pull up. You are greeted when you walk in. They give you menus and once you decide, you order from the counter. It's cute inside with a farm store in there as well. Had a patti melt with tallow garlic fries. Yum!!!!

Great Vineyard, Frustrating Food Experience…read more This was our first visit to Singing Waters Vineyard, and the property itself is absolutely darling. The setting is beautiful, the staff at the vineyard were friendly and welcoming, and the wine was tasty. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and time with friends. However, the food truck experience was a big letdown and honestly the main reason we're hesitant to return. I paid $12 for a hot dog combo (pictured)--just a single hot dog and a small bag of chips. That price felt excessive for what we received. The kids' burger was $8 and was tiny...about the size of a quarter dollar with melted cheese and chips. The value just wasn't there. What made things worse was the service. Our friends ordered the exact same food right before us and received theirs much earlier. We waited about 40 minutes longer for the same order. It was frustrating, and it did make us wonder if my earlier comment about the hot dog price being extreme played a role. The kids were all still hungry. The vineyard itself is lovely and worth visiting, but I strongly recommend reconsidering the food truck setup...either pricing, portions, or vendor choice. The food experience didn't match the quality of the venue, and it definitely affected our overall impression.

This is one of our favorite Saturdays!…read more Shop in Comfort, Tx shops in the morning, and then head to this gem of a vineyard in the afternoon! GREAT wine and good food and nice people. Beautiful setting and music acts that are great. I actually feel like I am telling too many people about this... like I am sharing this awesome secret- but it's too good not to share!

This is a fabulous dance and cheer studio. My daughter loves it. Cece and the coaches are the best…read more Highly recommended.

Five stars because the husband won one of the raffles. A 5-gun raffle for a $50 ticket. Your name…read moreis called, you get the pick of the five, next name gets the pick of four, etc. he chose the Kimber Stainless II ACP 45. Good looking gun. The food as usual was terrific. About 15-20 grilling teams. Chicken, beef, venison, wild boar and more. Cobbler, cookies and coffee. Well worth the $20 entry. Free parking. Pay for your drinks: $4 beer, $1 sodas and water. Live auction, raffles, silent auctions. The event benefits the Youth Equestrian Center. Check it out next year. First Saturday in November.

We go there every year, but this time I was ambushed by a brunette raffle ticket seller. She told…read moreme the tickets were 300,500, and $1000. I said that last year they were $100, and her reply was its Bidens fault, so I paid for the $300. Once inside i over heard the ladies saying $100 dollars and up. Not only was I pissed, then finding out the beer tickets were $4 for 1beer. I was already in for $400, because I bought drinks for other friends. I know it's for a good cause, but the raffle ticket lady lied about the prices at the front entrance. I didn't want to buy that many to began with. Food was great and the environment with great people. Think that is the last time we are going. Thanks to the in your face at the beginning and lied to my face. If I would of won something for $300, I wouldn't be so upset for spending too much. usually I donate the $100 and not expect something.

This is a free place to visit when you're in Ingram near Kerrville. It is photo worthy! You'll have…read moreto read the history of it. Too funny! You can donate to this place and they offer a gift shop.

Stopped to see Stonehenge II, unfortunately it was closed as a result of all the flooding recently…read morein the area. We were still able to walk around the installation, it's a replica of the real thing and they even have an Easter Island statue (a Moai). Hopefully they reopen soon, very cool!