Clean, bougie, open spaces. Unique gifts & great vibes. Begin by taking selfies out in front of…read moretheir Rustic-chic front building, venture in and check out the shop side that the wife owns (my lord, she is what I aspire to be when I'm her age...too cute!) now let the party begin: hit up the back bar & try there wines! More are added weekly! The cheese plate is fun & you can purchase a bottle that they put over ice for you while you relax on there back open patio! The waitresses are personable, normal kind folks! This place is So chill, so cozy & so clean!

I want to start by saying, the venue is beautiful, the preferred vendors are great to work with,…read moreand the venue coordinator is very responsive and helpful leading up to your wedding. Our world shut down in Texas 3 weeks before our wedding date. I am giving The Union 1 star due to the fact that they were not willing to refund out deposits. I had to cancel my wedding due to Covid-19, as my fiancé's side is all from New York. On April 2nd, 2020, everything, including The Union, shut down. Based on the contract, this should have fallen into Force Majeure, for which I should have received all monies paid. However, I because I decided to hold onto the last large lump sum of my remaining balance, I "broke contract" and they will not be giving my any refund. Thank God I didn't pay the remaining balance because they would have kept that too. To be fair, The Union did offer to let us reschedule the wedding date at not cost, but given the current state of the country and travel restrictions, it's not worth the risk of endangering my loved ones. We would have considered rebooking when/if things got better, but the venue does not hold the same feeling it once did.

Do you know where New Corn Hill, Texas is? I didn't either. It's hard to believe that in the middle…read moreof this desolate-looking little town there is a massive Catholic church that was built around 1913. Down the road is this tiny little white building called the Moravian Hall also established 1913. Came here for a wedding. The hall itself is dark, and reminds me more of a VFW. The ceilings are low so the acoustics were actually pretty good! The tables were placed very close together so it was a squeeze trying to get around them. Want to have a small wedding with a Texas feel? Have it here!

From the owner: Moravian Hall stands as a proud sentinel of Texas-Czech heritage. Located near the historic…read morecommunity of New Corn Hill, this hall is a living piece of history that continues to connect the past with the present. From the the BBQ pits to the large stage and dancefloor are just some of the things that make the hall the perfect location to host private events, indoor and outdoor weddings, and dances. Offering plentiful parking, gorgeous views and rustic charm. Feel free to reach out to schedule a viewing for your event.

Having worked hundreds of weddings as a coordinator and staffing specialist, I was very excited…read moreabout this working at this new venue. It's location is a stretch but the architecture and scenery is beautiful BUT beauty does not make up for personality. The lady in charge, site manager - Tina was just awful from start to end. She did not return calls, was defensive about every single question or concern and was right out rude from planning to the day of. I have no earthly clue why the owner would want someone with that sort of attitude promoting weddings and events. I will never ever coordinate or work a wedding there again after my experience with her last weekend. She was horrifically mean spirited, rude and furious and just about verbally assaulted anyone she spoke with on the day of the wedding I coordinated there. I did everything I could to change her tune, make her happy and just keep the bride and groom sheltered from her grotesque nature. She was in my face all night complaining constantly about very silly things such as 'diapers being in her trash cans', 'cups being left in the bridal suite' and even told me that the attendees and wedding party were 'trashy and disgusting'. This party was calm, respectful, fun loving and also friends of mine. Speaking about your clients that was is just unheard of. For those of us in the industry - weddings can be stressful enough on a couple, having a coordinator and good vendors make all the difference on creating a fun and memorable day for them. But when you have someone like Tina parading around during their wedding complaining and threatening charges on every single mishap- it can really cause a bad vibe. I am not one to get angry easily but her raising her voice, yelling at me over the tiniest and silliest things I was just in awe of how angry this woman must live her life. I stayed 3 hours after I was paid to help her out and clean up every tiny piece of trash while she sat and pointed/complained. And then she complained some more that it was taking me too long. I showed up early on in the day to get set up and introduce myself and her response was "You need to leave my venue and sit outside and wait until 2pm, I have a life you know". Woah. That woman has no business booking weddings, taking care of that venue or even being in any sort of sales/personnel business. She was just awful, so much so I wanted to let others know to STAY AWAY from this mess. Don't spend your wedding fighting with her, dealing with her drama on your big day - it can sincerely ruin the vibe. Do not let the beauty of the home (venue) detour you. There are hundreds of venues in the greater Austin area. Avoid this one like the plague, unless they fire Tina. She claims to be best friends with the owner so that is unlikely to happen anytime soon... Good luck Villa on Lake Georgetown, your reviews online and verbally are horrific due to one bad apple. This business is not going to succeed at all. After my experience, and not really wanting to 'bash' anyone- this all had to be said to save prospective brides from booking with her disastrous attitude and way of operating this place!

It's always great to attend this yearly event! They always do a great job for veterans, 1st…read moreresponders, and police! Such a caring non-profit organization to support and volunteer for! They do this BBQ every year! Come and support a great organization to help Veterans, 1st responders, and police!

Over the weekend we had a work event held at Reunion Ranch & let me tell you it was soooooo much…read morefun!! When you rent out Reunion Ranch (the outside grounds..a whole bunch of acres :) you have the entire place to yourself w/ access to over 41 activities..let me repeat that..YES, 41 activities!! There really was something for everyone one to enjoy..from the babies to the grown peeps! And the Reunion Ranch staff are so organized & kept things flowing so smoothly..even with over 400 attendees! I also really liked how the RR staff would announce over the loud speaker what activity was about to start. Activities Reunion Ranch offered: -tug of war mud pit..yes, complete with a real MUD PIT!! -volleyball courts -canoe & paddle boats -man made little sand beach -maze -horse shoes & washers -miniature golf -zip line -wagon rides -pony rides -obstacle course -teen tower -dunking booth ect ect ect And so many more activities but tooooo many to name & I'm not trying to get carpal tunnel ;) Another thing I give kudos to Reunion Ranch is the food serving line..they have about 6 different serving lines w/ RR staff making the plates & even w/ over 400 people in attendance the wait time was super fast. We had all you can eat barbecue plates & all you can eat Bluebell ice cream cups! There also was cotton candy, popcorn, & snow-cones for everyone to enjoy & for us adults..the libations offered were...sangrias, beer, & wine!! I was a regular at the sangria station!! ;) Reunion Ranch really is a cool place to have a team building event, reunion, or a wedding. The venue itself is so pretty surrounded by lots of trees & just has a different vibe to it. For sure I totally recommend Reunion Ranch!! They get 5+++++++++++ stars in my book -Rebecca out

What a hidden gem appearing in Georgetown! Very breezy and calming atmosphere. The tall windows…read morespanning half of the walls brings in all the magical natural light and makes the actually decent sized space feel giant and open. My husband and I are already interested after one visit in checking out pricing for possibly renting out the space for an event of our own. The bathrooms are gender neutral BUT when you go in there the different stall doors have only one label, guys or gals, on the door which is very confusing to people entering the bathroom or waiting for stalls and thinking maybe the guys labeled stall only has a urinal or something but they're all the same toilet. It has a very classy, purposefully dated look but was extremely cleaned and well maintained. They also have free guest Wi-Fi. The cocktails are a little pricey for the area, but the venue space and the quality of the drinks were well worth the price. They actually have a quite expansive menu of drink options as well. Definitely needs more seating options for the drink window area if they plan on having more open hours days for people to randomly come in and enjoy a specially crafted drink. I can't wait to see what this place turns into!

This place is so well thought out. Great design, great cocktails, cool vibe. The Spiked Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate, Santa's Helper Eggnog, Texas Sun cocktails have all been vetted and approved by us and our friends. If we lived in Georgetown we would probably be here at least one night per week. I might travel more to this area just to visit Wish Well House. P.S. the bathrooms are cool.

We recently had the joy of celebrating my daughter Celine's baby shower at this wonderful venue,…read moreand I cannot express enough how truly blessed we felt throughout the entire experience. From the very first conversation, the owner went above and beyond -- placing himself completely at our disposal, attentively listening to our needs, and ensuring every detail was thoughtfully taken care of. His generosity of spirit was evident not only in his professionalism, but also in his heart. As a devoted parishioner of our Parish, he offer a very reasonable price, that made this celebration possible in a way that honored both our family and our faith community. That kind of kindness is rare, and it speaks volumes about his character. The venue itself provided the perfect setting for such a meaningful occasion -- warm, welcoming, and beautifully suited for an intimate family gathering. Our guests felt at home from the moment they arrived. It is a true blessing to find a business owner who conducts himself with such integrity, generosity, and genuine care for the people he serves. We will absolutely return for future events and HIGHLY recommend this venue to anyone looking for a place where hospitality is not just a service -- it is a calling.

We went out to look at the venue space on a Sunday. Josh was pleasant and answered any and all…read morequestions we had. We are excited to have our vow renewal there in June 2023.

Super cute venue. My sister just had her wedding reception there. I really enjoyed having the…read moredifferent rooms to split up the activities (dinner, music, drinks, etc). Very spacious and dog friendly (huge plus for my family). The back patio has plenty of seating and a great place to get fresh air. The A/C seemed like it worked the best in the middle room where the musicians were.

5 Stars for a truly beautiful event venue that is filled with white brick, gorgeous wood floors,…read moreelegant spaces, and lots of light! I had the opportunity to attend a wedding at One Eleven East recently and was blown away by this venue. It lent itself beautifully to a 2020 wedding- with such an open, airy aesthetic that you feel compelled to throw up a pic on your IG because you're suddenly at 'influencer-level gorgeous' standing against these white bricks with that fabulous golden-hour lighting. Let's talk about logistics. As a guest, Hutto is definitely not right near Austin, but the Lyft ride wasn't bad at all and the wedding had set up a shuttle bus to get folks to the Austin hotel after the wedding. I'm not sure how many Lyfts or Ubers you'd find if you went searching at 11pm, so the shuttle back was a big plus. The venue itself had two large spaces (one presumably for the ceremony and the other for dinner), with a bar space and an outdoor area (cocktail hour vibes). I didn't see a kitchen, but this wedding had dinner set up as a buffet in the now-empty ceremony room, catered by a BBQ food truck out back. There's an upstairs area for the bridal party to get ready, which presumably has a bathroom (I didn't get up there. I was a +1). The bathroom sitch for guests included a women's room with a couple of stalls and shared sink/mirror space and one single men's room (which caused a bit of a line, but not terrible). Overall, if I was an Auton...ite? Austonian? Anyway, if I lived in Austin, I would absolutely consider this venue. It's minimalist, historic vibe allows you to forgo the unpleasant hotel ballroom pipe-and-drape decor, and you can add a few bits of greenery and call it a day with decor. FABULOUS!

The Rabb House was amazing, we were in panic and almost couldn't find a venue and we ended up…read morefinding this one. We booked just in time and we were able to actually come in and set up a couple of times so that we had a visual concept (only on Wednesdays). The communication between us and the park was really calming and they were able to almost accommodate all of our request. It is not overly expensive and you are given virtually the entire venue. Our experience was 10/10. Any events such as baby showers, wedding receptions, graduation parties etc, this is your way to go.

What they DONT tell you…read more... Beautiful venue. Wonderful for small events. Was here for a wedding receptions, held 120. However, the AC turns COMPLETELY OFF when the doors are open and takes forever to cool down the room even the least bit. We spent 4 hours in 80+ degree heat due to this dysfunction. If you are planning an event I would recommend you LEAVE THE DOORS LOCKED. Otherwise, beautiful venue, wish I didn't sweat for 4 hours in formal wear, or that this wasn't a venue in Texas.