Historical Texas Dance Hall! Janelle's bar employees &…read moreVolunteers are great, beer is cold and cheap, the bands & dance floor are perfect for this old school Hillcountry fix! Watch out for the deer on your way out, please & thank you!

Great place to go and dance! Old country dance hall, family friendly and fun atmosphere.read more

Authentic, historic Texas dancehall! Not many remain! Stay at a hotel in Junction, & enjoy this…read moreexperiences. Check the web site as dances maybe once a month.

Great Texas dancehall! Gary P Nunn knew the crowd and played almost 2 hours. Fun and reasonable…read moreprices. I is a throw back and current at same time. Great dance floor. The locals are welcoming as is all the close knitted staff. Food good too.

This place is both a concert venue some Saturdays a month as well as the world's best wedding…read morereception venue! Concert- honors the Texas Hill country dance hall world. It's charming, cozy, and historic. You can see the stage from the outside when the windows are open where they have picnic tables and lights and delicious free barbecue tacos. Concert tips- bring cash. Drinks are super cheap - bottled beer for $3 or $4 or wine for a bit more. Bring the cash for drinks, tips, as well as koozies, shirts, etc. if wanted. Wedding reception venue- the owner is SO nice and great to work with. Bring your own band or DJ, caterer, but must use the bar which was a BREEZE. You can do cash bar or open bar with a limit if needed. The owner and bartenders were great about letting us know how the amount was doing. We went with the recommended caterer (who also does the concert tacos), and he did not disappoint with the barbecue. We got lots of compliments on the food. Tables/chairs come with the venue, and the owner is very flexible with what you do for decor as long as it is restored to normal after the event. She is super communicative and friendly. Wedding Reception venue tips- take advantage of the indoor/outdoor aspect. We decorated the outdoor tables too and had cornhole, yard Jenga, and ladder golf for people to enjoy. Just keep in mind that outdoor (and people coming back inside) means gravel and grass, so keep in mind shoes and long dresses can get dusty. I can't recommend Kendalia Halle enough!

Holy Moly, what a place to go dancing !! Billy Mata plays western swings about as hot as you can…read morestand it and the dance floor is primo ! Too bad its so far from home, bur I'll be back for the the right band. Plan on a late night, get there early and figure on tired legs because you'll want to be on the floor all night. A true Texas treasure

I'm ashamed that I am just now writing a review about this fabulous place. Last weekend I went to…read moreQuihi for the fourth time. Once again, the band was great and the regulars are very friendly. I love the dancing, love the music and love watching the families gathered together for a great time!

Great dance hall and we met lots of nice people. Family friendly, outside seating. No A/C, but you…read morefind a breeze or a fan and stay put. Dance floor is one of the best!

Tonight was our annual Christmas service. Riverside Community Church has been having our Christmas…read moreservice here since before we had our own building. I wonder if the old German settlers imagined anything like this for their dance hall? We went for the early service so that we could see the kids program. The kids did an awesome job, & I am sure a lot of parents are really happy tonight. A little about the building - no heat, so be prepared. Lucky for us this year, it wasn't as cold, & the hot chocolate really hit the spot. If you are looking for a new Christmas service, this is one you should consider. Out in the middle of nowhere, in an old dance hall that's more than 100 years old, it kind of takes you back in time so that singing Christmas songs gets everybody in the spirit.

Great spot for drinks, country dancing, and a little pool sharking, if that's what you're into!…read more We came here for the Hunter's Ball and had a good time, but I was a little disappointed to learn that it was going to be a DJ, instead of a live band. Had some drinks, played some pool, and entered the gun raffle. They have a great dance floor, but there weren't too many single guys to dance with by 9PM...and I asked a lot of guys if they could dance, and they looked like deer in headlights...so we ended up leaving to hit another dancehall. I think there was a big group having a birthday party, so it was a lot of people, but not a lot of dancers. I'd come back here when I want to get out of my small town, but plan to stay late and see who shows up!

Latino musicnight last night was a true disappointment. Owner/DJ/@pardners stating that something…read more"isn't racist" does not negate the intent or the impact it may have had. Repeating that it wasn't racist and defending that behavior doesn't make it acceptable -- it only serves to dismiss legitimate concerns and brush them aside. By definition, racism involves treating someone unfairly, excluding, harassing, or demeaning them based on their race or ethnicity. When the DJ used the phrase "your people," it was clearly exclusionary. When he said, "If I only play Latino music, then the others will leave," it positioned our presence as a problem and created a sense of unwelcome. The situation escalated further when our group was asked to leave -- not for being disruptive, but simply for disagreeing with the music -- while the DJ referred to us as "you and your fucking people." That is not only unprofessional, but also deeply offensive and humiliating. Even your comment about "staying in your own lane" implies exclusion. Why? Because we voiced our disagreement? Because we stood up for ourselves and asked to celebrate Latino culture on a night that was specifically promoted as Latino Night? You've suggested this issue only occurred because your regular DJ wasn't present, but this behavior reflects a broader, ongoing pattern. Regardless of who was in the DJ booth, the treatment of that group was inappropriate and inexcusable. Defending it -- and attempting to shift the narrative -- is deeply disappointing. And respectfully, claiming that you used your own money to promote Latino Night in an attempt to gain sympathy is out of touch. You own a large, well-established club. Investing in the promotion of your own events is a business expense -- not a personal sacrifice. If you'r going to promote a cultural night, you have a responsibility to respect and honor the community you're representing.

First time here! Family was in town and turns out they have free dance lessons from 7-8pm! We had a…read moregreat time. The instructor was amazing! Everything was so easy to follow! Fun times!

What a great venue. Dance lesson start at 7. The instructors are very patient and kind. Definitely…read morewear layers it's super cold in there. I was shivering I was so cold. They also have a few pool tables which are close together but it works. They have large bars as well

love love love Luckenbach great music…read morepretty good food ( burgers are huge) ice cold long necks

Luckenbach is a must-see destination for a unique musical experience in the Texas Hill Country!…read more As you enter the "town loop" with the continual population of 3, you have your pick of visiting the wooden dance hall, outdoor stage, general store, post office, or watering hole. "These days Luckenbach Texas is, to paraphrase John Steinbeck, a "State of Mind" - A Texas state of mind, where you can kick back, relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life--like a step back in time." You can purchase tickets online or head over to the ticket booth if it isn't a sold out show. The monthly lineup usually includes your favorite local artists & in demand bands, special events, festivals & free shows! Even though Waylon & Willie's Luckenbach Texas wasn't actually based on the dance hall, their iconic lyrics did help make it famous. So turn up the volume and get Back to the Basics of Love as you make the trip out to see a show! You can even arrange a Willie Nelson tour to learn about the historic property If you really do love the Lone Star State, you might want to consider having your wedding or anniversary celebration at Luckenbach!

They have a Food Truck inside, decent food. Bartender are…read morevery attentive and friendly The live Music and Dance floor are great !! Some of the Talent.... Nick Zamora Corey Weaver JR Hererra Vinny Tovar Matt Tejeda Jerry Deleon Kevin Perrette Nate DeLeon Texas Double Shot ........and a bunch more of extremely talented artists !!!!

I went last night with my brother and girlfriend to have a nice night out however when we…read moreencountered the bouncer with the cowboy hat. He turned us away saying "call it a night" even though we were extremely respectful and not being obnoxious. Unfortunately forcing us to leave and go home.

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!