Location: Yoakum
Top Things to do in Yoakum
The 5 Best Things to Do in Yoakum, United States
Yoakum in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Breweries. Discover best things to do in Yoakum with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Yoakum
1. Spoetzl Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 210 reviews
The oldest independent brewery in Texas still makes Shiner beer.
Reviewed By Matthew A - Conroe, Texas
This was our second trip here, the first time they were still remodeling so we were unable to take the tour. The tour was the very informative and interesting. We enjoyed our time there along with the samples in gift shop. If you're in the area and enjoy good beer this stop is a must.
2. San Ducerro LLC
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
San Ducerro Vineyards is DeWitt County’s Premier Winery. Founded in 2012, San Ducerro Vineyards is the first winery to be established in DeWitt County Texas. Centrally located between San Antonio and Houston – Just West of the city of Yoakum – the winery and vineyard reside on 18 acres in the beautiful rolling hills of South Central Texas. Our wines are carefully hand crafted from the finest grapes obtainable from local growers, and throughout Texas and beyond. We invite you to stop by and taste our wonderful wines, relax on the porch, and kick back to some Texas style hospitality! San Ducerro Vineyards – Texas Country Uncorked! And now you can enjoy Premium Cigars from the San Ducerro Humidor! We carry the finest cigars available anywhere in Texas – with brands such as Rocky Patel, Ashton, Macanudo, Drew Estates, EP Carillo, and Oliva – including the Oliva Serie V Melanio Figurado - the #1 rated cigar in the world! Premium Cigars and Fine Wine – Only at San Ducerro Vineyards!
Reviewed By Melinda L - Angleton, Texas
We decided to get away for the day and was looking for something away from the Houston area. A google search turned up San Ducerro Vineyards which advertised $2 hamburger cookout. We stopped by and weren't disappointed. The owners have a great flair for hospitality. We did a wine tasting and settled on the Sangiovese. They also have regular weekend bring-your-own-steak barbeques as well as lots of board games for kids and adults alike. We'll go going back!
3. Licorice and Lemon Drops Old Fashioned Candy Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By TexasNurseMom35 - Gonzales, Texas
We live in the next town over and have been locals fans of this store since it's opening several years ago. Ice cream, truffles, penny candy, old favorites and new finds. Plus made on site fudge, brittle and divinity. Stuffed animals, books, gifts. Seasonal items. VERY reasonable prices. Friendly staff. Family owned and operated. Tables are available to sit and enjoy your treats in store or you can bag up a bunch to take home. I can't say enough good things about this store!
4. Edwin Wolters Memorial Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By TexaxGranny - Texas
The building is a lot bigger than you expect. The tour guide. I can't remember his name , but he has been there 22 years is wonderful. The tour takes about an hour and well worth it. The artifacts they have are amazing. Dating back to be before Shiner was even there. There's also a jail, a house, a barn full of tools and tractors and such. The a general store that's awesome. Well worth your time............and its free, they take donations to help keep it running,
5. Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By mamahahn98 - Abilene, Texas
Sts. Cyril and Methodius is one of the painted church of Texas, with extensive ceiling and wall painting and murals. They keep the door unlocked (I'm not sure of the hours), so I was able to walk in freely. The lights weren't on but there was enough light from the windows to give me a very good view. This church was founded by Czech immigrants and built I think around 1912. The elaborate altar-piece is gorgeous, as is the beautiful mural in the dome above the altar showing the baptism of Jesus. This is the biggest of the painted churches that I have visited. If you have a few minutes in Shiner and want to be amazed, drop by!
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