Location: Bandera
Top Restaurants in Bandera
Top Things to do in Bandera
Where to eat Pub food in Bandera: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pub food in Bandera, Texas, United States. Bandera is the county seat of Bandera County, Texas, United States, in the Texas Hill Country, which is part of the Edwards Plateau. The population was 857 at the 2010 census. It is part of the San Antonio Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Things to do in Bandera
1. 11th Street Cowboy Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By california_usa2020_
This place is really cool, we went for drinks on a Friday night and the place was absolutely buzzing (there was a Harley event on in Bandera the next day so the place was full of very friendly bikers!) There were plenty of bars to be served at, great live band and a big outdoor area where people were country dancing- great night!
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2. The Chickin Coop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By TortolaLvr2009
Arrived to the Coop after a nice float on the Medina. The atmosphere is super comfortable and relaxed. The food was AMAZING! We had the diablo chicken/chicken burger and the Texas dip. All of it was top shelf. Service was good as well. Love this little gem.
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3. Bandera Ale Project
This is a craft brewery in Bandera, TX, within the Texas Hill Country, just outside of San Antonio. We are dog friendly, kid/family friendly and specialize in various ales, to include Belgian style.
Reviewed By 2fromTX
About 10 miles before you get to Bandera on the road between San Antonio and Bandera and located in a strip center, you can find this place by the "Brewery" sign above the door. We stopped in to check it out and thought it was great. We sampled four of the beers, and I've got to say they were all good. Apparently this place has been open about a year and has slowly expanded their production. It's small -a one bartender/manager/partner operation while we were there, not fancy, obviously a working fermentation site, and with a nice bar and seating area. There is a large open and tree covered area out back with some picnic tables. There was a one man country acoustic band while we were there, and the food comes from a small food truck/shack operation out behind the main building. Stop in and check it out if you like craft beer or some local vibe.
