Celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2021, Wurstfest is an annual tradition, that you most likely heard of or been to if you’ve lived in Central Texas! GRAB YOUR WURSTFEST TICKETS HERE! I can’t share a New Braunfels travel guide without sharing more about Wurstfest! The first Friday of November, for 10 days, it’s a unique celebration filled with tasty food, music, carnival rides & games, and a whole lot of beer, make up this event rich in German culture. Other notable mentions: Huisache Grill Krause’s Biergarten & Cafe The River House Scoopstreet NB Wicked Voodoo Espresso // With a handful of spots around the city, Wicked Voodoo Espresso has the caffeine to give you a jolt! My drink was delicious! Locally roasted beans as well, love supporting local coffee shops. Close to the river so you can eat before floating! Think your typical diner food, with tons of combinations and selections. Union Station Diner // A small, but mighty breakfast and lunch spot! The building itself dates back to the early 1900s and was once home to Texas’ first drive-thru grocery store.
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A must try simply for the traditional German strudel! Naegelins Bakery // The oldest bakery in Texas! Dating back 1868, this spot bakes up a variety of strudel, pies and other delicious sweets. Muck & Fuss // Craft beer and burgers, need I say more? Just make sure to get there early, or plan on waiting a bit for a table, as this spot is popular! A brunch, lunch and dinner staple in the downtown area. McAdoos Seafood Company // The original New Braunfels post office is home to this creole seafood restaurant. We popped into this spot before dinner and split a small cheese board and each had a glass of wine. Gourmage // A quaint little wine bar in the heart of downtown.
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An adorable spot with an extensive menu, plus a charming patio and centrally located in the heart of downtown New Braunfels. Our stay in the Karbach room was just what we needed for a little rest and relaxation.ġ88 South // Farm to table recipes, with an Italian flair. We enjoyed coffee ( from the butler’s pantry in-house coffee bar), on the front porch rocking chairs. The common areas are spacious and tastefully appointed. With six rooms, plus a suite and a hayloft unit, there’s a place for everyone. The home is situated on a large plot of land with a pool and big yard.
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I couldn’t get over the wavy glass windows, cast iron air & heat register grills on the floor and original transom windows with brass chain hardware ( my architecture buffs will know what I’m referencing!). I truly took photos of almost every inch of the property. Luxurious, with its newly renovated rooms and bathrooms, yet charing, with its original German architecture and character. Originally built in 1906, the home is an absolute gem. We stayed at Sophie’s Gasthaus, a darling and tastefully remodeled and restored rental property, in the heart of downtown New Braunfels. One of my favorite parts of visiting small towns, is checking out local spots, including staying in quaint inns, boutique hotels or bed & breakfasts. Keep on reading for a comprehensive New Braunfels travel guide hope you’ll feel inspired to plan a getaway! We had the pleasure of spending a weekend in New Braunfels, where we got to explore the local sights, eats and preview the new and refreshed Wurstfest grounds, just in time for their 60th anniversary! Whether you plan to visit for Wurstfest in November or float the river in the summer, there is truly something for everyone in New Braunfels. Less than 50 miles from Austin, 30 miles from San Antonio and 160 from my hometown of Houston, New Braunfels is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway anytime of year! Want to feel like you’ve been transported to a different culture, yet still be in the great state of Texas? Then New Braunfels is the place for you. So, let me admit, that I was blown away by the abundance of character, variety of delicious restaurants and various activities ( both in the water and not), that New Braunfels has to offer. And I’ll admit, that I only had previously been to the city for those two destinations, respectively. Truth be told, I always knew about New Braunfels solely for two things: the original Schlitterbahn waterpark and Wurstfest. Welcome to New Braunfels, Texas! Founded in 1845 by German settlers, New Braunfels is ripe with old-world charm, and flourishes with the character of its German namesake, blended with Texas hospitality and beauty. Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, there’s a little city brimming with culture, plenty of waterside activities & scenic views, plus delicious eats.
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