Texas Hill Country stretches west of Austin and north of San Antonio, with its stunning landscape of rolling limestone hills, spring-fed rivers and wildflower-dotted countryside. The region is known for its German heritage towns like Fredericksburg and growing wine industry with over 50 wineries along Wine Road 290. Culturally, the area offers a rich mix of live music venues, Western art galleries, and small-town festivals celebrating everything from wildflowers to wine. The dining scene blends Texas traditions with German influences: excellent barbecue joints, farm-to-table dining, and authentic biergartens.
Alan and Eric were great. Funny, engaging and personable. The food was delicious! We got edamame and dumpling apps and both were great. We had a group of 12 so got at least one of every protein and there was not one complaint. Done perfectly and delicious. Rice and veggies were also very tasty and done perfectly. A highly entertaining and delicious meal. The only thing that was not appreciated was the sake. It did not taste like sake. And we were a group of mostly over-60's and could have done without the squirt bottle and squirt gun full of "sake". Other than that it was a 10/10 experience -HIGHLY recommend.
Chef Sake kept the vibes energetic and jovial. We were laughing so hard the whole night at his dry humor. My favorite night of the bachelorette!
Chef Sake was so funny and entertaining. He kept the mood and energy up for our bachelorette party.
