New Braunfels & Gruene
15 places · 0 verified happy hours
New Braunfels & Gruene has 15 places on People of Austin, mostly bar (2), brewery (2), restaurant (2), boutique (2). Start with Gruene Grove, Pour Haus, Moonshine & Ale.
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Gruene Grove
Patio bar and bratwurst stop in Gruene, also listed as Wurst in Gruene, with live music outdoors.
Pour Haus
New Braunfels bar with a large outdoor patio and live music, popular with weekend visitors.
Moonshine & Ale
New Braunfels bar known for a sing-along piano show and regular live music nights most weekends.
Downtown Social
Entertainment venue with bowling and live music in downtown New Braunfels, built for group nights out.
Faust Brew Pub
Decades-old brewpub tucked into New Braunfels' reputedly haunted Faust Hotel, a local landmark.
Guadalupe Brewing Company
Local New Braunfels brewery with a patio, a low-key stop for a pint after a day on the river.
The Phoenix Saloon
An 1871 historic saloon in Gruene, among the oldest watering holes in the area, with live music.
The Grapevine
Gruene wine stop carrying one of the largest selections of Texas wines in the Hill Country.
Gruene River Grill
Gruene restaurant near the river, a casual place for American plates after a day of tubing.
Wild Bloom Market
Downtown New Braunfels shop listed in the local visitor directory, on the main San Antonio Street strip.
Zink Haus
New Braunfels shop on Zink Street listed in the local visitor directory of things to do and see.
Winding Road Hill Country Wine Tours
Gruene-based tours with three-winery Classic outings to Wimberley, Driftwood, Johnson City or Fredericksburg from $145 per person with tastings and free door-to-door pickup.
Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar
Terraced decks in the ruins of an 1878 cotton gin above the Guadalupe River behind Gruene Hall, serving chicken fried steak and burgers to the crowd that just left the dance floor.
Naegelin's Bakery
Texas's oldest bakery, running since 1868 on the New Braunfels square, where the strudel, kolaches and bear claws sell out by early afternoon.
Krause's Cafe
A 1938 New Braunfels institution rebuilt as a German beer garden with schnitzel, sausages and more than 70 taps under the oaks, with live polka most weekends.