Niz's Guidebook
Food scene
Owned and operated by former chef from Justine’s brasserie in Austin. Extremely delicious food and drinks that rivals any big city restaurant. Arrive early or make a reservation if dining with kids or a big party.
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Little Trouble
Owned and operated by former chef from Justine’s brasserie in Austin. Extremely delicious food and drinks that rivals any big city restaurant. Arrive early or make a reservation if dining with kids or a big party.
Classic dishes with simple ingredients executed perfectly. Food your Mom would make at home, with the skills of an experienced chef.
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Commerce Cafe
118 South Commerce StreetClassic dishes with simple ingredients executed perfectly. Food your Mom would make at home, with the skills of an experienced chef.
Chaparral Coffee & Bodega
106 E Market StCozy coffee shop with wifi and small bites
Sourdough pizza dough. Nuff said. The pizza is delicious, and the calzones, strombolis, grinders and salads are just as impressive. Seriously some of the best pizza you will find anywhere in Central TX.
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Loop & Lil's Pizza
107 N Main StSourdough pizza dough. Nuff said. The pizza is delicious, and the calzones, strombolis, grinders and salads are just as impressive. Seriously some of the best pizza you will find anywhere in Central TX.
Tiny family-owned taqueria tucked in a neighborhood. Great enchiladas and refrescos.
Taqueria Los Huaraches
1201 Pancho StreetTiny family-owned taqueria tucked in a neighborhood. Great enchiladas and refrescos.
Sightseeing
Hiking, golfing and fishing in this easily accessible park just on the edge of town.
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Parc d'État de Lockhart
2012 State Park RdHiking, golfing and fishing in this easily accessible park just on the edge of town.
Really cool park with hiking and swimming that feels like you’re transported into another world. An underground aquifer bubbles up in this area and makes for a Jurassic, jungle feel.
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Parc d'État de Palmetto
78 Park Rd 11 SReally cool park with hiking and swimming that feels like you’re transported into another world. An underground aquifer bubbles up in this area and makes for a Jurassic, jungle feel.
This is a famous hat maker that has made hats for tons of famous country musicians. He may be most famous for Stevie Ray Vaughan‘s black vaquero hats. You can’t go in the shop without an appointment, and the hats are not cheap, but they are custom-made. A lifetime investment.
Manny Gammage's Texas Hatters Inc.
911 South Commerce StreetThis is a famous hat maker that has made hats for tons of famous country musicians. He may be most famous for Stevie Ray Vaughan‘s black vaquero hats. You can’t go in the shop without an appointment, and the hats are not cheap, but they are custom-made. A lifetime investment.
Kurt has been making neon signs for decades. He’s made some of the most famous and iconic neon signs in Austin Texas. You can walk by his shop and peek in the window to see tons of examples.
Big Dog Neon
112 North Church StreetKurt has been making neon signs for decades. He’s made some of the most famous and iconic neon signs in Austin Texas. You can walk by his shop and peek in the window to see tons of examples.
City/town information
San Marcos is a college town, about 20 mins West, that hugs the San Marcos River. There are tons of entry points along the river park to jump in, swim, fish or tube. The water is very clear and bubbles up from underground aquifers of the Colorado. You'll see Texas wild rice growing, the river bottom is home to an endangered pink salamander. Take a glass-bottom boat tour at the Meadows Center to see the wildlife underwater. You can also walk around the town square for gift shops, restaurants and a peek at college life.
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San Marcos
San Marcos is a college town, about 20 mins West, that hugs the San Marcos River. There are tons of entry points along the river park to jump in, swim, fish or tube. The water is very clear and bubbles up from underground aquifers of the Colorado. You'll see Texas wild rice growing, the river bottom is home to an endangered pink salamander. Take a glass-bottom boat tour at the Meadows Center to see the wildlife underwater. You can also walk around the town square for gift shops, restaurants and a peek at college life.
Conseils aux voyageurs
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Maverick Horseback Riding
Woman-owned and operated horseback riding company that offers trail rides on the property or downtown rides that cruise by the city courthouse. Some rides even stop for barbecue!
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Saturday morning farmers market
A true farmers market with very local artisans bringing food and crafts and goods to the downtown square.
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First Fridays
The first Friday of every month is like a party in downtown. Shops stay open late, craftspeople sell items in the Square, live music etc.
Coutumes et culture
Most things close early in Lockhart
Plan on getting dinner before 8pm or your options will be very limited. The only grocery store is HEB and Bevies is the only liquor store (I know of.)
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Lockhart Sip & Stroll
Happens every few months, a ticket gets you wine and snacks while perusing the city square businesses. "The Lockhart Sip & Stroll is an annual mini-festival hosted by the Downtown Business Association celebrating the rediscovery of Lockhart’s blossoming community. Our mission is to highlight our thriving historic square and raise funds towards promotion and beautification." Check out the website for details.
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Chisolm Trail Roundup June 9-11th
Chisholm Trail Roundup is Lockhart's largest annual festival and tourism event, now celebrating its 48th year. This Rodeo, parade, cookout, and live music event is a celebration of the yearly cattle drive that converged in Lockhart.