Luckenbach is incredibly unique. There are pictures, money, signatures, stickers, hats and pretty much anything you can think of covering the walls, ceilings and floor in the bar. It’s pretty awesome just checking out everything there and each time you go, there’s something new. (I stopped by twice on this trip. Once obviously wasn’t enough.)
While I was in the general store, a couple people were talking about the history of the town. Apparently, years ago, the town went up for sale. A local rancher purchased the town as it was a middle point between himself and a few friends. They used it as a place to get together in between their ranches and catch up, enjoy some tunes and have a few cold ones.
Had to get a picture with the bartender! When in Luckenbach, drink a Shiner. It’s the Texas way.
My first time visiting Luckenbach was a few years ago. When we had stopped, we asked the bartender who he had seen walk thru there. They pointed us to a man who was sitting on a bar stool and said “You should ask him. He’s been here a while.”. Well, this man had a patch on one eye and proceeded to tell us that Kenny Chesney was there the week prior, he had seen them all, George Strait, Willie and the list went on and on. To be a fly on the wall.
(Above) This band was playing in the dancehall on Saturday night.
(Below) This band was playing on the outdoor stage on Sunday morning.
Even the armadillos get in on the fun!
If you’re ever in the area, be sure to stop by. If you’ve been, I’d love to hear about your experience!
Texas Tuesday link up with Amanda from Princess of the Panhandle and Crystal from Masons Mama. This is a chance for any blogger to participate in a post on the greatness of Texas! There’s so much to explore!
Cutest post office I’ve ever seen!! This place is incredible! How did you even find it the first time?
I knew of Luckenbach from the old Willie Nelson / Waylon Jennings song. The first time we tried to find it, we couldn’t (and didn’t really know what we were about to experience). We ended up seeing these two guys on bicyles and asked them, they told us to continue down this dirt road and they’d meet us at the bar. We were slightly confused only to find out they were serious. It’s a hidden gem. I love that little “town”.
This place looks pretty darn cool! I’m glad you found it & shared. I guess it’s another thing I can add to my list whenever I’m in Texas.
That armadillo is everything haha!
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I loved that armadillo too! It’s a definite add to a Texas list, in my book!
I’ve lived in Texas my whole life and have never visited! I’ll have to check it out one of these days. So cool!
Definitely check it out! It’s pretty unique but the entire area is a great place to visit!
Great pictures!!! Wish I was there now :))
Thanks!