If you haven’t been to Waco or the surrounding area, then I highly suggest you go ahead and put it towards the top of your “Places-To-Visit” list.īesides hitting the usual tourist locations (The Silos), there are so many things to see and do here kayaking the Brazos River, bass fishing on Lake Waco, horseback riding and of course…rockhounding. No too long ago my family and I relocated to the Waco area. It is also your responsibility to verify and gain permission to visit each collection site that is mentioned on this website. Soak up the booze with nachos, chicken wings, tacos, and more.Remember! It is your responsibility to know the rockhounding laws and regulations for each site you visit. Gigantic goblets of ice-cold, budget-friendly beer flow like water here, along with plenty of frozen drinks and margaritas. This independently owned brewery in Downtown Waco boasts five different beers, including the crisp and lemony Sailgate kolsch, and Pearly Gates, a pale ale with notes of “guava, passionfruit, mango, blueberry, and pine.”Ī favorite of Baylor students and beer drinkers alike, “The Big O” at George’s is an essential Waco staple. Be on the lookout for seasonal brews, too, like the Umbra, a brand new black lager.Ģ515 La Salle Avenue, Waco Have an ale (or two) Waco Ale Company Waco Ale Company
Sip the Creekside, a super drinkable American lager, or perhaps the Nebulous Tart, a cherry-flavored Berliner Weisse. Right near the Gainses’ Magnolia Table restaurant find Bare Arms Brewing, a spot that bills itself as Waco’s first brewpub. After that, head to the gift shop for take-home bottles of everything on the menu.Ģ25 South 11th Street, Waco Bare Arms Brewing After touring the distillery and seeing how the whiskey is made, then visit the tasting room for a flight that will help whiskey novices taste the subtle differences between, say, Balcones’s Baby Blue and True Blue corn whiskeys. Open Tuesday through Sunday, the tasting room at this Waco distillery is a solid spot to learn about Texas whiskeys.
rolls around and the bar opens, sip a classic Sazerac or coffee-infused mint julep.ĥ08 Austin Avenue, Waco The Gold Rush cocktail at Balcones Distillery’s tasting room Balcones Distillery/Facebook Balcones Distillery Start out the morning with a well-made cortado or cookie butter latte, then when 3 p.m. There’s also plenty of wine and a lengthy beer list packed with Texas brews.Ĥ20 Franklin Avenue, Waco Spiced Irish coffee at Dichotomy Dichotomy Dichotomy Coffee and Spiritsĭrink literally all day at this coffee and booze bar, which opens at 6 a.m. Barnett’s boasts a truly extensive list of whiskeys, including tons of bottles from Texas, Ireland, Japan, Scotland, and beyond. Barnett’s Public HouseĮverybody feels like a regular at this ridiculously charming Downtown Waco pub, especially whiskey and beer enthusiasts. Whether in search of a local brew, whiskey flights, or a giant, ice-cold goblet of something cheap and boozy, these five excellent Waco drinking destinations will get the job done.
If in town to check out Chip and Joanna Gaineses’ Magnolia Market or Magnolia Table, take note that you’ll have to head elsewhere for a drink - there isn’t a drop of booze to be found at any of the Gaines-owned establishments.
#WACO TEXAS WHISKEY FULL#
Packed with restaurants, shopping destinations, and even a park full of fossilized mammoths, there’s plenty of ways to work up a thirst in Waco.
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