Flashback to the 50s at the Frosty in Woodsboro! We set the record straight trying out the Tortilla Burger, a hamburger encased by two corn tortillas. When you look up the definition of Tex-Mex, you just might see this burger’s picture! Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List.
The Texas Bucket List – Miss Hattie’s Bordello Museum
Legend Jewelers in San Angelo has quite the legendary tales to tell about the bedrooms upstairs! Miss Hattie’s Bordello once held the jewels of the West and entertained many a fellow looking for rest and refreshment. Now a museum serving as a snapshot of the risqué side of southern hospitality, Miss Hattie’s is well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List.
The Texas Bucket List – Shelby County Courthouse in Center
Overlooking the green like a regal Irish castle is the Shelby County Courthouse in Center.
For over 130 years, this courthouse has served as an exhibition of Irish architecture with some unique accents that make it an exceptional place to visit.
Only serving a few court sessions today in order to display its grandeur, the Shelby County Courthouse is one unique stop on The Texas Bucket List!
This Week on The Texas Bucket List – The Driskill, Rosa’s Cantina, & Texas Tulips
This week on The Texas Bucket List we hop on over to a hotel with a hefty bit of history in Austin, grab a burger in El Paso while Felina whirls, fall in love with some country music by Jake Worthington and tiptoe through the tulips
We start things off by stopping at a place of rest in Austin known as the Driskill Hotel. With its magnificent architecture, tasteful designs and elegant accommodations, the Driskill is a Texas luxury legend. Stop for a chat and drinks with the barman, who’s seen everyone from rock stars to politicians in these lofty halls.
It’s not even nighttime but you can find us at Rosa’s Cantina in El Paso, the legendary bar and restaurant made famous by Marty Robbins’s song “El Paso.” After we try the chili con queso burger, we think it should be made famous for something else!
We “Just Keep Falling in Love” with the guitar pickin’ and country music singin’ of Jake Worthington at the Grand Stafford in Bryan.
Lastly, we peek in at Pilot Point to visit a garden that’s known for its Texas Tulips. There’s no better way to end your day than being surrounded by beautiful, sweet-smelling flowers and a glorious sunset. You’d better come and see them soon, because in six weeks these Texas treasures will burrow back into their bulbs to get their beauty rest for next Spring!
The Texas Bucket List – Celtic Cultural Center St. Patrick’s Day
Put on your best green shirt, thank the luck of the Irish, and raise a glass to St. Patrick, the man we have to praise for a day of merrymaking and festivities. The Irish are just as proud of their traditions as we are of the Lone Star State, so the Celtic Cultural Center in Austin’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration is nothing but authentic! For good fun, craft beer, bagpipes & kilts, the center is well worth a stop for The Texas Bucket List on St. Patrick’s Day!
The Texas Bucket List – Sean Patrick’s Irish Pub & Texas Grub
The Irish Burger at Sean Patrick’s Irish Pub & Texas Grub in San Marcos hearkens back to where the grass grows the greenest in Ireland with crispy corned beef, provolone, and sauerkraut. It’s a great burger to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day or any day where you just want to dance a jig with joy it’s so darn delicious! If you’re looking for an authentic pub atmosphere, good Irish brews, and an even better burger, this place is well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Washington County Bluebonnets
Down in Brenham are some of the most beautiful bluebonnets in the state. Green pastures covered in blankets of blue are a staple in springtime in the Lone Star State, the perfect spot to take the traditional Texas family portrait. Take the time to frolic through the fields because these sights are well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Sid Richardson Museum
The Sid Richardson Museum in Fort Worth takes you back to when the West was wild through the artwork of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington. Thanks to the Sid W. Richardson Foundation, you are free to browse the collection at no cost to you. Hear the sounds of drums and hoofs beating, smell the dirt and sweat, and relive the past through the art that makes this museum well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Cream Burger
The nice n’s sloppy Double Chili Cheese Burger at the Cream Burger in Houston has a flavor (and price!) that can’t be beat. Operating in the Third Ward since 1961, this family owned burger and shake shack puts their heart and soul into their food to bring you a tasty treat with a homemade touch. If you leave hungry, you’re not doing it right! Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Czech Heritage Museum and Genealogy Center
Polka music, Kolaches, and pivo — for the Czech Hertiage Museum and Genealogy Center in Temple, these things are only the tip of the iceberg of the wealth of history and culture preserved in their museum. They have everything you ever wanted to know about early Czech settlers in Texas from their bibles to their dialect. So while you’re sipping your Slivovitz, be sure to add this one to your list because it’s well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
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