Restaurants Open Thanksgiving Day

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Fredericksburg Restaurants Open Thanksgiving Day 2016

ANDY’S STEAK & SEAFOOD GRILL
413 S. Washington St (830) 997-3744
Open 11 AM – 2 PM Traditional Meal

AUGUST E’S
203 E. San Antonio (830) 997-1585
Seatings: 12 PM, 2 PM, 4 PM
Traditional Meal – Reservations highly recommended

AUSLANDER
323 E. Main 830-997-7714
Regular Menu Open 5 PM – 9 PM

BECKY’S JUICERIE
507 W. Main (830) 992-3098
Open 8 AM – 2 PM

CAMPO AZUL
803 S. Adams (830) 997-3161
Open 6 AM – 2 PM

CITY CAFÉ
505 W. Main, 830-307-3346
Open 11 AM – 3 PM Traditional Meal Only

CULTURES GRILL & BAR
318 E. Main; 830-997-8100
Open 11 AM – 4 PM Regular Menu

DAVID’S OLD FASHION PIT BBQ
342 W. Main (830) 997-7753
Open 11 AM – 3 PM
Traditional Meal & Regular Menu

H E B GROCERY & DELI
407 S. Adams, 803-997-9950
Open 6 AM – 2 PM

HILL COUNTRY DONUTS & KOLACHES
605 E. Main (830) 990-2424
Open 5 AM –1 PM

HILL TOP CAFÉ
10661 US Hwy 87 North (830) 997-8922
Open 11 AM – 3 PM
Traditional Meal-Reservations Highly Recommended

MAHALEY’S PATIO
341 E Main St. (830) 997-4400
Open 7 AM – 12 PM

OTTO’S GERMAN BISTRO
316 E. Austin, (830) 307-3336
Seatings: 1 PM and 5 PM
By Reservation Only

SOME KIND/ OF BBQ! (RUDY’S TACOS)
911 E Main St (830) 992-9983
Serving Breakfast Tacos 7 AM – 11 AM

TAQUERIA JALISCO
1410 E. Main St., 830-990-8554
Open 6 AM – 3 PM
Regular Menu

TOP DONUTS
915 E. Main (830) 997-9976
Open 5 AM to 1 PM

SUBWAY at WAL MART SUPER CENTER
1435 E. Main St., 830-997-2633
Open 24 Hours

WHATABURGER
1301 E. Main St., 830-990-8428
Open 6 AM – 11 PM
Drive-Thru Open 24 Hours

Note: Information provided by above restaurants.
Please call to confirm hours.

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Thank You, Veterans!

Joseph Ambrose, an 86-year-old World War I veteran, attends the dedication day parade for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 1982, holding the flag that covered the casket of his son, who had been killed in the Korean War.

World War I ended at 11 am on November 11, 1918.  A year later, when President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed November 11 of every year as Armistice Day, he said:

“To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with lots of pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations.”

In 1953,  Alfred King, who owned a shoe store in Emporia, Kansas, had the idea to extend Armistice Day to include all veterans.  The Emporia Chamber of Commerce got behind the idea, and, a year later,  got a bill through Congress changing Armistice Day to Veterans day, to honor all of America’s veterans.

While some calendars list it as Veteran’s Day, or Veterans’ Day (both are grammatically correct), the official spelling is Veterans Day.  Source

Gästehaus Schmidt would like to thank the Veterans of all our wars for the service and sacrifice.

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Gillespie County Fair Parade – August 26

P1010240The parade down Main Street is the official opening of the 128th Gillespie County Fair.  One of the Hill Country’s biggest parades has over 100 units, marches down Main Street and includes floats, marching bands, riding clubs, community groups and more!  All are welcome to participate!

The parade begins at 10 am and usually ends around noon.

The police will block Main Street this morning beginning about 9:30 am. Check out is still at 11 am, but you may not be able to get to our office until after the parade.  As long as you leave your accommodation by 11 am, you can return the key at any time.

The best place to view the Fair Parade is from Marketplatz.

The parade should not disrupt check-ins, since check-in is at 3 pm.

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Laughlin Homes and Restoration, Inc. Wins 2016 Star Award from Texas Builders Association

Richard Laughlin, owner of Diamond Belle at Palo Alto Crossing, was recognized as Remodeler of the Year at the Texas Association meeting in Grapevine. Laughlin Homes and Restoration also won awards for some of his projects.

Congratulations, Richard!

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Frededericksburg Peaches Crop Update

Vogel Orchards is harvesting Regal, SpringGold, JuneGold, and Flavorich varities of peaches. Keep up to date with what peach varieties are available on their website.

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Forget Someone’s Birthday? Get Them a Gastehaus Schmidt Gift Certificate!

It’s never too late to give someone a belated birthday gift. Gästehaus Schmidt has the perfect gift for the people in your life: a Gift Certificate to their favorite guesthouse or bed and breakfast in Fredericksburg, Texas or the Texas Hill Country!

Our Gift Certificates are valid for two years, giving your friends plenty of time to find the perfect occasion to visit.

It’s not too late! Call us at 866-427-8374 and get your Gift Certificate now!

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‘Tis the Season for Gift Certificates – It’s Not Too Late

sm_treeAre you wondering what to buy your loved one, friend, boss or business associate for a Christmas, birthday, anniversary or wedding gift? A Gift Certificate to a Fredericksburg, Texas  Bed & Breakfast or Guest House is the perfect solution. Just call 866-427-8374 toll free and purchase a gift certificate.  We can email the certificate to you so you can still get it in time for Christmas!

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Gastehaus Schmidt New Years Hours

Our office will close at 5 pm on New Years Eve and will not reopen until 10 am on January 2. If you are arriving on those days, please follow the After Hours and Holiday Key Arrangements on the information sheet we sent you. If you encounter any problems with the property, the owner/manager’s phone number us also on the information sheet.

We will deliver keys as described in the information sheet by 3 pm on New Years Eve and New Years Day.

Wednesday, December 30 – 9 am to 6 pm
Thursday, December 31 – 9 am to 4 pm
Friday, January 1 – Closed
Saturday, January 2 – 10 am to 5 pm

231 W. Main – 866-427-8374

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