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Best American Restaurants in Bastrop
Treat your taste buds: Explore Bastrop restaurants
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Bastrop Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Bastrop restaurants
Bastrop Restaurants
Booked 2 times todayWe eat at the Piney Creek Chop House every time we are in town and are never disappointed. Steaks and the lamb chops ae exceptional. Good service and ambience make the experience complete. More
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We all know there's an abundance of great Mexican restaurants in metro Austin. I was attending a conference at the nearby Hyatt Regency, and quite frankly needed a break. The Cocktel De Camaron was rich, and full of flavor. Excellent selection of tequila, great Margaritas and don't skip their table-side made salsa! More
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Join us on New Years Eve for our annual New Years Eve buffet to celebrate the end of 2019 and welcome 2020. After dinner head outside and watch our firework display, complete with sparkling wine and cider toast!
Cost: $48 Adults | $24 children ages 6-12 | Complimentary ages 5 and under
25% gratuity added to all parties
Any reservations canceled within 48 hours of reserved time will be charged a $50 cancellation fee. More
Great Food options, Love the decor and presentation. Friendly, attentive service. More
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Discover Bastrop
About a half-hour drive from Austin is Bastrop, a small town deep in the Texas pine forests and along the banks of the Colorado River. The river flows through the city, and local restaurants serve pizza to patrons dining al fresco on the waterfront. Local mom-and-pop restaurants line the downtown streets and serve quintessential Southern favorites like catfish, award-winning chili, collard greens as well as homestyle breakfast and famous pies. Tex-Mex, tacos and fajitas are all quite popular here as well, but if it's authentic Mexican you're craving, you'll find it in Bastrop, too. You can also find specialty pastry and coffee shops downtown.
Discover Bastrop
About a half-hour drive from Austin is Bastrop, a small town deep in the Texas pine forests and along the banks of the Colorado River. The river flows through the city, and local restaurants serve pizza to patrons dining al fresco on the waterfront. Local mom-and-pop restaurants line the downtown streets and serve quintessential Southern favorites like catfish, award-winning chili, collard greens as well as homestyle breakfast and famous pies. Tex-Mex, tacos and fajitas are all quite popular here as well, but if it's authentic Mexican you're craving, you'll find it in Bastrop, too. You can also find specialty pastry and coffee shops downtown.
