Trailhead Beer Garden — Restaurant in Kerrville

Outstanding venue for listening to live music! What a pleasant surprise I had when I visited the Trailhead Beer Garden for the first time. I have been to and enjoyed many Schreiner University coffee houses when they were in the Lions Den, but the new venue is incredible. There is nothing much better than listening to live Texas music outside on a warm September evening. Michael Hearn performed a mix of old and new tunes with the grace of a seasoned performer. His love of song writing and young writers was evident throughout his performance. My favorite part of live music is the stories between the songs and Michael Hearn did not disappoint. Schreiner students were so fortunate to have Michael Hearn share his passion and talent with them. I am so glad I went to this live, free, outdoor concert and look forward to...

Although it’s a bit hard to find — and I know my way around Kerrville a bit; and Schreiner students will certainly know it better — it’s well worth the effort.

Parking is plentiful. The main building itself is very airy, with light on three sides and a wood-burning stove in the middle, like for those cold nights in February that we had.

I had a delicious 16oz kombucha for $7, which I still thought was a bit steep. The only food is small bags of chips for now, so make sure you eat beforehand.

Out front are tables and cornhole games. To the side are picnic tables and a music venue. Beyond the building is a sand volleyball court. It was fairly quiet when I visited today, Sunday, but I could see how this place would definitely rock.

What a fantastic addition to the...

Was staying in town overnight and stopped by after learning the breweries nearby close at 9 pm on Saturday night. 😮 I got there an hour before their closing time of 11 pm. I didn't know it's on a college campus, and that made navigation a little tricky, but no biggie.

It's a rustic place with a nice outdoor seating area and some indoor seating, too. Good selection of Texas beers. I got one from a Kerrville brewery, Pint and Plow, that unfortunately was closed already. It was a saison and very enjoyable. Hopefully I'll have the opportunity to visit them in the future.

I recommend this place to hang out and sip on some brews. You'll have no trouble finding a beer that suits you. Very good--and interesting, not mainstream-- music on the sound...