Suggestions on where 3 couples in their 40's instead of Northgate?
I know Primrose Path.
I know Primrose Path.
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Where to go INSTEAD of Northgate?
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Downtown Bryan.
Century Square.
downtown Navasota.
Top Golf
Pop Stroke
Schulman MBG if it ever gets finished.
Century Square.
downtown Navasota.
Top Golf
Pop Stroke
Schulman MBG if it ever gets finished.
To eat?
Coffee?
Drink?
Music?
What do you want to do?
Coffee?
Drink?
Music?
What do you want to do?
Ha. Sorry. To "relax". Like I'm from East Texas and there's a place in Tyler that's like a wine bar, that serves food with patio seating and yard games. Very chilled and laid back.
Maybe Wildflyer Mead and Beer Co in Navasota? I think their farm location has an outdoor area, but they also have a location in downtown Navasota
Casa do Brazil is great. They have an all season patio and a nice bar, plus happy hour specials that I think are pretty reasonable. You can also snack from the menu or order the salad bar instead of their full experience.
Carneys … Awesome outdoor area, good food, full bar.
gibby03 said:
Ha. Sorry. To "relax". Like I'm from Wast Texas and there's a place in Tyler that's like a wine bar, that serves food with patio seating and yard games. Very chilled and laid back.
Uncorked in south CS.
Wineries around the area as the weather warms up.
Downtown Navasota has greatly improved in the last few years. Rail and Rye has a nice rooftop bar (might be a little chilly tonight), and Red Board Tavern is impressive. As mentioned, Carney's is a local hangout and has nicely expanded their outdoor area.
I'd go to Pop
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The Real McCoy Hotel is pretty sweet.
If you go to Nav, the [url=https://railandrye.com/][/url]Rail & Rye restaurant is very nice and has a rooftop patio area that is nice to sit and relax in.gibby03 said:
Suggestions on where 3 couples in their 40's instead of Northgate?
I know Primrose Path.
Downtown Bryan's first Monday is nice.
I also see a lot of people waking Century Sqare in the evenings when the temps are mild.
[url=https://railandrye.com/][/url]
General Jack D. Ripper said:
The Real McCoy Hotel is pretty sweet.
I think they said live music starts back up in March. This place is cool
Cadillac Ranch at Lake Bryan
AgTrip said:General Jack D. Ripper said:
The Real McCoy Hotel is pretty sweet.
I think they said live music starts back up in March. This place is cool
The hotel or the bar? Is the bar by the pool?
The motel next to Mi Familia?
Roof top bar at the Hilton is nice.
Hush and Whisper in downtown Bryan is very nice and chill. The bar at the Lasalle (post makeover) is very nice too.
TyHolden said:AgTrip said:General Jack D. Ripper said:
The Real McCoy Hotel is pretty sweet.
I think they said live music starts back up in March. This place is cool
The hotel or the bar? Is the bar by the pool?
It's just a whole thing. I wouldn't make a difference.
There's a nice meadery outside of Navasota. Aggie owned & operated, too.
Wildflyer.
They recently opened a location in downtown Navasota but I like the country-fied one better.
Great weather this weekend.
Check it out.
Wildflyer.
They recently opened a location in downtown Navasota but I like the country-fied one better.
Great weather this weekend.
Check it out.
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histag10 said:
Maybe Wildflyer Mead and Beer Co in Navasota? I think their farm location has an outdoor area, but they also have a location in downtown Navasota
But mead is terrible.
Go to Threshold Vineyards that's close to there instead.
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woodiewood said:If you go to Nav, the [url=https://railandrye.com/][/url]Rail & Rye restaurant is very nice and has a rooftop patio area that is nice to sit and relax in.gibby03 said:
Suggestions on where 3 couples in their 40's instead of Northgate?
I know Primrose Path.
Downtown Bryan's first Monday is nice.
I also see a lot of people waking Century Sqare in the evenings when the temps are mild.
[url=https://railandrye.com/][/url]
First Friday in downtown Bryannot Monday. First Friday of the month.
CRBongo
Uncorked in south CS
Hamer's Speakeasy in the historic PA Smith Hotel in Navasota
Threshold Winery in Navasota
Wildflyer in Navasota
Hamer's Speakeasy in the historic PA Smith Hotel in Navasota
Threshold Winery in Navasota
Wildflyer in Navasota
Carney's is a great neighborhood pub and grill. Nice outdoor area if you want to be outside. Plenty of room. Very reasonable drink prices. Good food. Highly recommend.
Carney's is not still one big frat party?
Yeah I've always thought of Carney's as a frat boy hangout. I know they have added all that outdoor seating but thought the crowd was still lots of college kids.
My belief comes from going there 20-30 years ago. I haven't been since...gibby03 said:
Yeah I've always thought of Carney's as a frat boy hangout. I know they have added all that outdoor seating but thought the crowd was still lots of college kids.
The current owners de-fratted (intentionally) Carneys years ago. It very much is a locals (with some older students) hangout now. I'd say a solid percent of folks I see there regularly are 45 years old and up. Lots of townies and older TAMU FOLKS (faculty and grad students).
I remember at as a frat bar too, and a few stories from those days.
I remember at as a frat bar too, and a few stories from those days.
Maybe I don't stay late enough to find out but I've never thought of Carney's as a frat hangout. I generally try to avoid that crowd and Carney's is one of our spots if we ever get a wild hair and want to get out of the house.
That might be true on weekday evenings, but on a recent Friday evening, we stopped by about 9:00-ish, found one of two remaing tables, and a quick scan had the crowd easily pegged as almost all college aged.FlyRod said:
The current owners de-fratted (intentionally) Carneys years ago. It very much is a locals (with some older students) hangout now. I'd say a solid percent of folks I see there regularly are 45 years old and up. Lots of townies and older TAMU FOLKS (faculty and grad students).
I remember at as a frat bar too, and a few stories from those days.
That evening was too cold for outside seating.
Always great drinks and food, but definitely (that evening) not a demographic of "older" patrons.
Another vote for Uncorked. Plus, next door to Marfa's so you can eat dinner there and then go next door to sip wine, cocktails or your favorite spirit.
DeepRoots Vinyards on 249 (around 40 miles from BCS/C-Stat/SoCo) has a lot of live music events. I've never tried their wine but it's a fun place.
DeepRoots Vinyards on 249 (around 40 miles from BCS/C-Stat/SoCo) has a lot of live music events. I've never tried their wine but it's a fun place.
Went to Carney's a few weeks ago with my parents and a few aunts/uncles/cousins. The outdoor area is awesomeTyHolden said:
Carney's is not still one big frat party?
Forgot about The Owl, downtown Bryan. Def not an undergraduate crowd.