Guidebook for Johnson City
Food Scene
Mark makes FAB coffee!
Donna has wonderful Emporium full of things you will want!
7 locals recommend
Black Spur Coffee Shop
100 West Main StreetMark makes FAB coffee!
Donna has wonderful Emporium full of things you will want!
Silver K Cafe
209 E Main StGreat food!!!
Wood oven pizzas, great burgers and a large selection of in-house brewed beers. Across the street from us. Texas music on Saturday nights too.
69 locals recommend
Pecan Street Brewing
106 E Pecan DrWood oven pizzas, great burgers and a large selection of in-house brewed beers. Across the street from us. Texas music on Saturday nights too.
The best Mexican breakfast around! or bring your own beer or wine and enjoy fabulous fajitas in an authentic setting.
11 locals recommend
El Charro Restaurant
502 US-281The best Mexican breakfast around! or bring your own beer or wine and enjoy fabulous fajitas in an authentic setting.
Everything Else
Texas Hills Vineyard
878 Ranch Rd 2766Our own Johnson City Winery!
Pedernales Cellars
2916 Upper Albert RdWine tasting and beautiful views
Becker Vineyards
464 Becker Farms RdLarge selection of wines....great porch!
Crowded w tourists but there are a lot of fun shops and good restaurants, 30 minutes away. The highway between here and there has about 20+ wineries with tasting rooms.
463 locals recommend
Fredericksburg
Crowded w tourists but there are a lot of fun shops and good restaurants, 30 minutes away. The highway between here and there has about 20+ wineries with tasting rooms.
Luckenbach
About 20 minutes from here....legendary!
Arts & Culture
The Sculpture Ranch and Galleries
377 Shiloh RdA must see for any art lover. Acres of outdoor sculpture!
Pedernales Falls Road
Pedernales Falls RoadPedernales State Park
Sightseeing
This is the hometown of Lyndon Johnson. The visitors center and the original family settlement as well as his boyhood home are all here in town.
23 locals recommend
Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park
100 E Ladybird LnThis is the hometown of Lyndon Johnson. The visitors center and the original family settlement as well as his boyhood home are all here in town.