I met a group in New Braunfels for lite snacks and to visit the downtown area. We decided to visit Krause's for some beverages and appetizers. I arrived around 5pm on 5/24 and was lucky enough to find parking next to the restaurant. Note there...
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I met a group in New Braunfels for lite snacks and to visit the downtown area. We decided to visit Krause's for some beverages and appetizers. I arrived around 5pm on 5/24 and was lucky enough to find parking next to the restaurant. Note there are approximately 30-40 spaces, that are covered, for Krause's customers. If you do not find parking here. You are probably relegated to locating a spot on the street or in a pay for parking lot nearby.
We decided to sit outside under the patio. Area. Unfortunately, it was quite warm in Texas on this day, as it was around a 100°. Luckily, they have oscillating fans blowing to kind of cool off the customers. There was also a live band scheduled to play from 6 to 9 pm. I thought they were quite good. They played a lot of late 50s, and 60s, 70s and 80s music. The band name was The Court Jesters.
Our server, Ryan, was very attentive and always checking on us. He was very good about refilling our waters. After getting a chance to talk with everybody we order drinks. They have quite an assortment of beers on tap and bottled and also have a variety of other drinks, including non-alcoholic beverages.
We later ordered appetizers and/or dinners and ate as we listen to the music.
Other than it was being very hot and humid, typical for late May in south Texas. We really enjoyed the venue. The staff was fantastic as far as the service, and the band was really good. The parking is the only roll the dice and like I said, we were lucky enough to find a spot. We tried an assortment of meals or snacks - everything from Chicken Tenders to Chicken Fried steak to some salads and poppers. I didn't hear anybody say any bad about any of the food.
I hope that if you visit your experiences as good as mine. Krause's, it seems is a very, very good place to visit for those either living in the area or visiting the area.