So fun! Love going here at night, wish the restaurant was open but I always seem to miss it lol
Haydn D.
My son and I took a trip out to this place on a whim one Saturday evening. The location has a ton of small places to explore and see. Somebody had hired the big main hall for a Christmas party and was kind enough to let us take a peek inside (see photos).All the people we met there were nice and accommodating. We walked around the site, took some photos, and then finished off the day at the main saloon. We both had burgers and fries (which were good) while a singing cowboy performed in the background.Admission is free, and it's impressive that the place was mostly constructed by a singular person.Well worth a visit.
Jamal Z
Great tasting burgers that are huge and won’t bust your budget. Super friendly staff and speedy service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J J.
We always have a great time here. The menu is simple - burgers and fries or tots. (there a veggie patty too, and a kids menu). The burgers are perfectly cooked and tasty and portions are generous. Wash it down with a soft drink or a "hard" lemonade. Especially fun during the Fall (haunting season!) of course! Hours vary so check ahead to make sure they're open and serving. Come have a great burger and enjoy a little central Texas history.
Anastasiya T.
Awesome recreation of ghost town, venue available for events and weddings, they do have saloon where you will be able to have refreshments or food!
Carlos O.
Food was great, ambience was great. Bad thing was that food was sold out around 5pm. Family friendly
Angie N.
So glad we stopped her on way to Houston. Such a cute ghost town but even though it was outdoor and 90 degrees the building was plenty cool and the food was over the top great. The loaded burger with mushrooms, jalepenoes, and grilled onions hit the spot. Come try this jewel
Monique Y.
Came here based on other Yelpie recommendations!!! This place was super neat and allows for many photo opportunities and just a fun day! The bonus is its FREE so you definitely can't beat that! There's a maze, horseshoe rings, and corn hole toss and a restaurant that smells delicious! The ladies that work in the restaurant gave me a bit of history and were very pleasant and helpful! HBO and AMC the Walking Dead have filmed at this location so that was pretty neat! Definitely worth a visit! Plenty of parking! Wear walking shoes and bring water!!
Kim K.
I had the unique experience of having seen the first drawings of this town that was once only in the imagination of the owner, builder and "Mayor." This is truly a unique place and worth a visit or twenty. The town continues to grow and is certainly an interesting property! One can go and enjoy some food, horseshoes, a maze or even the outdoor theater. I would check their website or Facebook page for events. The town has been used in television, major motion pictures and numerous wedding photos as well as weddings! They regularly have music and dancing, and they always have the space for one's imagination to be on overdrive!! It is a sure thing that if you do go, you'll get to meet the "Mayor!"
It's fun and actually is used as a movie set sometimes. Food and drinks at reasonable priced
Bernice G.
NO DOGS ALLOWED! If you have a furry family member they are not welcomed here even though no signs are outside stating. We drove out of our way to try out their burgers but was turned away by the grim reaper. "Live people welcome"??
Poonam P.
Highlighting this hidden gem for their bar! If you're super into western sets and spooky vibes, this ghost town is pretty cool to explore. Not my kind of thing because it's just different set ups and no interactions, but it was free to walk around. What stood out for me was their bar and restaurant though! I didn't get a chance to try the food but they had a great casual menu. Lots of burger options! Everything was reasonably priced too- compared to everyday prices around Austin. And the bar itself was just a different vibe, and great spot to take some friends or family out to for an afternoon. It's def an added option for a small town like Manor.
Mary M.
This place is adorable for a fall or spring visit. It's set up like an abandoned ghost town with old buildings. The eatery and bar are technically inside but it's more like an open barn concept. Very clean. Cold drinks and excellent hamburgers. I recommend the cheeseburger add onions and jalapeños with tots, delicious! Restrooms are in an enclosed and cooled facility. There's a maze, horseshoe pits, and corn hole boards. It would be great for a group. Everything is outdoors and it's only opened Saturday & Sunday, so I don't recommend going in the heat of summer or during the week. The accept cards and offer alcoholic options. So many photo opps! Try it out at least once, then come again for the burgers and cold beer!
Really nice place with very nice people?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
So fun! Love going here at night, wish the restaurant was open but I always seem to miss it lol
My son and I took a trip out to this place on a whim one Saturday evening. The location has a ton of small places to explore and see. Somebody had hired the big main hall for a Christmas party and was kind enough to let us take a peek inside (see photos).All the people we met there were nice and accommodating. We walked around the site, took some photos, and then finished off the day at the main saloon. We both had burgers and fries (which were good) while a singing cowboy performed in the background.Admission is free, and it's impressive that the place was mostly constructed by a singular person.Well worth a visit.
Great tasting burgers that are huge and won’t bust your budget. Super friendly staff and speedy service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We always have a great time here. The menu is simple - burgers and fries or tots. (there a veggie patty too, and a kids menu). The burgers are perfectly cooked and tasty and portions are generous. Wash it down with a soft drink or a "hard" lemonade. Especially fun during the Fall (haunting season!) of course! Hours vary so check ahead to make sure they're open and serving. Come have a great burger and enjoy a little central Texas history.
Awesome recreation of ghost town, venue available for events and weddings, they do have saloon where you will be able to have refreshments or food!
Food was great, ambience was great. Bad thing was that food was sold out around 5pm. Family friendly
So glad we stopped her on way to Houston. Such a cute ghost town but even though it was outdoor and 90 degrees the building was plenty cool and the food was over the top great. The loaded burger with mushrooms, jalepenoes, and grilled onions hit the spot. Come try this jewel
Came here based on other Yelpie recommendations!!! This place was super neat and allows for many photo opportunities and just a fun day! The bonus is its FREE so you definitely can't beat that! There's a maze, horseshoe rings, and corn hole toss and a restaurant that smells delicious! The ladies that work in the restaurant gave me a bit of history and were very pleasant and helpful! HBO and AMC the Walking Dead have filmed at this location so that was pretty neat! Definitely worth a visit! Plenty of parking! Wear walking shoes and bring water!!
I had the unique experience of having seen the first drawings of this town that was once only in the imagination of the owner, builder and "Mayor." This is truly a unique place and worth a visit or twenty. The town continues to grow and is certainly an interesting property! One can go and enjoy some food, horseshoes, a maze or even the outdoor theater. I would check their website or Facebook page for events. The town has been used in television, major motion pictures and numerous wedding photos as well as weddings! They regularly have music and dancing, and they always have the space for one's imagination to be on overdrive!! It is a sure thing that if you do go, you'll get to meet the "Mayor!"
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It's fun and actually is used as a movie set sometimes. Food and drinks at reasonable priced
NO DOGS ALLOWED! If you have a furry family member they are not welcomed here even though no signs are outside stating. We drove out of our way to try out their burgers but was turned away by the grim reaper. "Live people welcome"??
Highlighting this hidden gem for their bar! If you're super into western sets and spooky vibes, this ghost town is pretty cool to explore. Not my kind of thing because it's just different set ups and no interactions, but it was free to walk around. What stood out for me was their bar and restaurant though! I didn't get a chance to try the food but they had a great casual menu. Lots of burger options! Everything was reasonably priced too- compared to everyday prices around Austin. And the bar itself was just a different vibe, and great spot to take some friends or family out to for an afternoon. It's def an added option for a small town like Manor.
This place is adorable for a fall or spring visit. It's set up like an abandoned ghost town with old buildings. The eatery and bar are technically inside but it's more like an open barn concept. Very clean. Cold drinks and excellent hamburgers. I recommend the cheeseburger add onions and jalapeños with tots, delicious! Restrooms are in an enclosed and cooled facility. There's a maze, horseshoe pits, and corn hole boards. It would be great for a group. Everything is outdoors and it's only opened Saturday & Sunday, so I don't recommend going in the heat of summer or during the week. The accept cards and offer alcoholic options. So many photo opps! Try it out at least once, then come again for the burgers and cold beer!
Best burgers ever! Kids love it!