Before you journey to this quaint northern Hill Country town, you’ve gotta understand that this town is NUTS — well, they’re nuts about pecans, anyways. The Pecan Capital of the World (a well deserved title since they’ve got 8 pecan orchards), this town is also full of world class cuisine, beautiful nature and some of the friendliest folks around!

Head outside of town to drive over the Regency Bridge, for a historic and harrowing ride. Built in 1939, this bridge is the last driveable wooden suspension bridge in Texas. It’s seen everything from wagons to cattle drives and now cars…and as the wooden bridge moves under the weight of your car, you’ll feel a thrill like no other.

Once you get to town, it’s time to go NUTS, and while there are 8 different pecan orchards, I suggest you start at Millican Pecan Company, owners of the Mother Pecan Tree where E.E. Risien first created the famous Texas pecan. While the tree, itself, is on private land, you can get a plethora of nutty products like pecans by the pound, pecan logs and milk chocolate Carmallicans (aka heaven in chocolatecovered caramel pecan form).

On Main Street, you’ll find that the heart of this small town is bustling with shops and eateries. Try dozens of flavored olive oils at San Saba Oil Company like Habanero Infused, Roasted Garlic and Rosemary Infused olive oils.

Purchase custom boots at Harry’s Boots, whose fivestorewide selection of handmade boots, jeans and hats has been attracting customers since 1939.

This famous 400yearold oak tree is just 5 minutes outside of town and was a popular spot for many settler weddings and Indian meetings.

Head to Main Street and slow down with a glass of some of Texas’s finest wine at the Wedding Oak Winery, which is named after the famous Wedding Oak Tree.

To walk off all those pecans, hit the 2 miles of paved trails at the San Saba Nature Park. Not only is this park speckled with towering pecan trees, but you’ll also discover a serene springfed creek and the intricate ruins of the town’s first watermill.

Take a walk through Mill Pond Park to see the iconic gristmill in the springfed lake and the roaring waterfall. When it’s hot out, dive into the lake for a swim, lay out on the park’s sandy Sunny Beach or climb atop the giant inflatables floating in the water.

PECAN HOUSE GRILL
This upscale steakhouse destination melds industrial and rustic elements, while serving elevated ranch classics and exceptional Texas beef, wild game, and seafood selections, complemented by fresh salads and veggie forward sides.

Pepperbelly’s is a MexicanAmerican food restaurant founded in 2008 by Ramiro Cisneroz and Deryl Hoyt, and currently owned by Ramiro Cisneroz. They strive to provide the best food and service to their customers and believe that every guest is family.

YOUNGS BBQ & MORE
This restaurant has moved to Lampasas since we filmed our episode. Check out our Lampasas trip guide for information about this restaurant and what to do in Lampasas.

LA CITTA PIZZERIA
Unfortunately, this restaurant has closed since we filmed our episode.

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