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Locals Don’t Agree on Their Town’s Spelling, but They Do Agree It’s Got the Best Little Historic Dive Bar
The Barbarossa Trough celebrates its one-year anniversary in September. The creaky old wooden box in northwestern Guadalupe County opens six days a week in the afternoons and closes an hour or two after sunset. Weekend crowds from nearby Geronimo, Zorn, New Braunfels, and Seguin gather to listen to the old jukebox. There’s beer, wine, and cocktails; an outdoor stage for live music; a playground; and a kitchen serving burgers and sandwiches. It’s a good family bar way out in the country, where lore and legend grow wild like mesquite.I’m sitting at the “Table of Nawledge” on the Barbarossa Trough’s back patio, where the local drinking club routinely convenes to solve the world’s problems. On this muggy mid-June afternoon, someone places a bucket filled with beer…The post Locals Don’t Agree on Their Town’s Spelling, but They Do Agree It’s Got the Best Little Historic Dive Bar appeared first on Texas Monthly.