This Week: The Chicken Philly

Weekly Special

 

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, April 26, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: El Verde Boys
• Saturday, April 27, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Don Reilly

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Now showing: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

We are delighted to feature the work of Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery and on the wall at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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The B.A.L.T. Is Back!

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Weekly Special

A Redbud Fave: The BALT!

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, April 19, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: 3 Hands High
• Saturday, April 20, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Silver & Gold

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Now showing: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

We are delighted to feature the work of Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery and on the wall at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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Vegetarian Alert: Ratatouille Sub This Week!

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Weekly Special

One of our most popular vegetarian specials: The oven roasted Ratatouille Sub!

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, April 12, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: Eric Gerber
• Saturday, April 13, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Paul Cash

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Now showing: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

We are delighted to feature the work of Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery and on the wall at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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Spring Has Sprung!

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Enjoy a refreshing and delicious Redbud Cobb Salad and the beautiful spring weather on our sunny porch!

Weekly Special

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, April 5, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: Gerry Burns
• Saturday, April 6, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Erik Hokkanen

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Now showing: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

We are delighted to feature the work of Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery and on the wall at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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Bluebonnet Season!

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It’s that time of year – the weather is beautiful and bluebonnets are blooming in the hill country! Take a drive and check out the bluebonnnet trail : https://rove.me/to/texas/bluebonnets-bloom

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Weekly Special

 

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, March 29, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: The Rounders
• Saturday, March 30, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Son Reilly

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Now showing: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

We are delighted to feature the work of Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery and on the wall at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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Friday, March 22: Lisa McPike Smith

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Opening this weekend: Hep Cat Tails of the Strange 

Please join us at Redbud Cafe on Friday, March 22, from 5:00pm – 6:00pm to meet the artist : Lisa McPike Smith, local ceramic artist.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

 

About the Artist

My latest ceramic series, Hep Cat Tails of the Strange, is meant to cause a visceral response about current events and how they affect women across the globe. Often portrayed as femme fatales, warriors, goddesses, or ocean and earth dwellers, my “girls” have a silent strength behind eyes that have seen enough.

Exposing injustices by pushing boundaries in my current work should insight conversations so that we, as a society, can engage and learn to eradicate atrocious behaviors. Art, music, theater, and journalism can lead the way in such discussions.

I received my BFA in Studio Art from SWTSU in 1992 with a concentration in ceramic technology. I continue to work in clay and have added assemblage processes to both my ceramic and found object pieces.

As always, Lisa’s work will be on display and available for purchase at Brieger Pottery. These wall pieces will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe as well, through the end of May.

Plate by Lisa McPike Smith, Hep Cat Artworks

Find more info about Lisa McPike Smith at www.hepcatart.com

Hep Cat Artworks is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, & Etsy.com

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Wrapping up this week:

Be sure to see the work of local artist Sharon Loy Anderson.

Sharon Loy Anderson’s vibrant paintings will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe through Wednesday, March 20, 2019.

Texas Landscapes • Sharon Loy Anderson

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

About the Artist

Sharon has been painting since she was nine. She studied art at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and obtained a BFA from the University of Houston. Her work is signed with her middle name LOY.

Art is a diary of her life experiences thus making it eclectic and not of one genre. Each piece is a thought, a memory, or an experience. She always has a camera with her because the instant something catches her eye, she records it so that one day it will appear in one of her paintings. Recent works are focused on Central Texas views.

When she starts painting, she has an idea of what the piece will look like; however, once paint is applied to the canvas it takes on its own direction and personality. She uses Golden Acrylics because they have the most brilliant colors and the longest canvas life. Each piece is varnished with a matte or gloss glaze, which enables soft cloth cleaning and UV protection.

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

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Music this weekend

• Friday, March 22, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: El Verde Boys
• Saturday, March 23, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Stacia Alavee

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Weekly Special

 

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Saturday, March 16: Book Signing

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Book Signing

Please join us at Redbud Cafe on Saturday, March 16, from 4:30pm – 5:30pm with Kelly Mack McCoy-

Local author, Kelly Mack McCoy, will be on hand to sign copies of his first novel “Rough Way to the High Way” at Redbud Cafe on Saturday, March 16, from 4:30 to 5:30. Come by, meet the author and have your copy signed! Copies of his book will also be available for purchase at Brieger Pottery, adjoining Redbud Cafe.

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Weekly Special

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, March 15, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: 3 Hands High
• Saturday, March 16, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Silver & Gold

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Art at Redbud Cafe features the work of local artist Sharon Loy Anderson through mid March.

Please drop in to see Sharon Loy Anderson’s vibrant paintings at Redbud Cafe! Her paintings will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe.

Texas Landscapes • Sharon Loy Anderson

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

About the Artist

Sharon has been painting since she was nine. She studied art at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and obtained a BFA from the University of Houston. Her work is signed with her middle name LOY.

Art is a diary of her life experiences thus making it eclectic and not of one genre. Each piece is a thought, a memory, or an experience. She always has a camera with her because the instant something catches her eye, she records it so that one day it will appear in one of her paintings. Recent works are focused on Central Texas views.

When she starts painting, she has an idea of what the piece will look like; however, once paint is applied to the canvas it takes on its own direction and personality. She uses Golden Acrylics because they have the most brilliant colors and the longest canvas life. Each piece is varnished with a matte or gloss glaze, which enables soft cloth cleaning and UV protection.

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

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All the work on the wall at Redbud Cafe is available for purchase through Brieger Pottery. Ask for assistance with purchase, at Redbud’s counter or next door at Brieger Pottery. 

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Coming Soon

Next at Redbud Cafe – new work by local ceramic artist Lisa McPike Smith. See her new work and meet the artist on Friday, March 22, from 5:00 – 6:00pm

Her work will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe through the end of May.

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This Week: Redbuds Are Blooming

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It’s that time of year! Celebrate the Texas Redbud bloom this week – take a drive through the hill country and take in the glorious color along the roadsides and in local parks and pastures.

photo by Jon Brieger

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Weekly Special

 

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, March 8, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: Christopher Prewitt
• Saturday, March 9, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Paul Cash

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Book Signing

Saturday, March 16, 4:30pm – 5:30pm: Kelly Mack McCoy

Local author, Kelly Mack McCoy, will be on hand to sign copies of his first novel “Rough Way to the High Way” at Redbud Cafe on Saturday, March 16, from 4:30 to 5:30. Come by, meet the author and have your copy signed! Copies of his book will also be available for purchase at Brieger Pottery, adjoining Redbud Cafe.

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Art at Redbud Cafe will feature the work of local artist Sharon Loy Anderson through mid March.

Please drop in to see Sharon Loy Anderson’s vibrant paintings at Redbud Cafe! Her paintings will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe.

Texas Landscapes • Sharon Loy Anderson

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

About the Artist

Sharon has been painting since she was nine. She studied art at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and obtained a BFA from the University of Houston. Her work is signed with her middle name LOY.

Art is a diary of her life experiences thus making it eclectic and not of one genre. Each piece is a thought, a memory, or an experience. She always has a camera with her because the instant something catches her eye, she records it so that one day it will appear in one of her paintings. Recent works are focused on Central Texas views.

When she starts painting, she has an idea of what the piece will look like; however, once paint is applied to the canvas it takes on its own direction and personality. She uses Golden Acrylics because they have the most brilliant colors and the longest canvas life. Each piece is varnished with a matte or gloss glaze, which enables soft cloth cleaning and UV protection.

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

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All the work on the wall at Redbud Cafe is available for purchase through Brieger Pottery. Ask for assistance with purchase, at Redbud’s counter or next door at Brieger Pottery. 

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A Grilled Cheese Like No Other

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BLAT

This week’s Special begins on Tuesday, February 26

Weekly Special

 

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, March 1, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: Erik Hokkanen
• Saturday, March 2, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Winslow & Co

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Art at Redbud Cafe will feature the work of local artist Sharon Loy Anderson beginning Friday, January 11th.

Please drop in to see Sharon Loy Anderson’s vibrant paintings at Redbud Cafe! Her paintings will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe through March, 2019.

Texas Landscapes • Sharon Loy Anderson

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

About the Artist

Sharon has been painting since she was nine. She studied art at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and obtained a BFA from the University of Houston. Her work is signed with her middle name LOY.

Art is a diary of her life experiences thus making it eclectic and not of one genre. Each piece is a thought, a memory, or an experience. She always has a camera with her because the instant something catches her eye, she records it so that one day it will appear in one of her paintings. Recent works are focused on Central Texas views.

When she starts painting, she has an idea of what the piece will look like; however, once paint is applied to the canvas it takes on its own direction and personality. She uses Golden Acrylics because they have the most brilliant colors and the longest canvas life. Each piece is varnished with a matte or gloss glaze, which enables soft cloth cleaning and UV protection.

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

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All the work on the wall at Redbud Cafe is available for purchase through Brieger Pottery. Ask for assistance with purchase, at Redbud’s counter or next door at Brieger Pottery. 

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The Redbud Club

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BLAT

Join the club! This week’s Special begins on Tuesday, February 19

Weekly Special

Each week we feature a special menu item. Check our menu board, or give us a call: 830.833.0202.

Look for our DAILY SPECIALS: We feature homemade soups and quiches, sandwiches and entrees, made fresh daily.

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Music this weekend

• Friday, February 22, 6:30pm – 9:00pm: El Verde Boys
• Saturday, February 23, 7:00pm – 9:30pm: Don Reilly

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Art at Redbud Cafe

Art at Redbud Cafe will feature the work of local artist Sharon Loy Anderson beginning Friday, January 11th.

Please drop in to see Sharon Loy Anderson’s vibrant paintings at Redbud Cafe! Her paintings will be on display and available for purchase at Redbud Cafe through March, 2019.

Texas Landscapes • Sharon Loy Anderson

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

About the Artist

Sharon has been painting since she was nine. She studied art at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts and obtained a BFA from the University of Houston. Her work is signed with her middle name LOY.

Art is a diary of her life experiences thus making it eclectic and not of one genre. Each piece is a thought, a memory, or an experience. She always has a camera with her because the instant something catches her eye, she records it so that one day it will appear in one of her paintings. Recent works are focused on Central Texas views.

When she starts painting, she has an idea of what the piece will look like; however, once paint is applied to the canvas it takes on its own direction and personality. She uses Golden Acrylics because they have the most brilliant colors and the longest canvas life. Each piece is varnished with a matte or gloss glaze, which enables soft cloth cleaning and UV protection.

acrylic on canvas, Sharon Loy Anderson

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All the work on the wall at Redbud Cafe is available for purchase through Brieger Pottery. Ask for assistance with purchase, at Redbud’s counter or next door at Brieger Pottery. 

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