Brass Hall

909 3rd Street Marble Falls, TX 78654

Hours

Open Monday - Friday 2 p.m. - 2 a.m.

Saturday & Sunday 12 p.m. - 2 a.m.

About

Brass Hall packs the wallop of a Texas-size roadhouse into a smaller yet intimate environment. Conveniently located in downtown Marble Falls and a little over an hour's drive from Austin, Brass Hall is easy to find with their street marquee and glowing "Live Music" neon sign.

While the name "Brass Hall" and their icon of a bluesman playing a trombone conjure images of New Orleans, the club has deep Texas roots. Nestled in this landmark location is a small stage set in the corner. Performing in this venue is a variety of musical acts ranging from country, hip-hop, rock, blues, and various tribute bands. If you're lucky, an Elvis impersonator may be scheduled to perform!

A DJ cranks out the tunes well into the night when musicians and bands aren't performing. The Brass Hall is open from 2 PM-2 AM which isn't exactly child conducive. However, the club also offers special events that are more family-friendly.

Vibe

As the saying goes, good things come in small packages. The same can be said of Brass Hall. While this live music venue is not particularly child-friendly at all hours, it is a safe space where fans of live music can converge for a fun evening of songs and drinks.

Set in the back, away from the stage, are several pool tables close enough to the bar to grab a drink between shots.

While the Brass Hall may be lumped into the Texas roadhouse category, it's several steps above the sawdust-covered floors and rough atmosphere of other honky-tonks. The staff and management have gone out of their way to create a vibe that attracts various customers and music lovers.

Examples of their uniqueness that indeed CAN be family-friendly are crawfish boils, trivia nights, and hosting celebratory events like Cinco de Mayo.  Pinball and other arcade games are in the hallway behind the billiard tables giving patrons another entertainment opportunity.

Similarly, Brass Hall offers souvenirs like T-shirts and ball caps featuring a Crown Royal theme. Or check out insulated tumblers featuring their iconic logo, perfect for cold or hot drinks.

One thing you’ll appreciate about Brass Hall is how they’ve added sound baffling to the ceiling. Attention to such detail helps deaden the sound that typically bounces around similar rooms. Listening to music here is an enjoyable experience for the whole crew.

The dance floor might be too small for line dancing, but it is big enough for couples to sway to the beat. Of course, some nights when a musical act performs, patrons fill the floor to get as close to the action and the stars as possible.

If you need to cool down or find a quieter space to chat, head out to the outdoor seating to reconnect with friends and recharge.

Brass Hall: Menu & Drinks

Beer lovers will enjoy the fact that aside from the classic cold Shiner, they can choose from various bottled brews at Brass Hall to satisfy any thirst. Additionally, they have several tapped beers offering regional favorites.

For cocktails - or top shelf items - be sure to check the chalkboard behind the bar for weekly specials. For a unique spin on an Old Fashioned, try the Squeaky Wheel - a custom cocktail with Forty Creek whisky, amaretto, and orange.

Local Tips

  • Reserve tickets for a show! Brass Hall fills up fast, so plan accordingly!
  • Check their Facebook page for the most up-to-date concerts and events.
  • Restroom stalls use red velvet curtains for privacy.
  • Sports fans can watch their favorite team play on TV.

Location

909 3rd Street Marble Falls, TX 78654

Frequently Asked Questions

Visitors have been coming to Fredericksburg and the greater Texas Hill Country for centuries—drawn by the scenic beauty and abundant natural resources. Today, the diverse cultures, variety of things to do, legendary events, and creative culinary scene make the region a must-visit for anyone traveling to Texas.

This scenic region is known for its unique culture, picturesque landscapes, and authentic Texan vibe. Fredericksburg and nearby communities boast a mix of nature, wineries, history, and outstanding cuisine. Here are some local attractions and restaurants you might consider:
Things to Do:

  • 1. Wineries & Vineyards: Home to numerous wineries and vineyards. Popular ones include Becker Vineyards, Torr Na Lochs Vineyard & Winery, and Perissos Vineyard and Winery.
  • 2. Longhorn Cavern State Park: Located near Burnet, this park is home to an underground wonderland created by the dissolving and cutting action of water on limestone.
  • 3. Enchanted Rock State Natural Area: Close to Fredericksburg, this massive pink granite dome offers hiking, stargazing, and rock climbing.
  • 4. Fredericksburg Historic District: This German-influenced town is a must-visit with its historic architecture, boutiques, and German heritage sites.
  • 5. Bluebonnet Trails: Especially in the spring, the region boasts fields of bluebonnets, the state flower of Texas.

Restaurants:

  • 1. The Cabernet Grill – Texas Wine Country Restaurant in Fredericksburg: Offers a Texas-centric menu and an exclusively Texas wine list.
  • 2. The Blue Bonnet Café in Marble Falls: Famous for its homestyle breakfasts and pies.
  • 3. Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que in Llano: Known for its mouth-watering BBQ.
  • 4. Willie's BBQ in Marble Falls: Another great spot for Texas BBQ.
  • 5. The Ausländer in Fredericksburg: Provides an authentic German dining experience right in the heart of Texas.

Remember, the best experiences in Fredericksburg and across Texas Hill Country often come from exploring the back roads and meeting the locals. Dive into the small towns, enjoy the scenic drives, and soak in the Texan hospitality.

One lesser-known fact about Texas Hill Country is that it’s home to several caverns, and among the most famous is the Longhorn Cavern State Park. According to legends, this cavern was used by Native Americans, Confederate soldiers, and outlaws. One legend suggests that the notorious outlaw Sam Bass hid a $2 million treasure inside. Although the treasure has never been found, the caverns remain a popular attraction for their unique formations and rich history.

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