Located in our 660 acre park, this restaurant overlooks the Guadalupe River and is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. Their pecan crusted chicken is a famous dish in Victoria!
BEST. MARGARITA. IN. TOWN. Ask for the "Frank-A-Rita"!
This is a great Sunday morning recovery spot. Enjoy their breakfast tacos or the breakfast tornados and perhaps a "hair of the dog".
Karoline & Kolton had their first official date here! Don't let the name of this family-owned establishment fool you...their menu features a hearty mix of American, Tex-Mex, and Cajun inspired dishes. They love their Ribeye, Shrimp Cozumel, Blanche's Sauteed Mushroom Relish, and Mexican Martini.
Karoline and Kolton's locally owned neighborhood bar. If you arrive on Friday, you might check out the downtown scene.
Housed in a historic Greek Revival building, the Nave Museum is Victoria’s premier fine arts museum. Originally built in 1932 as a memorial to Texas artist Royston Nave, who was renowned for his portrait work, it features rotating exhibitions of regional and national art, along with pieces from its permanent collection—an easy, elegant stop for guests to enjoy during the weekend. Free admission! Kolton serves on their Board of Directors.
The Museum of the Coastal Bend is located on the campus of Victoria College and showcases the rich history of the Texas Gulf Coast, with exhibits ranging from early Indigenous cultures to Spanish exploration and regional settlement. It’s a great stop for guests interested in local history and offers an easy, engaging way to spend part of the wedding weekend in Victoria.
The Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art is a contemporary art museum in downtown Victoria featuring rotating exhibitions of modern and experimental work from regional and national artists. Housed in a historic building, it offers a small but thoughtfully curated space that’s perfect for a quick cultural stop during the wedding weekend. No admission fee!
The rich history of South Central Texas ranching is on perfectly curated display at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum in Cuero and is very near the location for our reception. The superior exhibits are a must-see in the award winning renovated space.