r/Newbraunfels

If you go to an HEB store with a True Texas BBQ ,the restaurant is running a special on True Texas BBQ gift cards. Buy $25 card get $5 card free, Buy $50 card get $10 card free and so on. These have to be purchased at the restaurant and single transactions only.

Here is the good part. These are HEB gift cards, they are usable for groceries or even gas. They are branded True Texas BBQ but they are just ordinary gift cards good throughout the store.

Stock up now before the sale ends or they figure out we know. 😄

Here’s an interesting post on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/100063979662153/posts/pfbid02qxMktE9ekRWEAJKxUKBzZUgNEusWWoXHyuZ5V8kBCCXkSjpArHSn84uvmimLJC6nl/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Basically, a 27 year disabled vet couldn’t get any details regarding Mr. French’s service.

And in stereotypical fashion when anyone criticizes French, people start diverting the argument, to if he did serve at all, which the poster clearly stated wasn’t his argument.

I didn’t serve in the military, but I sure got friends that do, and this according to them is a major red flag. What are y’all’s thoughts?

Looking for the best thc/hemp drinks in town. I don’t drink alcohol at all but I do partake in mj. I’d like to have a cocktail like drink while being social with our friends. Since I don’t drink alcohol at all I’m scared I’m going to hate them all. Is there anything that’s not bubbly or carbonated and more of a juice? Must taste good haha

Anyone leave NB for a while, eventually moved back, and then regretted it?

I'm just curious. I love NB, and often have thoughts about coming back after all these years. I still visit every couple weeks, but I often ask myself if I would enjoy being back full time. I feel I would become bored too fast haha.

I am redoing my landscaping and am getting rid of a ton of rocks. Any ideas of where to take them? Or does anyone want them for free?

Ok this may be a silly question, but is there any places out here that sell ceviche?? I feel silly admitting this, but I travel to San Antonio at least once every two weeks to pick up Mexican seafood. Is there anywhere closer I could get my fix??

Hi everyone! My boyfriend and I (mid 20’s) are seriously considering moving to New Braunfels and would love some honest insight from locals/transplants. We’re from New England and currently live in a small coastal-ish/small town area about 1.5 hours from Boston, so this would be a pretty big change for us.

We’re looking for a place with a little bit of charm/personality, access to water/nature, and ideally within an hour-ish of a bigger city without having to live directly in one. We like the idea of being close to both Austin and San Antonio. We’re definitely okay with more of a suburban/small-town feel as long as there’s still stuff to do.

We know the heat will be a huge adjustment 😅 but we’re actually planning to visit for a week in August to get the full experience before making any decisions lol.

We had also been considering the Houston/Magnolia area, but the flooding concerns and traffic have made us second guess it. We deal with Boston/NY traffic now, but I’m curious how it compares in reality.

For anyone who moved to New Braunfels from out of state (especially the Northeast):
– What do you love?
– What surprised you?
– Any cons people don’t talk about?
– How’s day-to-day life there?
– Anything you wish you knew before moving?

I know I know, super conservative town frowns upon bi people… that aside where in the heck do I meet other women with similar dating interests?

So my wife and I are out doing DoorDash sometimes and we keep seeing these kids on these electric bikes (especially on walnut) riding with the flow of traffic when they’re not supposed to be AND like tonight, we saw 3 kids in pitch black darkness with no rear lights, no helmets and riding very erratic. You’d think their parents would mind especially at 9 at night. I plan on bringing this up at the next town hall meeting. Has anyone else seen a problem with this? If not for traffic reasons but for at the very least these kids’ safety.

I work 5 minutes away from Schlitterbahn. I've been contemplating going there for the last few hours before closing on a weekday to enjoy a much smaller crowd than on weekends, likely getting there around 4:45-5:00. Worth it in your opinion? If you think this is a bad idea, lemme know why.

Just wondering

Where are the places in New Braunfels where you can just sit and swim in the river. I know there is a place by the library and by prince solms park but are there any other good places we can just sit in the water and swim? A place not so deep for kids 4-8?

Going on a trip (6 adults) over the weekend around the end of July. Unsure if we should stay on the Comal or Guadalupe. Specially looking at these two locations:

730 E Mather St, New Braunfels, TX 78130

401 W Lincoln St, New Braunfels, TX 78130

Which would you recommend, and what in the area is there to do/ what rentals/transport? All information is welcome!