This Gorgeous Restaurant Near Austin Is Surrounded By A Lovely Oak Tree Oasis

A majestic 500 year old oak tree sits in the heart of Austin, and it's inspired Texans for generations. According to legend, Stephen F. Austin signed a peace treaty under this tree, creating the fine city we know today. It's no surprise, then, that Treaty Oak Distilling felt drawn to use that name. This hill country escape is as beautiful as the famous tree it's named after, and the food is to die for. The Ghost Hill restaurant at Treaty Oak Distillery is surrounded by a lovely oak tree oasis, and you'll want to visit.

Treaty Oak Brewing and Distilling has so much more than just tasty cocktails.

Known for crafting Waterloo Gin and the Fitzhugh Ale, Treaty Oak Brewing has a loyal following. Their barrel reserve rum tastes even better when enjoyed on their 30 acre property.

The lush oak trees and vibrant lawn games make this place feel like the world's most beautiful backyard.

You'll want to lounge under these magnificent trees all day. With so much delectable food and tasty drinks, there's no reason to leave!

Treaty Oak's restaurant. The Ghost Hill, specializes in unique barbecue.

Of course, you'll find the classic smoked brisket on the menu, but Treaty Oak serves more than just the traditional Texas fare. Sink your teeth into the pulled pork shoulder covered in Alabama white sauce or enjoy the smoked turkey made with a creamy mustard blend.

The whole menu will make you swoon!

If you're feeling adventurous, take your taste buds on a culinary adventure with the pork spare ribs. This dish is filled with Asian herbs and is covered in a sesame-bourbon glaze.

You won't want to miss out on their Thursday specials!

Every week, the chefs at Ghost Hill get even more creative. You'll see everything from brisket bahn mi to spicy hot Nashville chicken.

When the night falls and the temperatures dip, nothing beats a luxurious evening by the fire.

You'll fall in love with The Ghost Hill's peaceful surroundings.

The Ghost Hill is located on 16604 Fitzhugh Rd in Dripping Springs, Texas. To learn more about this hill country gem, visit www.treatyoakdistilling.com.

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