Guidebook for Bryan
Drinks & Nightlife
Downtown Uncorked Winebar
1551 W 26th StMessina Hof Winery
4545 Old Reliance Rdmessinahof.com
Sightseeing
George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
1000 George Bush Dr WDowntown
Kyle Field
161 Houston StBlue Bell Ice Cream is the best ice cream in the world. See it made in Brenham, TX., which is a 45 minute drive from our home.
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Blue Bell Creameries
1101 S Blue Bell RdBlue Bell Ice Cream is the best ice cream in the world. See it made in Brenham, TX., which is a 45 minute drive from our home.
Entertainment & Activities
Check out www.downtownbryan.com for a map and a list of activities. We recommend First Friday for a taste of the local culture with live music, food trucks, shopping and other entertainment for the whole family.
Also, on Saturday mornings from 8-12, shop for local produce at the Brazos Valley Farmers Market!
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The Downtown Bryan Association
Check out www.downtownbryan.com for a map and a list of activities. We recommend First Friday for a taste of the local culture with live music, food trucks, shopping and other entertainment for the whole family.
Also, on Saturday mornings from 8-12, shop for local produce at the Brazos Valley Farmers Market!
The Queen Theatre was originally built in the late 1800's as a hotel in the heart of Downtown Bryan. The hotel began showing silent films on the ground level in the early 1900's. The name "Queen Theatre" was officially given to the building in 1914 and then in 1939 the hotel was converted into a fully operational movie theatre. 5th Avenue Girl starring Ginger Rogers was the first movie shown in the Queen in 1939. The Queen operated as a movie theatre from 1939 to the mid 1970's. The Downtown Bryan Association purchased the Queen in 2010 and began to revive the iconic building. The Queen Theatre reopened May 4, 2018 as a single screen film house and performance venue.
www.queenbryantx.com
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The Queen Theatre
110 S Main StThe Queen Theatre was originally built in the late 1800's as a hotel in the heart of Downtown Bryan. The hotel began showing silent films on the ground level in the early 1900's. The name "Queen Theatre" was officially given to the building in 1914 and then in 1939 the hotel was converted into a fully operational movie theatre. 5th Avenue Girl starring Ginger Rogers was the first movie shown in the Queen in 1939. The Queen operated as a movie theatre from 1939 to the mid 1970's. The Downtown Bryan Association purchased the Queen in 2010 and began to revive the iconic building. The Queen Theatre reopened May 4, 2018 as a single screen film house and performance venue.
www.queenbryantx.com
Shopping
Walmart Supercenter
643 N Harvey Mitchell PkwyEssentials
H-E-B
1900 Texas Ave SFood Scene
Excellent Mexican food and great customer service. This restaurant can accomodate large groups so it is one of our favorites for large family meals.
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Papa Perez Mexican Cuisine
200 S Main StExcellent Mexican food and great customer service. This restaurant can accomodate large groups so it is one of our favorites for large family meals.
J. Cody's Steak and Barbeque
3610 S College AveGreat steaks, burgers and casual atmosphere.
Paolo's Italian Kitchen
809 University Dr EExcellent Italian food!
Open seasonally, but be sure to not miss this longtimeBryan gem if you are here during the warmer months (April-Oct).
JJ's Snowcones
1112 Briarcrest DrOpen seasonally, but be sure to not miss this longtimeBryan gem if you are here during the warmer months (April-Oct).