At Laredo Axe House, throw axes with digital interactive targets or head to Arena Archery for an indoor archery range. To keep your adrenaline going, try stress-busting indoor and outdoor sports that will make you feel like a kid at summer camp. For the newest spot to try, the Comalli Taqueria LRD debuted this February. Opened for dinner Thursday to Sunday and lunch on the weekends, this culinary hotspot has indoor and outdoor seating, including pet-friendly areas. Take your pick of several enticing food trucks and bars serving up pizza, burgers and tacos, among other tasty bites. After a relaxing day on the greens, recharge with a chef-driven meal at the Golondrina Food Park. Great for all levels of player, the layout designed by Robert Trent Jones II winds through century-old mesquite trees and arroyo creeks in rugged landscape. This spectacular, par 72 course overlooking the mighty Rio Grande. Once you’ve fueled up, take a golf getaway to Gear up for an active day at Magnolia Café & Grill, which has earned cult status for its Fruity Pebbles-covered pancakes. Other popular watering holes include House of Whisky and 1971 Social Bar.įor dinner, give another global selection a whirl at Tabernilla, a restaurant offering an authentic taste of Spain with tapas, entrees, desserts and house-made sangria for sharing. Sip craft beers at the Cultura Beer Garden and stay tuned for events, such as bands and a rock and roll glow bike ride (May 31). There’s so much going on in downtown Laredo, locals simply call Iturbide Street, “IT” Street, for its lively arts and entertainment district. Among the wall-size artworks, you’ll find several tributes to late-great “Queen of Tejano Music” Selena Quintanilla and odes to local wildlife like the vibrant “Naturalez Viva.”įor lunch, switch gears with Kai Tod Thai Kitchen, the only Thai eatery in Laredo and a beloved spot for its eye-catching presentation and delightful flavors.Īfterwards, mosey on over to ‘IT’ street. There are more than 40 murals dotting the streets of Laredo telling the stories of different neighborhoods and local artists. Now, you’re ready to get a taste of the city’s arty side. Wake up and embrace another beautiful day in Laredo with breakfast at La Finca, a casual eatery serving homey, traditional Mexican food along with treats like French toast, waffles, and even brunch burgers. Paying homage to the owner’s grandfather who ran a local casting factory in the early 1900s, the menu features traditional American fare with a modern spin. The oldest among them, the San Agustin Historic District dates back to 1755 and has the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum worth a stop.įor dinner, Border Foundry serves up one of the best dining experiences in town. For the history buffs in the group, Laredo’s several historic districts are filled with fascinating stories. Over its 268-year existence, Laredo has lived under the flags of seven nations, including its own short-lived independent republic in 1840. Next, dive right into fascinating history. This nearly 100-year-old shop and eatery sells a wide variety of specialty spices, herbs and seasonings like the must-buy Tejano seasoning. and Tasting Room Cafe for a tasty lunch in one of Laredo’s most iconic, local gems which first opened in 1924. As an added perk, you can collect stamps at each one and stop by the Visit Laredo office to snag a free souvenir once you’ve got two stamps. To kick-start your adventure, choose a coffee stop from one of a dozen venues listed on the self-guided The Laredo Coffee Tour. The Rialto Hotel is another boutique hotel housed in a historic building for a mix of old and new. Or, check into the swanky La Posada Hotel in the heart of downtown with two pools and two onsite restaurants. For a bed-and-breakfast filled with charm and quirky details, the Laredo Mansion has been transformed into four unique suites perfect for a girls’ trip. Settle into welcoming accommodations, spanning from familiar hotel brands to one-of-a-kind properties. Watch Video: Why Laredo is one of Texas’ best-kept secrets
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