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Antler's Lodge
Modeled after an old-fashioned Texas lodge, where hunters could come together after a long day, Antler's Lodge is the epitome of Hill Country. Open for dinner only, resort casual attire is required and reservations are strongly recommended.

Cactus Oak Tavern
Located at the 19th hole of the championship golf course, the tavern provides a place to refuel with salads and sandwiches after a day on the links.

Aunt Mary's Porch
Located in the lobby, grab you morning cup of Joe or an afternoon ice cream cone at this quick-service food sight. Gourmet coffees, cappuccino, espresso and juice drinks are available, as well as pastries.

Springhouse Cafe
A "Springhouse" was a place to keep dairy and meat before refrigeration, in places where cool, natural springs emerged from the ground. Now the structure has been converted into a restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Texas-size buffets and a la carte menus are available with Hill Country and Texas specialties like BBQ, of course.

Papa Ed's Pool Bar
Located poolside, grab a spot at the restaurant or have your lunch or dinner served to you at your pool chair. Kids can nosh on PB&J and quesadillas, and parents can enjoy some BBQ and sandwiches. Everyone will want to start with chips and queso dip.

General Store
With mini-refrigerators in each room, you can stock your room with drinks and snacks from the ground-floor General Store. It also serves up breakfast bagels and meals, and sandwiches and pizzas for lunch and dinner.

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