Experience our diverse menu inspired by regional
cuisine from New Orleans, Galveston, King Ranch and Fort Worth.
Famous Texas Chainsaw Massacre house. (325) 388-3800.
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About Us
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Welcome,
Traveler!
You’ve found the
newly-renovated Junction
House on the grounds of
Kingsland’s historic
Antlers Hotel and
Railyard. If the
outside seems eerily
familiar, then you’ve
probably seen “The
Texas Chainsaw Massacre”
- this 1800’s house was
featured prominently in
the movie before it was
moved to this location
from Williamson County
in the 1990’s.
Now we are known for our
comfortable and casual
interior and truly
unique and varied menu.
It is inspired by
regional cuisine from
Galveston (Seafood),
New Orleans
(Cajun), Fort Worth
(Steaks), and South
Texas, home of the
King Ranch (where
Wild Game abounds).
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About Your Hosts |
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Chris Sullivan
and Greg Malik
are born-and-raised
Texans and are proud to
support our community by
“keeping it local”.
Chris learned his chops
at Butera’s in
Houston, Le Peep
in the Village,
Kerbey Lane Cafe in
Austin, Llano’s
acclaimed Badu House,
the Hi-Line Resort
and Rod & Reel Grill
at Lake Buchanan, and at
the Fredricksburg
Brewing Company and
Hanger Hotel Complex.
Greg managed the Big
Sky Resort Dining Room
in Montana for 7 years
before re-locating to
Austin to work with the
Kerbey Lane Cafes.
His skills in the
kitchen packed ‘em in at
Austin’s famed Hill
Top Cafe, the
Hi-Line Resort and Rod &
Reel Grill, and the
Llaneaux Seafood
House in Llano. |
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