Things to Do in Comanche, TExas

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 The Soda Shop- is the most recent addition to our square.  It's a step back into the 50's!  Listen for the sounds of the jukebox tunes and you'll know you have arrived!  This is a project of Revitalize Comanche and is run by volunteers after being built with private donations from the community. 

The Comanche Mercantile is an establishment that was created by a non profit organization called, Revitalize Comanche. It is located on the historical Comanche Square and specializes in artisan and handmade items from local residents. You are looking for that extra accent to your home, a rare gift for someone special, or just to browse in a space to give you that next creative idea, this is definitely the place to go.

The Texas Frontier and modern day wine making meet here at Brennan Vineyards.  Taste 100% Texas, sophisticated wines curated and crafted here at our 1879 homestead.

​The Comanche County Historical Museum has to be one of the best small-town museums in the state, with fourteen rooms full of unbelievably interesting history and artifacts.

From notorious bad guy, John Wesley Hardin, to the Father of Geology in Texas, Robert Thomas Hill, to the beloved Uncle Mart Fleming, visitors to the museum will immediately find themselves immersed in days-gone-by in Comanche County.

Harvest Restaurant is a casual farm-to-table restaurant concept bringing Comanche big city food without the big city prices since 2016. The seasonal menu changes every three months and features Braveheart steaks, fresh seafood, pasta and wild game in addition to daily specials.

 A little bit Rolling Stones but a whole lot Willie.

Quirky & kitschy. Wayward & free. The Stone Eagle perfectly marries German culture with the Texas way of life… inspired by Oktoberfest but rooted deep in the Lone Star State.  Food & Drink,  Entertainment, Family Friendly.

We invite you to take a stroll and check out the businesses around the square. The ladies who own  Woven Roots, Barbed Wire & Lace, Rustic Grace, and Unique Antiques will be happy to see you.  Along the way, you'll find historical markers telling the stories of Comanche from days gone by.  There's so much more to explore and enjoy!