Wednesday – Saturday from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Sunday from 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Located at 12513 Washington St.
Burton, Texas
The Burton Café will be closed November 27th until December 3rd.
Bring your whole family out to Burton on October 11th from 3:00pm to 10:00pm to celebrate Oktoberfest Burton.
There will be weenie dog races, ladies stein races, men’s beer barrel roll races, German Costume contest and more.
Feast on authentic German Food and Beer and listen and dance to some grate polka bands. Click HERE for more details.
This is one of the Best Little German Fests in Texas, ja ja
Mark your calendars for October 11th 2014 to the Second Annual Oktoberfest in Burton, Texas.
Make sure you’re in Burton on March 8th to celebrate Texas Ranger Day hosted by the Burton Heritage Society. Great food, Drinks, Live Music, Wild West Ranger Reenactments, Cruise-in Car Show, Bean Bag Toss Tournament, Vendors and More. From 2:00 … Continue reading
This Friday evening (January 24th from 6 pm to 8 pm) will be Gene Hackemack’s last time to preform his regular Friday evening entertainment at the Burton Café. We will all miss him greatly. He promised that this would not be the last we see of him and we will hold him to it. We invite you all to come out Friday and have one last Sing-Along with Gene, the “Squeeze Man”. Ja Ja
A little Cuckoo Bird told us that Santa will be having Breakfast on December 21st at our Café in Burton.
We are so excited that he is coming that we just had to share it with all of our friends.
Santa will be eating a Large Breakfast to get ready for his big trip on Christmas Eve so he plans to be at the Burton Café from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Maybe some of your little ones didn’t get the chance to tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas, this would be a great time to get it done.
While you and your family are visiting with Santa, enjoy a hot stack of potato pancakes, eggs, bacon and much more from our Breakfast menu.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!! Ja Ja
It was obvious that everyone had a good time once the storm blew over. The band moved inside because of the weather and this turned out to be a better deal by creating a party atmosphere inside the H.Knittel building. Lots of fun happened outside as well, with Weenie Dog Races, Beer Stein races, Beer Barrel Roll Races, a Chicken Dance and Hansel and Gretel Village and Scavenger hunt. A BIG Danke Schoen to everyone who helped and came out to support Burton’s very First Oktoberfest. Ja Ja