After a sequence of closings and reopenings, Boerne’s Random Beer Backyard is as soon as once more shuttered. The enterprise’ 6.78-acre property at 11 Higher Cibolo Creek Rd. is now available on the market for $3.25 million.
The expansive beer backyard first opened in 2013, rapidly turning into a must-stop vacation spot on the way in which to Boerne Lake. Lately, the operations have been, effectively, extra random. In 2018, it ceased operations for a month to endure renovations. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic compelled a extra extended closure.
It gave the impression to be gone for good till it all of the sudden appeared again on the scene in spring 2024, solely to shutter in July of that yr. In April, it reappeared once more, internet hosting a crawfish competition in Could and a Hill Nation flood aid live performance and cookout in August.
Since then, the enterprise has gone darkish on social media. Random has not formally introduced the closure, and a request for remark was not returned by publication time.
The sprawling web site contains nearly seven acres of area.rrgcre.com
In its heyday, Random was a uncommon oasis within the Hill Nation suburb, providing reside music and dozens of beers and ciders on faucet for adults, kid-friendly options like a trampoline, and loads of area for canine to romp. Meals vans and a slate of neighborhood occasions made it extra of a daytime hangout than a raucous bar.
The advanced is being offered by Texas agency Restaurant Actuality Group as an nearly turnkey operation. The scenic web site features a lately transformed Nineteen Forties residence and several other outbuildings, together with a beer backyard with a number of faucets and a storage barn that may very well be used for occasions.
Though up on the market, Restaurant Actuality says it might think about lease alternatives from “robust teams.” If historical past is any indication, Random’s followers shouldn’t rely out the enterprise simply but. The beer backyard has solely modified its Google Enterprise profile to “quickly closed.”
