Welcome to Bastrop, Texas, a charming city with a population of 29,795, nestled along the banks of the Colorado River and known for its historic downtown. Like many places, Bastrop has seen its share of closed down restaurants, with several permanently closed and others temporarily closed due to various reasons. This page highlights the stories behind these establishments that have shut down, reflecting the ever-changing culinary landscape of our beloved city.
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The Austin-born taco chain has closed one Phoenix location but continues to operate elsewhere in the Valley.
Closed quietly; thanked Bastrop and directed customers to other locations.
Ramos Restaurant, located at 710 Chestnut St., Bastrop, Texas, closed its doors in 2018.
La Hacienda Restaurant & Bar, located at 1800 Walnut St, Bastrop, TX 78602, closed in 2019. The location is now occupied by Casa Chapala.
Kay's Café, located at 1289 State Hwy 71, Bastrop, Texas, closed in 2019.
Fuzzy's Taco Shop, located at 107 Childers Dr. #700, Bastrop, Texas, closed in December 2019. The space is now occupied by Costa Azul Mariscos & Micheladas.
Closed quietly; note thanked town and invited guests to visit other locations.
Announced October 31 closing date after three years downtown.