Day Trip to Castroville 🇫🇷 (FULL EPISODE) S13 E11
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- The fingerprints of 19th-century European explorers and settlers can be seen all over Texas, but there isn't anywhere else quite like Castroville. Established by Alsatian immigrants, Castroville is unique with its distinctive historical treasures, French/German/Alsatian food, and beautiful public parks.
Established in 1974, Haby’s has been baking some of the best cakes, pastries, and bread in Medina County. Located in historic Castroville, it’s the best place to buy quality baked goods, including French bread, croissants, and other heirloom recipe-produced delicacies.
For over 30 years now, Dziuk’s Meat Market has been proudly serving customers their quality fresh cuts, famous dried meats, and utterly unique (and delicious!) raw meat parisa. They also offer processing services for hunters, as well as lots of groceries and deli offerings.
Established and run by Louisiana natives and Alsatian descendants, Paris St. Po’Boys offers the best and freshest cajun cuisine in the area. Their po’boys are made with authentic New Orleans bread, and they also offer boudin, alligator, and other creole specialties.
Landmark Inn tells the story of migration, industry, and preservation in Texas. The site is very large and you can easily spend a whole afternoon exploring the museum and all of the old buildings.
The Steinbach Hus (house) was originally built between 1618 and 1648 in Wahlbach, France, in the Alsatian style. It took four years to dissemble, relocate, rebuild, and restore the Steinbach Hus. It arrived by truck in Castroville (as a gift from the Alsatian French government) in 1998, and is now open for visitors.
Castroville Regional Park consists of 126 wooded acres on the banks of the beautiful turquoise Rio Medina (Medina River). The park is surrounded by a walking trail and includes lots of amenities like grills, picnic tables, sports fields, and pavilions. And don’t forget to head up the hill to take in the overlook over the city!
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I know I say it a lot but a really great episode. Castroville just shot right up to top 10 Teas destinations.
Man, I've been gobbling down Parisa for a while and it's my favorite snack to munch on while driving . I'm so glad y'all tried it and got the word out about how good it is . ❤ Long live Castroville, long live Dzuik's , long live Parisa w/saltines and long live south Texas small towns and back roads !💝
I myself noticed the ridge that characterizes Castroville. I will have to return. I like your videos.
My parents just came to visit & I was thinking of taking them to Castroville! This is perfect timing!!
I am a new subscriber (Europe, France). I love your videos. best wishes.
Merci beaucoup
I’m glad you finally went
I moved here in’21. Love it.
I just found your channel and love what I see. 🤠
Hope you come back soon to Castroville Chet! This time in August for St. Louis Day that happens every year! You don't wanna miss out on that one! There's good stuff including silent auction, St. Louis Downs, boardwalk of games, Bingo, washer pitching, and Horseshoe toss and of course the real meal deal Alsatian Sausage meal with Brisket and all the trimmings and everyone in the community preps up for the festival! Come join us this August!
You and the crew don't wanna miss it! It's gonna be FUN!!! Hope to see y'all there!!!!
Your police chief resigned after repeatedly using the N word, what a horrible racist dump.
I grew up in west bexar county literally 10 minutes from the Medina county line. And even with 10+ years of life in that area I had no clue castroville was French
My mom actually broke her foot at Castroville regional park right along the river a few years ago. My husband and I had to help her to the car and then we had to pack up our fishing gear. My mom's home is right along Potranco in Bexar County and we just pick her up and take her to Castroville at moments notice. My husband and I live on 281 towards Pleasanton.
This looks like a good trip for Travel With The Hales
18:50 show Paris St. Po'Boys; man that food looks great. Just looked it up and they Permanently Closed about 4 weeks ago. So Sad.
WOW how long ago was this made? July 29, 2023 the Medina River is almost dry!
Where is the traffic 😂😂😂😂
@@TheFightinag2004 I didn't pick that up, good question.
lol you have some Brownsville on your chin there 😮
My hometown ❤️
Your hometown blow dogs for quarters.
Total bummer. Got super excited about the Poor boys. But unfortunately google shows that Paris Street Po' boy's is permanently closed.
Nothin stays open here long :( the city is growing though, so here’s to hoping
My Google map says, Paris St. Po’Boys is permanently closed??? What the heck?
I think it was William Shatner that wanted a gristmill in his yard.
Yep, Castroville Texas is a FRENCH/GERMANY community....not Mexican in any way, shape or form ❤
😂 put your hat Crown down,, love the channel!
That's my new hat from Gruene. I love it.
@@TheDaytripper it’s awesome 👍🏻👍🏻
It’s hot in Castroville. Like no joke
sharaschliffer dooo, lumbe anlte ise , gengala peltz. bandele bandele 😊
It’s literally one building
me living here alredy
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00:27. 05:30. What about the entirety of East Texas? :-/
Just gonna clarify, I know he says it once, but Alsace is on the border between France and German so it's not just French like he says a couple times. Also too many people have been visiting lately so if you go to the bakery the earlier you go the better, yes it's open late however they run out of all the good stuff, including donuts, by 2 if it's a busy day. Also please don't pronounce it Alsauce 😅
You've got some points for sure. I always said "Al-Say-s" but it's correctly "All-Sauce.". I know strange. And it's in France but on the German border.
Uh.. Wilkom is German right? The house looks German… You sure its a French community with that flag??
You didn’t listen - he mentions clearly starting at 2:14 - it borders Germany.
Alsace is a region of France, but it borders Germany and the Alsatian language is closer to German, from my understanding. They told me it was "Willkomme" as opposed to "Willkommen"
That poor boy put together grossed me out. Nobody in their right mind eats roast beef in gravy poured over fried shrimp. Just more gimmick crap.
Can’t knock it till you try it that’s what I tell all my kids and yes I live in this town and it’s awesome