Georgetown Girlfriend Getaway
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Girlfriend Getaway to Georgetown, Texas

Looking for a perfect spot to unwind with your girlfriends? Georgetown, Texas, has everything you need for a fun, food-filled, and Instagram-worthy weekend. I know because I just got back from a quick weekend getaway in November 2024 with my lifelong friends Lindsey and Kristin. Here’s a ready-made itinerary featuring the best eats, stays, and activities in town.

Why Georgetown?

Girlfriend Getaway to Georgetown, Texas
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With its unique mix of natural beauty, culinary delights, and small-town charm, Georgetown is the perfect setting for a weekend to reconnect and create memories with your favorite people. Plus, it’s super close to tons of Austin and tons of wineries. So, pack your bags and let the adventures begin!

Where to Stay: Sheraton Georgetown

Sheraton Georgetown
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Kick off your weekend in comfort and style at the Sheraton Georgetown Hotel & Conference Center. With its chic rooms, welcoming ambiance, and prime location, it’s the perfect home base. For guests with status, there’s a special lounge just for them with snacks and drinks. And for all guests, there are loaner bicycles.

Don’t miss the inviting pool and relaxing outdoor spaces where you can sip a glass of wine while catching up with the girls. There’s a restaurant on-site as well as a lobby bar.

One thing to note, the hotel does not have an electric car charger. I road-tripped in a Nissan Ariya and needed a charger. Less than a mile away is a Chargepoint with two fast chargers. Both times I stopped by the chargers were available and working.

Shop Till You Drop in the Square

Shopping at Georgetown’s Historic Downtown Square
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Georgetown’s Historic Downtown Square is a shopaholic’s dream. Spend the day perusing local boutiques like Teal Sky for unique accessories or All Things Kids for charming gifts and treasures. Don’t forget to pop into Georgetown Antique Mall for vintage finds that spark nostalgia. I found a gorgeous wreath at All Things New Florals & Design by Debra.

Georgetown Winery

Georgetown Winery
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Gather your crew and sample some of Texas’s finest wines at this cozy winery right in the historic square. Both of my friends prefer sweeter wines and they had a bunch. If you prefer sweet wine this is definitely the winery you want to prioritize. I love reds and they had plenty of those too. A tasting includes four 2 oz samples for $18.

Blue Hole Park

Blue Hole
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No trip to Georgetown is complete without exploring Blue Hole Park, a scenic lagoon perfect for a morning stroll or a refreshing dip on a hot day. One area has built-in steps for easy entry. Free public parking is available at the corner of 3rd Street and Rock Street in the parking lot or the parking garage.

For something more active, hike the trails out at Lake Georgetown or rent kayaks to paddle around the serene waters. A hike I’d like to do eventually out there is the Crockett Garden Falls. It looks quite beautiful. Another good option would be biking the San Gabriel Hike & Bike Trail.

Inner Space Cavern

Inner Space Cavern
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Add a touch of adventure by exploring these fascinating underground caves. The tour is fun and educational—and the perfect escape from the Texas heat or if it’s raining you can escape that too because the cave doesn’t flood. We did the shortest tour which I thought was excellent. If you are a hard core adventurer you can go spelunking down there. They also have a fun zip ride here you can do to, but it was raining the day we went so it wasn’t running.

Sweet Eats Farm

Sweet Eats Farm
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For a whimsical experience, visit this charming farm for seasonal activities and fresh local produce. It’s great for photo ops, too! When we visited the pumpkin patch had ended but you could still walk through the corn maze. Other activities included a zip line, pig races, a petting zoo, a bounce pillow, horse rides, apple cannons, and more. You could spend all day here quite easily. When we went there were dinosaurs everywhere.

Hard Count Kitchen

Hard Count Kitchen
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For a laid-back lunch or dinner, Hard Count offers hearty meals with a sophisticated twist. Think comfort food, but make it gourmet. I had the enchiladas and they were so good. My friend Lindsey highly recommends the Monte Cristo she had. I saw that they have a really good happy hour every day from 3 – 6 PM with $6 drinks. Located just across the street from the Sheraton at 1500 Rivery Blvd Suite 2105, Georgetown, TX 78628.

Sweet Lemon

Sweet Lemon
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This charming spot is perfect for coffee dates, light bites, and unique lattes. Their pastries and salads are a must-try. I had a scone and the coffee cake and both were wonderful. I took a bite on of Lindsey’s kolache and it was super good too. Even better was her snickerdoodle latte I also had to try!

Sunday Brunch at Encantada

Sunday Brunch at Encantada
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This elevated Mexican eatery along the river is ideal for a fancy brunch or an indulgent dinner with its chic ambiance and Mexican inspired dishes. In case you are wondering if this used to be El Monumento, yes it was. It’s under new ownership as of late October 2024 but still just as delicious. I had the tres leches french toast because I was trying to be unhealthy and it was well worth it. Located at 205 W 2nd St, Georgetown, TX 78626.

Monument Cafe

Monument Cafe
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No Georgetown trip is complete without a visit to this iconic diner. Go for the classic comfort food and stay for the slice of pie—because life’s too short to skip dessert. I got the brunch drink flight. It came with a Bloody Mary, two types of mimosas, and a blackberry margarita. Their Bloody Mary’s are perfect. Our whole breakfast was so good we almost went back the next day. Located at 500 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626.

2020 Market

2020 Market
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This upscale market and bistro combo offers everything from wine flights to delectable dishes. It’s a perfect dinner spot before diving into your evening plans. If you get there during happy hour you can enjoy $5 cocktails and half off all appetizers. Located close to the Sheraton as well at 1500 Rivery Blvd. Suite 1100, Georgetown, Texas 78628.

As your weekend getaway in Georgetown, Texas, comes to an end, you’ll leave with more than just shopping bags and camera rolls full of stunning photos. You’ll take home cherished memories of laughter, indulgent meals, and meaningful moments shared with your girlfriends. From the charming streets of the historic square to the hidden wonders of Inner Space Cavern, Georgetown offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. It’s a destination that feels like a hidden gem yet welcomes you like an old friend.

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