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Hand-Tossed Pizza in a 110-Year-Old Hill Country Saloon: Only in Gonzales

Live music, cold Shiner Bock and oven-fresh pizza are the main attractions at this historic saloon in downtown Gonzales.

Photography by Katharine Shilcutt December 3, 2015

The Texas Revolution comes with spicy sausage from Kreuz Market and limes to squeeze across the top.

The pizzas at St. Paul are all hand-tossed and made to order.

The 110-year-old Templin Saloon in downtown Gonzales hosts St. Paul Pizzeria daily and live music on the weekends.

Flour coats the front window at St. Paul Pizzeria.

The Templin Saloon brings in local musicians on Friday and Saturday nights.

Though it's a bar, the Templin Saloon and its pizza place are family-friendly.

You're going to need a to-go box.

Visitors head straight to the pizza parlor when they come to Gonzales.

Templin still boasts its original mahogany bar and tin ceilings.

You expect to see cannons everywhere in this small Hill Country town, home of the Come and Take It flag; you do not expect hand-tossed pies. Read more at Wanderlust.

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Hand-Tossed Pizza in a 110-Year-Old Hill Country Saloon: Only in Gonzales

Live music, cold Shiner Bock and oven-fresh pizza are the main attractions at this historic saloon in downtown Gonzales.

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