Leander - Liberty Hill Edition | October 2025

Dining

BY SAM SCHAFFER

The Nameless Saloon has an outdoor arcade.

Nameless Saloon in Leander has reopened after the July 4 weekend ooding and is operating limited hours.

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Nameless Saloon still standing strong after the oods

Owner Cecelia Fortney oered the saloon to rst responders during the oods.

It’s currently open evenings Thursdays through Sundays and on Tuesdays. What you need to know Fortney rst opened the bar in 2024. She credits her son with the idea of starting the outdoor venue-style bar with food trucks. She said he was the vision behind the business before leaving to operate restaurants in Lakeway, and Fortney is keeping his vision alive. The venue has an ice cream truck on-site on weekends, and the food trucks oer burgers and Tex-Mex. The facility also has picnic tables, play- scapes for children, pickleball courts, an outdoor arcade and an in atable waterslide.

When Williamson County was struck by historic oods over the July 4 weekend, Leander watering hole Nameless Saloon shut down to allow its space to be used as a staging area for rst responders and volunteers. Owner Cecelia Fortney said it didn’t feel right to be open during that time. “I cannot open this place when they’re back there literally searching for bodies. I can’t do that,” she said, noting her property has access to Sandy Creek. As the oodwaters subside and local residents get back to their daily routine, the saloon is now back to help restore some normalcy. The saloon re-opened under temporary adjusted hours.

23296 Nameless Road, Leander www.namelesssaloon.com

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