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The Building
The
Blue Moon Cafe is located in the century old headquarters of the Higginbotham
Bros. & Company building in the middle of downtown DeLeon, Texas.
When the Higginbotham Company closed the doors in 2000,
Blue Moon owners John and Helen Adcock saw an opportunity to provide a
fine dining experience and preserve a part of the town's history in the
bargain.
The restaurant is divided into three floors, each with
its own unique ambiance.
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The First Floor
The
main floor of the Blue Moon showcases an open atmosphere, an effect that
is heightened by the 20-foot ceiling covered with the original pressed
tin. Huge pillars support the upper floors, and the original floors give
a comfortable feel underfoot.
Don't
miss the running (!!) 1921 Ford converted into a salad bar, or the area
cattlemen's brands on panels by the front.
Click here or on the picture
for a more extensive tour.
The Mezzanine
Much of the charm of the mezzanine level comes from its open-air overlook of the first floor and the intimate setting. A close-up look at the pressed tin ceiling is also possible from this upper level. The setting is perfect for large, but intimate, gatherings.
Click here or on the picture for a more extensive tour.
The Third Floor
For
weddings, receptions, proms and other large gatherings, the third floor
offers wide-open spaces and an ample dance floor, all high above the streets
of DeLeon.
Click here or on the picture for
a more extensive tour.
The Blue Moon Cafe • 100 N. Texas • DeLeon, Texas 76444 • (254) 893-2455
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