New venue hopes to be The Junction between Georgetown, Round Rock

  • The Junction, a future food, drink and entertainment venue, will be built at 210 Blue Springs Boulevard just east of I-35. Breaking ground on November 13, from left, are Williamson County Judge Steve Snell, property owners Drew and Gregory Hall, Matt Marshall with Cooley Capital Companies, Josh Rinn with Frost Bank, Georgetown City Council Member Amanda Parr and Mayor Josh Schroeder. Photo by Abbey Archer
    The Junction, a future food, drink and entertainment venue, will be built at 210 Blue Springs Boulevard just east of I-35. Breaking ground on November 13, from left, are Williamson County Judge Steve Snell, property owners Drew and Gregory Hall, Matt Marshall with Cooley Capital Companies, Josh Rinn with Frost Bank, Georgetown City Council Member Amanda Parr and Mayor Josh Schroeder. Photo by Abbey Archer
  • Georgetown City Manager David Morgan (left) shakes hands with Drew Hall, whose family has owned the property.
    Georgetown City Manager David Morgan (left) shakes hands with Drew Hall, whose family has owned the property.
  • Matt Marshall with Cooley Capital Companies (left) and Mayor Josh Schroeder (right) spoke at The Junction groundbreaking.
    Matt Marshall with Cooley Capital Companies (left) and Mayor Josh Schroeder (right) spoke at The Junction groundbreaking.

    Construction on a new South Georgetown food, drink and entertainment venue called The Junction is now underway. 

    Officials broke ground on The Junction — at 210 Blue Springs Boulevard —- on Thursday, November 13, with a goal to open this summer. 

    The Junction will span 20,000 square feet and feature an indoor mini food hall with dining space, three full bars, a speakeasy, private event spa…