Follow the railroad tracks from San Antonio to Port Aransas and nestled just about halfway, deep in the heart of Texas...where pecan trees flourish, ranchers tend to their cattle and turkeys once trotted through the streets of downtown, you will find the Cuero Pecan House along the route. The historical tin building, home to the Cuero Pecan House, was once used as a warehouse for kegs of brew being transported by railway!

These days, you will find the tin building filled with the official nut of Texas, the Pecan! When visiting us in Cuero, Texas, you will likely find one of the Rath family members at the Cuero Pecan House to share the history with you, dating back to the early 1900's.

Annette and Erwin Rath started Cuero Pecan House, one of many family-owned businesses in 2003, buying and selling pecans only during the season. Soon after, operations were year-round and the aroma of pecan pies baking and pecans roasting filled the air. Today, you will not only find our signature pecan pies but also our decadent bread pudding topped with the official state nut! Along with these favorites, we offer a variety of pecan filled treats and prepared meals to take home!

We are just steps from the Union Pacific Railroad tracks,
at 104 W South Railroad Street in Cuero ,TX:
You can't miss us!

Visit us soon....we would love to see you!

The Rath Family