Who We Are

Located in the historic former post office in the heart of Georgetown, City Post Chophouse offers steakhouse dining at its finest, along with an oyster bar, butcher shop, marketplace, and a private special events venue on the second level.

Our mission is to create a memorable experience for our guests, our team, the community, and our partners through genuine hospitality, quality, and consistency.

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Building History

From Stamps to Steaks

In December 1932, the Georgetown Post Office opened for business on the site previously occupied by the Snyder & Bryson livery stable. The Georgian Revival-style building was constructed by Landis and Young of Bloomington, Indiana, according to plans drawn by U. S. government engineers, and featured brick, exquisite tile work and mahogany trim, along with Texas pink granite and Missouri and Georgia marble. The building remained as Georgetown’s Post Office until 1990, when the City of Georgetown acquired the site to serve as City Hall.  In 2018, a new City Hall was built a few blocks away, and the building was sold via a public RFP process. Following an extensive renovation, the City Post Chophouse opened in 2021. The building is currently on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing property in the Williamson County Courthouse Historic District.

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Chef Adrian Corkill

EXECUTIVE CHEF & GENERAL MANAGER

Chef Adrian joined City Post Chophouse in 2021 with 30 years of high-end restaurant experience, most recently as Chef Proprietor of III Forks Prime Steakhouse, Chicago. In addition to his experience and success as an executive chef and general manager, Adrian is known for his ability to unify administration, culinary and service teams resulting in exceptional guest experiences. He is hands-on in the kitchen and the dining room, making a point of interacting with guests as often as possible. In his spare time, Chef Adrian enjoys fishing with friends.

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Kevin Cummins

Proprietor

With more than 20 years in the hospitality industry, Kevin and his wife Rachel grew up, met and married in Austin before moving their family to Georgetown in 2000. Rachel is the driving force behind Sweet Lemon Kitchen, which has won Best of Georgetown awards every year since it opened in 2014, as well as The Little Lemon at the Georgetown Public Library. The son of Austin restaurateurs, Kevin has built and led teams of more than 500 and delivered programs over $200M.

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Behind the Scenes

A cornerstone of the past, a memorable experience in the present, and more to come in the future!
City Post Chophouse strives to deliver a modern fine-dining experience that honors our history.
We invite you to experience City Post for yourself!

Art deco style illustration of the citypost chophouse as it sits on the street surrounded by streetlights. A custom pattern  pulled from the walls of the of chophouse stands in contrast against the background