If you're looking for a clean, pure straight up brewery with killer pizza, you have to come to…read morePinthouse. Any beer connoisseur will understand the technique the demands and the workmanship that goes into creating draft beer and what I really love is I fell in love with the Hill country kolsch, it's a blend of a light beer so I prefer light beers like ultra or Miller so to me it taste like a more full flavored Miller light and what I really appreciate is that it's not like a heavy IPA so it allows me to free up space in my stomach so I can go for the killer pizza. Hands-down, one of the best cheese, breads, high-quality cheese crispy, crunchy cheese bread with what I really love are those crispy crunchy edges that are on the crust it's addictive. And then you're able to dip each cheese bread into that jalapeño ranch or that creamy queso. I'm telling you this right now their house made jalapeño ranch is like crack. They should bottle it and sell it if they decided to bottle it I would buy a bottle should I say I think it's better than Wingstop? Go try the pizzas as you can see. I ordered the works pizza we can see all the beautiful cuts of meats. All fresh meats, all beautifully individually, sliced fresh crunchy crust with melted cheese. Just a great bite. If you're a carnivore this is your pizza. I wanted to jazz things up and go for the honey bear pizza and I requested that they add white sauce as the base and then drizzle on top of the olive oil. I'm happy they made that pizza for me because you can taste the white sauce mixed with the olive oil and the nice salty shavings of prosciutto.

Lunch at Pinthouse Pizza with my granddaughter was a win. Full stop…read more We started with salads: * Pinthouse Salad (baby spinach, red onion, candied pecans, cranberries, blue cheese, poppyseed dressing): Solid. The poppyseed dressing was just okay, but the salad itself was so good I'd absolutely order it again without hesitation. * Caesar Salad: My granddaughter liked it overall, but said there was way too much shaved Parmesan. Not a deal-breaker, just a heavy hand. Now, the pizza I ordered a 10" personal pizza with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, red onions, and arugula. The pizza itself? Really good. The arugula, though... listen. It was everywhere. Overkill. I ended up taking most of it off and tossing it onto my spinach salad -- problem solved, no waste, still delicious. My granddaughter went classic with a cheese pizza, and she loved it. Said it's one of her favorites, and she's been here before -- which says a lot coming from a young person who does not hand out compliments lightly. What really sealed it for me: * The servers were amazing -- friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind * The place was very clean * The vibe was relaxed and welcoming, perfect for an easy lunch and good conversation Overall? Great food, great service, great time with my granddaughter -- and that's the kind of lunch that sticks with you. I'd definitely go back. And yes, I'd order that spinach salad again... arugula optional.

Auntie Anne's used to bring me back to my mall rat days, snacking on pretzel nuggets dipped in…read morecheese. But times have definitely changed! No lines on a Saturday afternoon should have been my first clue since this place used to get packed. It's a pretty small place inside too! The quality isn't what it used to be, and like everything else, prices have gone up. $15 for pretzel nuggets, mini pretzel dogs and a cheese dip- they were okay, but nothing special. The pretzel bread was a bit soggy from sitting out. Will I be back? Only if I'm hangry and need a quick snack since I know they have pretzel nuggets sitting on a container ready to be served.

This location never has wifi for it's transactions, always says it's out after I've already made an…read moreorder. Pretzel buckets are advertised but when asked says they don't do or sell them. If it's not an option then why is it advertised as one. I've given up trying to get anything at this location, if their POS system is working, they've run out of what I wanted. If they have what I want, their POS system is down. It's ridiculous

I am giving Auntie Anne's 5 stars for their yummy, delicious pretzels. Today my husband and I…read moretried the chocolate frost drink and we were very disappointed in the flavor. It tastes water based. It looks very pretty and inviting in the photo but it lacks flavor, even with the whipped cream and chocolate drizzle on top. Auntie Anne, is there any way you can change the recipe to include milk or ice cream? I think you would sell many more chocolate frosts if you changed the base ingredient. I won't be buying that again and my husband feels the same way. We would have to give that drink only one star. Nancy L.

I went into Walmart (2701 S I-35, Round Rock) to shop one day. I was hungry and noticed Auntie…read moreAnne's Pretzel storefront inside. I had wanted something with more protein than just a pretzel, and the girl, Elizabeth, mentioned that they had little " smokie links " wrapped in pretzels coming out of the oven in 2 minutes. I LOVED those little links, and pretzels, since I was a kid! I bought some and they were the BEST treat ever! (I am drooling just thinking about them!) Then Sara, another woman behind counter, offered me a sample of cheese to dip them in. I was in taste bud heaven! I'm going back tomorrow to get some more. It was the perfect thing for a fast lunch-on-the-go. Do give them a try!

Hard - not good I spent too much and got hard pretzel dog…read moreand hard cinnamon pretzel pieces

Happy anniversary! Great party and beers today to celebrate two years for Prost. I've been here…read moreseveral times and I'm always impressed and excited by their unique offerings and stylish upstairs taproom. I didn't even know downtown Pflugerville existed until the day they opened, so thanks to Prost for introducing me to the entire neighborhood as well.

Such a cute spot! Prost Alehouse has such a relaxed vibe -- perfect for catching a game, playing…read moresome card or board games, or just hanging out with friends. The atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, and it's easy to lose track of time here in the best way. It's the kind of place where you can just sit back, sip on a drink, and unwind without any rush. Definitely a new go-to for an easy, laid-back night out.

Stopped by this new location that just opened. Smells great when you walk in. It's also a Jamba…read moreJuice. Bought two salted pretzels and two cheese sauces. The cheese sauce isn't warmed so it's thick. The pretzels were fairly dry. Not going to knock off any stars as they just opened. Perhaps they'll ensure the pretzels are a little fresher and the cheese sauce is warmed. The staff were friendly. They also have a drive through.

They were clearly not ready to open this store but did it anyway. The store doesn't exist on their…read moreapp, meaning you can't use rewards here. Employee informed me you can't use Amex or manually enter rewards stuff because "our IT support guy sucks". Employees are openly frustrated. I feel bad for them. Pretzels came out, wrapped in wax paper. Can I have a bag to take these home? "We have never gotten any bags." How about a napkin? "We are out." Maybe they'll be better once things settle down? P.S. they said their store will be called "Leander" once it eventually goes into the app. That's confusing, because this store is in Cedar Park.

I have not had their pretzels in years. First I went in and they were too busy to serve me. I came…read moreback and got an original pretzel to go. It was disgusting. All I could taste was salt. I will not be back.If I came back , it would be for Jamba Juice.

I don't know what they are putting in these pretzels but, I visited this location twice in one…read moreweek! I didn't know Auntie Anne's had standalone locations outside of a mall and boy, I probably shouldn't have learned this lol. The pretzels always are so fresh and ready. My only qualm is that it seems only one person knows how to work the register. So when that person is in the middle of fixing an order (it's also a jamba juice) you have to wait for your pretzels; when they are already ready in the food display. other than that, can't wait until I'm in north austin again for my fix!

One stop shopping for primo eating and drinking good times…read more * * * Obsidian Brewery makes beer. I have no idea how the beer is. I may visit Obsidian Brewery time after time after time after time and never find out how their beer is. This is because a) They have an outstanding bar and b) They have an outstanding kitchen. For me, beer is a hardship beverage you drink when there is nothing else better available. When I go to a bar, I can sometimes be looking for mix-mastering. Usually I am looking for outstanding top of the line hard spirits. * * * When I walked into Obsidian, I looked at their bar. It was love at first sight. In front of me were twenty yards of three shelves of the most wonderful bottles I could possibly imagine. Half of them I had never heard of before. * * * I settled on a Buddha's Hand Gin. Buddha and Gin rarely appear in the same sentence Never mind the same label on a bottle. I ordered it straight up. I went immediately to Nirvana. Forget the meditation and the austerities. The Buddha's Hand Gin was as good as a trip to the Himalayas. Buddha's Hand is an obscure citrus fruit that grows multiple protuberances the way some horseradishes do. It is golden and looks like a hand. Ergo the name. The Buddha's Hand Gin is a citrus tinged gin with an edge more like orange zest than like orange juice. The additional botanicals make it strong, attention grabbing, fruity and yet combative. I was absolutely fascinated. Note that Buddha's Hand Gin is only one of the many items they have to explore there. I am totally ready to do more exploring. * * * The kitchen at Obsidian is also of distinction. The savvy local guide I came with adored his Thai Curry Wood Fired Rings. I went with a Cheesy Bread. This is open-faced grilled cheese on a thick slice of bread the size of a shoebox, with a wonderful homemade tomato sauce on about 1/3 of it. It is the best cheese pizza you have ever had. It is what cheese pizza is supposed to be if you don't use the standard canned ingredients that institutional providers sell to Domino's. I was as in love with my cheese bread as I was with my citrus gin. * * * The company was also outstanding. Which is just as well because Obsidian is a social place. Lots of Leanderthals having a fine time in couples and groups. This is not a loner's loser bar. You know - the dark rooms with misfits drinking their sixth beer while watching TV. This is a good folks good times full-of-sunlight place. So you definitely want to come with good folks. * * * Good food, good bottles, good people. And if you are feeling chipper, You can even have a homemade beer to celebrate.

I want to give the staff a shout out! Both bartenders last night were absolutely amazing!…read more We had the pepperoni pizza, Thai Pizza, and the lemon pepper wings extra crispy! Everything was top notch and absolutely delicious! Ooohhhh almost forgot their dill ranch is killer!!!! We will be back!

Got some pretzel dog bites as a snack and they were decent. Comes in a pretty good quantity in a…read morecup and they are great for on the go mall munchies. The sausages are bite sized and nothing standout, but not overly salty or fatty. The pretzel itself is definitely a bit harder and denser than I would like - not quite chewy, but has a shell of some sort for sure. At the end of the day, it's classic mall fare and meets the needs when the cravings hit.

The stuff is nice enough. It's a clean enough place. It's a food court inside. The mall parking lot…read moreis at the mall. You have to show the app order in order to get your items. Mustard ketchup plastic silverware is available.

Well... where to begin. This might be a long one. Reservations for five as the kids decided on…read morefamily dinner being here. We arrived on time to be greeted by two hostesses who looked too young to even be employed and more interested in flipping their hair than actually working. After about ten minutes, we were seated. First seating for a large family was a small booth, so we asked to be seated at a bigger table. Second seating in the back of the restaurant close to the bar and kitchen. Initially, our waitress seemed expedient and friendly. Took our drink and meal orders and brought drinks out quickly. First round of drinks were fine.. Appetizers were mozzarella sticks and spinach and artichoke dip. Entrees were a bacon cheeseburger, baby back ribs with a loaded baked potato and broccoli cheese soup, chicken parm, beef dip sandwich, and a 10 oz ribeye for me. Order made and we waited. While waited we watched for servers standby and talk about random cartoons; one server was loudly having a conversation, with himself; bartenders seemed disengaged at times from the patrons. But as the bar filled in they seemed to liven up. I mention the servers talking only as a reference to our food. One of the servers being our own. When our food finally came out, you could tell immediately that the food had been ready for a while. Second round of drinks were bad. Shirley temples were watered down, orange soda had an unfamiliar taste. That did not get drank. Main course came out after about 40 minutes. The bacon cheeseburger was acceptable, chicken parm, the noodles were overcooked, dried out and room temperature. They were so unacceptable that we had to send it back. The fresh noodles came out in less than ten minutes The baby back ribs were poorly cooked and bland. Baked potato looked unappealing, and the broccoli cheese soup tasted like velveeta cheese soup. The beef dip came out and Was barely warm and dry. The steak was fairly cooked well, albeit a bit chewy and overly fatty. Disregarding the servers discourse, our server wasn't overtly bad. And she was nice. But the service was eh. Food was ick. At least we were able to keep up with March madness.

Today's service was exceptionally slow. I dont know what went wrong or there were promises kids…read morethere or what... We got there around 7pm tonight. Waited for our table for what seemed like 30+ minutes.. we didn't get a table until 745pm.. and only after we asked the front desk person a couple times.. we got to table and waited more. We didn't get to order and receive our food (Caesar salad) until 8pm.. kid ordered mini corn dogs+fruit, I ordered crispy Korean style chicken sandwich, and a Sante Fe Salad. The black cherry soda was out today also.. so we ordered 2 root beers instead. The food was just okay. They used to shave their parmesan cheese for the Caesar Salad.. but not anymore. Also the food took A LOOONG time to come out despite what we ordered.. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt in that their slow service was caused by kids coming in for their prom dinner etcetc.. this time's experience wasn't the greatest...