Good dive-y bar with great drink options, solid food, and friendly staff!…read more It wasn't too crowded during the day on weekend and it was nice to hangout with some snacks and beer. They have quite fun paintings on hanging there as well. A huge fan! They have good selection of beers (and e had some with cherry, I think). The fried pickles super hot, fresh, and have great texture.

Nice neighborhood dive bar with a large beer selection. The food here is what you expect in a bar…read morefood menu but still good. There is a fair amount of indoor space and an outdoor area in the back. You won't see a bunch of kids running around here if you are looking to get away from those breweries near by.

I can't wait for their new curated coffee house, upstairs! This place is an Austin landmark great…read morefor those late night rendezvous and after game celebration.

Come for the beer not the food. Fantastic selection of beer and super friendly bartenders…read more But this review is about their food truck that's run by Little House Kitchen (according to their online ordering platform). And BTW you can only order online with a qr code (this is always a bad customer experience imo). And just like this, the customer service isn't up to part. The fish is fantastic with a crispy hand batter. The fries were the absolute worst. Not crispy and tasted like I took some non name brand fries and threw them in an air fryer. And for $13 I expect more than 4 oz of fish. Sure there were plentiful fries but when they're that bad we both wasted money. But coming back to the service, with 3 empty bottles of malt vinegar and an empty ketchup dispenser and one guy working, of course I'm going to rate the service as bad. But let's face it, we come for the BEER!!

A brownie with three scoops of ice cream, candied pecans, and caramel sauce isn't always a good…read morething. It should not be the size of a big box store. * * * Cover 3 is a fascinating place. It is a sports bar It has a million attractive wonderful aspects. It has a million pain in the neck aspects. Everything is a good news bad news joke. But the good news is pretty good. * * * I ran into the bad news right upon entering the restaurant. There was not a comfortable table to sit at anywhere in the restaurant except at the bar. Benches were so low that it was like being a four year old at the grown up table. I would have needed a telephone book to reach the table. Regular chairs don't face the TV so you have to crane your neck to see the sports. Comfortable curved sofa benches exist, but they are 500 miles from the TV. So I tried seat after seat after seat before ending up at the bar. The bar was okay. * * * The bar choices are ample and slim. There were surprisingly thin offerings on beer. There were WONDERFUL listings on bourbon and rye. I am a rye drinker, so I was in hog heaven. The tequila listings were pretty good too. Gin drinkers, scotch drinkers and vodka drinkers were just going to have to take what was available. The cocktail menu was about average. I was in a golden cloud of glory with all my choices. Angel's Envy Rye is first rate libation that is simultaneously fiercely peppery and sublimely smooth. Rough on the taste means usually means rough going down. This was BDSM with the grace of a feather. I was in love. * * * Chile con carne was a beautiful chili with brisket rather than the usual hamburger. Flavoring was superb. The brisket chunks were three times as big as you would comfortably want to put in your mouth all at once. You don't want to take a fork and knife to a bowlful of chili. So I was struggling to eat my meat all night while at the same time admiring the quality of the recipe. Cover 3 Kitchen Preppers: How much extra work is it really to cut your meat into manageablely sized pieces? * * * Garlic Mashed Potatoes had a picture of garlic walked in front of the potatoes while they were boiling. Garlic? What garlic? The handful of mouthfuls with butter were good. The rest was empty starch. * * * The human beings working the bar were fantastic. Two of the nicest and most helpful ladies working in the bartending trade. Good people count for a lot in a restaurant. * * * The sports televisions were great. Watching Duke eke out a one point win over Louisville in women's basketball was good times. * * * Then comes the dessert. Dark clouds. The brownie with three scoops of ice cream, candied pecans, and caramel sauce tasted fantastic. It was an irresistible end to a meal. But brownies should really really not be the size of a big box store. Remember from English class - "Enough! No More! Tis not so sweet now as it was before." The brownie was three to five times the size of a regular brownie - and this was before all the extra stuff was put on top of it. It was super rich and super good the way brownies are supposed to be. It was gooey the way super brownies are supposed to be. But the only human being in history who could have managed that sucker was Diamond Jim Brady, the notorious glutton of the Gilded Age. (Four T-bone steaks, two ducks, a half a dozen lobsters, three dozen oysters, two pounds of candy and an entire pastry tray were a normal dinner for him. He could go for more if there were special treats.) I went from being happy and in a good mood to being a little full, then more than full, then Jesus-Christ-I-Can't-Stand-It-Anymore. I left half of that brownie on my plate, and left Cover 3 nauseated and staggering. Not the way you want to end an otherwise fine evening. * * * Cover 3 has its definite attractions - even if you have to put up with the chairs. Bourbon and rye drinkers, take especial note. If you are going to have dessert, Bring a Sunday School bus full of second graders with you. One dessert will be enough to feed the bus.

This is a great place to go during NFL games. It get's pretty loud for UT games…read more Trace is a great mixologist and fun to chat with at the bar. He made me a great martini espresso. I did try a great red wine from California but it was chilled which is totally a Texas thing. You can't taste the flavors when it is cold. The air wasn't vacuumed out either. I will be back. The guys next to us had some great looking food.

After 3+ hours of fitness today, friends wanted to have Mexican food. I was totally down for doing…read moreso. One of our friends from Mexico City, Mexico says she wanted authentic Mexican food, and she says she always frequents Botanero Sports Bar when she comes to Austin. To be honest, I was skeptical...great Mexican food in a sports bar...sounded to me like an oxymoron. I was pleasantly surprised with the restaurant interior, food presentation and entrée authenticity. Loved the restaurant vibe...true Mexico. The only thing missing was a mariachi band. A band was coming in when we were leaving, so perhaps they were getting ready to play. Love mariachis...reminds me of home. After nibbling on complementary chips and salsa / spicy sauce, we ordered several dishes: fajitas, carne asada, flautas, and ceviche tower. The carne asada was hit and loved by the majority of us. The beef was tender and flavorful. Also, the plate came with refried beans, rice, onion, salad, and cactus along with tortillas. Most dishes came with rice and beans. The fajitas were served piping hot as you see streams of smoke coming from the skillet they were served on. The flautas were ok...would not order them again. In addition, while the ceviche tower was aesthetically beautiful, it was a bit bland. Important to note, was the serving dishes that were being presented throughout the restaurant such as a large soup bowl the size of a mixing bowl, a dish served in a large gray porous bowl that looked to be made from stone or shrimp served in a standing bowl that looked similar an oversized wine glass. It was so fun to watch all these presentations of food. Our friend had a birthday two days ago and we celebrated today. One of my friends ordered an appetizer/drink for the birthday girl. I have never seen anything like it. There were six cans of Modelo beer (beer had chamoy and tahine on the sides) covered on the top with cucumbers, shrimp, olives, and other mystery ingredients. This was so fascinating to watch. I ate a couple of spicy cucumbers but skipped the beer. My friends loved the beer! They ordered another Mexican beer called Victoria. This beer is from Mexico City. The restaurant staff provided our friend with a sombrero to wear while we sang happy birthday to her. They also provided a complimentary piece of chocolate cake. I was absolutely fascinated with experiencing this meal which titillated all your senses. I can honestly say this the most authentic Mexican restaurant that I have dined at in Austin!

I've been here several times and am never disappointed in their Al pastor tacos. So much flavor…read more Can get busy during lunch so beware. I usually come in a group of 4 and won't typically have any issues with seating.

almost skipped over this place and its my new favorite spot! super comfortable! delicious food even…read morebetter service.

We arrived around 4:30 pm on a Saturday afternoon. We waited at our table about 15 minutes before…read morewe realized we needed to order food and drinks at the bar. My friend who suggested this place, and met us, said they had come to the table to take their order the times she had been before. We had the fish and chips and I had queso on the fries. The coleslaw tasted terribly sour and was not edible, the fish was over fried in a tempura batter and the queso, while tasty, had the texture of queso that has been left in the slow cooker too long. Their onion rings have the same tempura batter which I normally like but these and the fish were very greasy. The drinks were moderately priced which was a plus so we would probably go back just to have some drinks.

Amazing staff!!!! Great location. Best night I've had in a while. Thank you Allison and paisley!!read more

I went for the first time last week to watch the Mexico game and that frozen bomb pop drink was…read moresooo good!! Lots of outdoor space and the staff was pretty friendly. Definitely will be back to watch another game

I came here because a friend of mine is moving, so we all met here for lunch. The place has a cool…read morevibe, including outdoor games. I placed my lunch order using the QR code, but in the future I would probably go inside to order, as it felt like multiple steps. My son and I ordered burgers -- he got his with fries and I got mine with tots -- and my daughter ordered the hot honey turkey biscuit. It took quite a while for the food to come out, but what I will say is that the burger I ordered is literally one of the best burgers I have ever had. It had the right amount of savory, sweet, and crunchiness, along with the juiciness of the burger patty. I don't live in that area, but the next time I'm nearby, I would go there just to get that burger!

We met our family here for dinner on a Friday night. There is a plenty of outdoor seating and the…read morespace is dog and kid friendly. There are pickle ball courts available and a small playground and 2 yard games for kids. You order from your QR code at the table which makes the service quicker. The drinks and food came out quickly. I had the quesadillas which were really good and a big portion size. The grilled veggies in the quesadilla added so much flavor than your plain Jane quesadilla. There is a wide array of food options so even the pickiest eater can find something. This is a great hangout spot for large groups to unwind!

If your ideal hangout involves cold drinks, big games, and zero stress, The All Good absolutely…read moredelivers. The patio is awesome - massive, shaded, and built for lingering whether you've got the whole fam or just need a laid-back spot with friends. The beer selection is extensive, with taps from local brew cos. like Austin Beerworks, Celis, and Meanwhile Brewing. Whether you're in the mood for something light or dig a hazy IPA, they've got you're covered. Cocktails are solid too, and the staff has been really dialed in every time I've visited. There are screens everywhere, great for game days, including a giant one out on the patio that I wish I could put in my own backyard. Safe to say, this is now a go-to for big events like March Madness, Texas football and The Masters.

This area of Cedar Park is becoming quite the hot spot for dining, cocktails, and fun times. The…read moreAll Good is one the latest to join the Rail Yard scene. The All Good is kid and pet-friendly with a spacious patio with some games to keep the kids and adults occupied. TVs are everywhere, both inside and out on the patio. They do have the NFL ticket, and we have visited them on Sundays to catch a game. Husband likes that they have a couple of Par Tee games and is a frequent player with one of his friends. All Good has a pretty large bar with table tops and tables inside. There are picnic tables outside. The bar features many craft beers on tap and some very interesting specialty cocktails. Their Paloma is my favorite. There is a permanent food truck on site that serves up an excellent smash burger. They do have live music on the weekends. Service at the bar and tables is always friendly, and the servers make sure you are never sitting with an empty glass! Do check out this gem area in Cedar Park; there is something for everyone.