Services are excellent Brunch is great , love my BLT…read morebreakfast, my daughter had Eggs Benedict. Will be back Ambience is very nice

Terrible customer service. I was with a group celebrating a birthday and when we walked in the…read morewomen bartender with the pink hair made several racist comments towards our group. I will never return to this establishment and encourage others not to either until they change their ways.

What a hidden gem appearing in Georgetown! Very breezy and calming atmosphere. The tall windows…read morespanning half of the walls brings in all the magical natural light and makes the actually decent sized space feel giant and open. My husband and I are already interested after one visit in checking out pricing for possibly renting out the space for an event of our own. The bathrooms are gender neutral BUT when you go in there the different stall doors have only one label, guys or gals, on the door which is very confusing to people entering the bathroom or waiting for stalls and thinking maybe the guys labeled stall only has a urinal or something but they're all the same toilet. It has a very classy, purposefully dated look but was extremely cleaned and well maintained. They also have free guest Wi-Fi. The cocktails are a little pricey for the area, but the venue space and the quality of the drinks were well worth the price. They actually have a quite expansive menu of drink options as well. Definitely needs more seating options for the drink window area if they plan on having more open hours days for people to randomly come in and enjoy a specially crafted drink. I can't wait to see what this place turns into!

This place is so well thought out. Great design, great cocktails, cool vibe. The Spiked Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate, Santa's Helper Eggnog, Texas Sun cocktails have all been vetted and approved by us and our friends. If we lived in Georgetown we would probably be here at least one night per week. I might travel more to this area just to visit Wish Well House. P.S. the bathrooms are cool.

Excellent Fish & Chips! Nice quiet spot off the Square. Nice staff. This place needs to be #1 in…read moreYelp reviews.

Went tonite for our weekly date nite; first visit to Georgie's though we've been in Georgetown…read moresince 2003. Saw the name when searching seafood here. The website mentioned reservations but accepting walk-ins also; my wife made a reservation for 8 at 7:40p, and that turned out well, as the couple in front of us hadn't done so & went out front to wait. We had a very attentive waitress, & sat on a raised stage by the window which was cool, but note: tall chairs there maybe not great for short legs. When she poured our water we didn't have to request, she left the carafe, which I supposed was a labor saving idea --until she came back repeatedly and refilled our glasses with it! It aided our date night that the two flat screens had artworks displayed not a basketball game or Chive videos of folks getting injured for 15 seconds of fame. Menu is in the upper middle price range for us but we did an easy work-around to get some upscale food, anyway:: We ordered a bowl of gumbo from the appetizer list, with two spoons; (yeah, been married 41 years)... Arrived perfect temp, not to hot to dig right in. The 6 crab claws broken to expose the meat were a nice touch we've never seen; we try everyone's gumbo: prolly the best we've had recently if ever. Continuing that theme, we shared the 14 oz Japanese style (name recipes me) new horn strip, truly too much for one normal appetite: the already flavorful tender steak was helped even more by a unique brown sauce with capers: and my Dad said a good steak doesn't NEED any help. Well, this steak was so good let's just say "the sauce was gravy." We like Brussels sprouts broiled; so my wife asked when ordering the steak, which comes with creamed sprouts, if they could be broiled: instead our waitress asked the chefs who actually flash fried them with salt and pepper, perfectly, with crunchy outer leaves & al dent inside. My wife ordered a 14.00 glass of Pinot noir; the cool wine glass was a generous size --and filled generously. We like the pretentious wine descriptions from the backs of bottles; bartender let us take a photo of the label but suggested the "vivino" app to get the lowdown on any wine. Finished off sharing the bread pudding with rum soaked yellow raisins, great flavor without excess sweetness, and thanked our waitress Katy.

The cutest little spot in downtown Georgetown is The Golden Rule! I was seated in their outdoor…read morepatio which was very cute. My waitress was excellent and accommodating. Great cocktails - I ordered their new old fashioned. Classic steak frites dish that was cooked to perfection (medium rare) with bbq seasoned fries. Street parking can be difficult to find close to the restaurant so be prepared to walk! Not to worry as it's a beautiful downtown to explore with plenty of shops.

Rude bartenders (3 women) told us they're closed at 9:13..maps says 10pm, but only the bar. Needs…read moreto specify on maps so they don't waste peoples time. I don't say they were rude just because of the closing, but the attitude about it. Happily turning us away. Hardly any people were in there, ratio was more employees waiting around hoping to close & not make $$ but ok Came to another bar downtown ;)

Went by on a whim was going for the brick and ale, they don't open till 5 PM ! they were closed so…read morewe went to Jack's lounge. Ordered a salad Caesar and brussels sprouts with bacon and pecans. Delicious Deb was the waitress very friendly. Thanks. Keep up the good work.

Kimberly was fantastic - she was very attentive, service was great and she remembered everyone for…read morethe duration of our stay.

I've been looking for a good authentic pub in Central TX but unfortunately have not found it yet…read more We went in on a Sunday afternoon. It was not busy. Service was good and friendly. There's a good variety of beer/liquor. Food was meh. The batter on the fish and chips wasn't great - it was thick rather than crispy and flaky. And it was one giant piece of fish shaped like a log. Comes with ketchup, tartar sauce, and mushy peas. We had to request vinegar. I was looking forward to the peas but they were awful. They had an odd flavor to them that I couldn't pinpoint. The shepherds pie was also just ok. It was mostly meat and I don't think it's made with fresh potato (seemed like boxed potatoes). It honestly reminded me of a Stouffers meal. The inside was neat and clean yet cozy and pub-like. I'd return for a pint but not for the grub.

A bit of a letdown considering they were featured on Kitchen Nightmares…read more Unfortunately, none of the dishes impressed us. The scotch egg was cooked well in that it had a crispy exterior and soft boiled center, but the outer layer was very bland. The burger was a greasy, saucy mess and weirdly, the sauce did nothing to add to or complement the flavor. The shepherd's pie was probably the best of the three but that's not saying much as I don't think it's that difficult to make - the mash was ok and the meat component tasted one note. Service was extremely friendly and on point. We were helped right away and checked in on several times, so many kudos to the waitstaff! The overall vibe gave "sleek pub" and felt very cozy as a nice casual hang out spot.

I got a call after work from a friend to meet her at this place called the rabbit hole. I went…read morealong with the plan. The place has a nice ambiance to see. The music selection was definitely on point. This is nice spot for a instant meet up.

Great vibe, super attentive wait staff and food comes right through the door from Conejo. Very goodread more

DON'T GO INTO THE ATTIC! Nope, never again. Popped in to…read moretown and brought a local friend to dinner. Afterwards we decided to have a drink. Located upstairs above Hydrate in this wanna be speakeasy, with a crusty old New Orleans overflow bar vibe. Squeaky old attic floors and plywood walls. A Rude bartender serving the town gentlemen in nice large glassware. While we sit at one of the few high tops in this tiny place and wait 15 minutes to be waited on we finally order at the bar and wait for the 2 drinks. $32 for two 8 oz plastic cups you'd find at a kids birthday party, one with margarita and the other with rum and coke. After leaving a tip, we had spent $1 more on 2 tiny drinks, in a horrible bar, than we spent on dinner.

Great drinks, awesome bartenders and great patrons. Excellent live music and they are very…read moresupportive of our beautiful downtown.

BROOOO the food at Hard Count was INSANELY BUSSIN. Whoever is cooking back there deserves a raise…read moreimmediately because every bite was straight-up ridiculous. You can tell the chef actually knows what they're doing the flavors were on point, everything was cooked perfectly, and I was genuinely sad when I finished my plate. This wasn't just "good bar food," this was chef's-kiss, slap-the-table, clean-the-plate type of food.

Went there for Saturday brunch. We had a reservation, but it didn't seem necessary (they thought…read moreso, too, I got an email halfway through brunch that the reservation was canceled). The waitstaff were all very kind and attentive. The food felt very overpriced for what we received. The brunch fruit bowl I received consisted of four thin slices of strawberry (not even one strawberry), two pineapple chunks and no more than 15 blueberries. The ham and eggs Benedict was borderline flavorless and the egg white was cold and runny. I love a good poached egg, but it was more liquid than poached. The tequila sunrise was musky and the flavor of the tequila overwhelmed the rest of the drink. I really wanted to like this place! However, I spent $35 on a pretty pitiful brunch meal. The restaurant seating area and decor were all nice. The bathroom had no music and is small and cramped (you can't get paper towels without either blocking the door or a stall). The people were kind and attentive enough that I probably would try it again? Maybe Sunday brunch or a different meal entirely.

I had a really lovely stay at the Ruby Hotel in Round Rock. The property has a fun, slightly campy…read morecharm while still feeling modern and thoughtfully designed -- overall, it's just a very cute place to stay. The food was genuinely excellent, and the service was warm and attentive throughout. The bed was also a standout -- more comfortable than what I've experienced at most four-star hotels. I also loved the in-room Nespresso machine, which was a great touch. The only drawbacks are the location and setting. It's not ideal if you want to be close to a more metropolitan, walkable area, and being right on the creek means there can be quite a few bugs, especially in the evening. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for a relaxing, stylish getaway with great food and very comfortable rooms.

I keep forgetting about this hidden gem. This place was…read morejampacked. I have to remember it is a hotel bar, with live music that also welcome to the round rock nightlife patrons The music was live and had a nice sound to it, it could've been greatly improved with some type of assistance because although the gentleman was singing, could not make out the words could've been a combination of his articulation and my hearing but either way be improved The martini was well-balanced and well-made Friendly interactive, bartender It has been several years since I have been here... It won't take me that long to come back again. Definitely needs to be on your rotation if you're looking for a good bar that round rock area with live music.