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    4.0 (2.3k reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Brisket, spicy sausage, cream corn, mashed potato and sweet tea.
    N.J. R.

    Food was good. The service was good and the environment rustic and old fashion. My only issue was the inability to customize the chicken portion. As I couldn't get a quarter chicken only half. The sweet tea was delish and homemade.

    Bar area
    Scotty T.

    Went in for some lunch, and have had some of the other local BBQ places in the area throughout my travels. The BBQ was decent, not the best I've had, not the worst either. However, having 3 pork ribs, 1 beef rib, and a "sliver" of sirloin & brisket... trying to do the math on what the meat bill would be ended up being way over what I estimated. In the end it was $80 of meat, and after having them it was way overpriced as when all was said and done, 1/2 that weight was bone and fat. Now, it is a really neat interior giving the Texas BBQ vibe and had really nice and friendly staff. I would just say the price point next to the quality I got that day was a bit on the high side.

    Beef Rib & Brisket
    Lloyd C.

    Our coworker, recommended Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que. A lesser known place, than the famous ones, but they turn out stellar "Que"! [From their website] "Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que is honored to be the 'Best Of The Best' in the barbecue business and home of the original World Famous "Big Chop." now you can get a taste of Texas Hill Country BBQ that restaurant reviewers have raved about!" The inside seating is grab your own picnic tables or share with others. They have a huge outside dining area with additional seating. Also, they have a bar area to sit at. Order your meats by the pound, get sides, dessert, etc and pay at the end of the line. They do have other merchandise for sale like beef jerky, bbq sauce, etc. Two separate multi-user men and women's restrooms. Complimentary stewed beans, bbq sauce, jalapeño, pickles, onions, and bread. For dinner, I ordered the... Beef Rib - really tender, yet firm enough to stay on the bone. A good beefy bbq flavor and smokiness. Brisket - The brisket was tender, smokey, melt in your mouth delicious! The fat cap was was so good. LOL. I liked the Brisket a lot better than the Beef Rib. Mac-N-Cheese (bacon & jalapeño topping) - the noodles were cooked well and the cheese was cream and perfectly coated each noodle. The crisp bacon & jalapeño topping was free and no extra charge, really boasted this side. Banana Pudding - a classic southern dessert done well. Sweet Tea - We're in Texas, nothing beats the heat better than cold Sweet Tea. Others in my group who ordered said that the Roast Chicken was good. Unfortunately, the smoked Turkey was dry. Thank you Paula for the recommendation. We loved the place. Support your local business!

    Brisket and sausage
    Gregory M.

    Little pricy but solid barbecue. Bread, toppings and sauce are provided in stations at the back of the restaurant.

    Brisket and jalapeno cheddar sausage
    Zac G.

    (4.25 stars) A long-running Texas barbecue joint known (for better or for worse) as being George W. Bush's favorite, Cooper's largely lived up to its reputation. The restaurant has a classic look (wood, brick, and ducts), and the menu - meats priced by the pound on a chalkboard - adds to the retro appeal. Those meats are cut to order by a pitmaster. After making your selection, you proceed down a cafeteria-style line and pick your sides. Sauce, pickles, and Wonder Bread are free. We opted for some brisket, a jalapeno sausage link, potato salad, and creamed corn. The brisket was tender and flavorful if a bit fatty while the sausage boasted a firm bite and a winning combination of spicy and cheesy. Unexpectedly, the creamed corn ended up being a highlight. If that's a side you usually avoid, Cooper's version may end up converting you. That said, the potato salad was nothing special and the sauce was very tomato-and-vinegar-forward. As to be expected given Cooper's location and reputation, prices are also quite high (as in almost $40 a pound for brisket). That's not outrageous for a "name" BBQ place in Austin though if I had to pay that after waiting in a long line, I might walk away disappointed. Cooper's is not the best Texas BBQ you're likely to find, but it's a pretty damn solid representation thereof.

    Dog friendly patio with great fans/air circulation
    Alyssa C.

    Service is quick and easy as you just make your way down the line similar to a cafeteria line. You pay for the meat by weight so it's easy to get food family style. The meat is wrapped in butcher paper and they have foil and bags available for leftovers. We had pork ribs, brisket, and turkey along with corn on the cob, potato salad, beans, pickles, and apple cobbler with ice cream. The turkey was ok but not as flavorful as I've had. I loved the ribs and brisket. The potato salad also wasn't my favorite so I will definitely get other sides on my next visit. I did like the cobbler and ice cream for dessert. The cobbler was hot with not too much crust and crust that had a slight crunch. The dog friendly patio was a great searing option with large tables and fans that made it extremely cool and comfortable on a hot day.

    Gladys S.

    Ooof none of the food we had was good or enjoyable. Waste of $70 today. The brisket was dry and disappointing. The sides were missing flavor. Disappointing after having incredible food at Franklin's and Terry Black's. Worst part was while eating my stomach started to hurt and within minutes this food sent me to the bathroom :( no other food issues with previous places we've gone to.

    Backyard
    Judy M.

    The first night we walked by and we were still adjusting to the time so we weren't hungry yet but decided to pick up some brisket to take back to the hotel for dinner. It was delicious. The next day we had prebooked a Downtown Austin walking food tour and this was also on the tour guide's list. (So you know it's legit). Personally enjoyed the brisket and their bbq sauce (sauce was not too sweet and more towards vinegary side which I really liked). This place is spacious! It has a bar upstairs and a backyard with tons of tables and seating. The great thing about this spot is they cook all day so food is usually ready to order.

    Pork ribs, grilled corn, pecan dessert
    Ellen M.

    Fun popular place in downtown Austin. Got the meat sweats from eating so much! Love the decor and bar area. Ample seating upstairs for larger groups. The sides were my favorite - banana pudding, cobblers, grilled corn. Pro tip: Can get pretty crowded so be patient as you wait in line to order.

    Mike M.

    I had a lunch meal here in January while in town and was pleased with my experience. Coopers is located downtown but don't think that you can't get very good barbecue here because you can. I ordered the 1/2 chicken for $13.75 and added potato salad for another $5.50. Beans come with the meal. Inside there is a downstairs dining room and upstairs a large dining area with a full bar and a small stage. This is a counter service restaurant with a serving line. My chicken was juicy and flavorful (4). The beans were also very good (4). Here you serve yourself the beans from their bean bar. I like that concept. Refills allowed. The potato salad was mustard based and was just ok. Not bad but not something I wouldn't order again (3). My impression of Coopers is positive and believe this is a good place to come get your Q fix without going to other places and waiting in line for 2 hours and paying X3 more $.

    Small coleslaw
    Austin K.

    I got one beef rib and half pound of brisket. I would've been fine with a quarter pound of brisket because the beef rib was so big. It was so rich that I couldn't finish it. Firstly, the texture was good and tender. But I agree with some of the other reviews where the singular tangy sauce without alternatives made it one-note. And I'm not a big sauce on my bbq guy. I did appreciate the free bread and beans, along with raw onions and pickles and jalapeños. I also got the coleslaw which is a good decent version of it that I'd get again if I came back here.

    Johanna C.

    This is our first meal in Aus, just a few steps from our hotel. Food is good, there is a lot of selections and complementary side dishes. Their brisket is so good & their beef rib falls off the bone, not a fan of their sirloin though, its a little bit chewy. Their meat is not that as seasoned which I don't mind bec i would like to taste the beef. When i tried their sauce, its too vinegary for me. Desserts are good as well. Overall it did not disappoint, given the ambiance & friendliness of their staff.

    Michelle G.

    If you're looking for classic Texas BBQ with a lively Austin vibe, Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar‑B‑Que is a must-visit. The BBQ was exactly what you'd hope for -- tender, juicy brisket with great smoke flavor, flavorful ribs, and generous portions. The sides hit the spot too: creamy potato salad, beans, fresh bread, and perfectly grilled corn on the cob. Simple, hearty, and done right. What really stood out was the atmosphere. It was busy and energetic, with people lining up to grab their plates, chatting, and enjoying the experience together. It felt very "Austin" -- casual, social, and welcoming. Great place for groups or when you want that authentic BBQ hall energy. We had a group and ordered food ahead of time. Service moved efficiently even with the crowd, and everything felt well-organized. No frills, just good food and good vibes. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when craving real Texas BBQ. Highly recommend!

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    Delicious good and friendly staff! Location and atmosphere are great. Ribs were perfectly seasoned, no need for sauce, unless you like it.

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    Phenomenal!! I've never had chicken and brisket that tastes this good! Definitely recommend visiting here.

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    Are the sauces gluten free?

    They don't use a traditional bbq sauce. You have the option of having your choice of meat either dipped in a vinegar based sauce, or served dry. Since I don't need to monitor my gluten intake I didn't ask that question.

    Are most of the meats gluten free?

    Verify with the pit master, but they told my wife they were. Enjoy!

    Do they have bottomless mimosa's for brunch?

    No all you can drink specials.

    Does coopers have outdoor seating?

    Yes, a back patio

    Is this place ayce?

    No, you buy items by the pound.

    How are the wait times around opening?

    I don't mind to do that if I can see a beautiful lady baby

    So they have a bbq sampler platter? If not, what's the smallest qty you can buy of the meats?

    Meat is sold by the pound, so you Cana ask for small portions of as many meats as you like. However, the meat guy measures with his eye. I asked for a quarter pound of brisket, but at the cashier it weighed more than 3/8-lb. so it can get expensive… 

    Does Coopers BBQ Have a 6 Pack of Beer? if so what is the price before tax?

    Yes they do. It depends on the type of beer.

    Is it byob?

    Not to my knowledge

    Does Ilano lounge serve the full menu?

    I don't know

    Do the ribs require sauce or are they flavorful without it?

    Ribs are incredible. Coopers food is all great without sauce.

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    I was invited by a friend, along with 10 of her closest friends, to attend a 1950s-themed murder…read moremystery in The Power Room (conveniently located in the back of Manny's Bar.) Murder mystery events are pretty common in Washington State, and we have attended several over the years. We have also hosted a Star Trek murder mystery dinner at our home. In case you are wondering, the hubs is the Trekkie. Since this was an all-girls event, I was flying solo. My first challenge was deciding what to wear. One thing was transparently clear...I was not about to spend money on an outfit destined to spend the rest of its life collecting dust in the back of my closet. After some extensive "research" (mainly googling 1950s fashion and perusing my closet), I pieced together a respectable 1950s outfit. It consisted of a pencil skirt with a little swing, a short-sleeved cardigan, and a sequined top to fit the prom-night theme. I completed the look with ankle socks, flat shoes, neck scarf, and a period-inspired hair clip. It would not have won an award for best dressed, however, I blended right in. Upon entering The Power Room, we were instructed to surrender our cell phones. Wait...what? My phone is essentially my third arm, personal assistant, camera, GPS, calculator and all things essential. Are you serious?! I exhaled as I handed over my phone. You received a wristband with your locker key attached. While I may not always agree with the rules, I am a dedicated rules follower. I reluctantly complied and tried to survive the acute separation anxiety. In addition, the event required a two-drink minimum, and the food options were fairly limited. Our server did an outstanding job keeping everyone's orders straight. Considering our group size and enthusiasm level, that alone deserved an award. Drinks and food were good. The murder mystery itself differed from others I have attended. Typically, the suspects are played by seasoned performers who can think on their feet and fully commit to their roles. In this version, audience members were selected to play the suspects. While this created some hilarious and unpredictable moments, it also led to occasional responses like, "I don't know," or, "Give me a minute to think about that," which is suboptimal when trying to solve a murder. Even still, the audience participation added a unique charm and plenty of laughs. At the end of the evening, awards were handed out for Best Suspect, Best Death Scene, and the team that successfully solved the murder mystery. I am proud to report that one of our friends won Best Death Scene, proving that if you're going to be murdered, you should at least go out with flair. Now for our team... Let's just say the killer will not be losing any sleep over our investigative abilities as we did not solve the murder. Importantly, the evening was tremendously fun. Between the costumes, the laughter, the over-the-top performances, and the challenge of solving the crime, it made for a memorable night out.

    We got there on time and had to wait 20 mins to be sat. We were asked to leave our table promptly…read moreat the 90-minute mark from when our reservation was supposed to begin; not factoring the time we lost at the table due to it not being ready for us. But it was more important to the Powder Room that the next group got their table on time, apparently. The drinks took soooo long, we got ONE round in, and were asked to leave the table before our second round arrived. They had no issues when taking our second round order while we were seated, but we were asked to leave the table immediately after. This round also took forever and we drank it standing, crowded, in everyone's way. I was embarrassed as it was my birthday, and I was taking a group of 7 other people - new to Austin - here to check out what was one of my favorite spots. I was bragging about it and chose it over other spots on their list. They hated it. I'm disappointed. Our server was great to us and apologetic about the service bar.

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    Simona's

    4.7
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    Located inside the Colton House Hotel, Simona's is the hotel's local resident serving coffee by…read moreday, and cocktails by night. I usually only go to coffee shops to work, but today, went on a coffee date with my dog instead. There's ground floor parking in the garage that's complimentary for two hours. I kept it simple with a vanilla latte. I noticed they had tacos at the bottom of the food menu, but at $13.25 for two tacos + an a la carte item, I decided to pass. Maybe my expectations were too high (as usual) because it's inside a hotel, but I was hoping for the kind of warm hospitality hotels are known for, but instead, the service felt a bit cold. It didn't exactly make me want to spend more money there. While sitting on the patio, I spotted the food truck outside and thought, "PERFECT. A food truck HAS to be cheaper. Take that Simona's!" I walked up to the window... only to find out it wasn't actually a separate food truck. It was just the pickup window. To order? I had to go back inside to Simona's and place my order with the delightful staff... I ended up ordering two Blue Migas tacos, and honestly, they were just... good, but nothing memorable. They tasted like your average breakfast tacos that you can find all over Austin for less. Despite loving how relaxing the outdoor patio is with its lucious greenery surrounding you and the beautiful French chairs and cafe tables, it's located right next to the hotel pool. If you're visiting on a summer afternoon, expect some extra noise with pool guests. If you're looking for a quiet coffee or a place to work, I'd recommend coming early in the morning instead.

    Great spot to hang out and grab a coffee with a friend (downstairs) or come and quietly read by…read moreyourself (upstairs). UPDATE: many reviews mentioned 4 hour parking, but this is no longer true - it is 2 HOUR parking the with a fee of $10 afterword. Not ideal for a remote working location for more than a short break. Matcha was one of the more expensive in Austin but solid. Food was great (got the birria tacos which were SO tender, although I did have a slight stomach ache right after - maybe just the grease). Went on a Tues during the day and there were many people working upstairs (quietly), but available seats for 2 or 3 ppl downstairs.

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    The Roosevelt Room

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    A friend mentioned she was having dinner at The Roosevelt Room, and I realized I had never been, so…read moreI added it to my Austin dining bucket list. After attending a murder mystery event next door, I stopped in for a bite to eat. The Roosevelt Room is a whole vide...the quintessential romantic location. While the bar is best known for its expertly crafted cocktails, I enjoyed watching the bartenders at work and decided to save the cocktails for my next visit. The atmosphere blends speakeasy charm with modern elegance, featuring dim lighting and smooth sultry music in the background. It appears to be an ideal spot for a romantic date night, catching up with friends, or unwinding after a long day of work. I will definitely be back to sample their signature cocktails on a date night with the hubs.

    Upscale yet fun cocktail bar with great staff and drinks…read more Food: 4 Service: 4.5 Atmosphere: 4.5 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: yes Return worthiness: yes Highlights - Classy atmosphere - Upstairs has a few tables and a quieter smaller bar - Downstairs has booths tables and a long bar which is a bit more lively - Isaac: skilled bartender that was fun to watch him make the drinks - Great temperature controlled drinks super cold classes--it's the little extra things that make a differene - Some cocktails have very cool glasses: one with a very long stem, a skull, etc. - Martinis: unique shisho and solid vesper - Grilled cheese: looked basic but the gouda and cheddar mix garlic rosemary oil on the sourdough bread, and crispy cheese on edges were great. 4.5 stars - Looks nice but no dress code where the FAQ said come in what you are comfortable in which which I appreciate - Can make reservation on open table and choose upstairs or down Midlights - Downstairs has a different menu than upstairs : down more simple by time period, up more upscale detailed - Pretzels for dessert were just simple tiny crispy choc covered. 3 stars - For the grilled cheese might have been able to go with an upgraded chip from Ruffles--maybe even a Kettle chip Lowlights - Even in quieter upstairs can't hear the bartender when right in front of him - Special board featuring drinks but they were out of the one I wanted

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    Whisler's

    4.3
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    1.3 mi
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    These are moments I think why do I live in San Antonio ( and often work in Austin ) when I can just…read morelive here and enjoy great restaurants, bars and weird gothic haunts like this with weird dark goth decor, a scent of palo santo , superb music, a great crowd and amazing drinks! College me would have lived here !! Enjoyed a French 75, my husband enjoyed a smoked Old Fashioned and it was a great place to grab a drink prior to seeing Springsteen at the Moody seated amongst candles , a weird alter of sorts while enjoying some Stevie Wonder as is playing now though some weird NIN or Type O might have been more appropriate

    I went to Whisler's and had one of the worst bar experiences I've ever had…read more I had one drink. I was completely sober for all intents and purposes. The bartender claimed I was drunk and cut me off anyway. I was at the bar talking to a girl while waiting to get a drink (the wait was long because the service is very slow, despite the bar not being very busy at all). She was clearly into me, and the bartender kept jumping in trying to talk to her too (instead of doing his job making drinks). He was doing all sorts of things to try and flirt with her and make her laugh: pulling out and showing her buckets of pre mixed cocktails, running and sliding under the bar, etc. She was engaging with both of us , and right in the middle of that, I get cut off out of nowhere. No explanation other than claiming I looked drunk, which I very clearly wasn't. It felt very clear what was going on--he wanted me out of the way. I left and asked the bouncer on my way out if I seemed drunk. This was literally two minutes later. He said no, not at all, and asked me why I would even ask that. I then told him exactly what happened and asked him to let the owner or whoever was in charge know about this extremely unprofessional conduct so they can discipline the bartender. His response was that the bartender has discretion to cut anyone off, and let me know the bartender is supposedly married so he couldn't have been flirting with any of the customers. Well, sounds like his logic is flawed--not only COULD he flirt with his customers, he WAS, and was therefore cheating. I hope his wife finds out. This is perfectly representative of Austin customer service lately and not normal in other places. I was in Tampa for an entire month earlier this year and this would've been unthinkable there. I'm not coming back.

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    4.7
    (30 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    We stopped in on a quiet Wednesday about 7:00. Revenge is an elegant cocktail lounge that feels a…read morelittle like a neighborhood bar. It's a perfect place to stop after dinner to extend the evening with a couple of drinks. Service (James ) was perfect and the cocktails were tasty, elegant and just the right amount of liquor. As for the venue itself: The inside is spacious and elegant. The bar stools are extremely comfortable. In fact, I'd describe them as elevated loungers. The main area is a good size and shape for larger groups. I appreciated that the music was not too loud to chat with your date. The restrooms are very clean and nice. The outdoor area in back was the biggest surprise. They have a nice, covered area with new outdoor furniture that is equipped with a pool table. Revenge is a hidden treasure. I recommend it for a relaxed, elegant evening.

    I joined a EuroCircle event here on December 27. They had a great turnout. I was glad to discover a…read morenew bar and I was lucky to get a primo street parking spot just outside the bar! They may not have expected so many people because it took a while to order a drink at the bar. It was not easy to navigate to the bar with the seats and I think another pole like obstruction, but my friend and I got our cocktails (Brushfire, Ranch water, vodka soda, and one other) and enjoyed them. It was hard to hear people talking inside so we went outside to enjoy their outside patio area and easier to hear conversations. Overall, I thought it was a nice bar with a cool vibe, interesting cocktail options, and various types of seating options.

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