I found Slackers Brewing by accident since it's in the same strip mall as a very famous BBQ joint,…read moreand I'm glad I stopped by. It's a small local brewery with a really nice community feel. I especially love that it's kid-friendly, which is something you don't always find at breweries. It makes the place feel more relaxed and welcoming. The food is decent, and the beer is delicious. Their beers have that true craft beer taste, which is something I really enjoy. I've tried many of their beers and have brought friends here to hang out as well. My favorite so far is the coffee stout. Overall, Slackers Brewing is a great local spot with good beer, a friendly vibe, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Great family-owned beer spot. Perfect for family nights or just a chill evening. Something is…read moreALWAYS happening - book trades, album night, live music, and more. Owner Derek is genuinely kind, caring and very proud of his brews! Expect picnic table seating, and bar or table ordering (no servers), play area for kids and pretty relaxed vibe. It's a great little neighborhood brewery!

I saw on Instagram that The All Good bar has chicken shit bingo on Sundays, from 4 to 6pm. They…read moreplay 2 rounds. There are squares you buy at $2.00 each. You just look at the numbers on the floor of the cage, and pick your numbers. You can't buy a square that someone else bought. So it's good to be early and buy your square numbers before someone else does. This is outside, and it's covered from the sun, and they do have fans blowing. It was hot today. But being in the shade and with fans running. Really wasn't that bad. There is a food truck outside too. Burgers and fries. I bought my first drink at the bar, but asked if they serve outside too. They do server outside. And they do have drink menus on the large picnics tables outside too. I got the sand trap drink. Refreshing and fruity. I didn't stay inside because the game was outside. But the inside is pretty large. Not a lot of people inside. But there are a lot of tables. And it was decorated with sports memorabilia. Outside they have tvs and a really large tv against the wall. Had a great time with the bingo game. I didn't win. But I was happy to contribute, since half the pot goes to a children's hospital. I would come here again and play. Maybe bring guests from out of town to check it out. I mean, who else plays chicken shit bingo?

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.

Tailgate ATX "formally Mutts Cantina" is 1.6 acres of dog park. It includes dog washes, splash…read morepads, cabanas that you can rent out, full human food menu, dog menu and full bar! Luna and Hush LOVE it here! It can be a bit dusty as it is dirt and mulch so be ready to get dirty! The first time we went their handler was amazing! I am not sure what happened yesterday (Sunday the 11th) but I didn't see a handler. There was a few humans that could have been directed by a handler; ex: leashes on dogs in the park and kids with dog treats. Luckily nothing big came from it but usually these things are big no no's at parks because it can cause some fights. Otherwise, Tailgate is amazing! We drive from South Austin to bring our kids and they are so happy to run and play and have their day! I will totally be going back and bringing any friend who I can wrangle!

Our time at Mutts Canine Cantina was great but our dog's was even better. We always look for…read moreopportunities in the Austin area to socialize our dog and have fun as owners and Mutts presents the best combination of the two we've seen so far. Parking at Mutts was pretty smooth but it does look like it could be difficult on days or times where many owners decide to stop by. When entering there are a lot of security precautions in place ensuring that it would be VERY difficult for dogs to escape which is much appreciated. To get into the dog park itself you need to purchase a day pass which runs $14, there are other options like weekly, monthly, or even membership passes but as first timers we didn't want to commit too hard just yet. Ordering is pretty straightforward and the food options are simple, burgers and tenders and fries. They do also have a dog menu but it is very lacking for being a dog focused place, just two options for dogs and both involve peanut butter so in the case your dog is strange and doesn't like peanut butter then you're out of luck. There's a good amount of seating on the patio for food and the interior of the dog park also has a lot of seating and things for dogs as well like rocks, baths, and water bowls. They have a big screen out in the yard too so if you're into sports and would like to bring your dog somewhere to watch then this is a great option. Beware that you SHOULD NOT bring food into the yard, they don't explicitly say it but just know that is not a good idea. Overall, Mutts is an awesome place to bring a dog and just hang out and have them (or you) socialize. Consider stopping by with your dog when you have a chance!

We tried the BBQ wings, Lemon Zest wings, and the Mushroom Melt burger. The Mushroom Melt burger…read morewas delicious and definitely the highlight of our meal. The wings were decent, but they were pretty standard. I've had better wings elsewhere, and these could have used a more balanced and flavorful seasoning. The burger is what I'd recommend trying if you're visiting.

I really hate changing my review from a year ago, but things have gone downhill. I heard there was…read morean ownership change, which could explain it. The food is still good, but service is terrible. We went a week ago and the AC was broken, so it was hot and miserable...but there were no signs. Our waitress just happened to mention it and also said they were low on ice. The waitress was nice enough, but soooooo slow. A few times I thought she forgot about us. Getting our bar drinks took forever. At one point we were waiting for something and she was a few tables down just chatting it up with other customers. She stayed at that table for at least 5 minutes which feels like forever when you're waiting for something. We went several times in the first several months after they opened and loved it. We went a few months ago and the service was bad, but we were hoping it was just a bad night so we decided to give them another chance. It was even worse. We will not be going back and I don't think it's going to stay in business if this is how it's being run.

From the ambiance to the food, this place delivers excellent quality. I frequent Copper Top because…read moreI consistently receive top tier service and leave completely satisfied on every front. In particular, Chloe and Jon are stand out bartenders. In every interaction they have, they prioritize efficiency, accuracy, and customer service. In short, I love this place and pity those who have not stumbled upon this hidden gem on 620.

Excellent service! The guy at the food truck in the back was so nice and his food was hot and…read morefresh. Don't miss the fried pickles guys - you'll thank me later! We ordered the red hot and blue which was blue cheese and buffalo sauce, the sink which was bacon, mushrooms, and all of the toppings, and the chicken cordon bleu sandwich. All of them can come with fries (included) and you can pay $3 for onions rings instead or $3 for tater tots instead. We got each of them to try and loved the fries the best. They may be the best fries I can remember. The red, white, and blue was great. The sink needed seasoning but the meat and quality were top notch. The chicken cordon bleu had a mustard sauce which was nice but overpowered the sandwich. Next time (there will be a next time) we will get the red, white and blue and the regular fries! You should check this place out and don't forget the fried pickles!

2nd visit and they are on point once again!…read more Wine down Wednesday 1/2 off bottles of wine. Service is quick and amazing! Easy on the music which is an easy eclectic vibe!

We've been here several times before and enjoyed it. It's been about six months since our last…read morevisit and tonight will likely be my last. It was a Monday night so not a lot of people were there which was nice. We were seated at a booth which was great! The table was broken though. Whole top was slanted. They delivered water and drinks and were going to just have us stay there until We asked to be moved ( there were plenty of open tables... again a Monday night. We moved. No big deal. I ordered a medium well hamburger. What came out was so pink. Barely done. I let the waitress know. She offered another one. I was so grossed out I said no. We ordered dessert. 20+ min later it came. Again not busy. My husband didn't enjoy his dinner either ( steak) Bummed. Because this was a favorite of ours.

Needed to decompress after work before a long ride home and the service was excellent here…read more Had chicken fingers and the tater tots. Food was excellent. Bartender Rain was really friendly and attentive. She served close to 50 guests with a smile. Most of the patrons seemed friendly as well.

I usually end up at their sister bar down the street but my friend wanted to stop in and check it…read moreout. The Mill is a bit dive-y/locally and depending on who is playing can seem either really rowdy and laidback. The space is really large, divided roughly into thirds, a third is pool tables, the largest is the bar area and then there's the stage. The bar has a lot of taps and a bunch of coolers that rival the beer section of a 7-11 and that's where the majority of their craft and craftier selections are. While it's impressive to see it was hard to navigate, there wasn't a menu available and I ended up just getting the IPA they had on tap. That said it was an easygoing place and worth a repeat at some point.

Hi. Could you…read morePlease have a lower table for people that can't sit at bar level. It's even difficult to enter the bar when you have a wheelchair or crutches since there is no ramp or ADA parking spots near. Thanks. Food has to be delivered. Lots of places near.

very rude. overwhelmed. inexperienced. - the new owners should invest in staff ASAP. used to go to…read morethis place a lot when it was the Local. never had any issues. first time here w the new label and i don't think i'll ever be back. and i'll definitely be loud about my experience

The best tomato basil soup I have ever had! I am a tomato basil soup snob and this was top!…read more The ambiance is pretty cool as well! One half restaurant, one half tavern! We had Stephen as a waiter and he was always there with fresh drinks and great recommendations! We will be back!

Returned 4 years later and had the exact same experience. Friendly and fast service. The food was…read moremeh. 1. My husband enjoyed the chicken and waffles and isn't a big eater but it just wasn't a lot of food. It was literally ONE chicken tender divided between ONE waffle. Please see the pic. He said they were heavy on the honey butter and light on the chicken and waffles. This dish didn't come with any sides or other food. 2. Both kids (despite my advice) ordered breakfast. The eggs were ordered over easy and unfortunately they came broken and already runny (pic). The bacon on one was so very very crisp and on the other it was floppy. The hash browns were cooked in so much oil that it felt like you were eating oil - not potatoes. The biscuits were dry. The jalapeño gravy was tasty but we needed a lot more of it to make up for the dry biscuit. 3. Finally, I disliked my food last time which is why we hadn't been back for 4 years but everyone deserves another chanc. Today I ordered off their "specials" menu and got redfish. Redfish is one of my favorite fish so I was excited to try it. When it came I was happy because it was a nice sized portion (see pic). Then I tasted it. It was so fishy and as I picked it apart,I could see it was the blood vein piece. I could not eat it. My teenager is a vacuum and ate it. I then finished our 10 year olds left over eggs breakfast. The green beans under the fish were cooked well. I thought at least I can eat the green beans. Then I took another bite and noticed the SALT. I love my salt. I'm known to salt everything but these were just so so salty I couldn't enjoy them. I did eat them because I was hungry (and later my son's leftover egg dish). The other patios all had a wait. The server was sweet and the food came out fast.

Very Spacious,wasreted forprivate viewig of FIFA WC. Tis placeas lotsof room ad a big bar and games…read morehighly recommend

Picture this: it's 100+ degrees on July 4th at the first-ever concert being held at Q2 stadium, the…read moreiconic annual Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic that runs for 12 blistering hours from 11a to 11p. For reasons that make no sense to any experienced summer festival-goer, the Q2 powers-that-be decided to make this a "no re-entry" event, meaning that attendees are basically locked in the stadium with very few options for relief from the heat. Thank heaven for PointsBet Sports Bar! PointsBet Austin is located inside of Q2 stadium on the north end near the Zebra Gate, up some stairs just to your right as you enter the gate. They have cold air-conditioning, at least one phone recharging station, a few table games, seating for at least 50 people, and standing room for a couple hundred others. Plus, there's a huge horseshoe bar serving plenty of canned and mixed beverages. The whole north wall is floor-to-ceiling windows, providing plenty of natural light. Lastly, there are 18 flatscreens around the walls showing various sporting events and during our concert, a couple were streaming a live view of the concert stage. As expected, prices were "high" (like everything else in Austin these days), but they were in line with pricing available at the other beverage stands outside in the stadium, so we didn't pay any more than we would have out there for the same drink. According to their website, PointsBet opens 3 hours before soccer matches on regular Q2 game days, and it's one of the few air-conditioned places where non-VIP attendees can get a break from the goings-on outside.