We went to nomadic beerworks today for barks for beers & had lunch with a couple of beers. We had…read morethe turkey pesto panini & meatball panini. Both absolutely delicious! They made them fresh & they were just so very good! The chips that came with them were crispy & the pickle was good too! There was a little bit of wait for them to come out because they were very busy today, but our patience was rewarded with amazing sandwiches! Everyone there was very friendly & it was a clean area to eat in as well. We've been here before & we will be back again!

Very, very friendly people. You can smoke outside. Beers are all unique and made here. $2 off…read moreduring happy hour. Normally $7-8. Been here a couple times and have tried 3-4 beers. Have liked them all. Do recommend.

Bizarre food/drink situation (are you dropping it off at the table or making us wait at the bar?…read morenot sure, neither was the bartender but I digress.) Besides that, drinks were delightful and made with a heavy hand. We had the wings as a quick bite and I appreciated the display and sides of the dish--in addition to the wings being yummy. There was a stage but no band (might have to come back some other time) and cute dogs roaming around. Overall super cool spot to hangout with some friends

One word: Amazing…read more This is easily my favorite brew pub, and I've been to so many around the world. ABGB is truly an Austin gem. You get to know the servers, meet some talented musicians, dance the night away, drink tasty beer, eat delicious pizza, and pet the cutest ABGB ambassador, Mago. Kim, the brewer is all around a wonderful person who makes the best beer around. If you're in for just one night, try the superliner and the beegining. The Superliner is a zangy IPA, and the Beegining won the 2026 World Beer Cup Gold. Go straight for the waygu and order some pints, you cannot go wrong. I recently moved back to Austin, and this was one of my first stops.

My gateway brewery when I moved to Austin from Houston , I'll forever have a soft spot in my heart…read morefor their flagship ipa. Taproom is absolutely no frills but then I don't need a fancy setting to drink a goddam beer. Give me my pour, my glass, a place to sit and I'm set. Only bad part for me is now I live in San Antonio so I can't go as often as I want to.

512 Brewing Company was another Austin based brewery that we hit up and had a few beers from during…read moreour trip here. We had two different beers from this brewery. Both were solid and good. Starting on the lighter side of the beer spectrum from here we had the (512) Beer: 30 which is an American Light Lager. In the flavor profile for this beer you can find a natural sweetness, a crisp and clean presence as well. The beer was light bodied and very easy to drink more than one of! Moving to darker beer territory and the one that I liked maybe just a little bit better (but it was neck and neck) was the (512) Pecan Porter. This was a fun porter as it was on the nutty side of things as the name indicates. All the flavors blended in very nicely. Flavor features in this beer to find is sweetness, a coffee presence and of course the pecan flavor. The beer is nice and smooth and creamy in body. Two good beers from two different beer types made this beer exploration a little bit more well rounded.

St. Elmo Brewing Company is a very cool place to hang out. They have a wide variety of beer…read moreselections, including some seasonal options, so there's always something interesting to try. The environment feels welcoming, with plenty of seating, making it a great spot to meet up with friends. There are also a few food trucks on-site, which makes the experience even better. It's located in a renovated industrial area packed with other restaurants, breweries, and food trucks, so the whole area has a fun, lively vibe. Definitely worth checking out. (Bonus: there is a pickleball court just right across the street!)

Stopped by St. Elmo Brewing company while on a work trip down in Austin. When you arrive there is…read moreparking outside the brewery. I entered from the back of the brewery and proceeded to the bar to order a beer. The vibe inside the brewery is high ceilings, exposed bricks, modern, and industrial aesthetic. I ordered the block party west coast double ipa (Block Party is a Double West Coast IPA dry-hopped with Citra, Centennial, and HBC 638, brewed in collaboration with their neighbors at Vacancy Brewing for their annual all-day Block Party). The beer was hoppy and smooth. There is also WiFi available if you need to logon to check emails/take calls. I highly recommend this brewery if you are in the area.

This is a cool space! I don't super love the seltzer, but that's not on them; I'm more of a whiskey…read moreand beer gal. And they've got some local beers from nearby friends available. Their parties are always fun for all. This past Sat we went to a wrestling match: $12.50 got you in and all you can drink. A DJ got the party started and the staff was nice, courteous and made you feel safe! And it's in the Yard- how can you go wrong there!

WOW a Seltzer that actually tastes good and it's not too bad for you. Six delicious flavors…read more Pineapple definitely a fan favorite. Also selling popcorn & Popsicles, Chips and merch. True Austin style. Love it. PS the staff is Hot!

Not sure if it was a bad batch or if Im not a sake person, but the whole $18 flight tasted…read moreterrible.....like fish water. In the attached picture from left to right I rank the sake from bad to less bad. The one of the right was bearable but I still would not buy it alone. Perhaps the japanese sakes would have tasted better? We also decided not to get the sushi hand rolls to try and make the drinks more bearable as they did not have much variety or sounded good. I was also not a fan of the interior. Kind of reminded me of an old chinese buffet with those large stick chairs and tables. The staff here were friendly, but nothing else really redeemed here

Popped in there after enjoying some drinks at one of the places next door…read more I hate to admit that this was rather underwhelming. We got Texas Sake tasting to start with and this is where we finished. The flight looked very different from other people's reviews here and tasted VERY fishy. The yellow-ish one was probably the most bearable one but it still was not good at all. To be very honest, I really had to push myself to take more than one sip of each. If I had nothing to compare with, I would probably refrain from being this harsh, but I have had cheap and expensive sake and I have never tasted anything this bad... We looked at the hand roll options and we didn't find anything we would be interested in. The interior felt like it was a bingo room with a couple of Japan inspired booths that looked a little bit out of place compared to the rest of the floor. Gave one star for nice staff and a cool fish mural.

We didn't even realize that Pinthouse Brewing had a sourdough crust (apparently not all locations…read moredo), so that was such a fun surprise. The sourdough pizza was really good--almost like a focaccia/Detroit-style hybrid, but with the sauce layered on the bottom. Super flavorful, crispy edges, soft inside... honestly just hit. Also--my husband was way too excited (in the best way) to see boiled peanuts on the menu, so of course we had to start there. Great call. We'll definitely be back.

Pinthouse Brewing was a brewery Steve and I went to while on our vacation to Austin a few months…read moreago. The building is quite large and inside is cool as the seating is quite spacious and a large number of people can enjoy food and drink at once. Definitely not a tiny, small placed brewery...but it's true... everything is bigger in Texas! When we were at Pinthouse I spotted a Mexican Lager which is a type of lager I love and especially in warm weather... a perfect summer beer for me! The name of the beer was Burro's Breakfast. In the flavor profile of this beer you will find a naturally sweet corn flavor, some maltiness along with a tart and dry finish. The beer is light bodied like most lagers of this type and smooth in body. In addition to having a beer we also decided to get some lunch. So we got a chicken sandwich a piece along with coleslaw and had a very nice lunch. Coming to Pinthouse Brewing proved to be a good stop as we made a pretty extensive tour of the breweries in Austin.

One of Austin's top breweries. I enjoy breweries all around the country, but there's only a handful…read moreI'll frequent often and this is one of them. Simply put, the beer is solid, the people are kind, the space is welcoming and friendly. It's everything a brewery is supposed to be.

Vacancy Brewing is such a great spot to have right next door. The indoor space is pretty small with…read morelimited seating, but there is outdoor seating as well. They usually have a couple of food trucks on site, which is a big plus since it gives you solid food options without having to leave. One of the highlights is their karaoke nights. They're always a really fun time and bring great energy to the space. I also tried one of their cocktails and it was really refreshing and not overly sweet, which I appreciated. Overall, it's a laid-back, neighborhood-friendly brewery that's perfect for a casual night out.

I came back on a Monday early for happy hour which goes 3-7p. Right at 7 though is where the…read moreweekly Meat Up takes place and food is free (please tip). Today it was chicken tacos and they were delicious the way i loaded mine up with chicken, cheddar, salsa, grilled green peppers, jalapeño peppers, and squeezed lime juice). I've been coming here for years, but Monday is my favorite non SXSW day to come to The Stay Put.

I do like this space, and it was comfortable for the world cup games. But I do need to mention a…read moremoment today that seemed unnecessarily rude. My friends and I came during a time when kids are allowed. My husband went up and found out they have apple juice. He got some for our kids and another kid. When they finished it, I went in to ask for more. It was another bartender and he seemed really annoyed I even asked. I said I'm sorry but my husband just got some and he insisted I'm mistaken and looked more annoyed. He sent me away. My husband asked and his response was "are you with that woman in the scrubs?" And was annoyed yet again. What did I do to him to piss him off? Anyway. Our friend went up then and asked the original guy who got it for us. THERE WAS NO MISTAKE. The bartender just was rude for no reason. I tipped 25% when I got drinks from him, and never once treated him like crap. So not sure what I did to deserve his ire

Great service. Great beer. Great pizza. Great people. Seriously, the employees here are all stars…read more The wife and I are moving from Cincinnati to Austin and the staff couldn't have made our future home feel more welcoming. We're only down here for a few days to research houses and it was the same weekend the big FC Cincinnati v. Columbus Crew (AKA the Hell is Real Derby) played their big rivalry MLS match. If you're a fan of soccer, this place has you covered. They get MLS Season Pass and even though Austin FC was playing at the same time as FCC- they still went out of their way to ensure my wife and I didn't miss the game. If that wasn't enough- the food and beer was fantastic! Great service. Great beer. Great pizza. Great people. Couldn't recommend this place more.

As we made our way about Austin being tourists with the sights, food and drinks we specifically…read morefocused on the "drink" part with breweries as it is a hobby of ours to try out new ones (to us anyway) and old favorites. One brewery that we got the opportunity to try and were thrilled to was Independence Brewing. Steve and I had the Native Texan Pilsner which pilsners we do enjoy very much and especially in the warmer weather that we were encountering. Flavor highlights with this beer are grainy, crispness and a bit funky. The beer is very easy to drink due to this nice, mellow flavor profile and is light bodied which makes this beer highly enjoyable and appropriate while enjoying the Texas warmth.