Cute little wine bar with a great weekday happy hour!…read more They also have home/lifestyle items for perusing. I definitely want to try the butter board next time.

Union Merchant right off the Square is my favorite spot for a Friday afternoon with girlfriends,…read moreespecially during the summertime. It is the perfect place to share a delicious charcuterie board or butter board and pair it with a cold glass of wine or another refreshing drink. The ambience inside is beautiful and inviting, and I almost always end up finding something extra to buy in the attached shop. It makes the whole experience feel even more fun and curated. The staff is consistently kind, and the food is always right on point. It is such a great place to grab a snack and a drink while catching up with friends. The backyard space is lovely as well, but during the Texas summer heat, sitting inside in the air conditioning is definitely the move. Highly recommend for a relaxed, elevated afternoon near the Square.

Wow! What an incredible experience at Sixty Vines in The Domain!…read more We made our reservation through OpenTable and mentioned that we were celebrating our anniversary. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. When we arrived at our table, we were surprised with a handwritten Happy Anniversary postcard and a beautifully presented gift--such a thoughtful touch that immediately made the evening feel special. Our server, Polina, was absolutely fantastic. She took the time to learn what styles of wine we enjoy and brought us a few samples before helping us choose an amazing wine flight. Her recommendations were spot-on! We also enjoyed a custom charcuterie board and the prosciutto & fig pizza, both of which were outstanding. To top it all off, Andrew, the manager, stopped by our table to make sure everything was perfect. We loved learning about Sixty Vines' unique wine-on-tap program and appreciated their commitment to sustainability, including composting food scraps. (They didn't have much to compost from our table--maybe a bite or two of pizza crust! ) The only disappointing part of the evening was that we had tickets to a show and couldn't stay longer to explore more of their incredible wine selection. That's just another reason we'll definitely be back!

OK, so ended up giving this place another chance. The manager Andrew reached out because of my…read morereview in the fact that it was an enjoyable experience and he wanted for us to have a good one this time. When we arrived, our table was ready right away this time and it was a great table. It wasn't packed this time. It was busy still, but overall the place and environment is great. Our waiter was amazing. He was very attentive knew what to recommend and was very nice and a fun person also. This time we started off with a golden beats and let me tell you they were delicious and the cheese that they use at the bottom is just phenomenal. This is definitely something you need to get. We also started off with the muscles and they were delicious. The broth that they were in was so good. You could literally drink it and you just wanted to submerge your bread in it. I also got an espresso martini to wake up because I've been so jetlagged and it was perfect. it was a good balance of the espresso and not sweet. I love that they don't use milk here unlike other places. My mother got the opera spritz and it was delicious. Very well balanced. It was not Avril heavy like some places tend to do. My mother got the Braised pork pasta, and it was divine. This was full of flavor a good amount of sauce not salty. We also got the chefs butcher pizza and it was amazing. I loved that you can tell they make all the ingredients there and the bread is just so good. Also had some kind of sauce on there with some piece of cheese that just balanced it so good. Definitely thanks to this experience. I will say I will keep going back. I'm thinking maybe when I first swim they were just having an off day but now trying the rest of these dishes. They did really good and definitely a place to enjoy when you're at the domain.

We have odd work schedules so it's difficult finding time to make a trip out here, especially with…read moreit being so far away from us. So it's pretty disappointing when we find out it's closed every time we try to visit. The first time we tried to come it was on Memorial weekend. According to Google it closes at 3pm. We arrived at 2pm on Sunday not knowing that Google showed the incorrect hours. Fair enough since it was a holiday weekend and we should have called ahead to ask about their hours. The second time we tried to come, we tried coming on a Sunday again. We called a day before so we could double check if they would be open. They told us on the phone that they would be open. Their hours on Sundays are from 10am-2pm. We show up around 12:30pm, but they were closed again even though their sign said they close at 2pm on Sundays. Needless to say this will be the last time we try to come here.

Wine Sensation moved to Georgetown this year, and though it's a bit farther of a drive for me from…read morePflugerville, I really enjoy the new digs at Wolf Ranch. We are Wine Club members and always enjoy coming out for the monthly tastings (which come with delicious food pairings), as well as some of the other fun events. For example, recently we did a trivia that was unique -- different from other trivias. I like how the space is organized around a central square-shaped wine bar. It feels much more community-focused that way, and I've even gotten to know some people just striking up conversations. I definitely recommend this place to wine lovers!

I feel like this review has to come now before it never has a chance to exist again. I'm always…read moreheartbroken to find out a place is closing its doors, especially a local business. Earlier this week, East Street Pizzeria announced on social media that they were closing up shop permanently. I feel at times guilty for things like this when I'm not the root cause. If only I came back more, they would've survived, but I probably would've just been more devastated at their closure. Hutto has a lot of pizza establishments. From the chains like Pizza Hut and Domino's to lesser-known locations like Mr. Gatti's and Double Dave's, as well as the locals Bella Sicilia and East Street, there are nine pizza establishments in the city limits and three in the ETJ. For a city with only one grocery store (also in the ETJ), it's a lot of competition. All of the chains are carry-out only and operate in a shotgun house sized unit in a strip. The only places you can actually eat a pizza are MOD and the two local establishments. East Street shows something that is plaguing Hutto: the overreliance on chain restaurants. Chains don't care if you skip them for a local place. A local place needs your business or they might shutter their doors forever. East Street itself is difficult real estate with the rent reportedly being high, meaning these small establishments have to operate at a high enough margin to survive in such a beautiful area. That's why so many businesses are opting for the Affordable Storage shopping area in the ETJ, because the barrier to entry is lower and actually allows them to survive. It's sad to see. I only ate at East Street Pizzeria once. When I was visiting Hutto before moving, I thought about going and trying their pizza (I love a local place), but it was completely empty, so I opted for another local place. A few months into living in Hutto, I went back with a co-worker during lunch. I got my slice and a salad, and I was impressed. It was your standard local affair (good local pizza is better than any chain), and the slice was cheesy and well done. I enjoyed it quite a bit. The owner was super attentive to us, and it was a quick and easy meal. I wanted to go back, but I never did. That's my fault. I haven't supported any chain pizza joints in Hutto, but I'm an outlier. If 12 (now 11) pizza establishments can exist in the Hutto area, maybe the consumer preference is out of whack. Support local, because local will always support you. RIP East Street Pizzeria. RIYL: Grieving since you can't actually go here.

Pizza is really great, wings are great, the ranch needs so much work ...weve been twice now and…read moreboth times the ranch is super watery. Beer on tap has great choices! I will come back for the pizza and wings but please work on the ranch recipe! Texans like to dip pizza in ranch. Its important:) We did try a dessert one of the times we visited and it took quite a long time to come out and was frozen so I think they are on to something here with the main food but the extras are a little lacking. The restaurant is in an old historic building so it has some warm vibes and was set up cute for Christmas!

Grade A service & food! This place tops my list of recommendations for a night out and/or dinner in…read moreGeorgetown, very comparable to my favorite spots in all of North Austin. The drinks were phenomonally delicious and creative. I love seeing ingredients and inspiration from the East which I found on the menu at the time. The food is top notch, we shared a board for two for our first time but given such a great experience, we plan to explore and try more items on our next visit. Multiple staff came by numerous times to check in on us, offering great recommendations, free tastings (we visited around when they first opened), and overall providing great customer satisfaction. I was not expecting this level of service, detail, and quality of food at this establishment. If you're looking for a great date night or just enjoy eating good food, I highly recommend this spot.

The website had me very excited to visit this place but the description and pictures have me…read morefeeling cat fished. The menu doesn't offer anything unique. It's normal dishes and I guess what is supposed to be unique is that it's on a board and not a plate? Website reads exquisite cuisine infusion boards, mmm did I come to the wrong place? I will say that the chicken was fried to perfection. Very tasty. Staff was great, considering it was a Friday night, I was surprised at how empty it was and only hostess, waitress/bartender and chef/cook working. It was just us and another couple.

This is such a cute establishment with a very sweet owner - Jim. They serve only the local Texas…read morewines and beers. Jim knows a lot about these local vineyards and has carefully curated his selection. They don't have too many food options, but that's not why you go to three legged goat - you go there for good wine, up go with your girlfriends to hang, or on a date night. You go there to hear the story about the place and how it got its name from Jim and you go there to see le goats :) We had a great time and will definitely be looking to going back.

What an awesome local spot. I love that theres something for every one. Our communities need good…read moregathering spaces and this is one of them the wine I had was delish. I tried various Red Wines and each one hit the mark for a enjoyable red we decided to sit outdoors bc we had a large party, and the service was good. They made sure we were all comfortable and kept our glasses full. See you all again soon

Good wine selection without being overpriced. The sommelier knew their stuff and were able to offer…read moreguidance on choosing the right wine for each of us. Also took advantage of a charcuterie board for a few nibbles while we people watched those out on the square. We're glad when an outdoor table opened up though and love that you can drink your wine on the sidewalk to truly appreciate the night and the activities around the square.

This is a great place to come in Georgetown when you just want to enjoy a good glass of wine and…read morewatch the people walking by around the square. The square is incredibly active with all kinds of restaurants and people are always taking pictures in front of the courthouse, so being able to either sit inside of the air conditioning and watch out or sit outside at a table and just enjoy whatever wine you prefer isn't easy way to spend the evening. They do have some light snacks like a charcuterie, board and pizza, but there are other restaurants around if you need a full meal if you just wanna come relax on the Square have a nice glass of something and watch an evening fade in the night, I'd start here.

A great counterpart to the amazing eats of Allday Pizza is Flo's. A cozy and comfortable Wine Bar…read morein Terry Town. They have.l a large collection of wines to take home or drink in store by the bottle or by the glass. My girlfriend on our last trip got a nice glass of red wine like she's a member of UB40. It was a fair price for a nicer glass of wine and she really enjoyed it. I like that they also serve beers and other options if wine isn't your thing. They're adaptable. It's a great place to drink and eat pizza. RIYL: REDDDD REDDD WINEEEE

Really cool spot. Great laid back ambiance. Going there in late Feb is perfect, good weather,…read morepatio dining with a great wine selection. Played classic mellow rock which really played into the whole chill vibe. We had the simple salad and sampler pizza. The simple salad was just that. This was a case that simple was good. Lettuce, pickled onions and green olives. It was pre-dressed. The dressing was spot on with enough sweet and acid with neither overpowering the other. The pizza was real good. The star of the show was the pizza crust. It was thin but stood up when you hold it. It had the perfect amount of cheese and toppings. The only feedback would be to have a little more sauce or ask for it in the side. Great place to spend the afternoon.