We were brewery hopping in the area and had never been to this location so decided to check it out…read more I guess they have changed the strategy a bit as it seems more focused on food and not on beer. I had my typical brass tap experience as its happened almost every time I've gone to any location. They were out of the first beer I ordered (martinhouse columbiana) so I decided to try them bourbon menu instead. I was excited to try cypb for $25 and they were out of that too. What is the deal with their menus never being up to date?! Beer selection was fairly limited too, about half of what the other locations used to have on draft and really no craft bottles or cans. Well, we decided to get some food since it was pouring outside so we couldn't leave easily. The bartender said the Brussels sprouts were the most ordered shareable so we ordered them. They had bacon but they were so overcooked that every bite tasted like really burned bacon. I was going to try to send them back but our waitress never asked if they came out OK so I just let it be. Overall, very disappointing visit.

We love coming here. Food and staff are always great. And the tap selection is delish!read more

I don't get to come here very often, but I found myself in Cedar Park tonight so of course I was…read moregoing to swing by one of the best beer stores in the region. They have two fridges full of cold singles and 10 more with 4 packs, a few shelves of warm singles and large formats, 11 pinball machines, foosball, and a nice big space to hang out and drink your beers in. You haven't been here yet? Why not?

The Brewtique is one of those places that's a bit hard to define. Is it a bottle shop? Yes, for…read moresure it is. There's a large row of coolers that run along the right side with a wide variety of styles/breweries and even NA options-and the back has a lot of European and domestic 'whales' that run high price tags but are harder to find. You can mix and match pretty much anything. Is it a bar? You could say that, any of the beers in the cooler can be consumed on-site; there's picnic tables both inside and outside and there's bar type games: pinball, foosball, darts that you can play while you hang out and drink. They don't have a kitchen but there's always a food truck right outside or you can bring your own in. I've never been for bingo or comedy nights or anything like that. I come for the brews, chill out and eat good food; it's kind of like being in someone's rec room but with way more beer. My only real knock is the corkage fee, if you're going to drink on-site they do charge $2 bucks per, which doesn't seem like much but it adds up.

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.

This area of Cedar Park is becoming quite the hot spot for dining, cocktails, and fun times. The…read moreAll Good is one the latest to join the Rail Yard scene. The All Good is kid and pet-friendly with a spacious patio with some games to keep the kids and adults occupied. TVs are everywhere, both inside and out on the patio. They do have the NFL ticket, and we have visited them on Sundays to catch a game. Husband likes that they have a couple of Par Tee games and is a frequent player with one of his friends. All Good has a pretty large bar with table tops and tables inside. There are picnic tables outside. The bar features many craft beers on tap and some very interesting specialty cocktails. Their Paloma is my favorite. There is a permanent food truck on site that serves up an excellent smash burger. They do have live music on the weekends. Service at the bar and tables is always friendly, and the servers make sure you are never sitting with an empty glass! Do check out this gem area in Cedar Park; there is something for everyone.

With Fontaines D.C. playing on my stereo, I stopped into the Round Rock location of Brass Tap on…read moreSt. Patty's Day for a Guinness on draft with my girlfriend. Oh God, how original am I? Clearly, not at all, because the place was packed. Either at capacity or about to go over. We secured a little standing spot at the bar and enjoyed our little brews. As we looked up at the TV, the original Leprechaun movie was playing. The staff were very friendly and moving around at the speed of light to get everyone their green dyed beers. There was over an hour wait for food due to how obviously busy a bar is on International Wear Green and Drink Beer Day, which didn't concern us because we had already eaten. For everyone else, sucks to be them. Our Guinnesses were good, and I really have no complaints. The location is quite narrow, but they make the most of it. There is a ton of beers to choose from, but I only had the Guinness because, well, celebrating a commercialization of Irish culture. Overall it does seem like a cool little spot and I could see myself coming back for a beer in the future. The Leprechaun movie was lit too. I'M SO GREEN RIYL: Brass on tap? idk

Stopped by for a late dinner and a pint on a Saturday night. Surprisingly there was not much of a…read morecrowd so we sat ourselves and scanned the QR code for the menu. I went to the bar and ordered (no wait staff at the tables). I ordered the Fish-n-Chips w/ a Pearl Snap, my date had the Biggy BBQ Mac Burger with a Dragon Fruit Daiquiri. For the positives: our drinks were very good, hard to mess up a draught beer, but it was not flat & just cold enough. She absolutely loved the daiquiri, side note- she's with me so standards aren't super high. Bar staff were super helpful and attentive, patio was very chill and secluded from the other spots surrounding it. The bathroom was clean and didn't smell like vomit. Negatives: My fish and chips were below expectations. Their grease was entirely too hot and it was flash fried causing the batter to be too crispy and the fish was piping hot. The selection of cod was not good either most of the pieces were blackened meat and the chips were crinkle cut fries, a letdown. I wasn't expecting a London level plate but it was a very sad and lonely one. Her burger was loaded with BBQ sauce and her mac-n-cheese balls were fried similarly causing the same burnt batter. It wasn't the worst meal I've had at a chain beer joint, looking at you Fox and Hound, but it wasn't close to the best. The Flying Saucer has a very good bar style fish and chips plate that costs about the same but they pay attention to the details that make it better. Overall I would not recommend and I will not be going back but in a pinch it won't make you sick.

Always great food and service great Italian and pizza burgers etc…read more Yelp is stupid because it needs 85 characters to post a review post nobody wants to read a book

Arriving for our annual holiday dinner, Liberty Hill Beer Market was initially very accommodating…read morein seating our party of 13. Our waitress was attentive and organized, taking everyone's order carefully and efficiently. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill due to a clear lack of communication in the kitchen. Multiple times throughout the evening, one or two plates were brought to our table by different servers asking if anyone had ordered them. In each case, the food either belonged to another table or wasn't what anyone in our party had ordered. Two members of our group didn't receive their hamburgers until after everyone else had finished eating and plates were already being cleared. Our waitress returned to the table several times to apologize and explained that there were only two people working in the kitchen and that they were short-staffed, as they hadn't expected the restaurant to be so busy on a Monday night. While we appreciated her efforts and professionalism, it was disappointing to see the owner standing near the kitchen throughout the evening and never once coming to our table to acknowledge or apologize for the situation. Although the two extremely late meals were removed from the bill, most of us received our food at least 10 minutes apart, making it difficult to enjoy the meal together. Things have changed since the new ownership--some for the better--but the service this evening left a lot to be desired. After five years of celebrating together at LHBM, this visit was unfortunately not memorable in a good way. The experience was bad enough that it doesn't make us eager to return.

Forrest Coffee House is a hidden gem, especially for those who appreciate quality brews. My wife,…read morewho's quite particular about her coffee since she often makes her own at home, was pleasantly surprised by the sugar-free latte she ordered. It struck the right balance--not too sweet, yet flavorful enough to satisfy her discerning taste. I opted for a hot tea, which was perfect. The added bonus? The location right by the baseball field meant our boys could play while we enjoyed our drinks without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a successful outing, and we left impressed. Highly recommend stopping by for a quick caffeine fix! Thanks guys. I wish you all the success you are sure to have with this cool place. THIS is the kind of place people want to enjoy. They have a great outdoor area. Wish I had taken a photo. I'm sure we will be back and so I'll update it then.

One woman manages quite well on a quiet Saturday, and her name is Elizabeth - elegant and poised as…read morea queen. The warm wood floors and cozy mid-century furniture make me feel right at home working indoors, although outdoors hosts plenty of picnic tables and extra space for families and weekend events (game night, a plus!). My Wildflower Latte was softly scented and sweet, reminding me one is enough to catch my imagination again -- this little forest in the trees.

They specialize in Indian fusion pizza, which is exactly my kind of pizza. We ordered the Shahi…read moreMalai Paneer Pizza, and I absolutely loved the crust--it had that perfect pan pizza texture reminiscent of Detroit-style, with a great crispy-chewy balance. The paneer was soft and well-seasoned with just the right amount of spice. The flavors were really good, though I felt the pizza could reach another level with premium or fresher ingredients. For Indian fusion pizza in Austin, this is still probably the best you'll find. The service was good--our servers were kind and helpful. The ambiance was comfortable, though a more contemporary or polished setting would elevate the overall experience to match the quality of the food.

Stopped in for a late lunch after a movie at the Cinemark. Interesting pizza choices, in addition…read moreto standard toppings. If you have a craving for Indian, but in a quick pizza type bite, this is the place. Service was friendly and efficient. Smallest size, 10", was enough for a generous lunch. Pizza crust was good and tasty, nice crunch, along with a good chewy crust. Service was order at the counter, and they bring it out when done. Interior is very simple, but fine for an informal lunch. Added bonus of South Asian music items on play on the big screen, instead of the ubiquitous sportsball du jour. The ones playing when we were in there were from Telugu cinema, which we appreciated as our taste in Indian cinema has expanded greatly over the years from Hindi language movies. Lots of choices on the menu, will have to work through the list in months to come!

Great service and great pizza. Wish the happy hour was just a little better but I guess it's better…read morethan nothing. Maybe we ordered too much for 4 people but who doesn't love leftover pizza :)

Pizza & beer yes please. I'm not beer connoisseur, but I…read morethink there is enough choice that you would find one you like here, the list was long. I tried Japanese rice beer. I personally have never seen that offered anywhere so that's how I chose it. I really appreciate they had 2 vegetarian options for calzones. I tried the spinach feta. It was really good. Ratio of dough to filling was just right. Feta can have strong flavor but again they got ratio right to where it wasn't overpowering yay. The crust has light garlic flavor, I actually like garlic so next time would likely add roasted garlic as a topping for inside to give it an extra boost of flavor. Lots of indoor and outside seating. We went on a Saturday evening and it was buzzing. Indoors was loud so we sat outside. There is playscape for kiddos, can see why it's popular for families. Definitely saw wide demographic here so it's nice neighborhood type of pizza joint. One improvement I might suggest is serving the red sauce dip warm.

I've noticed more and move often, after a movie ends and I'm leaving the theater, that this bar is…read morehopping! They have a trivia event that they host weekly that draws a healthy crowd and there are some other things I have yet to identify. Early in the evening, when things are slow and theater goers are grabbing drinks before a movie, the bartender still tends to be friendly and quick with service. I'm a lightweight. When I kill time before and movie and stupidly decide to leave my tab open, of course I have to go close it. If there's a decent crowd, it's still easy to do. The bartender doesn't ignore me. Drinks are being served and I'm quickly attended to. It's awesome. Finally, a movie note: you can order a drink to take into the theater. It's easier to grab it here instead of ordering it at your seat.

I think this is one of the better bars attached to the Alamo chains…read more The drink menu is pretty much the same as are the prices. The difference is the service. You're not ignored or brushed off here. It's got a good vibe for pre or post movie-going hangs.

Whoa this is a massive sports complex and entertainment venue with so much to do for the entire…read morefamily, from adults to kids of all ages. There are areas to play pickle ball, soccer, volleyball and even ice hockey. There's an arcade and adults-only bar indoors and several outdoor seating areas, both open and covered. The entire place is very well lit at nighttime. Toddlers and younger kids can enjoy at the playscape with slides. You can grab some food from one of the food trucks, drinks from the outdoor bar and have a great time hanging out. Some of the outdoor seats also have heaters or a firepit.

Went on a Sunday…read more Daughter was at vball inside They had TVs everywhere Seats Heaters Fans Shade canopy Pickle ball Sand volleyball Food trucks like 6 different ones Full bar a few steps from sears Outdoor area was great place to chill out Parking gets nuts You should try it, I think you'll enjoy it