This place was near our hotel so we figured we would try it out. I'm so glad we did! I tried 2…read moredifferent IPAs the first night we went and liked them so much we went back the next night. I had their Czech Pilsner the next night and it was as good as a fresh Pilsner Urquell! The food truck has tacos and chips and dip. Chips were my favorite since they are fresh fried tortillas which are so good!

Love their beer flights and the tacos. Fun indoor/outdoor venue and of course dogs are welcome!…read more Counter service is generally efficient. Only complaint is that I would love for them to brew Black Thunder stout year round because it's delicious!

Went there to watch a World Cup match. I didn't know what to expect, it's a different vibe for…read moresure. It's not a restaurant, it's a beer/coffee house, with some snacks and reheated pizza by the slice. I brought in some takeout food from down the road, they had no issues whatsoever. Everyone was friendly, totally chill, great beer and prices.

The highlights are the beer selection and the Wi-Fi, but the overall vibe of this place is off…read more(unless you're into Futbol and there's a game on). The bartender seemed more interested in playing darts, than helping customers and the food options are pretty basic (think popcorn & re-heated pizza). Seems like this place has gone downhill ever since they reduced their hours and staff, which took place a few months ago. There are better, more customer-friendly establishments nearby like Little Woodrow's and Billy's on Burnet.

Absolutely bangin food. Sat outside in the Austin heat but the vibes were great and our dog was…read moreable to calmly sip his water and hang out Angelo is a star and made sure we were well taken care of, despite being away from the main service crowd Cannot wait to return

Fries need to be ordered separate from burgers? Drinks are flat. And server sets the tip high by…read moredefault. Steakhouse burger was quite small. Not a good experience. Won't return.

Small tiny bar with a pool table. Looked like just some locals hanging out having a few drinks…read more I had a Mindori Sour, cause I like the sweet drinks. Was made great. My friend had a beer. We stayed and chatted, talked with the locals a little, and left. Just wanted to check them out. They do have a small parking lot. It's not a very large place. But it's chill and quaint.

Everything you expect a bar to be. Dim, not too loud, old dude drinking alone, dark tables. Would…read morego again.

If you've been to Lala's Little Nugget you know what to expect here, except…read more.. Imagine Lala's feels like a chill, comfy neighborhood bar where you can actually enjoy yourself, and the ambiance, and have a conversation with whoever you came with, instead of a tourist clogged beehive? Because BOOM that's Lala's South Pole. I'm not even a big Christmas person, and I am smitten. Charming, quite, festive. It feels like a hidden gem. I probably shouldn't be reviewing it so it can stay that way, but no one like a gatekeeper. Also, absolute baller pizza from Brooklyn Pie Co. I had to really talk myself down from going back the next night just for more pizza. The service is... well what you would expect from a "trendy" Austin dive bar, as in... None, but that's part of the charm kind of? I've actually tried a lot of new pizza places lately and this is what stands out in my mind. Drinks wise? It's a bar. They serve you alcohol. Nothing special, but nothing wrong with it either.

I've been to Lala's Little Nugget a whole bunch of times but never to this location. We were there…read morefor Nickel City's holiday party (yes, in February) & had a fab time. They've got a huge back outdoor patio as well as a front patio. Brooklyn Pie Co. is set up inside to take care of your food needs. For those that don't know, Lala's South Pole (& Little Nugget) are year-round holiday bars. While Little Nugget really goes all out, South Pole isn't too shabby at all. Great decor, wonderfully curated holiday cocktails and mocktails, beers, spirits, and more. Super service. This is a place where there's no way you could ever feel sad or down and out because it's just pumpkin' with happy holiday vibes.

I came here because a friend of mine is moving, so we all met here for lunch. The place has a cool…read morevibe, including outdoor games. I placed my lunch order using the QR code, but in the future I would probably go inside to order, as it felt like multiple steps. My son and I ordered burgers -- he got his with fries and I got mine with tots -- and my daughter ordered the hot honey turkey biscuit. It took quite a while for the food to come out, but what I will say is that the burger I ordered is literally one of the best burgers I have ever had. It had the right amount of savory, sweet, and crunchiness, along with the juiciness of the burger patty. I don't live in that area, but the next time I'm nearby, I would go there just to get that burger!

We met our family here for dinner on a Friday night. There is a plenty of outdoor seating and the…read morespace is dog and kid friendly. There are pickle ball courts available and a small playground and 2 yard games for kids. You order from your QR code at the table which makes the service quicker. The drinks and food came out quickly. I had the quesadillas which were really good and a big portion size. The grilled veggies in the quesadilla added so much flavor than your plain Jane quesadilla. There is a wide array of food options so even the pickiest eater can find something. This is a great hangout spot for large groups to unwind!

Possibly North Austin's friendliest dive bar, Buddy's Place mixes traditional bar entertainment…read morewith good drinks and a fun atmosphere. Getting to Buddy's is easy as they have a designated parking area out back. Once parked you're greeted by their patio area where there is a door for entry into the main bar. They are dog friendly, a very big plus considering most don't allow dogs at all. The bar itself is a bit divey with a domino and pool tables setup in the main area. The patrons are all very welcoming as are the workers, it definitely gives you a warm feeling to be there. We ordered 3 mixed drinks, which were all solid and the total came out to $18. Can't beat that price up north. One of the biggest highlights was the live music in the back. They have live music consistently throughout the week so you can always catch a performance. It is very easy to pass time in this bar between the music, games, and just good company overall. We didn't have a neighborhood bar yet but this place might just be the answer to that (a lot of that has to do with how comfortable the patrons and workers make you feel).

Top 10 Reasons I LOVE Buddy's Place (in no particular…read moreorder) +The beer is always cold +The beer is cold. Not cool, but cold +Staff is fun and remembers your name +The selection on juke box is a plethora of my favorite old Country songs +You get a ton of play on the juke for for $1 +Pool tables +Fantastic old-school Austin ambiance +NOT populated by California +95 locals +It is never crowded. Full but never overly crowded

First time here at the Brewtorium and it was a great experience. We sat ourselves inside in a comfy…read morebooth. We then looked over the menu and headed to the bar to order. The service went quick for the long line due to multiple registers. I had the smash burger and my partner had the pizza. The burger and fries was real good. Skinny fries which are my favorite. The pizza was bigger than I anticipated and my partner loved it and we took some home. The crust is real thin if that's your style. The beer and cider menu is large. My partner had a cider and I had the house made black tea. Both were delicious. We closed out the tab and had a great night.

The Brewtorium was an Austin brewery Steve really wanted to go to and I had it in my bookmarks so…read morewe definitely made a push to come here and I'm glad we did! The taproom is large and spacious and the the way they arrange their light and decor on the walls is creative and fun. The beer here was pretty good! I got s beer type I have had before but not one I can find often which is a historical beer which is a Pre-Prohibition Lager which means it's based on a beer recipe that was used before Prohibition. These lagers are nice and light and this one was too. The specific name for this beer is Hittin' Dingers. The flavor features in this beer is bitterness, sweetness, malty and floral. The blending of all these flavors come together in a nice, seamless layout on the tongue. The beer is nice and smooth in body too. I'm glad we made it here also and exploring breweries that are new to us is always a highlight to our trips.