Come for the beer not the food. Fantastic selection of beer and super friendly bartenders…read more But this review is about their food truck that's run by Little House Kitchen (according to their online ordering platform). And BTW you can only order online with a qr code (this is always a bad customer experience imo). And just like this, the customer service isn't up to part. The fish is fantastic with a crispy hand batter. The fries were the absolute worst. Not crispy and tasted like I took some non name brand fries and threw them in an air fryer. And for $13 I expect more than 4 oz of fish. Sure there were plentiful fries but when they're that bad we both wasted money. But coming back to the service, with 3 empty bottles of malt vinegar and an empty ketchup dispenser and one guy working, of course I'm going to rate the service as bad. But let's face it, we come for the BEER!!

Cool place! They started decorating for Halloween. Seems like a local spot. If the weather is…read morepermitting sit outside! 8/10 Beers

I need to come here more - their horchata is soo good! Great non-caffeinated drink option in the…read moreevening.

We have a new kid on the block & it rocks!…read more Delicious food, chill-relaxing bar & market for those looking for a quiet moment to eat lunch and clear the mind from work. Highly recommended the "Korean Chicken Sandwich", spicy & crunchy, pair it with an "Horchata" water, and you'll have a great combination meal for the summer. They have several other food choices from sandwiches, flatbreads, meats & cheese (TAPAS) and shareable plates to eat with your friends or co-workers! The owner and chef are really welcoming and can make great suggestions based on your taste. Thank you both for making my dinner a great experience! I have been really busy at work but I'm looking forward to my next visit and try more of their menu's selection for sure. Give it a try & help support our local restaurants!

I'm not one of those people who updates a review each time I visit the same place. Unless of…read morecourse, it's warranted (ie bad service or better service). This warrants an update because my initial review was nothing more than a couple of sentences and written long after I'd visited multiple times. Brewtorium opened back in 2018 and I've been several times during our twice yearly trips to visit family (prior to relocating to ATX). Ok, so... Going from four stars to five and I'll explain in a minute. First, I want to say how incredible the service is. As are the pours and food. Never once have we had a bad experience. It's a really welcoming spot with stellar beers. I love that they offer a mix of food options from traditional German brewery food to traditional American brewery and pub food. Here is why we're going up a star: during our latest visit, I walked over to our table after ordering and spilled my beer everywhere. Before even getting a sip lol. A staffer immediately came over with towels, cleaning products, and a fresh replacement beer. All without making me feel foolish or embarrassed. Next, we attended an event in the private room and it was perfect. Service continued to be above and beyond. Finally, I'd like to thank the brewmaster and brewers for "The Lost Mambo" and to beg that it stay on regular rotation and not seasonal. Gang, this is the greatest beer!! My absolute favorite. It's an Italian pilsner (only 5.5 abv) w/lemon biscotti. Wow. Wow. Wow. One of my fave breweries. Hands down. Support local. Drink beer...or not (they've got mocktails and n/a beer options).

Great beer, great vibes, great food, fast service…read more We visited recently and had such a good time. While busy, we got through the line incredibly fast, had a lovely interaction with a staff person, and got a seat at a large table with no issue. We ordered a variety of salads (literally so good) and fries as well as flights of beer. I was really impressed with the beer (I had one with electrolytes that was so good)! Definitely a good spot for a group. Great place!

Love this place so much! Beautiful bathroom and Ann is also perfect and my goat and I always have…read moresuch a lovely time here #Ann

I've heard about Busty's from friends and finally decided to try it. I loveddd it here, Ann was…read moreamazing and very friendly! The drinks and food are good prices and the ambiance is lovely.

The old growler shop is now Burnet To Go! Great laid back vibe and a strong selection of local…read morebeer options with a few randoms as well. Plenty of snacks to pick from and fancy coffees as well. Glad the spot is back open and in business!

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.

Easy Tiger is a German beer hall ft locally roasted coffee shop. The first thing you notice is…read moretheir large signboards and huge parking lot. The ambiance does look upscale, so are their prices. They have a great outdoor space and beautifully decorate indoor space. They're trying a lot of things - coffee shop with a bakery, dining restaurant, beer hall with craft beers. It does definitely get filled up in the mornings. My order: Bavarian latte Sour cream Kolaches Everything bagel with scallion cream cheese Bavarian latte though seasonal was nice and flavorful. Kolaches which was a savory and the everything bagel was something I loved with the cream cheese. Must-try! The order came around $20.

I will start by saying at the height of its greatness, this place was 5 stars. I've been coming…read morehere for something like 7 years. Back then, Austin needed a bakery so badly that easy tiger was a standout savior. Fresh bread (still great today!) and pastries were so welcome. At some point after Covid, quality started slipping. Pastries weren't changing. The croissants were soft with no crunch. The chicken schnitzel which is used to be thin had turn into a thick blob basically a giant chicken nugget. The pretzels I always loved tasted stale like they baked them and left them sitting under heat lamps for hours. Sandwiches tasted noticeably worse. Still, we continued to come here. And then they were sold in the last year. New owners and what's the first thing they do? Fix issues? No that would be hard. They raised prices. A LOT. Coffees cost more than anywhere else in the area. Lunch for 2 adults and 2 kids meal hits $90 with zero leftovers. Every time I come here I feel so squeezed and it's never worth it. So this is it. After 7 years I'm through. The place has so much potential but whatever is happening here I cannot support. There are far better bakeries (looking at you sugarwolf) and far better coffee places (literally dozens). Here is to hoping for a turnaround.

Popped in here with some friends and it was a pretty good time…read more The servers are very nice, and we felt very welcomed here! It was my first time trying jellyfish and I surprisingly enjoying it. It was really mustard-ey but refreshing at the same time. LA Galbi was very solid and went well with beer (big Terra). I was not a huge fan of chicken because I expected it to be spicy but it was more sweet than anything. I asked server for the spiciest one they had. We also had a "picky eater" in the group and there were options for her as well which is a huge plus! A fun note: the guys sitting at the table next to use were eavesdropping way too shamelessly but it was funny more than anything.

Good atmosphere for a strip mall. Very different than most restaurants or clubs. Good, polite,…read morehelpful attentive service too. Grabbed take out and ate an appetizer while having a drink late night. A half hour of K -pop was tolerable while I had a drink and waited for my take out to be ready, but more might have not been enjoyable. But then I'm not a teen/20 something Korean-American. Worth a shot of YIU want to try something different. Some of the prices were 3-4x what I expected. Others a good value.

Drinkwell is definitely part of my North Loop Jaunt (every few months I head over to the…read moreneighborhood and hit up my favorite places). They have some of the best cocktails (and mocktails) in Austin. The Positano (mocktail) is crazy good. It's made with N/A limoncello and it's so pretty to look at as well. The gimlet and daiquiri are the bomb as well. You can get snacks too and they are yummy. Love the fries. Great service. Super space.

My friend and I were looking for a centrally located bar to meet up. After a quick Yelp search, I…read morediscovered Drink Well so we decided to give it a try. Parking is limited. There is a small lot out front but it was full. I was able to find street parking on a neighborhood side street right near the bar. Upon walking up, I was immediately greeted by an employee on the patio. She held the door open for me which was super nice. When I walked in, I was given the option of sitting at the bar or a table. They do not take reservations unless your party has 8 or more people. Additionally, this bar is pretty small (38 indoor seats, 20 patio seats). We got there relatively early on a Saturday night. The bartender was really nice and explained some of the cocktails. I started with The Field of Dreams. It was a gin based cocktail with dry vermouth, bergamot, and chamomile bitters. The drink was good, but very strong! I also had a gimlet which is such a classic. It's one of my favorites to order at a craft cocktail bar. My friend had Dove's Cry which was a Mezcal cocktail. I didn't try any, but it looked really good! We didn't order any food, but they do have a small menu. The kitchen closes an hour before the bar closes (currently at 11 pm for the kitchen, 12 am for the bar). The vibe was extremely chill. The music was at a good volume to where we could converse without having to yell at each other. The menu changes seasonally. I'm looking forward to returning to try some of their latest creations.

Good dive-y bar with great drink options, solid food, and friendly staff!…read more It wasn't too crowded during the day on weekend and it was nice to hangout with some snacks and beer. They have quite fun paintings on hanging there as well. A huge fan! They have good selection of beers (and e had some with cherry, I think). The fried pickles super hot, fresh, and have great texture.

Nice neighborhood dive bar with a large beer selection. The food here is what you expect in a bar…read morefood menu but still good. There is a fair amount of indoor space and an outdoor area in the back. You won't see a bunch of kids running around here if you are looking to get away from those breweries near by.

Foxtail was sexy. Let me try to explain:…read more The vibes were giving warm, dim, intimate without being cramped. The space mixes art deco with a little bit of Spanish flair, tucked beside/adjacent to Mama Betty's. It's big, but arranged in a way that still feels cozy and social. The crowd? Late 20s to early 40s. Grown and attractive. Lively but not chaotic. Vibrant without being loud. Perfect for dressing up a little, socializing and lingering a little. We Ubered there, so I didn't get a full picture of the parking, but it seems like there may be a little parking garage or validated parking area? Maybe a pay for parking? I would read other reviews. Most of the staff? Fantastic. Professional, warm, funny. Our assigned waitress, however, gave off overwhelmed and low-energy. She was short with communication and it sort of dulled our sparkle for a moment, but the drinks and vibes quickly brought it back. Had we had another waitress, this place would have been a 10 out of 10. On to the drinks: Round one: espresso martinis (made with Tito's). Slightly sweet, bold, smooth, and very sippable. No coffee bean decorations on top, but full of flavor. No cream inside...sort of reminding you of a Black Russian. Served in a ribbed coupe glass. Round two: French 75s with Hendrick's. Punchy lemon flavor, a tad sweet, lower champagne notes but still giving French 75. Garnished with a dried lime slice instead of a lemon. Served elegant in those ribbed coupe glasses (which fit the aesthetic perfectly). The cocktails are well-crafted and intentional. They aren't overly boozy, but they are balanced, smooth and polished. Bathrooms? Immaculate. Unisex. Private stall rooms with their own individual doors. Efficient and modern. No long lines. Opportunity to mingle with the opposite sex in the bathroom if that suits your fancy. Foxtail feels like a good place to start a new chapter. We had good conversations and we enjoyed staying out just a little longer than we planned. Their Happy Hour (4:30-6pm weekdays) is officially on my radar for the future. I'll be back. I want this place to be routine. 9 out of 10.

This place is owned by the same owners as Mama Betty's and it's right next door. We only came here…read morebecause Mama's told us an hour wait. I was pleasantly surprised by the ambiance. It's a very cute bar that you would expect to see in downtown Austin. The service was extremely fast and by the time we got all of our drinks, our table at Mama's was ready. So it definitely was NOT an hour wait. And it was a Saturday. We ordered some wines and the Parmesan fries which were really good. I would definitely come back here again.