This unpretentious, eclectic, festive, multi-generational dive is off the rails. Get it?…read more Named after Donn, a local legend, who plays piano or tends bar at least once a week. The authentic but repurposed train station opened in 1972. In fact, a vintage railcar serves as an elevated viewing area of the dance floor, and you may want to check out the women's caboose. Literally, the depot has a caboose for a restroom! Going on a Friday night, we paid the $10 cover and it was a little crowded, but there were a few seats at the picnic tables in the wrap-around patio and I managed to step on only a few feet on the small dance floor, dancing to Donn and his Station Masters playing honky-tonk soul, western swing, and rock and roll covers. If you want a fun night, choo-choo-choose Donn's Depot. :

Had a great time at Donn's! It's a fun little spot with lots of character and a great crowd. The…read morelive music was great, and so were the drinks. The establishment is quite small, so expect it to be absolutely packed on weekends. Another nitpick is that the stage is tucked away in the corner of the building so you won't see much of the band unless you hit the dance floor.

I called and spoke to trace, was told to email details of furniture to be reupholstered. Emailed…read moremeasurements and pictures only to receive a response of "because of large size of couch cushion, we can not take on the job. And not sure who else will". The cushion is only 87" long and a cushion! Just foam with material wrapped around it. Also only giving one star because yelp makes you. He needs no stars.

We had our 13 year old barstools completely refinished...they are more beautiful now than they were…read morebrand new!!! We are BEYOND thrilled with the quality and the results!!! And they were finished two weeks earlier than expected!!! Thank you SOOOOO much Trace!!!

Snuck in for a lunch today with my kids around 1130…read more Parking is a bit hard to come by and you most likely have to pay I was glad to get a table as it looked so busy The place is very bright and fun ... the music though for me was a little too loud Wait and food service were prompt. Everything was delicious except for the savory oatmeal. Still good but a little bland. Needed salt or soy sauce. The ricotta pancakes were so good. Would love to be back

We've been coming to Proud Mary pretty regularly, about every couple of weeks, and it's settled…read moreinto that reliable rotation of places that just work for a morning out. The space is a big part of the draw. It's clean, modern, and very intentionally designed without feeling overdone. There's a mix of seating that makes it flexible depending on what you need that day. Coffee bar seating if you're solo, standard tables inside, and outdoor seating if the weather cooperates. It's just a nice place to exist for a while, whether you're meeting someone or quietly easing into the day. We usually go in the morning and have never had to wait for a table, which feels somewhat rare for Austin these days. There's a steady flow of people, including plenty of families, but it doesn't feel like a "kid place." More like a place that can accommodate kids if you're willing to make it work. There's a small box of toys, and we usually piece together sides for our kid, which has been easy enough. Strollers are doable but not effortless. Food-wise, the menu is interesting without being inaccessible. I tend to keep it simple and it's been consistently solid. The scrambled eggs are reliably good, and I'll usually build a plate with sides like bacon and toast with their seasonal house-made jams. It's good enough to keep me coming back. The standout, for me atleast, is the savory oatmeal. It's not for everyone, but it's easily the most memorable dish on the menu for me. Very savory and flavorful, and substantial in a way that most breakfast dishes aren't. If you're open to something slightly different, it's worth trying at least once. Coffee is clearly a focus here. They offer a lot of more artisanal options, which seem to be a big draw. I usually stick with drip, which is good and consistent. Service has been friendly across visits, but when it gets busy, things can slip a bit. Orders can take longer or small details get missed. Nothing that feels out of the ordinary for a popular brunch spot, but it's noticeable during peak times. A few small usability notes. Parking is easier than it first appears. The main lot fills up quickly, but there's a garage behind the building that's inexpensive and reliable. You can get an hour of parking comped by the restaurant with a QR. Inside, there's also a window of time in the morning where the sun comes in aggressively enough that I've had to wear sunglasses at the table. Not a dealbreaker, but very real. One thing I do miss is a previous yogurt bowl with pandan that used to be on the menu. The current overnight oats are good, but that earlier version felt more unique. Overall, it's a place that balances quality and routine really well. The consistency across visits is what makes it stick. It's the kind of place where you go for coffee and end up reorganizing your entire morning around staying a little longer.

I was first introduced to Climb Tech's removable bolts (RB's) in 2001 and I immediately recognized…read moretheir utility in establishing rock climbs. RB's are an absolute necessity when doing first ascents. I've taken many lead falls on them and never once has an RB pull out of the rock. I have 100% confidence in their RB's. Over the years, Climb Tech has honed the RB's design, making them more user friendly and even more bombproof. Also, Climb Tech is the only company that has responded directly to the needs of route equippers worldwide. Climb Tech is one stop shop if you're looking to bolt a new line. For establishing big walls to overhanging sport routes, Climb Tech's products have proved indispensable. Other Climb Tech products I've tried include permadraws, chain draws, chain anchors, adjustable aiders, etriers, bolt hangers, and quickdraws. All of Climb Tech's products are top notch and of the highest quality. The customer service at Climb Tech is as good as it gets. The employees are rock climbers, so they understand the specific needs of climbers. Finally, Climb Tech is locally owned and operated in Austin, Texas! Buy local!

Climbtech is a great company that makes bomber gear that is well priced and they have good customer…read moreservice to boot! I have used their permadraws in the south austin gym as well as out at reimers and I can tell that they are made with amazing quality and will last many years to come. I do kind of wish that they would have a store front for their gear so I can feel and see the difference between everything they have to offer. In this modern day of a digital world and internet ordering, it's still nice to be able to walk into a store, see/ feel what you're about to purchase, and walk out with the product in hand.

20% gratuity auto added to your bill. Nobody tells you and they still ask for another tip. I hate…read moreplaces that do this because it just exudes dishonesty. Be better, or lose your customers!

Follow the bubbles and you'll find yourself at the steps of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot or 'WTF' to…read morelocals. WTF is an outdoor bar where the bar is in the middle, allowing accessibility to all patrons. On the sides of WTF, you have a food truck in the back left called "A.D.'s" serving pretty cheap and actually pretty good bar food (ie: Smash Burger, BLT, Chicken Strips, etc), a Wii and/or Nintendo 64 for you to release your inner child in the back, and on the right, you have a stage where live entertainment for the night will perform. Strangely, you can order bottle service here, but I wouldn't recommend it, as it's just not the right vibe.

We had a company outing and Holey Moley was awesome! Our waitress was attentive and the karaoke…read moreroom was great. It was so private and I felt secluded enough to belt out the songs at the top of my lungs... would definitely return !! #holeymoleygolf.usa @holeymoleygolf.usa #buzzybooth

Spent Mother's Day chasing golf balls and having fun. Outdoor space, easy parking and fun for the…read morewhole family. The drinks are so fun and my everyone loved my burger. If I had one improvement it would be the nachos. Will be back! #holeymoleygolf.usa @holeymoleygolf.usa #buzzybooth

We had such an amazing time at White Horse in Austin! I went with my husband and my best friend,…read moreand it ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. We all took turns leading during the lesson. The class itself was super encouraging and easy to follow, even for beginners like us. The instructor created such a positive, welcoming environment that made learning the two-step feel effortless. After class, watching the pros hit the dance floor was incredible--so much spinning and energy, it was honestly mesmerizing! The whole place just comes alive. We had an absolute blast and made such great memories. I'd love to go back next time--and honestly, every time--we're in Austin!

Want live music and good drinks? Say no more. This honky tonk has it all: live music, a patio, an…read morearray of beers and cocktails and classic dark, smokey, divey bar vibes. It can get pretty busy during love shows so be patient of you need drinks. I'd say, go back and order another one when you're halfway done with your current drink. Worth a visit to one of Austin's longest standing watering holes.

It's Resurrection Sunday! No Crowd. No Line. First to be…read moreSeated. Apps: Calamari - crispy and lightly seasoned. Frunch Entree #1: Shrimp and Grits - a delicious fried egg included. Voted the Best! Frunch Entree #2: Short Ribs - tender with in-house made bbq that needs to be bottled. (Slightly burned eggs) Frunch Entree #3: Chicken & Waffles served with a hint of cinnamon syrup included applewood bacon slices. All washed down with the sweetest sweet tea and sour lemonade. *Mudbugs have Grits!

Told waiter I don't like garlic so to advise if any ordered meal would be garlicky to avoid…read more For meal & it was really garlicky, awful. Later spoke with owner Jeff & said the meal was too garlic forward. He said if it had a lot of garlic, that's perfect Cajun. Thought that was funny b/c I've been going to too 25 Restaurants in NOLA & Baton Rouge for 42 Yrs now & not once had a too garlicky meal. No wonder this restaurant has to survive In Roxie's overflow. Won't waste money next time. Too garlicky is perfect - you've got to be kidding me.

Wow this store is an experience. When my husband and I walked in we were given complementary wine…read moreand beer. They also had trays of sweets. I enjoyed the variety of items and chose a wristlet that I had been eyeing. The store had the newest selection and more. There was a James Avery jewelry set up and a wall of bag charms. I was in heaven walking around. Also the design of the store was so fun with it being bright and colorful. I enjoyed shopping here and can't wait to come to Austin again to shop!

Absolutely loved this place. My bf at the time took me because his sister is a huge fan and she…read morewanted a few things. The shop is a great size and plenty of parking. The staff was very friendly and didn't hover or pressure you to buy anything. Lots of options to choose from and they wrapped up my pitted in a cute bag. They're kinda pricey but the craftsmanship is well worth the product you pay for. Will definitely pop in on my next trip to Austin. Thank you for a great experience ladies!!

How can this company stay in business? Why do hospitals use this company for medical supplies? I…read morereceived a short ankle boot following a September 2020 ER visit at Bon Secours Mercy Health St. Mary's Hospital in Henrico, VA. The shoe was used for not more than 7 days when it fell apart. My insurance company was billed for $600. My "responsibility" was $40. I called multiple times since receiving the bill (15 days so far). Called my insurance company; they had the same experience (no one answers the phone; leave a message; no one returns the call). Every time, except one time, you are left on hold for several minutes. The prompt then states that all representatives are busy, please leave a message, someone will get back to you. No one returns the call. One time, I was not able to unable leave a message because the call was disconnected before I could leave a voicemail message. I tried to get both BonSecours Mercy Health St. Mary's and my insurance company to intervene on my behalf. Everyone else appears to be having a similar unfortunate experience. I was billed a second time with a $30 late fee. The link to pay provided in the invoice does not work. The situation will be referred to Virginia's Attorney General and reporting St. Mary's to the Virginia Department of Health. BonSecours Mercy Health took NO responsibility for using this company; deceptive billing practices, and defective medical equipment. Completely agree with other reviewers that this company is scamming providers and unsuspecting patients, shameful.

When I sue y'all , don't say anything. Watch me get your business shut down. The nerve to try and…read moresend my information over to collections after you said you wouldn't. You better call me and get this resolve.