All I know is that I'm going to be back here pretty soon!…read moreWhat a great time I had. Super nice friendly staff, very helpful. I played darts with my son and enjoyed a vanilla Texas lager. The food trucks outside changed every day so you can have variety. Also, live music on the weekends. Amd super chilled atmosphere. Thos made it to my list of favs.

This is a family friendly spot we came to but it was so full of families and children that we left…read morebecause I cannot handle large crowds. Their beer is always great and they have two rooms to be in the enjoy the brewery! I will be back hopefully when both rooms are not so packed!

Their Anniversary Hazy is Perfect! It is the dictionary definition of a Hazy IPA! It is super cold…read moreand the first taste is heaven to your taste buds!

Solid Pilsner beer and great outdoor seating! Would recommend getting a flight to try out 4 items…read moreon the menu. We were very pleased with the berry mead as well, so tasty! Service was laidback and friendly!

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.

Cute local place downtown if you love wine. Small tapas menu, the butter board was Amazing! Great…read moreambiance, not too loud, soft music. Great for a chill evening out. Beautiful store to shop at too!

My parents moved in to Sun City today, and we walked in to grab a bite after a long day. Our first…read moretime at this restaurant, we didn't realize they were closed which isn't a big deal. The problem was the hostess that walked by and completely ignored us, offering nothing but a disgusted look. The bartender finally noticed the 6 of us and immediately squawked: "we're closed!!!" I don't expect a lot, but a little customer service goes a long way. How about "hi folks, we are actually closed but come back anytime before 7:30pm." Or maybe even a 'Closed' sign, so as not to upset the employees. Terrible first impression. No desire to go back.

Normally I wouldn't recommend eating at the golf course restaurant, but there are some great…read moreadvantages of coming here. First off, they accommodate large groups of people. We had 13 people in our party. We had made a reservation in advance. They had setup several long tables together in the enclosed patio area. The patio is enclosed with floor to ceiling glass wall panels that allow you to enjoy seeing the outdoors without experiencing it when it's hot and humid outside. The wall panels actually slide to open, so you can take advantage of nice weather during the two weeks of year when it actually occurs in Texas. Unfortunately for us, it was August and hot and one of the panels was off its track and couldn't be closed all of the way. We asked to be moved. Staff quickly found two large rectangular tables that were horizontal to each other. We weren't all able to sit together, but we were close enough and now inside instead of being exposed to the heat. The big draw to this place is on the outside patio. The community has built a model train track and a model of the City of Georgetown which it travels around. The train only runs on certain days and at certain times, but even when it isn't in operation, you can checkout this masterpiece. It has a fence around it to protect it from being touched, but you can still get close up to it to see the details and the action. There are several buttons placed at intervals on the fence that activate areas of the "town". One plays and Elvis song on the loudspeaker for all to hear while your attention is drawn to a tiny stage where a miniature Elvis belts out the tune and swivels his hips while a crowd in front of the stage goes wild. One of the buttons is actually the old-time speaker that you would place in your car at an actual drive-in movie theater. When you press this button, a screen in the town plays a movie. You can see cars lined up in a lot to view it. There is so much more to see and enjoy and the organizers are continually maintaining and adding to the town's features. The restaurant has a varied American menu to please a wide range of midwestern palettes. I went for the classic chicken fried steak, and got to choose two sides. The hit spiced apple slices were reminiscent of TV dinners of old, and the fried okra never disappoints. Everyone's food at table one came out at the same time, except for mine. I assumed that it didn't fit in the tray and would be out with table two. When it didn't materialize, I had to wait and watch as everyone else enjoyed their meals. It was an understandable mistake since there were two of us who ordered the chicken fried steak. Someone in the kitchen probably didn't see the "2x" on the order slip or thought if it had been written twice, it might have been a mistake. Anyway, I didn't have to wait long. The staff were quick to adjust and make things happen when slight inconveniences like this happened. There is a full bar with counter seats for patrons wanting to watch the game while enjoying a cold one. It's near the door and sheltered from the patio dining areas so that those areas can have a more elevated dining experience without having to fight for attention and yell over a TV. I would happily come back here again just to checkout the train and any improvements the group has made to the city artwork. I wouldn't hesitate to grab a bite to eat too.

The Golden Rule checks all the boxes for me: great vibe, patio, cocktails, food, and service…read more We have visited there on several occasions for drinks and dinner, and have always had a great experience. Husband loves their vast selection of bourbons and ryes, and my go-to Paloma is always perfect. They do have some interesting menu options, like a spicy pimento spread and a smashed elk burger. Coming with a gang they have private dining rooms. Reservations are recommended for the weekend, especially for dinner.

Just an update on this place. Honestly, I think this place is still a solid spot especially close…read moreto the Georgetown square. It's beautiful inside and I seem to find myself here during Sunday brunch. The service is friendly though I will say a bit slow for this latest visit but I'm pretty sure it was only one person working the whole back section. Food wise: still delicious! My steak was cooked beautifully.

We went to dinner at 2020 Market Scratch and all of our party were very pleased with: ambience,…read moredecor, service, and the incredible food. There were 6 of us dining together and one person ordered the Ponzu Ribs-he said they were very good. Three of my cousins ordered Chicken Parmesan and all three continuously commented on how much they were enjoying their meals. My husband ordered a Shrimp Porto Fino, which he said was outstanding. I ordered Stuffed Trout and enjoyed every aspect of the dish. The trout was fresh, firm and cooked perfectly. The sauce was a compliment to the flavors of the fish, as well as the rest of my plate. We will definitely be returning!

I thoroughly enjoyed every single item!…read more The Peach Margarita was a nice surprise to see on the menu, as peach flavoring isn't as common. It was delicious and appreciated! The brussel sprouts were SO YUMMY and the toppings were plentiful. My burger was cooked very well. Tasty and filling. Fries were seasoned well. The building's exterior is so unique and cool. They have plenty of seating on the inside and outside. We sat on the patio and it was perfect (no bugs!) Also, our server was super sweet. I can't wait to go back!

It's become very sad. This used to be one of my favorite spots on the square. Before COVID w could…read morecount on food service and atmosphere to be top notch. They still have an outstanding wine list. The menu has changed but still contains most of the core items that we have always enjoyed. The disappointing part is the service has gone so far down hill it's no longer enjoyable to go there. Tonight was our final attempt. It was not busy there and we thought we would try again. Unfortunately after being seated and getting water we received no more service. After 20+ minutes we gave up and left. Such a shame to see a good place go so far downhill

I am so feckin glad we stopped at this fabulous little place! We had a difficult go of it trying to…read morefind a place shielded from the cold breeze where we could sit with my dog. Kork's outdoor seating was protected from the wind and they had powerful heaters that they were more than happy to turn on for us. Christopher was our waiter and he was by far one of the best ones we've ever had. EVER! We bonded on where we all previously lived among other things but even without that, he was fantastic; so knowledgeable and so fun. I love the tasting sizes so you can sample a few before deciding on a full glass, which I did with the Sancerre because it's just so phenomenally delicious. Paired with the Funghi and Brie pizza, it was orgasmic. Christopher sold us on the pizza and I'm so glad he did. It was absolutely scrumptious and very light! Delightfully un-American. We snacked on the heavenly popcorn too. Totally took our time, fully enjoying every bite, sip and bit of conversation. When I went inside to use the loo, I saw how cosy and adorable it was and immediately was already looking forward to going back. Bonus points on the loo rooms by the way - gender neutral! Thank you for a marvelous time, Kork. We'll be back!

Came in with some family while they were in town! the wait…read morewas about 15-20 min on a saturday around 1 pm. Our waiter was average but the food and margarita was excellent! the fish tacos were served with some sauce that gave it a nice kick! migas were cooked perfect and served with the right ratios ! The margarita was blended perfectly and had great flavor and texture!

From Chicago, first time in Georgetown. Stopped in at BCH for dinner. Here are some thoughts:…read more -This might be the largest restaurant I've ever seen! We walked for what seemed like miles to our seats : ) -We sat down and looked at the menu, the Mac and cheese caught my attention, so I ordered it. -Mac and cheese had chicken and andouille sausage. I enjoyed the sausage, but the chicken was bland. -My wife got the barbecue burger and she loved it! Fries were good. I'd probably get that next time : ) -Good service and ambiance. Recommended.

Outstanding Italian food. Friendly staff. Great service and dining experience. Great place to…read morecelebrate special occasions.

La Riv Wood Fired Italian is one of Georgetown's premiere restaurants. My friend said she has been…read morewanting to dine here for some time. We went in to grab dinner and were told that it was a 1.5 hours wait...yikes! Izzy, the hostess, said she would ping us if a table came open earlier. Fortunately, the table did free up earlier. Apparently, this location was chosen for a pre-prom dinner as high school students streamed through the restaurant in formal length gowns...glitter, draw strings, and shiny. The interior feels elevated with lots of wood and floor to ceiling glass windows. The presentation on the table was appealing with white linen tablecloths, shiny utensils and sky-blue glasses. The atmosphere was warm and inviting. Our server, Chelsey, was super bubbly and upbeat. My friend ordered a meatball and polenta appetizer as she was not feeling too hungry. We probably clocked 4-5 miles walking the Square and side streets, so I was ravenous. I ordered the Cesar salad and Italian sausage & salami pizza. The pizza was amazing! The Italian sausage was flavorful and well-prepared. The salami was thinly sliced and importantly, not greasy at all. At this juncture, we were pretty full, so we only ate two slices of the pizza. The hubs lucked out on great leftovers. Excellent food...excellent fellowship

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!

Very fun, casual place for us to relax, taste life with their wines, appetizers, and…read moreaccompaniments. The staff is warm, friendly, and welcoming. Like visiting a friend's place.