Another great Austin brewery. Plenty of seating inside and outside. I bounced around between the…read moretwo to take in the people watching on 6th St. Beer- I had both their Hazy and WC IPAs and they were tremendous. I can see why they are an award winning brewery. Service was quick and efficient. I didn't wait long to be served.

This brewery is cool. Counter service, with a full food menu. The coffee line is the same though as…read morethe beer & food so the people in front of me kept ordering coffees which extended time I was standing in line. Lots of seating, some in a courtyard, on the back patio, or the other building across the courtyard. The carnitas tacos were good & came out fast. There's a self serve hot sauce fridge. The guac was maybe a little tangy for me... not my fave but still pretty good.

We arrived on an early Friday evening! It was already a bit busy but we got the beers and food very…read morequick. So quick that it took as much time for food to come out, as it took us to get 2 beers from the bar!!! The server was looking for us, we didn't even get to find a table yet lol

We stopped in for a quick bite before a show Friday evening…read more I wasn't super hungry, so just got the Kartofelpopper (potato pancakes) and husband ordered Beef tips with Spaetzle & beer. He enjoyed his meal, but mine was a bit disappointing. These "pancakes" were 3".. "fried flat tater-tots " for lack of better description. Definitely not Potato pancakes. Neat bier garten out back- would be cool just to grab a beer there w friends, but dont need to go back for the food.

Listen this place has great food,l and great beer but their kitchen closes at 9 on Saturday even…read morethough they close at 11. We came in thinking they still served food till 11 but no :'(

First and foremost, I have to say.. these were the most delicious French fries I've tasted in my…read morelife. The caprese salad was really good as well. I had some leftover salad and asked for a to-go container, since they use compostable containers, the oil from ghe salad immediately soaked through the container, I ended up leaving it instead of taking it home. I was meeting some friends for lunch and looked at the menu ahead of time, to my disappointment though, the menu online is not the same one being offered at the restaurant.. overall though, it was a good experience.

All these years, many restaurants have come and gone, but Pinthouse has continued to impress…read more Whether you are taking the family out, or simply grabbing a beer and doing some work, there is no better place. I came in and grabbed a beer at the bar and worked on my laptop while I waited for my buddy to join. Even though it was a busy week night, there was still plenty of seating. Every single employee is incredibly friendly and seems like they truly care about the work they do. We ordered a pizza, salad, and Italian sub. The pizza and salad were fantastic as always. I probably wouldn't order the sub again but that won't change my love for this place.

Pinthouse is an Austin classic with good pizza and beer. This South Lamar location has more space…read morethan others, so we came here with a group of around 36 people. We waited maybe 20 minutes to order then another 45 minutes for food, which wasn't that bad for a busy Friday night. We were crowded outside, and we didn't really have enough table or chair space. That's to be expected when we descended upon the restaurant with such a large group. For six people, we ordered three pizzas to share. We definitely could have shared with more people because we had some pizza left over. We got The Works, Shroomin' Goat, and Texas Chicken Ranch pizzas. The Texas Chicken Ranch was by far our favourite. It was really good, while the other two were alright. The crust was weirdly bubbly and amorphous looking. There was a lot of crust. The Works was okay. The sauce and meat weren't particularly tasty. The Shroomin' Goat was a vegetarian pizza with a lot of arugula, which is not my type of pizza, but our vegetarian friend said it was okay. Great vibes at Pinthouse overall though, and I have enjoyed their other pizzas in the past.

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.

Stopped by here for a quick beer in between work events. It was a Tuesday around 5:00pm and it was…read moreextremely dead, with only a few people sitting at the bar. The ambience inside was only ok. I'm not sure I would go again if it was looking for a fun vibe, because it didn't have it for me. However, the one hazy IPA that I did have there was very good. The bartender recommended it and it didn't disappoint. The bartender was great!

Central District is Austin's only downtown brewery, which has survived 7 years thanks to its great…read morebeer and space. They have the advantage of being right next to the convention center, which means a lot of foot traffic and the ability to host private corporate events (big money there!). However, the convention center is closed for a few years! Still, the siren song is bringing the crowds in and they seem to be doing a-ok. Here's to another 7! (Do need to levy a small complaint that the flights cost $18, though. Beers are otherwise fairly priced, not sure what's up with the flights.)

A Perfect Way to Spend a Sunday Afternoon!…read more Enjoyed some craft beer and snacks with a few of my running buddies and had a great time at Hold Out Brewing. The outdoor casual setting is relaxed and inviting - truly a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Parking is also very convenient, with spaces available both in front of the brewery and in the back. As an IPA fan, I really appreciate that they offer several IPA options, along with a variety of mixed drinks for anyone who wants something different. The food is also very good for a brewery--fresh, flavorful, and a step above typical bar fare. I had the large pretzel and Masala frito pie. Overall, Hold Out Brewing is an excellent spot with great vibes, solid drinks, and tasty food. I'll definitely be back!

Next to Better Half, while this place is immaculate in every aspect there's only shortcoming: the…read morefloor of the restrooms! The decorative design of the restroom walls look cool. All that good feeling go away as you look upon the floor / ground of the restroom area. As you look down it looks unhealthy and non-aesthetic. The venue is spacious, has hard-core brewing of good beer. Has WiFi (details below), env. friendly (has recycle bins) SSID: "Hold Out Guest" password: burgerbeer

If you're looking for authentic German food in Austin, The Black Forest food truck at Live Oak…read moreBrewing Company is the place for you! This food truck is so simple and unassuming, you may actually miss it. As a complement to Live Oak's German style beers, The Black Forest food is a perfect pairing for German beer. The menu focuses on classic German food. Menu favorites include Schnitzel sandwiches, bratwurst, fresh baked pretzels, house made potato salad and homemade mustard and pickled vegetables. In addition, small chips and cookies are sold for $2. We shared the pretzel...OMG, it was mutant large...enough for three people. The pretzel came with queso and stone-ground mustard (preferred the mustard). The pretzel was firm and flavorful on the outside and soft inside...ideal combination. Neil, the owner, was so super nice and shared some history regarding the brewery. He also has had a daily special. The food truck is located at Live Oak Brewing, making for an ideal German beer and food pairing experience.

Two words - BIG PRETZEL. The schnitzel and sausage were great, but the pretzel was next level. Very…read morefluffy, great crust, paired well with the mustard.