This has changed names to Slot-T We came here for the beer…read more I got their past seasonal beer and it was very good. The food selection was pub style grub. Lots of fried foods. The staff was good and we got our drinks and food pretty fast. The parking is ok

We stopped in here for lunch. Had been here before for happy hour beers before the name change, but…read morenot for food. This time we were hungry. Mot a lot of people there, but it was mid-week at 1:00 pm. I ordered the Double B Burger and a beer and the wife ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wrap. Service was quick and the food to a little bit of time, but when it came, the fries were fresh out of the fryer and the burger was hot and tasty. The brioche bun was perfect, and the burger was cooked perfectly. My wife loved her wrap, but indicated the sweet potato fries were a bit over cooked and greasy. My fries were perfect. Overall, a great place to do lunch and have a beer. We will definitely be back for more! Ambiance 10/10 Service 10/10 Beer 10/10 Food 8.5/10 Stop in and have a burger and beer. You won't be disappointed!

San Gabriel is a cool little brewery and definitely worth the ride up 183 and 29…read more I like IPAs and English style beers. Their English style IPA brought back fond memories of enjoying a pint in Oxford Eng. This is not a west coast IPA ao don't expect any citrus just hops and malt! The Knock Out Blonde is a wonderful Belguim Tripel that checks in at a hefty 8.9% ABV. Beware, this beer will sneak up on you. My 2nd Fav is Steve's Brown an English style brown ale that drinks as smooth as all heck. We also had the opportunity to sample their Dos Hermanos Mexican lager beer. This beer will be a hit and is perfect for a hot summer day. This is a rustic no frills brew pub that is serving up some fantastic beers. According to the owner, a great guy, food will be available soon. Pro tip: Be sure to check their hours as they do close early. Perfect for us day time drinkers.

We found this brewery through Harvest Hosts. We had a great evening @ the brewery enjoying (and…read morecamped on) their acres of space (literally), good beer, solid bar food, very friendly staff (John) and regulars. We tried three of the nine beers available and enjoyed all three.

One stop shopping for primo eating and drinking good times…read more * * * Obsidian Brewery makes beer. I have no idea how the beer is. I may visit Obsidian Brewery time after time after time after time and never find out how their beer is. This is because a) They have an outstanding bar and b) They have an outstanding kitchen. For me, beer is a hardship beverage you drink when there is nothing else better available. When I go to a bar, I can sometimes be looking for mix-mastering. Usually I am looking for outstanding top of the line hard spirits. * * * When I walked into Obsidian, I looked at their bar. It was love at first sight. In front of me were twenty yards of three shelves of the most wonderful bottles I could possibly imagine. Half of them I had never heard of before. * * * I settled on a Buddha's Hand Gin. Buddha and Gin rarely appear in the same sentence Never mind the same label on a bottle. I ordered it straight up. I went immediately to Nirvana. Forget the meditation and the austerities. The Buddha's Hand Gin was as good as a trip to the Himalayas. Buddha's Hand is an obscure citrus fruit that grows multiple protuberances the way some horseradishes do. It is golden and looks like a hand. Ergo the name. The Buddha's Hand Gin is a citrus tinged gin with an edge more like orange zest than like orange juice. The additional botanicals make it strong, attention grabbing, fruity and yet combative. I was absolutely fascinated. Note that Buddha's Hand Gin is only one of the many items they have to explore there. I am totally ready to do more exploring. * * * The kitchen at Obsidian is also of distinction. The savvy local guide I came with adored his Thai Curry Wood Fired Rings. I went with a Cheesy Bread. This is open-faced grilled cheese on a thick slice of bread the size of a shoebox, with a wonderful homemade tomato sauce on about 1/3 of it. It is the best cheese pizza you have ever had. It is what cheese pizza is supposed to be if you don't use the standard canned ingredients that institutional providers sell to Domino's. I was as in love with my cheese bread as I was with my citrus gin. * * * The company was also outstanding. Which is just as well because Obsidian is a social place. Lots of Leanderthals having a fine time in couples and groups. This is not a loner's loser bar. You know - the dark rooms with misfits drinking their sixth beer while watching TV. This is a good folks good times full-of-sunlight place. So you definitely want to come with good folks. * * * Good food, good bottles, good people. And if you are feeling chipper, You can even have a homemade beer to celebrate.

Another excellent experience at Obsidian. Definitely worth checking out and if you aren't a beer…read moreperson they have great cocktail and mocktail choices as well!

5th element is great, love the pickle beer and love that I can bring my son. Not only do they…read morewelcome kids, but they have stuff outside and inside to keep them busy while you enjoy a drink!

A friend of mine brought up 5th Element up as a place to visit, it was nearby his home...and that…read morewas about it for all the information I had. When we pulled up to it, I wasn't so sure it was the right place when it went to a residential area but found that the brewery was an old house and it was busy that weekend. There was still some parking in the lot and we managed to squeeze in. Seating wise we also managed to squeeze in, the brewery is a converted home and brewing takes up a lot of space; also didn't help that my friend is 6'4 and around 250+ so any place is going to feel cramped. The beer however, is interesting. You can tell that the beers are made how they want it to be made, from the styles to the names, there's a uniqueness and dare I say, joy to it comes through from the staff to the beer itself.

Happy anniversary! Great party and beers today to celebrate two years for Prost. I've been here…read moreseveral times and I'm always impressed and excited by their unique offerings and stylish upstairs taproom. I didn't even know downtown Pflugerville existed until the day they opened, so thanks to Prost for introducing me to the entire neighborhood as well.

Such a cute spot! Prost Alehouse has such a relaxed vibe -- perfect for catching a game, playing…read moresome card or board games, or just hanging out with friends. The atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, and it's easy to lose track of time here in the best way. It's the kind of place where you can just sit back, sip on a drink, and unwind without any rush. Definitely a new go-to for an easy, laid-back night out.

Hands down the best Reuben I've ever had. I used to serve them in my restaurants years ago, and…read morepeople raved about them--but this one tops them all. Absolutely delicious. I love stopping here and trying something new every time. The flights are great, the atmosphere is relaxing and spotless, and I never leave without grabbing a bag of coffee beans--the coffee is just that good. This place never disappoints. I've been coming since 2017, and it's always been consistently excellent.

We stopped here for drinks then later lunch. Screw Loose Blonde was cold and refreshing. My wife…read morethought her Judy Bloom mimosa was good. The pecan sweet chicken fried chicken with mac & cheese and mustard dreens were great. Chicken came out perfectly cooked. Be sure to add a side of peppered gravy to enjoy the chicken fried two ways. Gravy was 8/10 per wife. The mac & cheese had a subtle jalapeno kick to it with big chunks of bacon. Rumpus rye beer was tasty.

We use to drive in from Austin because it was a fun place with good food and fun people…read more Now, we are living in MF's, one block away and been there twice. Services was horrid. Food, let's just say my Philly cheese steak was a bun and grayish meat, absolutely no chz or anything else. Waitress acted like I was asking too much to take it back. I don't know if the brothers are gone from ownership/ management, but someone needs to go at night as that staff and cooking...hmmm. Not the Bear King it use to be

Are camping at Inks Lake and decided to give the Bear King Brewery a try. It was a hit across the…read moreboard. We both ordered burgers and I got the brussel sprouts while my husband got onion rings. Everything was made from scratch and Amazon. The garlic aioli perfect. And their own beers were fantastic. I has the Moon Mountain while my husband did the Stigini, a white stout. Both were so good. Our server Aubrey was fantastic - perfect balance of knowing when to check on us versus looking our way then moving on to take care of others. She was amazing. Definitely check out this place when you are in Marble Falls - excellent.

Cold beer, nice people, good pizza. Despite living only…read moreabout 15 miles south I don't venture into Cedar Park very often. As I was leaving the We Are Blood donor center on Bell Boulevard, I thought "why not check out a brewery I don't visit very often for lunch?" (kids, I am a professional. Don't try this at home--a brewery visit right after dropping a pint is probably not a donor center recommendation for most normal folks). A search on "breweries near me" revealed that this spot was 1 mile away. Winner. Plenty of parking front and side, the taproom was pleasant inside and out. I took a seat at a nearly full bar next to a good group of World Cup (ESP/AUT) watchers. Two big TVs over the bar, in a large taproom/dining area with 5 more, shared with the sort of "built-in food truck" called "600 Degrees Pizza" except it's a proper pizza shop, no wheels. There's a shaded outdoor patio with a bar window, and 5 more TVs, and a covered tent area beyond that, with a play area for the kiddos. Had a Ray Ray Hazy IPA, crisp and cold and delicious NE-style IPA. I walked over to the pizza counter and ordered a slice, considered the slice/salad lunch special but opted for the HH slice special, pepperoni at $5. Minutes later a guy delivered the single largest pizza slice I have ever tried to hold in my hand to my seat at the bar. Apparently they do a 6-cut TWENTY FOUR INCH PIE for slices, so my slice was 75.4 square inches of tasty gooey goodness. Unwieldy, and took some tactical consumption logistics calculation, but I finished every bit--a meal for me, and I was glad I skipped the salad. Very good pie, and VERY filling. One more small beer, from Jester King, as I watched Spain knock Austria out 3-0. Friendly folks on both sides of the bar, good beer, and good food in a nice taproom. I'll be back.

Whitestone Brewery was another brewery we went to when we were on our vacation to the Austin, Texas…read morearea. With this brewery I got a beer type I don't always get and when I do it's a nice change of pace and that is a Brown Ale. I took the opportunity to get one here and the name of this brewery's version is a fun one... it's called Velvet Nunchuks. The flavor profile in this one is good... in it you can have fun with detecting caramel, roastiness and maltiness. The beer is smooth and has nice mouthful due to that. Whitestone was a good stop even if it is a bit of a ways from downtown Austin.

Top notch beer and service (as always). We've been taking advantage of the $10 growler fills they…read moreoffer the 1st of the month, great deal on great beer! The early days of US craft beer in the early 90's (us dinosaurs remember), most breweries required you to purchase one of THEIR growlers for refill. Red Horn doesn't discriminate, they fill growlers regardless (of course, they have their own available as well). House rule sign looked new, must have been some incident to spark this. Another thing that's changed since the 90's, a lot of tap rooms gotten a bit... unrelaxing, as a certain percentage of young parents basically turn their children loose to run about unsupervised (hence my characterization "romper room"). Shame that they have to remind folks about basic manners.

We hosted our monthly book club here and it was perfect! Plenty of space indoor and out on the…read morepatio for our crew. They have a very cozy vibe inside for those who need a corner to study in - outlets for charging is a plus. The coffee was incredible as well. The star of the show, of course. My book club members enjoyed some food as well. While I had both cold and hot coffee curations and savored every sip.

The beer is top-notch and they do some really good small batch stuff. Matt is the keystone of this…read moreorganization. Just a good guy that makes it easy to support this local business. Rotating food trucks and trivia every week.

This brewery has been around for a number of years , and it's been too long since I have enjoyed…read moretheir offerings. They do not have any food, but they do have a rotation of food trucks that occupy a part of their parking lot and deliver some great unique food offerings to pair well with the beer This place was jampacked. There was a party going on to celebrate the fourth... Overall great ambience to this local joint. My Service really was the story of two ends of the Spectrum. My initial visit to the counter/bar. I had a great interaction with a gentleman with a outstanding English accent and very much interested in finding a beer that would satisfy my palate.He was Super friendly and interactive - five star service My second visit to the counter/bar was a total and complete train wreck. The bartender was not interactive and did not engage in any type of meaningful conversation and was not helpful in sharing her knowledge of beers on tap. I am super thankful for the initial interaction because it saved the day.