Came to grab a soda for a meal from another place in the food hall. Easy to select what ya want…read morewith plenty of options. Checkout service was easy and prompt. Definitely great for drink options both alcoholic and non alcoholic.

Probably one of the best bars!! I have no clue why anyone wouldn't rate this place 5 stars! Grab…read morewhat you want. My personal favorite is the $1 beers, which they have quite a selection of. Best part? No tipping!! They don't even ask! (mostly cause it's self service). Pro tip: grab a beer and go shopping in hmart!!

We visited Prohibition ATX and loved our experience! Although it took us about 5 minutes to find…read morethe entrance, once we did, we were glad we made the effort. The atmosphere is very relaxed and cozy/fun. The bartenders were very helpful and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend the old fashioned!

I am a sucker for a speakeasy when it is done right. I love the idea of being somewhere that not…read moreeveryone knows about. It feels like an IYKYK atmosphere. Located off Anderson Mill in the corner of a strip mall is a bookshelf with a door on the right side. If you cannot figure out the entrance, there is a doorbell to ring as well. I believe it is owned by the same people who own The Mill bar right next door, which makes it feel like a cool bonus space. My friend and I sat next to a faux fireplace, where we were greeted by the only bartender working and placed our order. Once he opened the tab, it was disappointing that he never came back to check if we wanted another drink. It wasn't super busy on the Monday we went, but since he was the only one manning the bar, the bartender was always doing something, so I don't blame him fully for not checking back in with us. I ordered a drink called the Velvet Vice. It looked nothing like the picture and tasted similar to an Aviation cocktail with egg whites. I happened to really like it. It is a very relaxed space, but once the speakeasy gimmick wears off, it does not have much else going for it. It is still a cool place, but I am not sure it was worth the lengthy drive to get there. RIYL: A bar hidden behind a bookshelf

I found Slackers Brewing by accident since it's in the same strip mall as a very famous BBQ joint,…read moreand I'm glad I stopped by. It's a small local brewery with a really nice community feel. I especially love that it's kid-friendly, which is something you don't always find at breweries. It makes the place feel more relaxed and welcoming. The food is decent, and the beer is delicious. Their beers have that true craft beer taste, which is something I really enjoy. I've tried many of their beers and have brought friends here to hang out as well. My favorite so far is the coffee stout. Overall, Slackers Brewing is a great local spot with good beer, a friendly vibe, and a welcoming atmosphere.

What a local find, this is definitely a place I'd recommend primarily for the ability to have the…read morepatio picnic table seating outside but also the games! I popped in with a few friends and it was a mixture of NA beer, regular beer and mimosas. After pouring the bubbles they asked how much OJ we wanted and that was great to get as much or little. I will saw that the OJ was from a single serve Tropanica juice. lol I mean, I can't impinge the have a run on mimosas. Who knows...it could happen. I found the vending machine very interesting as it held different packets of various items. Legos, Main Character Energy Starter Pack (no clue what's inside), Mystery Socks, Pokemon, etc. Unique for sure. they had a fuzzball table, along with picnic seating inside, a bar area with maybe 10 seats or so and then the brewing equipment then the door out to the patio. Yes, it's a converted parking lot..but hey, what can you do in suburbia? Anyhoo, there were also an inside area for kids and and outside play ground ish, with these different huts. They had various games and we picked up Disturbed Friends. Now this game was definitely 18+ cause these cards were raunchy! OMG too much fun.

I've noticed more and move often, after a movie ends and I'm leaving the theater, that this bar is…read morehopping! They have a trivia event that they host weekly that draws a healthy crowd and there are some other things I have yet to identify. Early in the evening, when things are slow and theater goers are grabbing drinks before a movie, the bartender still tends to be friendly and quick with service. I'm a lightweight. When I kill time before and movie and stupidly decide to leave my tab open, of course I have to go close it. If there's a decent crowd, it's still easy to do. The bartender doesn't ignore me. Drinks are being served and I'm quickly attended to. It's awesome. Finally, a movie note: you can order a drink to take into the theater. It's easier to grab it here instead of ordering it at your seat.

I think this is one of the better bars attached to the Alamo chains…read more The drink menu is pretty much the same as are the prices. The difference is the service. You're not ignored or brushed off here. It's got a good vibe for pre or post movie-going hangs.

This place has a giant selection of whiskey, including rotating versions for their old fashioned…read more This weekend's had a fig infused whiskey. I drank two and forgot to take photos! They also serve delicious panini sandwiches! I've tried 3 so far: korean beef, chicken bacon ranch, and the muffuletta. Plus they serve other drinks, too, not just whiskey. I remembered a photo for the Lychee Martini. Additionally, the bar area is 21+only and has vintage games, pool tables and darts among others.

Rabbit Hole is one of those spots that feels like a secret handshake among the locals -- dim…read morelighting, quirky décor, and that "we know our regulars by name" energy. It's definitely a neighborhood bar, but with a slightly elevated vibe that makes you feel like you stumbled into the nice version of a local hangout, not the sticky‑floor kind. I ordered three rounds of Hendrick's and tonic, and my partner went with four rounds of Tito's and Sprite. When the bill came out to $140, I had to take a quiet moment with myself. Yes, Hendrick's is top shelf, but even with that in mind... whew. That total felt a little ambitious for a neighborhood bar in Cedar Park. I'm all for a good cocktail, but I also know what these pours cost elsewhere, and this pricing didn't quite match the setting. That said, the service was excellent. Our bartender was attentive, quick, and had that perfect balance of friendly without being overly chatty. She kept an eye on the bar, and we never had to wait long for a refill -- which I appreciated, especially since the place wasn't packed. Honestly, the smooth service was the highlight of the night. The vibe itself is cool -- a little eclectic, a little upscale, and clearly a favorite for the local crowd. It's the kind of place you go when you want to unwind without dealing with the Domain crowd or the chaos of downtown Austin. I can absolutely see why people love it. But between the drink prices and the overall experience, this is one of those spots I'd visit occasionally, not regularly. A cute neighborhood bar? Yes. A $140‑for‑seven‑drinks bar? Not for me.

There is no food, but some great karaoke!! I think everyone knew each other's name here, so maybe…read moreit's a good neighborhood bar.

The bartender Richey was great and the drinks were awesome, we had a great time at the barread more

Staff is always great- its a bar with munchies NOT a restaurant- pretty drinks exceptional service…read more- clean, nice, comfy - whats not to love - just don't go expecting to eat a meal :-)

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.