Love this place! Great food. Great atmosphere. Nice people. Convenient location. Cute decor…read more Fun spot.

This is a great neighborhood spot that I've been wanting to try! I love that it's a little bungalow…read morecozy feel inside and on the patio, right in the heart of Clarksville/W 6th. The ambiance is great! The menu was a bit challenging to navigate being gluten free, and the safest option ended up being to split the Wagyu (most expensive item on the menu) but it was delicious and we had no regrets. If you are celiac, this might not be the best place to go since the menu changes regularly and is not well labeled. Our waitress was helpful to ask the kitchen questions though! We had great drinks, great food, and a lovely date night on the patio out here. The service was a tad bit slow, but overall it's definitely a place I would come back to!

this review is for cedar tavern! austin is home to happy hour heaven, and cedar tavern is…read moredefinitely one of the reasons why. basically all day $7 martinis, $10 burgers, and $5 apps all of which are delicious the mexican martini tasted like a marg with a bitter aftertaste probably due to the olive juice. the espresso martini was more impressive, balancing the vodka with espresso perfectly! definitely would get the espresso martini again the best appetizer hands down was the pommes dauphine, crispy little mashed potato balls essentially with crème fraiche. the perfect poppable bite to share the spinach artichoke dip was blended and less chunky than i'm used to - still delightfully cheesy. loved the crackers it came with fries were exactly how i like them! nice thin and a slight chew chovies - honestly the anchovies were wayyy too salty for me, but i see the vision with the radish. it helps cut through the salt. i wasn't able to finish it personally, but just my preference valet parking is definitely a plus bc otherwise this place would be a nightmare to park at

Went in on a Friday afternoon! We were able to get a table pretty quickly. There was a time limit…read moreon the table. The overall experience was good, we ordered different dishes and the food was good, the customer service was great. Parking: Valet Parking is Free

I love seeing more elevated concepts opening up on Rainey Street, and Modern Bar is a great…read moreaddition to the neighborhood. It's the perfect spot if you're looking to impress a date or simply enjoy thoughtfully crafted cocktails in a beautiful setting. The interior feels like the lobby of a luxury hotel, with elegant finishes and a variety of seating areas that each have their own vibe. There's also a hidden speakeasy tucked away in the back, and the patio is just as inviting if you prefer to enjoy your drinks outside. I tried their Golden Hour cocktail, and it was balanced, well-made, and easy to sip--exactly the kind of drink you'd hope for at a cocktail-focused bar. Overall, Modern Bar is a refreshing addition to Rainey Street and a great choice when you're looking for a cocktail experience that feels a little more refined.

This place was chic and very popular. Definitely the place to hang on a Friday night after dinner…read more The cocktails were strong- I had an espresso martini that really perked me up. We were able to snag a cute little corner table thanks to the sweet host name Honey. Such a doll. Our server, Julie, was very sweet as well. There's the cutest little speakeasy in the back with a DJ and space for dancing. Definitely a great spot for after the drinks kick in.

Stopped by one night before dinner and loved the drinks!…read more I got the orange and olive oil gin cocktail - delicious and light and fizzy My husband tried the coffee chocolate cocktail - with 3 different types of flavors and it was SO GOOD It was warm and def coffee / sweet forward but so good Pool table inside and only a couple of spots in the front Service was great - bartender was quick with the drinks and they were amazing Super cute decor inside and plenty of seating

Updating my review from 4 stars to 5 because every visit is just better and better. I've had the…read moretoastie a few times now and boxty balls---YUM! Am I back in Ireland?!? Also that Finding Nemo frozen with Jameson, rum, Guinness, and more...one & done, brahs! Dare I say it's the best in Austin? Yes, I do dare. Slim & Terance have done it again. The mascarpone carajillo is so sick. I could drink it all day long. Slim and his staff are some of the greatest mixologists and bartenders to grace Austin. Great people. Welcoming spot-always! Vibe is insanely good.

Had a really fun Sunday Funday at Bull & Bowl. The food was incredible, and the crispy chicken…read moreBenedict is a must-try. Everything came out surprisingly fast, which was a nice bonus. We did have a little service hiccup when our server left us waiting for quite a while. I also understand that things happen and sometimes a busy restaurant gets hectic, so I don't want to judge the entire experience based on that. What impressed me was how Khloe, the manager, stepped in and handled it. She was incredibly helpful and made sure we were taken care of, which really changed the experience for the better. The atmosphere is a lot of fun. Good music, sports playing on the TVs, bottomless mimosas, and games for anyone who wants to make a day of it. There's something for pretty much everyone in the group. Next time I'll definitely be trying some of the games. Between the food, drinks, music, sports, and overall vibe, this is pretty much the definition of a Sunday Funday spot. I'll definitely be back!

I'd give this place a 3.5/5 stars…read more I came here for my boyfriend's birthday brunch with his family on Father's Day. Surprisingly, the restaurant wasn't very busy, so we were expecting a smooth experience. We ordered the bottomless mimosas, the chili crispy chicken eggs Benedict, and the chicken and waffles. The standout dish was definitely the chili crispy chicken eggs Benedict. It was flavorful, very filling, and easily my favorite thing I ordered. I would order it again if ever come back. The bottomless mimosas came pre-made in a pitcher, which was convenient, but they tasted more like juice than champagne. If you're expecting a traditional mimosa, you may be disappointed. Unfortunately, the chicken and waffles were our least favorite dish. The chicken batter was very thick, little to no seasonings and had a yeasty flavor, and the waffles were much sweeter and cakey than expected. The flavors didn't balance well, and my boyfriend wasn't able to finish even a third of his meal. Service started off well and our waitress was friendly, but as brunch went on we found ourselves having to flag her down multiple times for refills and assistance. Since the restaurant wasn't particularly busy, this was surprising. The biggest downside was the value. For the prices being charged, we expected a higher quality dining experience. While the eggs Benedict were decent, the rest of the food and service didn't quite justify the cost. The ambiance was also lacking. For a brunch spot, especially one we chose for a birthday celebration, the atmosphere felt pretty flat and didn't add much to the overall experience. Overall, there were some highlights, especially the eggs Benedict, but there were enough misses that we left feeling the experience was average rather than memorable for a birthday celebration.

While visiting Austin, the wife and I stopped in at this place because it looked like a lot of fun…read more It was Monday evening, July 13, around 6:00 p.m. It's located downtown on the corner of a high-rise, and the atmosphere immediately caught our attention. We got a table pretty quickly in a smaller section, which was nice because it wasn't very crowded where we were sitting, even though there were several larger groups elsewhere in the restaurant. One thing to know before you go: check to see if there's a special event scheduled. Events can close the entire place for the evening, so it's worth checking ahead of time. We spent about an hour and a half there. Our table ordered a variety of food, and everything we had was good. The servers were very attentive and kept our drinks filled throughout the evening. I had two Old Fashioneds, and they were excellent. All in all, we spent about $168. Between the food, drinks, attentive service, and fun downtown atmosphere, it was a great evening and a place we'd gladly visit again.

My friend Shannon G. and I ended up at Electric Shuffle on a whim. We had been bar hoping on Rainey…read moreand spotted Electric Shuffle off the beaten path. We figured we would stop in for a drink before ending our night. I hadn't heard of Electric Shuffle so I didn't realize it was a shuffleboard bar. When I walked in and looked around, it had an odd familiarity to it. It then dawned on me that it reminded me of Flight Club and I found out later in the evening that it is owned by the same hospitality group. We sat at the bar. James was our bartender and he was the only one behind the bar for most of the night. He was very friendly and attentive (I don't think my water glass was ever empty). Just like Flight Club, they offer both food and drinks. There's a decent amount of tables throughout the space for patrons who aren't playing shuffleboard. I wanted to order the Cucumber Elderflower G+T, but James informed me that they ran out of Elderflower. None of the other gin and vodka drinks piqued my interest so I switched it up and went with a Ranch Water. It was really good and I liked that it was dressed with Tajin and lime. Shannon had a Watermelon Sugar Mojito which she enjoyed. We didn't play shuffleboard, but we did walk around. Some of the shuffleboards were in semi-private rooms, while others were out in the main dining area. There's four different game modes and everything is digital which is convenient for score keeping. We absolutely loved the decor. They had throwback vinyl, cassette tapes, and CDs as well as Walkmans, boomboxes, and record players. It was super cool and nostalgic. I've never played shuffleboard, but it looks like a lot of fun. We loved the chill vibe of the bar and it was a great place to end our night.

Had an amazing date night. 725 had low lighting with a songstress singing both her own songs and…read morecovers that day. The menu offered caviar, and the various flavors that emerged from the other dishes complemented the taste of each dish. The drinks were also well-done. The only thing that didn't make this a five is that we were seated in an obstructed space where we could not see the singer and were pushed into the corner. I believe they were trying to use all the space they could to bring in guests but the seating chart seemed to be reviewed by someone who was still learning.

We ordered an espresso martini, French 75, and wagyu and lobster with caviar. We went for the…read moremonthly comedy night and it was so much fun!! The bartenders are amazing and it was a very quaint and cute part of the Fairmont Hotel. We will definitely return.

Came on a Saturday night hoping for a good time, and the verdict was... mixed…read more The bar was pretty slow, which set a low-energy tone from the start. On the drink front, the only White Claw flavor available was pineapple, not ideal, though the bartenders were friendly and the atmosphere has real potential. With the right crowd, this place could be a lot of fun. Now, the food. I'd heard good things, so we ordered. I'm not sure those people were sober when they said that. The fries were genuinely the worst I've ever had, and I don't say that lightly. The pork sliders were okay but on the dry side, and my friend's burger landed in the same "just fine" territory. Nothing memorable. To be fair, maybe it was an off night. The bones of a good spot are there. Nice staff, a vibe that could really come alive with a fuller house. I'd probably give the drinks another shot, but I'll be skipping the food menu next time.

I hope this place is named for the white tiger that went after Sigfried and Roy. This place has an…read moreincredible location, right on South Congress, next to all kinds of trendy and upscale places that are just fun to window shop at. You're gonna need a stiff drink or two before heading into some of these stores along SoCo. Fortunately, this place has 'em! Recently I've been being tricked by the 512 Tequila stand-up-paddleboard they've been parking out in front of the place. I always get kinda confused- is it a sports shop? Are they doing a promotion? Naw, and nah. There's a live music place in the back- of course, this is the Live Music Capitol of the World. The front area serves up some expensive cocktails and beers that ain't cheap. The vibe here is kinda dive bar. Embrace it. The service isn't kind, but it is fast. The beers are cold. The tequila is served with a lime and salt. Nom. Good enough.