This is such a good spot in East Austin to grab lunch or a snack during the day I like to go during…read morework because I work around there and I get tacos but their menu is extensive so it's a really great spot to go with coworkers or alone or just to order some food from there because their food is really good. They also have a really long drink menu and the vibes are great. It's inside outside so you can come with coworkers you can chill outside or you can sit inside if it's a little cooler and it's also walking distance from everything it's right next to civil goat and everyone is really really nice so it's a perfect lunch spot.!!!

I can't say anything about the beer because I've only had their wines (living the gf-life!)…read more But lemme say, those tacos! The pollo verde tacos are my absolute favorite. I most recently ate...maybe six (hey, they're small!). Even the guy at the register, after my third visit up to order two tacos at a time, said, "you really like those tacos..." No shame, bb. Shrimp tacos, chipotle chicken, nachos... all great. They do a bit heavy on the onions, so maybe ask for it on the side.

We didn't even realize that Pinthouse Brewing had a sourdough crust (apparently not all locations…read moredo), so that was such a fun surprise. The sourdough pizza was really good--almost like a focaccia/Detroit-style hybrid, but with the sauce layered on the bottom. Super flavorful, crispy edges, soft inside... honestly just hit. Also--my husband was way too excited (in the best way) to see boiled peanuts on the menu, so of course we had to start there. Great call. We'll definitely be back.

Pinthouse Brewing was a brewery Steve and I went to while on our vacation to Austin a few months…read moreago. The building is quite large and inside is cool as the seating is quite spacious and a large number of people can enjoy food and drink at once. Definitely not a tiny, small placed brewery...but it's true... everything is bigger in Texas! When we were at Pinthouse I spotted a Mexican Lager which is a type of lager I love and especially in warm weather... a perfect summer beer for me! The name of the beer was Burro's Breakfast. In the flavor profile of this beer you will find a naturally sweet corn flavor, some maltiness along with a tart and dry finish. The beer is light bodied like most lagers of this type and smooth in body. In addition to having a beer we also decided to get some lunch. So we got a chicken sandwich a piece along with coleslaw and had a very nice lunch. Coming to Pinthouse Brewing proved to be a good stop as we made a pretty extensive tour of the breweries in Austin.

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!

Great service, good bit of seating indoors and nice decor with all the plants. They had a decent…read morebeer menu as well as coffee and a few different cocktails if that's more of your jam. Prices were average for the area, my friend and I loved the beers we got. Would love to try a flight next time for variety

Milkers Brewing Company was in a neighborhood where we went to more than once and it was a place I…read morehad in my bookmarks to try. And I am certainly glad I did! In the warmer weather which is plentiful in Texas sometimes I shift my focus towards Mexican Lagers and when we were visiting here that sounded amazing. So I went with the Primos Lager. It was an excellent Mexican Lager and totally what I wanted in the flavor profile. Occasionally other Mexican Lagers can be a letdown but not in this case at all... nope... not one bit. In the flavor profile you will taste a grainy flavor, maltiness (but it's not heavy handed. It's very well balanced), citrus and lime are present as well. The Primos is so easy to drink that you could easily have more than one in one sitting... but I behaved and just had the one. Great brewery with fairly large outdoor and indoor seating however it can fill up real fast on Fridays and weekends.

My friends and I wanted to cool off with a cold drink after a day of kayaking. I got an Icy Boys,…read morewhich was light and refreshing. The service was excellent! My friend wanted to watch a golf tournament, and the bartender was kind enough to change the channel on one of the TVs for us. There's plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors, which makes this brewery a great place to hang out with friends.

Good selection of frozens and bar food. We tried all of their frozens and the guava-Rita really hit…read morethe spot, perfect for a hot day. They have a new special going on Sundays, 1/2 off frozens. Indoor and outdoor space, including a spacious upstairs area. Just across the outdoor space, there's another cool place better half which also serves food and drinks.

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

Bizarre food/drink situation (are you dropping it off at the table or making us wait at the bar?…read morenot sure, neither was the bartender but I digress.) Besides that, drinks were delightful and made with a heavy hand. We had the wings as a quick bite and I appreciated the display and sides of the dish--in addition to the wings being yummy. There was a stage but no band (might have to come back some other time) and cute dogs roaming around. Overall super cool spot to hangout with some friends

One word: Amazing…read more This is easily my favorite brew pub, and I've been to so many around the world. ABGB is truly an Austin gem. You get to know the servers, meet some talented musicians, dance the night away, drink tasty beer, eat delicious pizza, and pet the cutest ABGB ambassador, Mago. Kim, the brewer is all around a wonderful person who makes the best beer around. If you're in for just one night, try the superliner and the beegining. The Superliner is a zangy IPA, and the Beegining won the 2026 World Beer Cup Gold. Go straight for the waygu and order some pints, you cannot go wrong. I recently moved back to Austin, and this was one of my first stops.

Overall: 4/5…read more Ambiance: 4/5 This is an awesome brewery! I love that outside in the back they have a small play space for kids. There are a lot of tables and there was a big screen up to watch basketball when I visited! I haven't sat inside, but it looks nice as well and much quieter / at least when I visited. Service: 4/5 Had no issues, just ordered at the counter and voi la! Friendly person took our order & the only complaint is there were no cups outside for water - think it's just busy and this happens! Food & Beer 4/5: I had the magic carpet sour and it was very good, although I will say it isn't as sour as a typical sour would be. Nice drink overall and I think someone who isn't a sour fan may still enjoy it - it gives more cider honestly. My friend and I split the veggie quesadillas and the chips and salsa. The veggie quesadilla was good, the mushrooms they put in it were fab - I wouldn't say it's exceptional for the price but it was good. The chips and salsa were also good, but the salsa was a much thicker green and cilantro based something - I wouldn't exactly call it salsa, but it was good, just a bit misleading. I think they should add a descriptor on the menu, salsa usually means red unless otherwise noted imop.

THE BIG: Second Lazarus on Airport Blvd in Central Austin. Big brewery space with a big expansive…read morepatio and an upstairs seating area. Limited lot parking and mainly have to find street parking. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here with the wife in the early morning for a meetup. Parking is very limited and we had to park far down the street. I was hungry and needed my caffeine fix. The tacos did take a while to come out and it was because they forgot my order. I ordered a bacon egg cheese bfast taco, chorizo egg cheese bfast taco and a coffee. Each taco was around $6-$7 which is kind of insane that tacos have gotten that expensive. They were just alright and only flour tortillas. Coffee was given in a nice mug. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Spent around $15 for two breakfast tacos and a coffee. Bfast tacos were alright and I think ill stick to the beers next time.

We went to nomadic beerworks today for barks for beers & had lunch with a couple of beers. We had…read morethe turkey pesto panini & meatball panini. Both absolutely delicious! They made them fresh & they were just so very good! The chips that came with them were crispy & the pickle was good too! There was a little bit of wait for them to come out because they were very busy today, but our patience was rewarded with amazing sandwiches! Everyone there was very friendly & it was a clean area to eat in as well. We've been here before & we will be back again!

Very, very friendly people. You can smoke outside. Beers are all unique and made here. $2 off…read moreduring happy hour. Normally $7-8. Been here a couple times and have tried 3-4 beers. Have liked them all. Do recommend.

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.

Great family-owned beer spot. Perfect for family nights or just a chill evening. Something is…read moreALWAYS happening - book trades, album night, live music, and more. Owner Derek is genuinely kind, caring and very proud of his brews! Expect picnic table seating, and bar or table ordering (no servers), play area for kids and pretty relaxed vibe. It's a great little neighborhood brewery!

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.