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.

All I know is that I'm going to be back here pretty soon!…read moreWhat a great time I had. Super nice friendly staff, very helpful. I played darts with my son and enjoyed a vanilla Texas lager. The food trucks outside changed every day so you can have variety. Also, live music on the weekends. Amd super chilled atmosphere. Thos made it to my list of favs.

We heard about Rockabilly opening a little while back and wanted to wait until they had some of…read moretheir own beer on tap to check them out and Barks for Beers this month seemed like the perfect opportunity. We went yesterday afternoon and its a really nice property with tons of space. They have a cool stage area, a playground, several tables near the bar with view of the tv and some open inside space next to cornhole. I want to say they had about 8 of other breweries beers on tap (real ale bock and Pinthouse Scorpion Disco are the two I remember) and then they also had cocktails and 2 of their own beers: an amber, and then what I got: the tangerine cream ale. I thought it was pretty good which was surprising as usually, new breweries take a bit to get things figured out. It would be a solid beer for a warm day. The bartender was friendly and they also had a bbq truck on site that smelled delicious but we didn't have time to check-out this time. The only negative I'd say is there is zero inside space with A/C, its all open air. That's not a dealbreaker for me but as its only going to get even hotter, I'm curious how it will impact their business.

Very cool vibe/place! Laid back brewery and I ordered the blueberry lavender margarita. That was…read moredelicious. My sister got the rhubarb sour which was tasty too. Dog friendly and kind of a tree house on the hill vibe. The food truck was closed when we got there, but they had an event for Mother's day, so my guess was they sold out. Otherwise I would have never known of this brewery if it weren't for Barks for Beers!

Great and very friendlybstaff here! Close to Georgetown and cool swag as well! Watching the…read moreWorld Cup and the Belmont Stakes!

Always great to support small independent breweries, and Power Brewing Project is just that…read more Located in an unusual shopping center north of Hutto, the garage-style taproom is classic microbrewery. They have events and food trucks weekly, a bunch of TVs, around 10 beers on tap, and a nice crowd of regulars keeping the vibe up. For the true Austin brewery fans, keep an eye out in the back for some empty kegs labeled and reclaimed from other, former breweries, that now have a new home at Power.

If you've ever been to The Crossover in Cedar Park, this place feels like its Georgetown cousin,…read moresame energy, same "bring the whole family and let the kids run wild" vibe, just a little more tucked away. I only stopped in for a drink, but the bartender was quick, efficient, and didn't give me that "I'm too busy to acknowledge you" look that some places love to serve before the actual drink. I ordered a double Hendrick's and tonic, and it was poured correctly: crisp, botanical, and strong enough that I knew I wasn't getting the "light‑handed lunchtime pour." No complaints there. What really stood out wasn't the drink, though -- it was the scene. Camp Briteside has this big outdoor turf area, and while I was there, it felt like a ghost of ten different activities happening at once. One corner had an impromptu soccer game, in another corner, there was beard contest taking place (don't ask me what the rules were -- I'm still trying to figure it out), and the rest of the space was filled with families, laughter, and people just hanging out like it was a neighborhood block party. It's definitely a spot built for groups -- birthday parties, team gatherings, family meetups, all of that. I've heard they host parties of 20 or more pretty regularly, and honestly, the space makes sense for it. It's casual, open, and easy to navigate. Now, would I come here on my own just for a drink? Probably not. It's a bit out of the way, and it's the kind of place that shines when there's an invite, an event, or a reason to be there. But if someone said, "Hey, we're meeting at Camp Briteside," I wouldn't hesitate to show up with a drink order ready. Overall, it's a solid hangout spot -- family‑friendly, group‑friendly, and perfect for those who like their social time with a side of organized chaos. #supportlocal

Great happy hour wing prices. Decent burger and plenty of screens to catch any game going on…read more Friendly staff and quick service.

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.

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!

This brewery in liberty hill just reopened under the name Slot T and we went to check it out as…read morethey had a new burger menu. Overall, impressed! The burgers are huge and the quality was excellent. Got a Pimento burger and it came with double patties and a generous helping of fries. There was also a special sauce for fries that was delicious I feel like this is one of the best burgers ive had at a restaurant in a good chunk. Enjoyed it with a crisp light lager from the brewery itself. Location is awesome and the back patio is spacious. Definitely worth checking out.

We were in the area and wanted to try different breweries- this one is football themed. They had a…read morebig outdoor (covered) seating area, a separate bar area, and a dining room. The menu was varied, elevated bar food: burgers, fish and chips, tacos. We tried all three types of fries- I liked the sweet potato the best. All the beer was drinkable- they had some wine, too. The bathrooms were clean!

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.

A delightful and all around fun place to stop by for a cocktail. All sorts of liquors and…read morebeverages distilled in house. Very fun drink menu too! Reasonably priced! The quality is top notch! Owner/distiller onsite and very fun to chat with. No food served here, but plenty of restaurants offering carry out in the area, so feel free to pick up some bites and bring them in. Highly recommend Leanderthal Distilling!

Chill little distillery. Love the laid back vibe. Their advertising is what sold it for me. NO…read moreKIDS. The day I went in, they had a little "boozy bookstore" event happening in one corner. It doesn't happen super often but she says maybe once every month or every other month or so. Saw people with some food they brought in, and they also had a corner with some board games. The drinks were delish! And very decently priced. Bartender was nice. Only met bar tenders wife, wasn't overly friendly, but good bc customer service. Did see owner, but didn't meet him personally. My husband also really enjoyed himself. Definitely can see us returning here!