Best bars in Austin

34 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co. Many praise its pizza, and several praise the beer, with a few naming its lagers and pilsners. A few mention the music and a few like the happy hour. Some commenters wish the beer lineup had more variety, and one patron who isn't a pilsner fan says much of it doesn't appeal.

28 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Frazier's. A few praise the food, and some single out Coors served in frosty mugs. A couple of people mention the pool tables. Views on its dive status differ: one calls it a dive pick and one says it isn't one. Caveats: one patron calls it a sweatlodge where only the walk-in feels cool, another says it only gets warm when slammed late on Thursdays, one says Thursday afternoons bring a tech-heavy crowd, and one says parking can be awkward.

27 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many people recommend Workhorse, and several praise the food. One patron praises the jukebox and a couple of people say it is easy to meet people there. Caveats: one former regular finds the regulars too loud, one says it can get packed, one says the air conditioning struggles in extreme heat, a couple find parking awful, and one says the inside is fairly dark.

North Loop

25 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood, r/texas

Most commenters recommend The White Horse, and many say it is a good place to dance, including two-step. A couple describe a mix of country and hipster crowd, a couple say it is friendly to queer dancers, a couple praise its two-step lessons, and one mentions live music. One calls it a real honky-tonk. Caveats: two commenters say progressive two-step is hard there, one blaming the cramped, student-packed floor; one says it gets very hot inside; and one calls it fine but wildly overrated.

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Most commenters recommend Busty's, and many praise the food. A couple of patrons praise the cold beer in frosty mugs, and one likes the frozen drinks. A couple describe a retro feel, one calls the jukebox worth spending time with, and a few suggest it for couples. Several say it isn't really a dive bar.

23 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most commenters recommend The Cloak Room as the answer for bars near the Capitol, and many describe it as very dark. One commenter calls it the top dive bar in town, and one finds the people-watching good. One commenter says it only suits people who don't mind a lawyer-and-politician crowd, another calls it a rundown institution, and one finds it better for groups than for a solo after-work stop.

Downtown Near Capitol

23 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Sam's Town Point is a south Austin bar that many people recommend. A few point to dancing there and a couple name acts that play there. A couple describe it as queer-friendly, one says it captures the old Cosmic Cowboy feel, and one says it is already crowded.

South Austin

22 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Barfly's. A couple mention its pool tables, a couple say it is a friendly place to meet people, and one notes the heavy pours. A couple describe it as dark. Caveats: one visitor finds the crowd off-putting, one finds it more depressing than a nearby dive, and one calls it the saddest option on their list.

20 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Tigress, a North Loop cocktail bar, and several praise its cocktails. Several describe it as cozy, laid-back or easy for conversation, and a couple use it for journaling or reading. A couple say weekdays are best. Caveats: one nearby resident says it stops being quiet once a crowd arrives, and one says it fills fast but is calm at off-peak times.

North Loop

20 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people who weigh in recommend Nickel City, and many single out its frozen Irish coffee or other frozen drinks, though one patron doubts it is iconic. A couple praise the bar food, and several say it works for going solo or meeting people. Caveats: one says it is always packed, a couple say weekends are busier, one says parking is unpredictable and one notes the bar is small. A few say it isn't a true dive and a couple say it feels like an imitation of one.

20 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/Austin, r/texas

Most people recommend the Broken Spoke, a long-running Austin honky-tonk, and many point to its country dancing and two-stepping. A couple praise its mixed, family-friendly crowd and one rejects the tourist-trap label. Several people would skip it, including one who finds the beer poor, one who advises queer people against its dance lessons, and one repeat visitor who says it has declined. Another commenter says its decor looks unchanged and worn.

18 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Sagebrush, and a few point to dancing there. One praises its two-step lessons, one mentions a two-step group session, one calls it a bigger dance hall, one says it runs lots of fun events, and one calls it possibly the top honky-tonk around. One commenter names it as their top favourite.

18 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many people recommend Donn's Depot. One commenter calls it a great dive bar with live music and an authentic local feel, another describes friendly locals and frequent dancing, and a third says it feels like old-school Austin. One commenter mentions generous pours, and one says a group in their forties and fifties always has a great time with the live music and conversation. One visitor likes it only occasionally and doesn't rank it among their favorites.

18 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Overall, people recommend this burger-and-beer dive, and many say the burgers are excellent. A few single out the downtown location and a couple suggest pairing a burger with a beer. One patron says it no longer feels like a casual dive. One commenter says parking can be harder, and one warns the crowd can include casual visitors.

Downtown

16 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/texas

Many people recommend the Continental Club, and many point to its live music. One calls it the best live music bar in Austin, and a couple praise its mix of honky-tonk, country, blues and other acts. A couple mention free live music, with one saying early-evening shows are often free. One patron says the regular Monday act is great but few thirty- and forty-somethings attend.

16 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Lala's Little Nugget, and one suggests it as a better holiday-season stop than the paid pop-up. One recommends it for its year-round holiday decor. Opinions differ on character: a couple of commenters say it feels corporate or franchise-like rather than a dive, and a couple say it isn't a dive. One patron says seating often ends up in the parking lot rather than on a real patio, and one says it isn't a good place to watch games.

15 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend The Lost Well, and one patron calls it their top spot for a drink in Austin. One says it hosts occasional events that lean metal and punk, one calls the newer version of the bar excellent, one names it as a pool option and one says it serves cold beer. One patron finds its dartboard poor. One commenter says it was doing well before its building was sold.

13 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Golden Horn. One commenter calls it a cocktail spot on Airport, one says the food is great and it is a solid bar with great vibes, and one recommends it for good food. One visitor found it very chill, one notes it is air-conditioned with a weekday happy hour, one suggests pairing it with Barfly's upstairs, and one lists it as a later-night option.

Airport

13 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

People recommend Little Woodrow's across its Austin outlets; a couple of commenters name the Southpark Meadows location, which is the location shown here. A few praise its outdoor space, one notes lots of screens, one calls it popular for football and UFC nights, and one recommends its happy hour for unwinding. One commenter calls the pizza and wings underrated.

Southpark Meadows

13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Deep Eddy Cabaret. A couple name it among top pool picks, several say the beer comes very cold, and one calls it the authentic pick with a long history. One says it usually has a pleasant atmosphere and one calls it a legendary spot. One patron says it gets extremely stuffy when packed, and another blames crowding on influencers rather than the location.

13 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Drink Well, and several praise its drinks. One commenter finds the room nice and dim though less of a lounge. A few people say it gets loud, a couple say it is usually packed, and one says the atmosphere wears thin quickly.

Hyde Park

12 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Lolo's, and several point to its natural wines. One calls it a must-visit for natural wine lovers, one ranks it among Austin's top wine programs, and a couple call it a go-to. One patron finds the small plates good, while one commenter says the food is limited to small bites unless there is a pop-up dinner.

12 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend 04 Lounge, with one commenter calling it the top spot in town and another calling it the best bar on the continent. One commenter describes it as a true dive, and another points to its happy hour as an option. Another commenter says it is right by the St. Ed's campus.

12 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Mean Eyed Cat, and several single out its happy hour, with one mentioning cans and well drinks. One commenter says it has handled its relocation reasonably well, and one says it still feels friendly.

11 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Visitors recommend The Back Lot, a bar on Maiden Lane off Guadalupe Street near the University of Texas. A couple mention its drink specials, with one naming tall boys and well drinks and another all-day specials. One visitor finds it low-key and one says it has a couple of tables and a good atmosphere. One patron found it decent but felt much older than the crowd there.

11 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Knomad. One patron calls the Monday Modelo night pretty good, and another finds the crowd friendly. One commenter places it in Windsor Park, another near Capital Plaza. Many endorsements are only short mentions, with little detail beyond the crowd.

11 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/texas, r/austinfood

C-Boy's is a live music bar that many people recommend. A couple of commenters point to its funk and soul music and a couple praise its free shows. One enjoys its Thursday Latin night, a couple call it a sister spot of the Continental Club, one says it is a solid pick when a good band is playing, and one describes its crowd as lively but easygoing.

11 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

People recommend The Draught House, and one patron praises its tap list while another says its long-running house beers are still excellent. One visitor finds it usually chill, and another calls its frozen margaritas quite good. One person says it is not built for children, with no playground or lawn games, and another has never seen kids there. One person who names the Medical location says it usually works, though not every time.

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Meanwhile, and several say its food trucks are good and varied. A couple mention the large space, some say it is welcoming to families, and one likes the patio and lively crowd. The kid-heavy atmosphere divides opinion: one patron who likes the beers says the playground setup doesn't suit them, and another likens it to a daycare.

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood

Many people recommend Casino South. One suggests it as a true dive, one recommends it for its jukebox, one calls it a great neighborhood spot and one describes a divey biker vibe but a fun, casual time. One thinks it is quite dark if they remember correctly while another disputes that, and one notes this location lacks the kitchen its sister branch has.

10 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Nosh & Bevvy, and several praise the food. A couple call the beer selection a strong point and one calls it a laid-back spot. One calls it a real pub. On the downside, one says cocktails are not its strength and one notes outdoor seating is limited.

Burnet

10 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend The Grackle, and a couple point to its pool tables. One visitor rates its cheesesteak as the city's top pick and one lists it among chill, unfussy bars to hang out. One visitor recalls it as nicer and darker in the past and admits it has been a while since they went.

10 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many people recommend Little Longhorn Saloon, a honky-tonk on Burnet Road. A couple mention regular live bands, with one calling it a classic small spot, and one recommends it for dancing and lessons. A couple say it gets busy, with one saying to avoid Sundays unless you want it crowded. One commenter with mixed feelings notes it holds only about 30 people.

10 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Whisler's on East 6th Street. One person names its Old Fashioned as an iconic drink, and another patron describes the interior after dark as moody. One patron still suggests it for a bar night, calling it roomy though it can feel trendy.

10 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Long Play Lounge, a small bar where one patron notes records are played and Old Fashions are on tap. Another says it is usually pretty chill and does cocktails, while yet another says it is not really a dive. One person says the adjacent shopping center suits solo wandering, and another says going out alone there tends to lead to chats with strangers.

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Armadillo Den, and several bring it up for watching games. A few mention the food trucks on site and a couple like the outdoor seating. Many find the parking poor, some suggest arriving without driving. One says the crowd isn't packed, and one advises skipping Sundays in football season.

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many commenters recommend Roosevelt Room, and several say its drinks are worth ordering. One visitor calls the Cigar Box smoky and spirit-forward, and another says a favorite drink there is perfectly balanced. Lighting is disputed: one commenter says to bring a flashlight, while another says a wall projector keeps it bright. One patron finds it nice, and another calls it fine but a notch below the other bars they name.

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most commenters recommend G&S, with two calling it a true dive and two describing a self-serve setup where you help yourself. One visitor had a great time before a show and plans to return, and one recalls a game of Big Buck Hunter with a beer. One commenter seems to want to skip it, and others only name it.

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood

Several commenters recommend Bufalina for its happy hour, and several praise the wine, with one saying it has one of the best wine lists in town. One says the bar seats at the East Austin location suit solo diners but are not very chatty. One commenter calls Bufalina terrible while allowing it is worth trying if you visit often.

10 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend The Aristocrat on Burnet. One visitor praises the food truck on site. Its darkness divides people: one calls it the darkest bar they have been to, one says their eyes never adjusted, and one finds it too dark for their taste. One patron likes the Old Fashioned but finds the indoor layout discourages conversation, one found it too dive-like for their taste, one says a skee-ball game was always out of order, and one says it lost its appeal after a famous joke referenced it.

Burnet

9 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Dead Rabbit on 6th Street. A few mention its holiday setup, with one praising the strong drinks and fries and another calling the meals very high quality. One patron who visited on opening night praises the drink variety and the classier feel, and another says its cocktails stand out from others in town.

6th Street

9 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many commenters recommend King Bee, and a few suggest it when asked. Two patrons single out drinks: one likes the frozen Bee Knees, and another likes the gin and jam. One commenter places it among good cocktail spots outside downtown, while another feels it leans more toward cocktails than dive. Two people note it takes a few minutes for eyes to adjust when walking in or out.

9 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/austinfood

Lustre Pearl is recommended as a brand across its Austin outlets; several commenters name the East location, which is the location shown here. One says the East location has good food, a full bar and a chill vibe, and another calls its bar food solid. One suggests it as a nightcap, one describes a good outdoor spot with a beer-garden feel, and one says the East Cesar Chavez spots feel more like living in Austin than other districts.

East

9 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

St. Elmo Brewing has two locations, as one commenter notes; this listing is the south Austin taproom. Many commenters recommend it, a few mention its outdoor space, and a few say the food truck lineup is good. One patron notes kids' play areas at the south location. A couple call it a great spot, but a few say its single projector makes it weak for watching sports on TV.

9 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many commenters recommend Small Victory, and several rank it among the city's better bars or cocktail spots. One describes it as a speakeasy near the Paramount Theater and one suggests it for date nights. The main caveat is noise: one patron who liked it found the bar seating very loud, and another agreed it gets loud when crowded.

9 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many commenters recommend Billy's on Burnet. One patron says the BLT is top-notch, and one says it suits beer drinkers. Two commenters say the cocktails are lacking or absent, and one notes it is not a liquor bar. One patron says it isn't a dive bar.

Burnet

9 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Comments cover Cosmic's east and south locations; this listing is the south one. Many commenters recommend Cosmic, which one calls mainly a beer garden, and a couple single out its frozen boozy coffees and other boozy drinks. A few like its patio and outdoor seating. Two commenters say the plain coffee is weak, and one patron says parking has become bad enough that they have stopped going as often.

South

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many people recommend Black Sheep Lodge, and a couple say the food is good. One patron says it is not quite a true dive but has a fitting dive-bar feel.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Kelly's Irish Pub, and a few say they love it or plan to keep going. One patron describes a small pub where they worked at the bar with a laptop, with booths available, and another finds it quiet by day with a broad whiskey selection and an Irish leaning.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Most commenters recommend Flo's, a wine bar in the Tarrytown area outside downtown. A few mention the pizza, one enjoys the people-watching, and one calls it great on a sunny day. One patron calls it awesome but wishes the indoor space felt livelier and more atmospheric.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin, r/texas

Hole in the Wall is a bar on the Drag near UT. Many people recommend it, and a couple mention live music. A few point to its long history. One commenter says there is no cover unless there is a band, and another calls it one of their favorite spots.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many people recommend Oddwood, and a few commenters point to the KG BBQ truck there. One lists it among Austin breweries with good beer, one calls it seriously underrated, one suggests it for better parking and one says the Manor Road branch is great. One visitor describes the patio as small, though another names it among breweries with strong outdoor seating.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Yellow Jacket is a bar that many people recommend, and one commenter calls it a genuine dive with great sandwiches. One patron likes its outside tables for chatting with locals, one recommends the BLT, and one says the social club frequently offers beer specials.

8 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Most commenters recommend Hold Out, and several praise its food and a few its outdoor space. One regular says the brewing program has steadily improved, and one commenter notes it has no play area and says they would not bring their own kids.

8 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Lazarus, and several point to the food; a couple of commenters name the Airport Boulevard location, which is the location shown here. A couple praise the upstairs area and one also likes the patio. One patron calls the chilaquiles the best they've found locally, though they find the menu narrow.

Airport

8 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Buddy's Place, and one commenter calls it a personal favorite. A couple say it fits the dive-bar feel, one says its drinks are limited to beer, seltzers and small bottles of wine, and one names it alongside Crown and Anchor as an all-round pick.

7 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

People recommend Crow Bar, and two patrons describe a goth atmosphere. One calls it one of the best bars in Austin, and one prefers it to other spots in town for its goth feel and layout.

7 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Seven people recommend The Water Tank, and two of them call it chill. One patron says the wings are excellent, and another says the beer and food are good, with food trucks nearby. One visitor says it fits the dive-bar bill, and another says it looks unassuming from the outside but has a pleasant back yard.

7 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Bender's, and some name it among neighborhood bars. One patron says the patio is where they end up when the inside gets too chilly.

7 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Most people recommend Barton Springs Saloon, and a few mention its local drafts. One patron describes a dive-style spot, and one had a fun night with a private-party feel despite a single worn-out pool table.

7 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/texas, r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many people recommend Saxon Pub, and several point to its live music, with one naming Monday Bob Schneider nights and a couple naming Sunday sets by the Resentments. One calls it a classic Austin spot, one describes an easygoing crowd for music, and one says it is closer to a listening room than a dance spot. One calls it a staple but thinks its acts mainly draw an older audience, and one says they would visit more often if the drinks tasted better.

6 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Carousel Lounge, and one person calls it the most unusual spot on their list. One patron recommends it for happy hour, citing a usually good band and bring-your-own liquor, one says they have met people there.

6 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Batch, and a few of them praise its outdoor space. Two commenters point to the food, and one of them singles out the burrito truck as a good option. One commenter notes the place isn't child-free and has no real playground area, while another calls it seriously underrated.

6 people recommendvia r/texas, r/Austin

Several commenters say The Mohawk is a good place for live music, and one calls it an awesome venue with plenty of rock, punk and metal shows. One would pick it anywhere in Texas to catch an unfamiliar band, and one says it books solid concerts.

6 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Most people who weigh in recommend Bon Aire. One says there is good food as a bonus, one says the vibes are great, one calls it the best spot for watching sports, and one says it is rarely crowded.

6 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many patrons recommend The Cavalier. One praises its friendly crowd, tasty food and TVs showing games, one says there are many regulars so it is easy to meet people, one suggests it for anyone willing to venture a bit farther, and one says they love the place.

6 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend South Austin Beer Garden, and a couple name it as a backup option. One person cites its wide beer selection, another names it among options in the Manchaca area, and a different person suggests it for people in south central Austin.

6 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

People recommend Austin Beerworks across its taprooms; most comments don't name an outlet, and one names the Springdale location, which is the location shown here. One praises its outdoor seating, one says the food trucks are pretty good, one calls the brisket at the Springdale location excellent. One commenter calls it the obvious pick.

Sprinkle Valley

6 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/austinfood

People recommend Lavaca Street Bar across its Austin outlets; a few commenters name the South Lamar location, which is the location shown here. One says it shows every game on multiple screens and praises its food menu, one calls it a great option and likely the best food of those named, and one loves it but warns it can get loud.

South Lamar

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Central Machine Works. One patron likes its burgers and pizza and calls it a go-to for a relaxed time with visitors, one recommends its reverse happy hour, and one enjoys watching games on its big screens. One commenter has never found a parking spot and ends up parking on the street, and another calls renaming one beer an unforced error.

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

People recommend Gibson Street Bar and point to its holiday decorations, which one patron says you can enjoy just by stopping in for a drink. One says the drinks are genuinely good, one praises its happy hour on beer and well drinks, and one says the decorations keep it very busy. One commenter says parking nearby is very bad.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Many people recommend Dive Bar, the downtown spot near the Capitol, and several name it alongside the Cloak Room. One patron says it is not really a dive and praises its classic cocktails, one calls it a great spot, and one says it suits only people who don't mind a crowd of lawyers and politicians.

Downtown Near Capitol

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many people recommend In Plain Sight, a cocktail bar, and one visitor singles out a named drink there. One calls it tiny yet a strong pick. One ranks it above Roosevelt Room among the stronger cocktail bars, while another finds it less reliable than Roosevelt Room.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Dainty Dillo, and one says it feels more authentically Austin than other districts mentioned. Another calls it a solid alternative to the more popular picks, one suggests it for a child-free crowd, and one calls it a nice spot that leans east rather than south.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

People recommend The Elephant Room, a jazz venue and bar. One recommends it for drinks with live jazz, especially if you would rather avoid chatting, one calls it a cool place to hang out, and others name it when asked for bars near the Capitol.

5 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Several people name Far Out Lounge, an Austin bar and music stage. A couple point to it for live music and one places it in South Austin.

5 people recommendvia r/Austin, r/austinfood

Many commenters recommend Moontower, and a couple point to its outdoor space. One calls it a great bar though remote, one lists it among live-music spots in the city, and one lists it among good options for watching games.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

Several people recommend High Noon, and a few recommend it for drinks. One patron says the vibe is great and not too busy, with good food nearby, and one suggests it if you are willing to head closer to Cesar Chavez.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood, r/Austin

People recommend Crown and Anchor. One patron calls it a relaxed go-to for reading and quiet talks, one says it is an authentic local bar, and one recommends it for lunch, citing good food. One patron says they are fond of it.

29th

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood

El Alma is a bar where a few visitors praise the drinks, including the margaritas and a mezcal cocktail. One says the queso flameado is excellent, and some mention the outdoor patio, with one noting a view of downtown. Many people recommend it overall.

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Several people recommend Prohibition ATX; a couple of comments name the Anderson Mill location, which is the location shown here. A couple praise the cocktails and a couple describe a hidden, speakeasy-style feel. A couple mention the back patio, with one calling it oddly giant, and one finds it cozy. One says it can get loud and may be too far north, and one says it is not perfectly polished.

Anderson Mill

5 people recommendvia r/austinfood

Visitors recommend Zilker Brewing for a drink. One says the beer selection and patio are nice and notes a food truck attached, one calls the outdoor space decent, and one calls it cool. Two others suggest it by name.

5 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/austinfood

Several people recommend Here Nor There, a cocktail bar, and one places it among the top cocktail bars. Two commenters single out a named drink and a mezcal soda. One calls the bar solid overall but says drink quality varies a lot from one drink to another.