Went for "open mic" - my first time there. Experience was great. Friendly vibe. Customers…read morecheered on everyone. Will be back many more times. I am not from this area - just visiting. One of the best open mic experiences I had. Thanks.

I enjoyed the Grilled PB&J Sandwich. The selection of a half dozen beers is inconspicuously located…read morein the back of the bar. Thirsty Goat amber ale, by Thirsty Planet Brewing Company, is exceptional. Service was personable and attentive. Live music by Dakota Spellman was fantastic, with lively applause from the crowd.

I just read about $5 smash burgers At Hops and Thymes…read more This is my first time having this type of burger it was very very busy I could see why people wanted $5 burgers that's why other than that I was seated it was very noisy but yet I quickly ordered and I looked over the menu and the first thing I saw was Tuesday's smash Burger$5 all right for me. It's for me, sure! I then ordered The chicken wings one of my favorite places to eat wow and also I had the mango draft beer another plus and also bacon on the side for my burger. Since this was my very first time eating at this burger $5 dollars I wasn't expecting much, possibly a micro burger But was not the case it truly was satisfying. So now I am a fan, till my next 5 Dollar smash Burger visit!! Oh yea!

When I went in the bartender working said I had to wait 10 mins when online it says they are open…read moreat 10am. No one was there so I left.

Can't go wrong with a classic old school dive bar and dance hall. People were dancing having a…read moregreat time. Lone Star beer is now $5 - the days of $3 Lone Star are gone, but still reasonably priced considering how expensive dive things are.

We stopped in due to its haunted history but found that it's better than expected. It's like a mini…read moreGruene Hall where you can sit comfortably and watch live music in one area, or sit in the bar area. Personally I loved the bar area and they've also got tabletop shuffleboard! The drinks and beers are basic ones but that's what you get in a dive bar. And this is the great kind of dive... not the other crappy type that's a trash can of a place. The bartenders were attentive and friendly. They have so many places to sit outside too. You can drink a different beer in every different type of seat they've got!

Taylor took are order (no table service) lots of beers to try. Full bar. After you order they text…read moreyou when your order is ready for pick up. Plenty of parking out front. Interesting place. Daughter and I had the Plain Jane burger comes with cheese tomato lettuce it's a 1/2 pound burger. We had curly fries and onion rings. Wife had a chicken salad she loved it. Yep fun place even at 4 in the afternoon. 5/5 give it a try.

Food is good, service is friendly. However you have to order at the bar and then pick it up. It's…read morethe service fee on each item you order then the 18, 22 or 25% tip option that throws me off. It's not table service. They're ringing up your order and you pick it up and then buss your own table. Seems excessive to me! Beers, mixed drinks and ambiance good. Live music and outdoor seating. It's good for Jonestown. I drowned myself in beer, loaded fries and cried in the blondie cookie with ice cream and chocolate sauce to dull the pain!

It's a beautiful venue that hosts great fun shows! The food and drinks are also always yummy.read more

I absolutely love live music and regularly attend shows at venues across the country. I've…read moreexperienced outstanding performances in spaces of all sizes, and it's genuinely a joy to have a venue like this in the Cedar Park area. That said, the volume here is simply too loud. The acoustic design of the building seems to trap and amplify extremely high decibel levels, making the sound piercing rather than enjoyable. I made a real effort to find a spot where I could clearly hear the music without discomfort, but the only tolerable area was inside. The bands, stage setup, lighting, and seating arrangements are all excellent. The talent on stage deserves to be fully enjoyed. Unfortunately, the excessive volume makes it difficult to dance, relax, or appreciate the music--especially given the relatively small size of the venue. At times, the sound level feels more appropriate for a massive outdoor amphitheater than a space like this. The speaker towers themselves appear to be positioned fine; the issue seems to be overall volume and acoustics rather than equipment placement. I strongly encourage the venue to conduct a thorough review of the acoustics and sound levels. With some adjustment, this could be an outstanding live music experience.

It's a rad bar with cold beer, music, and billiards. Staff was friendly and everybody seemed to be…read morein a good moon.

I want to mention the best workers…read more logan the door guy he makes you in the mood to be happy instead of just scary. And makes you in a good mood. Ready to play pool (eye q the dj and, da photos have the best music and get the bar in the best mood) And serina the bar tender(the best)/ gus the barback(is a people person) roshaun(ro/roe) the bartender are all very welcoming but also on top of the job and make this a spot i want to regular. (Also she wasnt here today but maykalya is also very good with people. Makes this spot welcoming.)/ A good after work spot/ you may spot people who are super welcoming. Regulars you should meet Chris is good at teacher pool and making you feel welcome he has the white hair and the picture i posted is of him. The nicest person i met and the person who made me feel most welcome is the guy with the chain and blue shirt is the best(ryan)

Checked out Far Out Lounge and Stage thanks to "Do More". Definitely a great way to "do more"…read morethings you wouldn't normally on your own! The venue has a divey, cozy vibe. The stage is out back, and check-in was easy at the bar for wristbands. There's a full bar inside and plenty of outdoor seating, plus a pizza food truck if you want a bite without leaving. Staff were friendly, and the atmosphere made it easy to relax and enjoy the music. Definitely a spot I'd come back to on my own if the lineup looked good.

The bartender/manager interaction here was honestly bizarre and unprofessional. I ordered a drink,…read moreclarified the tequila I wanted, and asked for salt on the rim, completely normal requests when paying premium prices for cocktails. Instead of basic customer service, I was met with attitude, irritation, and eventually being called "bro" and spoken to disrespectfully in front of other people. I work in service myself, so I'm usually very understanding, but this experience completely killed the vibe of the night. If you're going to charge upscale lounge prices, the staff should know how to treat customers professionally instead of acting annoyed that someone wants their order made correctly.

Not only is this an amazing venue for live music it is also a non-profit that uses music to serve…read morethe people of the surrounding area in very special and heartwarming ways.

We came here to see Guy Forsythe and were not disappointed. It's a mini concert hall that seats…read moreabout 70 people in comfy chairs. All attention is on the artist, and it maintains a nice intimacy. They have a small reception area where they check you in and made wine and beer available for purchase (including Buckethead, which I really like) at very reasonable prices. It's really not a commercial affair at all. It's a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that also does great and meaningful work in the community. They're truly musical ambassadors, fueled by passion and a firm belief in the power of live music and the role it plays in a healthy society. I will absolutely come back again! Six stars; one more than the maximum allowed!

The reincarnation of ACTION PARK is in Leander, TX. This place isn't a bar--it's a live-action…read more"choose your own injury" experience. Or if ur up for it - you can play "who can spot the most things out of plumb?" You don't just grab a drink, you embark on a quest. How will you injure yourself first at this bar / construction site. Let's talk about the playground--because yes, there's a playground. Nothing says "relaxing night out" like cracked slide equipment that looks like it's one enthusiastic kid (or adult, no judgment) away from becoming a physics lesson. Add in a generous sprinkling of rusty nails and broken glass on the play truck and you've got yourself a full nostalgia-meets-tetanus situation. And then there's the legendary pergola: beams casually chilling in what appear to be old buckets, held together by vibes, hope, and whatever higher power oversees questionable DIY projects. It's less "shade structure" and more "structural suggestion." Bonus points: there are plenty of places to smoke--like, plenty. If you've ever thought, "I wish I could light up while contemplating my life choices next to a semi-stable wooden structure," this is your moment. Honestly, it's kind of impressive. Charmingly unpolished. But impressive in the way a shopping cart going downhill unattended is impressive--you can't look away. Come for the drinks, stay because you're carefully plotting your exit route.

staff was not welcoming at all. asked us twice if our reservations for the courts were made. We…read moretold them twice. As if they didn't believe us. We paid 20 bucks like everybody else. Just not warm or welcoming or friendly

After now playing in public for many years I did the open Mic playing Night Riders Lament and…read moreAmanda. Nobody threw anything at me so comforted it a success Their house band rocks and hamburger was delicious. My granddaughters Annabelle Lily and Millie Rose take music / voice lesson there and perform on their Showcase. I will definitely visit next time in Dripping Springs,TX Mike hosted the open mic and is very cordial and great musician/singer.

I got a chance to check out Hudson's during the Dripping Springs Founders Day festival. This is a…read morenice venue with a small dance floor. Apparently there is live music pretty often and the performer today was very good. Hudson's is worth a return visit when the crush of a huge crowd doesn't make enjoying the place more challenging.