Stopped by this new location that just opened. Smells great when you walk in. It's also a Jamba…read moreJuice. Bought two salted pretzels and two cheese sauces. The cheese sauce isn't warmed so it's thick. The pretzels were fairly dry. Not going to knock off any stars as they just opened. Perhaps they'll ensure the pretzels are a little fresher and the cheese sauce is warmed. The staff were friendly. They also have a drive through.

They were clearly not ready to open this store but did it anyway. The store doesn't exist on their…read moreapp, meaning you can't use rewards here. Employee informed me you can't use Amex or manually enter rewards stuff because "our IT support guy sucks". Employees are openly frustrated. I feel bad for them. Pretzels came out, wrapped in wax paper. Can I have a bag to take these home? "We have never gotten any bags." How about a napkin? "We are out." Maybe they'll be better once things settle down? P.S. they said their store will be called "Leander" once it eventually goes into the app. That's confusing, because this store is in Cedar Park.

I had the pleasure of having Fat Belly Pretzels for my work picnic. Soft Pretzels are one of my all…read moretime favorite snacks, so I was very excited to try these. We had several party trays and they came with several different flavors. My favorite was the cheddar Jalapeno pretzel with the Spicy Pretzel Dip. My coworkers enjoyed snaking on them during the picnic and I was able to take some home. They were even better when you warm them up. I will be looking for a reason to order more soon.

This review is long overdue, about 1.5 years ago we had Fat Belly Pretzels for the late night snack…read moreat our wedding and they were amazing! They were to us, individually wrapped with individual servings of different dipping sauces. They're also vegan, which our handful of vegan guests really appreciated. I was selfishly hoping to have some leftovers to snack on post-festivities but they were all gone, because our friends were stuffing the extras in their purses on their way out the door. They were a hit! We're not in Texas anymore but I dream of these pretzels and can't wait to have them again one day! Instead of the wedding cake tradition on our anniversary, I told my husband and we just need to order Fat Belly Pretzels...every year. I don't think pretzels would mail well, so I'm just counting down the days until we're close enough to get these again.

We went here while we were at the Lakeline mall and my husband got a pretzel. The customer service…read morewas fine. There was only one person in line in front of us and the clerk got through that person quickly and took care of my husband. He ordered one pretzel, which was ready for him. The restaurant was clean. I'm giving this store three stars because, although the store was clean, and the customer service was acceptable, the pretzel was not good or tasty. It tasted stale. My husband will not be getting another pretzel at this store.

The pretzels at this location are lackluster, and today marks the second time I've sat at the drive…read morethrough and no one has tried to take my order or acknowledged me. I thought about going in to order but decided to just go to QT for a pretzel instead.

Got some pretzel dog bites as a snack and they were decent. Comes in a pretty good quantity in a…read morecup and they are great for on the go mall munchies. The sausages are bite sized and nothing standout, but not overly salty or fatty. The pretzel itself is definitely a bit harder and denser than I would like - not quite chewy, but has a shell of some sort for sure. At the end of the day, it's classic mall fare and meets the needs when the cravings hit.

The stuff is nice enough. It's a clean enough place. It's a food court inside. The mall parking lot…read moreis at the mall. You have to show the app order in order to get your items. Mustard ketchup plastic silverware is available.

Cold beer, nice people, good pizza. Despite living only…read moreabout 15 miles south I don't venture into Cedar Park very often. As I was leaving the We Are Blood donor center on Bell Boulevard, I thought "why not check out a brewery I don't visit very often for lunch?" (kids, I am a professional. Don't try this at home--a brewery visit right after dropping a pint is probably not a donor center recommendation for most normal folks). A search on "breweries near me" revealed that this spot was 1 mile away. Winner. Plenty of parking front and side, the taproom was pleasant inside and out. I took a seat at a nearly full bar next to a good group of World Cup (ESP/AUT) watchers. Two big TVs over the bar, in a large taproom/dining area with 5 more, shared with the sort of "built-in food truck" called "600 Degrees Pizza" except it's a proper pizza shop, no wheels. There's a shaded outdoor patio with a bar window, and 5 more TVs, and a covered tent area beyond that, with a play area for the kiddos. Had a Ray Ray Hazy IPA, crisp and cold and delicious NE-style IPA. I walked over to the pizza counter and ordered a slice, considered the slice/salad lunch special but opted for the HH slice special, pepperoni at $5. Minutes later a guy delivered the single largest pizza slice I have ever tried to hold in my hand to my seat at the bar. Apparently they do a 6-cut TWENTY FOUR INCH PIE for slices, so my slice was 75.4 square inches of tasty gooey goodness. Unwieldy, and took some tactical consumption logistics calculation, but I finished every bit--a meal for me, and I was glad I skipped the salad. Very good pie, and VERY filling. One more small beer, from Jester King, as I watched Spain knock Austria out 3-0. Friendly folks on both sides of the bar, good beer, and good food in a nice taproom. I'll be back.

Whitestone Brewery was another brewery we went to when we were on our vacation to the Austin, Texas…read morearea. With this brewery I got a beer type I don't always get and when I do it's a nice change of pace and that is a Brown Ale. I took the opportunity to get one here and the name of this brewery's version is a fun one... it's called Velvet Nunchuks. The flavor profile in this one is good... in it you can have fun with detecting caramel, roastiness and maltiness. The beer is smooth and has nice mouthful due to that. Whitestone was a good stop even if it is a bit of a ways from downtown Austin.

TLDR: Delicious thin pizza (with a perfectly doughy crust) that uses quality ingredients. Carefully…read morecurated topping combinations on the menu. Easy online ordering for delivery. Thoroughly surprised and impressed by this pizza. I chose this spot randomly because everything near me was closed (and we absolutely had to have pizza on this particular night). DELIVERY: They offer delivery and it was a smooth process. Easy online ordering. MENU: Excellent. Each combination of toppings seemed very carefully curated. Everything sounded good. PIZZA: Very good. We tried the Pepperoni / Basil and Mushroom Man. The pizza itself was nice and thin with a fantastic doughy crust that had little pockets of crispy blistering. Nailed the texture there (at least for me). The toppings were great too. The pepperoni did that little cup thing that it does when it curls up. Love that. The Mushroom Man tasted really good -- nice combination of ingredients (delicious mushrooms -- you can tell they were the real deal). Ultimately, this is my new favorite pizza spot in the area. Highly recommended.

Ate here today and it was great! Great beer choices and pizza rocks!…read moreI would totally give it five stars but the music is the MOST obnoxious music I've ever heard in a restaurant, ever. It's super staticy, hard rock that's muted. It sounds like it's on a.m. radio. It's sooo freaking terrible. :-/ get with the times people. I will be back in hopes that that crap is turned to something more enjoyable

An amazing place to get German foods and breads and brotchen and pretzels and cakes and pastries…read moreand all sorts of German items you can't get unless you're in Germany. They make sandwiches during the week. You can buy while cakes or slice at a time. You can even get magazines .At Christmas time Tbey have Christmas foods and pastries and advent calendars . They have German meats and cheeses. They have wurst salad and cucumber salad. German condiments and Sri is and pastas so much more An amazing place

We heard good things about this place and drove from Corpus Christi to check it out. All the…read moreemployees were super nice and the pastries were okay, but the pretzel I got was a little stale. The big hiccup was with the packaged goods that they sell. We bought Williams Stengels and they were way over date and dry and nasty. We also bought a couple of overpriced containers of Aromat that were over date. After we got home we noticed that on both items the price tags were put on over the expiration dates, which is wrong, in my opinion. I'm not saying "don't go there" but if you buy packaged goods be sure to check the dates.

If you're looking for authentic German food in Austin, The Black Forest food truck at Live Oak…read moreBrewing Company is the place for you! This food truck is so simple and unassuming, you may actually miss it. As a complement to Live Oak's German style beers, The Black Forest food is a perfect pairing for German beer. The menu focuses on classic German food. Menu favorites include Schnitzel sandwiches, bratwurst, fresh baked pretzels, house made potato salad and homemade mustard and pickled vegetables. In addition, small chips and cookies are sold for $2. We shared the pretzel...OMG, it was mutant large...enough for three people. The pretzel came with queso and stone-ground mustard (preferred the mustard). The pretzel was firm and flavorful on the outside and soft inside...ideal combination. Neil, the owner, was so super nice and shared some history regarding the brewery. He also has had a daily special. The food truck is located at Live Oak Brewing, making for an ideal German beer and food pairing experience.

6/5 stars really. Everything on the menu is amazing. This place goes way harder than it needs to…read more And for the price, paired with an exceptional pint of Live Oak, and you really can't beat this. Try the snitzelwhich, tots or fries depending on which he has, and I alway get smoked nuts when available which pair exceptionally with a crisp lager. I can't decide which is better, Black Forest's food or Live Oak's beer, but what a good problem to have!

Our first time at Obsidian Brewery and what a gem!…read more The beers were delicious, and the wood-fired pizza was exceptional. The La Birria pizza was definitely a standout. Ruby and Juvey were outstanding! They took the time to explain the beers, made great food and drink suggestions, and the conversation was just as good as everything else. The whole vibe of this place is so chill and laid back. It's the kind of spot where you can sit back, enjoy a great beer and food, and just relax. The craft cocktail menu is also next level, and we already know we'll be back to try more of it. For our first visit, we couldn't have asked for a better experience. Great food, great drinks, great people, and an awesome atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

Good food, but concept is different with zero directions. We were left to our own to figure it…read moreout. We thought to sit down at a dirty table would be best. But no one served us and when I asked we were told to go to the bar. So my question is if I am ordering at a bar and then sitting dis why would I pay somebody 18 to 28% tip and not getting a follow up is this being severe like a traditional restaurant ? No because we are nor really getting served. It's fast food service. Would you tip at McDonalds for taking your order?

Visited here with a craving for German beers and food before official Oktoberfest festivities…read morekicked off in Texas. We came in right at 3 and were notified that the kitchen was closed, but we were able to sit and have some beers while we waited for the kitchen to open. Our lovely waitress was able to bring out some bread for us to eat while we drank. It's a lovely place, I'd love to come by again for the Oktoberfest celebrations!

We were extremely disappointed with our experience at Walburg German Restaurant…read more Before our visit, our group of 11 called ahead because I have celiac disease. We were celebrating a birthday, and I needed to know whether I could bring my own food since I cannot safely eat food prepared in a kitchen where there is a significant risk of gluten cross-contamination. We were told that bringing my own food would be okay. When we arrived, everyone sat down, and I began eating my salad. The manager, Michelle, came over and told me that I could not eat my own food there. I explained that I have celiac disease and cannot safely eat anything from the restaurant. She repeatedly told me that they take precautions for people with celiac disease. I tried to explain that, in a kitchen where flour is being used, there are serious cross-contact concerns, and I was not comfortable risking my health. After going back and forth, she eventually said, "I'll allow it this time." The way this situation was handled was incredibly upsetting. Michelle needs to educate herself much more thoroughly about celiac disease. This is not simply a dietary preference or an allergy where someone can necessarily "take precautions" and make a kitchen completely safe. Flour can become airborne, settle on surfaces, and create cross-contact risks. For someone with celiac disease, even small amounts of gluten can cause harm. What made this even more upsetting is that I am pregnant and have other significant dietary and medical considerations. I am not willing to gamble with my health or my baby's health just to eat at a restaurant. I ended up crying in the bathroom because of the way I was treated and the things that were said to me. I have never had an issue bringing my own food somewhere when I have explained my medical situation beforehand. This could have been handled with kindness and understanding. Instead, I was made to feel embarrassed and unwelcome after we had specifically called ahead and received permission. I sincerely hope the restaurant takes this opportunity to educate its staff about celiac disease, gluten cross-contact, and how to respectfully accommodate guests with serious medical dietary restrictions. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I will not be returning.