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    Bates Recital Hall

    4.8 (4 reviews)
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    Carousel Lounge - telephone booth

    Carousel Lounge

    3.9(88 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $

    I went to listen to a friend (Jane Rundquist) and her band Too Blue here last weekend. I've been to…read morethis very cool Austin original dive bar a few times over the years and always enjoy the unique decor. It is definitely a classic Austin location that I hope will be around forever! I don't drink beer but they had some great drink specials for those who do. One of my friends was able to get a non-alcoholic beer, the other had a beer, and I had a couple of topo chicos. I think you can also order food there, but we didn't order anything. They also have decent parking options if not in their lot, on the street so we didn't have to walk too far. And I appreciated that Jane was playing at an earlier time. Her band's songs were oldies but goodies and they got several people out on the dance floor! I hope to find myself at Carousel Lounge again soon!

    Throw back to the 70s! Awesome Austin dive bar and music venue! We went to see a friend's band…read moreplay. While I've been to many local dive bars, somehow I've missed this one! Shouldn't be overlooked! Not sure anything has changed in 50 years! One man was bartender, cook, bubbles blower, popcorn maker, and friendly welcomer to all who entered or wanted to chat. Very spacious inside. Drink prices are of a bygone era- they only sell beer and wine for alcohol options. Sound equipment was good I'm told. A classic spot.

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    Drink Well - DrinkWell is an intimate cocktail bar with 40 indoor seats

    Drink Well

    3.9(411 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Women-owned & operated

    My friend and I were looking for a centrally located bar to meet up. After a quick Yelp search, I…read morediscovered Drink Well so we decided to give it a try. Parking is limited. There is a small lot out front but it was full. I was able to find street parking on a neighborhood side street right near the bar. Upon walking up, I was immediately greeted by an employee on the patio. She held the door open for me which was super nice. When I walked in, I was given the option of sitting at the bar or a table. They do not take reservations unless your party has 8 or more people. Additionally, this bar is pretty small (38 indoor seats, 20 patio seats). We got there relatively early on a Saturday night. The bartender was really nice and explained some of the cocktails. I started with The Field of Dreams. It was a gin based cocktail with dry vermouth, bergamot, and chamomile bitters. The drink was good, but very strong! I also had a gimlet which is such a classic. It's one of my favorites to order at a craft cocktail bar. My friend had Dove's Cry which was a Mezcal cocktail. I didn't try any, but it looked really good! We didn't order any food, but they do have a small menu. The kitchen closes an hour before the bar closes (currently at 11 pm for the kitchen, 12 am for the bar). The vibe was extremely chill. The music was at a good volume to where we could converse without having to yell at each other. The menu changes seasonally. I'm looking forward to returning to try some of their latest creations.

    My favorite hidden gem for cute cocktails- it is so underrated. Tucked away in Hyde Park, the vibe…read moreis just right- not pretentious but still fancy enough, their drinks are well-balanced, the bartenders are chill and conversational if that's what you are feeling, and it has become my go-to spot whenever any out-of-towners come to visit. It delivers a wonderful lowkey experience without the craziness or crowdedness of downtown bars.

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    Vigilante Gaming Bar - Chicken Cesar and fries

    Vigilante Gaming Bar

    4.2(283 reviews)
    3.7 miCrestview
    $$

    We'd been wanting to check out Vigilante for a long time & finally got the chance. After I had a…read moremajor, successful work event we (me & the boyfriend) decided this would be the place to celebrate. Its location is in a weird spot, one of those mixed properties with apartments/condos and retail space underneath on the first floor (street level). More and more that's the going theme around the country (mixed use spaces). Anyway, do not let that fool you. When you first step inside you're immediately transformed to another world. A landscape of fantasy, steampunk, goth, & industrial interior design await you in this adult gaming room. By adult, I don't mean "adult"; I simply mean that it's a space for grownups to have high-end craft cocktails (or mocktails), beer, and top quality food while playing board games. They have a large library of games to choose from--over 100. Each reservation allows guests two hours at the pub-plenty of time to eat & play. It's a $7 per person game fee & this includes a Game Master who explains the game you're playing. Anyone from the serious game player to the novice player will feel at home here and have a blast. It's really a great vibe. The game we chose was Catch the Moon, sort of a reverse Jenga. For our meal we shared the ribeye & mashed potatoes with chimichurri. The steak was juicy and perfectly cooked. The potatoes were flavorful and fluffy. The sauce packed so much vibrant taste and brought the meal together. Every month they have "special menus". My boyfriend had the Gin of a Killer cocktail (of which I had several sips lol). It was a twist on a Tom Collins with Still Austin Gin, St. Germain (my fave) & more. The service is fab. They do team-style service, meaning you won't have the same server throughout. I've been to places who've done this and it was a sh*t show. Not here! They've nailed it. It was actually fun because we got to come in contact with a variety of folks working there, all with great personalities bringing their own vibe to our event. When first seated, a server comes to the table with water and menus. After that, you push a button each time you need someone (Accio Server). The buttons are located on the sides of the dining tables. So, as I mentioned, whether you're a casual game player or a serious D&D player, this is the place to be. Can't wait to go back!

    Update! Still a great place. I've been here with groups of varying sizes and still have to highly…read morehighly *highly* recommend getting a reservation. Even during a week day this place can get pretty crowded. On my most recent visit, I showed up with my immediate family and a close friend. There were six of us total. I had made the reservation for five, but they were able to seat us in a spot with an extra chair. We all had a good time, even my dad who is over 80 years old. We just spent our reservation time playing Timeline. The game instructor was really nice and helpful, had no problems answering some obvious questions and repeating things for my dad. So we sat at one of the open tables next to another party. The separation screen next to us was knocked over by someone on the other side. It landed on me and my husband. Thankfully it was only a cup of water that was knocked down. The other person was apologetic, but it took a while to flag a server down to help us clean up the spilled water. We managed to get most of it with a few extra napkins we had, and all the ones I carry in my purse just in case. So this floundering and the fact that the food portions have seemed to have gotten smaller. I took a star off. I still enjoy my time here, and will come back.

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