The schnitzel was good, lightly breaded not deep fried. I ordered the German Franks and pleasantly…read moresurprised by the taste and size. The plates were filling, mine came with potato salad. The Schnitzel had spaetzle, cucumber salad which was great. I also tried the pretzel stick with something caller the Annie? Cream cheese dip along with some house rye bread and butter. They have fountain drinks. We took home a slice of German chocolate cake i forget the exact name but at $6.75 the slice was tiny and the taste was dry and not as good as we had hoped. The waitress was nice, the bakery was part of the dining area and the interior had enough space for a good number of guests to dine in.

Small but mighty! We love driving out to Kempner, Texas, to have some good German food. Bratwurst,…read morecucumber Salad and their amazing Green beans! Pastries galore, fresh baked cakes, pies, etc., then you have shelves filled with chocolates, candies and sauces, jellies, etc. My husband and I are so glad to share this fabulous find! The staff is wonderful and sometimes we see the manager out sitting and chatting with guests. Go enjoy some German food! Now, the only thing is, they are only open a few days a week. I believe, Wednesday thru Saturday only! You can also place a pick up order on those days if you don't have time to sit and relax to have a bite to eat.

Lampasas Beer Market... what can I say besides HELL YEAH!!!…read more I walked in fully planning to grab some food to go. That plan lasted about TWO STEPS. I looked around and immediately thought, "Nope. I'm staying!" The atmosphere was so inviting. Pool tables were popping, games were being played, whole families were hanging out together, and everybody seemed to be having a good ol' time. Then there was the music... JAMMING! Damn near had me ready to get up and dance! And let's talk about that artichoke dip. AMAZING, and they definitely didn't skimp on the portion. My taste buds were over there acting like I'd finally done something right with my life. If I hadn't answered that dang phone message, I probably would've stayed for HOURS. Lampasas Beer Market is hands-down one of the best spots in town. By the time you leave, every one of your senses has gotten in on the fun. Your eyes have plenty to see, your ears get great music, your nose knows something delicious is happening, your hands stay busy with games, and your taste buds are gonna LOVE you. Food, music, games, families, laughter and an atmosphere that makes two steps inside turn into "Well... guess I live here now." I'll definitely be back! Again... and Again....and Again......

First- the food is very good. We really loved the pizza and wings- I especially loved the German…read moredill salad dressing on my salad. This is a cool place to grab drinks and an appetizer. A cool place to watch a game, or play a game of pool. The service was slightly lacking. Only one or two items would be brought out at a time with more than 20-30 minutes in between the next. Our friends finished eating their appetizers and their kids finished their food before we even got ours. It wasn't extremely busy when we were there so we didn't really know why it was taking so long. Waitress didn't really seem to notice or comment on the wait time or how things came out so separately from each other. I would say come for drinks and a snack but dinner not so much. Or don't come very hungry because you might be waiting a good while before your food arrives.

Wow! I get to be the first! This is a small town bar that I can see being the staple of the…read morecommunity. The atmosphere is friendly and casual. The beer list is long, nothing exotic now, but definitely the core beers. Friendly staff and friendly patrons. If your driving down 281, you need to stop and enjoy

Had a delicious homemade pizza for lunch today. Would highly recommend this place. I bet it's…read morewonderful in the evening.

Let me begin by saying that I'm thrilled that Cove is finally doing something with its downtown…read morearea. The restaurant....we were immediately greeted upon arrival. It's open, spacious and well lit. There's also an outside dining area. They brew their own beer and we were given samples to try. I got the Happy Accident and my friend got the Hey Zeus Juice, both were delicious but I liked mine better. I ordered the Three Meat pizza and my friend ordered The Hawaiian. It took roughly 10 minutes to get our pizzas. Both were hot and oozing with cheese. The owner is really friendly. He came over to talk to us about the different brews. I am looking forward to bringing the family here. I have a feeling I'll be coming here a lot.

Good local beer selections and good house beer. The inside…read moreis very clean and laid back. Family and pet friendly.

Cool craft beer bar in downtown Llano with nice decor with 50 taps…read more My Dad and I stopped by yesterday and tried their lager and a few guest beers too. The lager was smooth and crisp and the guest beers were all good too. I had equal parts oktoberfest, sam adams oktoberfest, humble pint yellow rose, and plateau brewing hazer haze ipa.

This was an amazing bar and exactly what I expected. However, it seemed to be focused more around…read morethe regulars. I asked for a drink and was continually passed over by the owner of the bar. She was the only bartender and there was maybe only 10 customers. I was really upset to see this because she only seemed interested in serving the regulars. I hope this changes and hope that I will get another chance to review this bar. Unfortunately I was not he only person to agree with this review. ***UPDATE*** I have been back several times since this review. It's unfortunate that it took seven months for you to reply to this. I've updated this review because it seemed to be an isolated incident. I've met the owners several times and I personally have no issue with them. My wife and I can go from time to time and always have a good time. We have been to a lot of the shows and holiday events. It's a good crowd regardless of what people may think. It is still a little rough for the occasional newcomer but just takes a little bit of coming back. Turn on the sound for the Sunday morning football games. No one is dancing to the music at noon!

I am not native to the area. I Came in on a Friday night. The door man said I could enter unless I…read morebought tickets to "this thing" his words. I didn't know what thing he was talking about or why I had to pay extra for an event at a bar I had no idea about. I was allowed In to have a drink but only up until the time the event started or else I would be forced to oay $25 for an event ticket I was unware about & no intention on engaging in. Basically forcing new paying customers into paying $25 for an unknown event. I had a shot & went elsewhere & I won't be returning with this level of customer service. Its bad enough the area they are in crazy to think to run customers away like that.

A cozy little spot tucked inside Lakeway Market where you can grab a local craft beer or fill up a…read moregrowler to go. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the beer selection is pretty solid. It's a popular hangout for locals, especially on weekends. They offer a good range of beers, and the staff knows their stuff -- very helpful when it comes to choosing the right one. Even if you're not a beer expert, you'll feel comfortable asking questions. Overall, it's a nice place to check out, though there's a little room for improvement. Also, make sure to call ahead since their hours can change.

A small nook/bar area located in the charming Lakeway Market, Tap House is a really neat spot to…read moregrab a local craft (and other regional) beer by the pint or fill up a growler to take home and maybe even make some new friends. A lot of locals like to hang out and chat, especially on the weekends. Tap House have over 2 dozen beers at any given time and the staff is very knowledgeable about each and every one of them. Want to engage in some serious beer talk? This is your place. Novices are also welcomed of course. ;) A nice gem...good find...good times. Cheers! Tip: Be sure to call the Market ahead of time to see if the Tap House is open. There hours vary.

I was hoping for a nice evening celebrating a birthday with friends who have previously frequented…read morethis establishment but was sadly disappointed. We had to fill out a membership card just to buy a drink, and then, after having a few beverages, the manager chose to "embarrass" my friend and forced us to leave. It is the first and last time I will ever show my face in this below standard bar. When you walk into a bar on a Saturday night and it is empty, there's a good reason why. The only explanation we got for why we had to leave was a disgruntled possible employee? Who would not even allow my friend to apologize after 6 years. Get over yourself, Ryan! GO ANYWHERE ELSE!!!!

I live down the street and wanted an informal place within walking distance to grab a beer Took a…read morebar stool seat and was told to fill out an application and pay a fee. Some body came up and said I was in his seat. So that, the smoke filled atmosphere, and having to pay a fee are all lousy ways to treat vets, Tear this place down and extend the Walmart parking lot!

This is one of the best pizza places to eat in brownwood Tx and I just moved out here and amazing…read moreservice!

Good service and even better pizza! The only suggestion I have is soda had an odd taste.read more

The Buzz is the Craft Beer Bar in the Whole Foods in Bee Cave…read more Don't knock going to Whole Foods to drink. The comparable establishment at Whole Foods Domain - the Draft Shack - is one of the two best beer bars in Austin. (The other one is the Beer Plant) And, no, I do not want to hear all the anguished cries of pain from fans of Bangers, the Draught House, Pinthouse etc. etc. etc. In terms of quality of selection, the Draft Shack and the Beer Plant are it. And just in case, I checked this out with God, the last time he was Yelping in Austin. (He was having Korean Fried Chicken at Seoulju, where He was impressed.) He agrees with me on the beer places. * * * The Buzz is not as impressive as the Draft Shack. There are forty percent fewer beers. There are a lot more you-can-get-them-lotsa-places items (Celis, Left Hand Milk Stout). The rare items are not necessarily well chosen. I had a Rocket Fuel - a Vietnamese coffee porter. This is, for all intents and purposes, chocolate milk passing itself off as beer. * * * However, the headline story of Buzz is the scenery and the location. This is more of a place to hang out rather than a place to get fussy over your beer. The room itself is no great shakes, but there are three balconies and these make all the difference. You can overlook the store. You can sit outdoors on the service side and look at the doctor's office across the street. Or you can go whole-hog I-love-the-Hill-Country-Galleria, and sit on the main balcony and look out at one of the busiest pedestrian intersections in the Galleria. In the Draft Shack in the Domain, you can kind of forget where you are and lose yourself in the room. It is a small internal place where all the views look inward. The Buzz wants you to sit on a balcony and see the world. So a lot depends on whether you love or hate the Galleria. The couple behind me were all-out Galleria lovers. They had been there much of the afternoon. It was quite clear that this was a destination good time for them. They had picked two chairs with good views and were wholly immersed in the passing scene. I would guess they were regulars. I am fascinated, intrigued and repulsed by the Galleria all at once. It is a fake artificially-planned city - in the tradition of the Domain Austin or the District at Green Valley Ranch in Las Vegas. For a shopping mall/city it is surprisingly well done. They put City Hall and the Public Library right in the middle of the mall. City Hall is an impressive structure. Bee Cave Police Headquarters is also right in the mall. So they do what they can to make this a real town. Citizens can go to the Galleria to attend City Council meetings and give speeches at the mike about the motion under consideration. There are public squares. There are large single family homes, of urban design but pretty nice looking. There are sitting places on the corners for people. People can and do sit on the corner benches and talk to their friends. The Galleria feels both planned and synthetic. However, it is the bona fide center of the City of Bee Cave. Life revolves around it. The store and restaurant line-up is pretty decent. There are places I would want to eat, places I would want to hang out, places I would want to drink coffee and places I would want to shop. (I actually did shop while I was there. I loved H & M.) Real offices overlook much of the scenery. The sign on the wall at Buzz promises that the balcony offers views of real Hill Country sunsets. That is kind of hard since neither balcony faces west. Just between the wall of Whole Foods, and the wall across the street of the European Wax Center, you get a ten degree snippet where you can make out a sliver of western sunset sky. I suspect most of the customers get better Hill Country views from the windows of their own homes. * * * That said, the comings and goings of the street below are not uninteresting. The Austin hippie/techie count is low but not zero. The rich teenager count is high. Half are accompanied by Mom or Dad. The unchaperoned kids do shenanigans. The shoppers have their dramas, just as shoppers always have their dramas. The late afternoon light makes everything warm and inviting. It makes you almost want to take a job at one of the offices where the sun is pouring in. * * * So passing an afternoon at the Buzz is not the worst torture that life can mete out to you. But I would still rather drink at Whole Foods Domain. The scenery here is nice. But Austin is not short of bars with great crowds and great scenery.

Nice little place upstairs inside of the Whole Foods at the Hill Country Domain. They have about…read moretwo dozen taps and they have some really good craft beers. Growlers are sold as well, so you can take the party home with you. They don't serve food, but you can pick some up in the market downstairs and enjoy it in here. There are three different balconies outside that offer great views of the domain area. Great people watching opportunities since you are upstairs. One of the balconies has a view of the lake, which is my favorite. The drafts are reasonably priced, with most being $5 for a pint. This was a nice discovery inside the market.