We went here before the second graduation this year from A&M and the whole family toasted the new…read moregrads... My nephew graduated on Thursday and his soon-to-be wife graduated on Friday. It was really nice place to get a good drink, but if you're having a conversation very hard to have one there because of the high ceilings and all the metal it causes a lot of echoing. But the Service is the bartender of the waitress, lovely people.

I recently visited College Station for a History Conference at Texas A&M. I stayed at The George…read moreHotel and they had a bar past the front desk. I tried a couple of drinks out in the 2 days. I tried the Sour Hour and the Famous 1791 Old Fashion. The Sour Hour drink was recommended by the male bartender that was working on Thursday night. He was very knowledgeable and kind. It wasn't too strong, great ratio from alcohol to juices. I will get that again. On Friday night, I went down to the bar again to try another drink. This time, I can't leave College Station without trying the 1791 Old Fashioned. All I can say is this particular drink is in my top 3 hands down and I had many old fashions in my time working at my current job (on my day offs, of course). They put a teaspoon of brown sugar to tone down the strength of the Whiskey (Buffalo Trace) but not for the Whiskey to lose it's purpose. I will most certainly get it again. They also have a food menu just in case you want to order something to eat. Next time I'm in College Station and staying at The George Hotel, I'm coming back. Good job everyone that worked, this past Thursday and Friday night.

We go here regularly after work for happy hour, usually on Thursday. There are usually just a few…read morepeople sitting at the bar in the late afternoon, the pool shooters haven't shown up yet. The service is very good ; James the manager is as friendly as he can be, and makes a killer dirty martini. The beer is disappointing because it's never cold enough. They do not serve any food. It's a nice quiet place to relax after work.

BELLA AND EMILY. I LOVE THEM. They got me the best tasting drinks I've ever had in my life and I…read morewant to kiss them

Delicious dish and great bar food!…read more Anchor Bar in College Station is definitely a spot worth checking out, especially if you're looking for a place to enjoy food and sports. I had the pesto chicken and it was absolutely delicious--packed with flavor, tender, and surprisingly hearty for a bar dish. The atmosphere has that energetic, welcoming vibe that makes it perfect for catching a big game with friends. Between the tasty food, lively environment, and great service, I'd happily go back again, especially on a game day.

Wait time took a long time (like an hour+) and portion size for avocado toast was definitely not…read moreworth its price.

It's a cozy place with the feel of an old school,country club, with leather and stained oak…read morefurnishings in copious amounts. It's labeled a "whiskey" bar however I found their breadth of labels and age statements to be lacking. The tequila and mezcal selection was actually better overall, however please note they have decided to lean in hard on the clase azul train. Bar staff is professional and make a decent cocktail. They offer seasonal concoctions that all lean on the saccharine side but overall made well. Live music on the weekends is also a plus. I do wish they add a server or two to the room, the bar can get deep and having people stand in line to get a drink like this is some shot bar on north gate or beer line at Kyle field doesn't fit the vibe.

Asked another bar guest for a recommendation on a whiskey for a Manhattan. Didn't realize it was…read more$107 a pop - wish the bartender would've given me a heads up since I clearly wasn't with the other large party there. Other than that, would recommend.

The ambiance at this place is great. I meet a group of people here on Fridays at 5pm. We drink and…read morechat and it's wonderful. Now the drinks here are not the strongest, although they do two drinks well, which are the Manhattan and a Old Fashioned. But most cocktails are pretty weak. They do have a nice selection of beer and I suggest drinking a SnakeBite which is Guiness mixed with a cider. The restraunt next door is connected and serves food to the bar as well. I haven't tried the food, as I am a pescatarian and haven't seen anything that interest me on the menu. Its German food I think.

Had beer and the onion ring appetizer from Bavarian brahaus. For roughly 6 or 7 onion rings, $8…read moreprice tag is steep. They were good but I wouldn't pay that money again for a snack. Pictures are updated menu prices as of April 2025

Guy working the door was extremely rude. My friend and I walked by (our first time) and saw an…read moreentrance and asked "is this where it is?". He said "is WHAT?" Me: is this where the club entrance is? He replied that we needed to speak in complete sentences and then demonstrated what a complete sentence was... super turn off - this guy is here for safety and security measures and to wish the guests a good time, but that was not the case. Extremely, extremely rude!

3rd Floor Cantina is a cool place. Good club vibes and ambiance, a great stay in my experience from…read more2 visits, quality drinks, and good music. The only drawback is some of the other clientele, who would rather scream over the band than listen: If you want to talk with your friends, go home and do it. It's rude to ruin the music for everyone else.

Last night, we chose Reveille (Rooftop bar at Hilton College Station) to celebrate a birthday a…read morefirst visit for us. We had heard great things about Reveille from friends around town. When we arrived, the first thing I noticed was the views over Bryan/College Station, they are truly amazing. We were there not only for a birthday but to watch Texas A&M kick off their season. They had the game on several TVs around the rooftop and with lots of comfortable seating, watching the game was almost like watching it at home. Credit here goes not just to the setting, but to the exceptional team on duty Mattie, Georgia, and Jordan. Their service struck the perfect balance: attentive without hovering, genuinely enthusiastic, and clearly invested in making sure guests felt welcome. It's rare to find staff whose energy elevates a night just as much as the food or drinks, but they pulled it off effortlessly. Speaking of drinks: Reveille's bar program is worth lingering over. We sampled a variety of their specialty cocktails alongside the classics, and not a glass disappointed. The food followed through with equal strength. Chef Keith Snook deserves applause for a menu that blends Texas heartiness with elevated execution. The Short Rib plate was rich and tender, the Texas Charcuterie board felt both rustic and refined, and the Pork Belly Burnt Ends were smoky, indulgent, and perfectly caramelized and were the kind of dish that lingers in memory. Reveille isn't just a bar; it's a destination. Whether you're there for the food, the cocktails, the football, or simply the view, this is a spot that delivers on all fronts. We'll absolutely be back, and next time, it won't just be for a special occasion

Great night out. The are some awesome views from here. Friends and I got a few drinks off the menu…read more Really liked the old fashioned and Aggie sunset. They had some live band karaoke going on which was a lot of fun!

Love the new soft serve margs, so good it'll have you coming back for another (I know I did)!! The…read moredaiquiris are also super good and have just the perfect amount of alcohol to balance out the sweetness. Besides the drink, the atmosphere is amazing. Every time I've gone, I've been welcomed by smiling faces and good conversation with the workers. They also give great recommendations, i'll def be coming back again and again.

try the soft serve margs NOW ! so good if you like a sweeter drink and its a perfect summer treat…read more the girl working was an angel she had an incredible energy and welcoming smile and had great recommendations for my drinks. quick service, clean place, tasty drinks what more could you want