Stellar service and good food!…read more Their double decker grilled cheese with added items was awesome! Catfish is amazing. Onion rings amazing. Hush puppies amazing! Come here while doing repair work at the marina! They keep me coming back for sure! Lakeside atmosphere is relaxing.

Tried them out on Saturday for a late lunch First time here…read more Parking is definitely limited, be prepared Walk down rock steps or a tram We walked down and then back up Was not too bad The young lady at front desk My goodness Her phone was in her hand and we were bothering her So much so, she neglected to tell us to order food from her when we stood in front of her and she waved us on saying sit anywhere We sat down at a table we picked, per her instructions, but there are no wait staffers except table bussers So we asked the bar who told us we had to order with our first impression, the aloof teen girl who seemed bothered So we go back to order and same thing- shes short in conversation, not nice about any of it, seemed very bothered like maybe she should've taken the day off kinda bothered But, we ordered Meanwhile I get drinks Nice people behind the bar but very forgetful and/or new? The pina colada they made my wife was terrible My jalapeño margarita was three sips n gone with all the ice in the cup No taste even with jalapeños in drink If it's not a beer in a bottle, I'm afraid I won't order it any more I had to go back to the bar three times to get my initial marg cause each of them kept saying they thought the other one was making it Rough Food Free chips and pasta sauce That's right, it was NOT salsa at all Terrible Shrimp Caeser salad and it was huge Shrimp was good but too much seasoning Caeser dressing was more like Italian dressing very strange Brown lettuce-with the lettuce scare going on I should've thought twice Hamburger my daughter had was good she said Ambiance was the lake Beautiful Bathrooms were clean with AC The fans in seating area were working fine and I was not uncomfortable without AC But remember, open air only Digital jukebox so we played music And sang along a little I'd say be warned, it was not a great experience and there was disappointment

We visited Prohibition ATX and loved our experience! Although it took us about 5 minutes to find…read morethe entrance, once we did, we were glad we made the effort. The atmosphere is very relaxed and cozy/fun. The bartenders were very helpful and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend the old fashioned!

I am a sucker for a speakeasy when it is done right. I love the idea of being somewhere that not…read moreeveryone knows about. It feels like an IYKYK atmosphere. Located off Anderson Mill in the corner of a strip mall is a bookshelf with a door on the right side. If you cannot figure out the entrance, there is a doorbell to ring as well. I believe it is owned by the same people who own The Mill bar right next door, which makes it feel like a cool bonus space. My friend and I sat next to a faux fireplace, where we were greeted by the only bartender working and placed our order. Once he opened the tab, it was disappointing that he never came back to check if we wanted another drink. It wasn't super busy on the Monday we went, but since he was the only one manning the bar, the bartender was always doing something, so I don't blame him fully for not checking back in with us. I ordered a drink called the Velvet Vice. It looked nothing like the picture and tasted similar to an Aviation cocktail with egg whites. I happened to really like it. It is a very relaxed space, but once the speakeasy gimmick wears off, it does not have much else going for it. It is still a cool place, but I am not sure it was worth the lengthy drive to get there. RIYL: A bar hidden behind a bookshelf

Dirdie Birdie at The Domain is an indoor mini-golf with creative craft cocktails, making it a fun…read moreway to escape the hot weather. The space itself is clean and stylish, featuring 12 Austin-inspired holes. The service from the staff is friendly and attentive. The mini-golf course is realistically doable, which is a plus because so many indoor mini-golf spots have gimmicky setups that are trash to play. The price is a little on the expensive side for 35 minutes of play, and like most mini-golf courses, it tends to get backloaded at each hole when it is busy. Just chill out, sip your drink, and take your time enjoying the round. If you are looking for a cool indoor activity in The Domain to beat the heat with upscale drinks and some casual competition, Dirdie Birdie is a super fun spot to check out.

We enjoyed our visit here! We were in the mood for mini golf and drove a bit further from central…read moreAustin to check this place out. It's connected to a variety of eating spots and shops and there's plenty of parking at nearby garages. We both opted to play mini golf and shared a hibiscus Paloma along the way. The staff were all quite attentive and helpful and our server was very prompt with giving us the menu and our drink! There are a few different holes you can try and some of the concepts were really interesting. One of my favorites was one where it shoots the golf ball up the wall and you watch it come down various ramps and musical instruments. This is a good spot for a date night or fun with friends and family. The mini golf area is smaller than some other mini golf spots I've visited in Houston but it was still a fun time. We finished the whole course in around 20-30 minutes and there wasn't a line. Seems to be a fun spot to visit on a weekend!

Food and drinks are good for the most part just dont order the catfish unless you like the breading…read morefalling off before it get's to your table

We had a fun dinner here our first evening in Texas. The…read morerestaurant sits on Lake Travis and requires a little walking to get to from the parking lot. It is worth it though for the view of the lake, the vibe of sitting on the water, and for the fun of seeing all the fish that profit off of it. When we arrived, we were seated outside on their covered deck. Our server was friendly and got us our drinks quickly. He also gave us some recommendations as we were unsure what to get from the menu. I got the catfish tacos, which came with a salad as their side. The meal hit the spot. The catfish was cooked just right and well seasoned. It paired really well with the toppings of the taco, which were fruity and bright. The salad was also super refreshing and dressed to my liking. Overall it was a great, light dinner for me after traveling all day and did not take a chunk out of my wallet either. The most fun about this place is that they advertise their natural garbage disposal, the fish who swim near their dock. A few of my friends did not finish their meals and saved their fries for the fish. We may be adults, but we still had a lot of fun tossing fries at fish at the end of the evening. They also sell actual fish food inside if you have small children who would like to feed them more. Whether you are visiting the area with your friends or as a family with kids, this place has something to everyone's tastes.

It's a great place to watch the sunset with good food and fresh beer ... you should come in the…read moreevening ... It's a really magnificent, high-quality place.. #oasistexasbrewing @oasistexasbrewing #buzzybooth

Oasis Texas Brewing is kind of in a weird spot. It seems to be part of an outdoor mall but there…read morearen't many shops where there could be. There is fun art pieces as you are on your way there from the large parking garage. Once you are inside the brewery it does get pretty cool. The seating area is fairly large and you get an absolutely fantastic view of the Colorado River in Hill Country while sipping your beer or having a meal. We ate fairly light here as we were grazing and snacking all day long as we were out and about in the Austin area. We got chips with salsa and queso and salad to split which was just right for a light snack. I got a really, really good beer which with this and the view earns Oasis a five star score. I got the Coffee Scotch Ale. When I get a Scotch Ale I want it to be boozy and strong and this one definitely hit all of the marks there. Flavor features in this beer are earthiness, sour, coffee, bitter and boozy. That last feature I am really looking for for what I consider to be a good Scotch Ale and indeed this one did. Before we left we got on a barrel with horns and took a picture. *Update* The big body of water in my pictures and mentioned in my review is Lake Travis.

Fun place to go. Went on a rainy day and it was the best time. It was a little under staffed but…read morethe workers that were there did an amazing job. I just felt bad you could see they were being pulled in a lot of directions. Other than that everything was great. They have 3 courses. All of them unique in their own way. Makes it fun to look at all the things and the references to movies. It's nice that they are too terribly hard and easy to move through. Great IG photo shots. They do have parking in the back but it does get muddy. And they do have an outdoor patio. Will definitely be returning.

Such a fun place! The mini golf courses are so creative, colorful, and unique, and the whole…read moreatmosphere is just a blast. The music is great, the drinks are fun and delicious, and the staff is genuinely so friendly and welcoming. Huge shoutout to Gabe, Boone, and Kayla for always being awesome and making the experience even better! You can tell they actually care about making sure people have a great time. We've been coming back and can officially say we're regulars now! If you're looking for something fun to do, definitely check this place out!

10000% worth the drive from anywhere in town - maybe even out of town. So peaceful and magical when…read moreit's quiet on a weekday. Can't even imagine how great it must be to own a boat and step right off to eat at a place as beautiful as this. Just went on a busy Sunday night for a birthday party, and after a miscommunication within our party after having been sat a table, we thought it was a free-for-all table situation and we could move to another table, scanning the QR code to order. Not so. The other patron came up within 20 seconds of us trying to grab the other table, saying he had been waiting on it. We went back to our original table, apologizing profusely to him, in a situation that took all of about 3 minutes or less from start to finish. Not only did I quickly realize the host staff had clocked the entire thing and didn't say anything to us (leaving the other patron to do so instead) and as if we weren't embarrassed enough by making the mistake ourselves, the grimacing passive aggressive looks that the hostesses proceeded to give us for the rest of the two hours we were there started to veer into a seriously absurd level of pettiness. One of my family members even mentioned they walked by and heard the hostesses actively talking bad about us. That was VERY clear to me after being able to see them sending horrible vibes our way the rest of the time! You would think we had stood up on the tables and screamed bloody murder for an hour, or made their jobs impossible for hours on end. We are kind, respectful people and spent good money - which for a family of very humble means, was a very special occasion celebrating our grandmothers 78th birthday. We went out of our way to apologize to the hosts specifically for any inconvenience and confusion we may have caused, and all I can say is.... as native Austinites, this is not the kind of hospitality I would ever expect at a MML restaurant, or a longtime local institution, but ESPECIALLY a place where people are shirtless, kids are running around - a place that seemingly aims to be laid back or unpretentious. My dad used to come here in the 80s and I just left feeling so icky on his behalf, as he was the one who heard the hosts talking bad about our family, and it is a big deal for him to go out and spend $15 on a beer. When we apologized on our way out, all we got from the hostesses was an air of thinly veiled contempt and snobbiness that made me understand the criticisms of this place now catering to a certain level of elites. We were told that sometimes it's seat-yourself, sometimes it's not, depending on how busy they are. Seems like a pretty reasonable, (maybe even common) mistake then......?! I get that we screwed up, and as a former hostess I know you're just trying to do your job (and it's a hard job in a sprawling place like this on a busy night) but honestly, was this THAT serious? All that said, the food runners absolutely killed it and were anticipating our needs left and right. They were working so hard and were really helpful. The food was so flavorful and fresh. The waitstaff also helped us intercept a sundae we ordered also that we could add candles to it, and they sang happy birthday, which somehow felt especially generous after the hostile vibes I was picking up on up to that point. I'll be back because natural places like this are so hard to come by, but seriously wish the maturity of the (hostess') service could reflect Austin culture and values. A little more humility might go a long way - especially to justify those high-class prices.

Just finished up at Ski Shores and honestly it's an amazing place post lake day. It will be loud…read morejust a heads up but it's just the vibe your entering-- people stopping for a drink during a lake day. The staff was attentive for my table even though the restaurant is a sub and order place. The food was good my group shared fries, pickles, and queso all were great! I had a yummy pina colada with was so good and a lettuce wrapped friend chicken sandwich. Only thing was the pricing-- crazy expensive for the food you were getting but hey at the end of the day the result is getting to hang out at an amazing place with a fantastic view

Came for the fish and chips and they were outstanding. The beer batter was spot. Crunchy and…read moreflavorful. The fish was tender. The accompanying fries, tartar sauce and vinegar all hit the spot. The protein bowl with chicken and hummus was also very good. Packed with lots of yummy veggies and chicken. Service was excellent.

OZ sits in a spot that's seen a few "meh" restaurants over the years, but this concept definitely…read morehas a large following. You check in with your credit card, then enjoy self‑serve access to an endless tap wall of wine, craft beer, and pre-made cocktails. Food is ordered at the same counter. We arrived Friday at 6 PM to crazy busy back‑to‑school event, so things were beyond chaotic. We heeded the sign by the entrance that said "Wait to be seated," but after a few minutes we learned you just head to the counter to order food and secure a table. Even with the rush, the young staff and owners were incredibly helpful throughout our visit. You swipe your smart card by your selection and are charged by the ounce. There are small tasting glasses and big boy mugs. I was tempted to pour myself a 16 ounce Old Fashioned but those days are long gone, LOL! Our burgers and protein salads came out quickly and were solid 4‑star meals. They did forget my granddaughter's order, but fries kept her happy until her nuggets arrived. The tap wall has some great local options from Meanwhile, Pinthouse, and Infamous breweries. I struck out twice with all‑foam pours, but a friendly server fixed both without hesitation. There are also some cocktail options including a Paloma, and the Old Fashion. Outside, the playscape and open field are perfect for kids to burn off energy. My granddaughter had me running up and down the slide more times than I can count. Overall, OZ is solid with good food, great service, and a kid friendly venue.