I was looking for a spot to grab brunch after hiking around Lake Georgetown and stumbled upon this…read morenewer place on the square. The space has an industrial-chic feel with both indoor and outdoor seating. Since I was dining solo, I grabbed a seat at the bar. Service was friendly and attentive, and the bartender highlighted their bottomless mimosa special which I happily took advantage of. To balance things out, I ordered the BLTA sandwich, which was simple yet delicious. The menu was reasonably priced and refreshingly straightforward which I appreciated. I could easily see myself coming back the next time I'm in Georgetown to check out their happy hour or dinner options.

This place checks all the boxes. It's a tapas house. We…read moretried the patatas bravas, charcuterie, and bruschetta. All were great! They have an outstanding cocktail menu with something for everyone. The start here though is the service. Everyone from top to bottom was friendly and professional. I don't have one complaint. Can't wait to go back.

What a hidden gem appearing in Georgetown! Very breezy and calming atmosphere. The tall windows…read morespanning half of the walls brings in all the magical natural light and makes the actually decent sized space feel giant and open. My husband and I are already interested after one visit in checking out pricing for possibly renting out the space for an event of our own. The bathrooms are gender neutral BUT when you go in there the different stall doors have only one label, guys or gals, on the door which is very confusing to people entering the bathroom or waiting for stalls and thinking maybe the guys labeled stall only has a urinal or something but they're all the same toilet. It has a very classy, purposefully dated look but was extremely cleaned and well maintained. They also have free guest Wi-Fi. The cocktails are a little pricey for the area, but the venue space and the quality of the drinks were well worth the price. They actually have a quite expansive menu of drink options as well. Definitely needs more seating options for the drink window area if they plan on having more open hours days for people to randomly come in and enjoy a specially crafted drink. I can't wait to see what this place turns into!

This place is so well thought out. Great design, great cocktails, cool vibe. The Spiked Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate, Santa's Helper Eggnog, Texas Sun cocktails have all been vetted and approved by us and our friends. If we lived in Georgetown we would probably be here at least one night per week. I might travel more to this area just to visit Wish Well House. P.S. the bathrooms are cool.

Georgie's in Georgetown is a casual and laid back restaurant and bar. My friend and I stopped here…read morefor a rest during the Red Poppy festival. The environment inside the restaurant was warm and welcoming. There was a stand outside Georgie's restaurant taking drink orders to go. Other than downtown Austin, I was not aware where you could drink adult beverages outside a restaurant or bar. We ordered a crab cake, Georgie's margarita and a frozen margarita. The drinks were refreshing after being in the sun for a bit. The crab cake was good but could have used a little less mayonnaise. Our server, while quite busy, managed to stay attentive to our requests. Great food and drinks...

We went to Georgie's for our anniversary dinner and had a great experience. We started with a…read moreGeorgie's margarita and the blueberry poppy lemonade- both were super refreshing. For appetizers, we had the crab cake and ceviche. Both were really good, but the crab cake stood out- honestly one of the best I've had. For our mains, we shared the seabass and redfish. The portions were generous, and both dishes were flavorful and cooked really well. We made reservations, though it wasn't very busy when we went. The interior is clean and has a great atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

The Golden Rule checks all the boxes for me: great vibe, patio, cocktails, food, and service…read more We have visited there on several occasions for drinks and dinner, and have always had a great experience. Husband loves their vast selection of bourbons and ryes, and my go-to Paloma is always perfect. They do have some interesting menu options, like a spicy pimento spread and a smashed elk burger. Coming with a gang they have private dining rooms. Reservations are recommended for the weekend, especially for dinner.

Just an update on this place. Honestly, I think this place is still a solid spot especially close…read moreto the Georgetown square. It's beautiful inside and I seem to find myself here during Sunday brunch. The service is friendly though I will say a bit slow for this latest visit but I'm pretty sure it was only one person working the whole back section. Food wise: still delicious! My steak was cooked beautifully.

Went by on a whim was going for the brick and ale, they don't open till 5 PM ! they were closed so…read morewe went to Jack's lounge. Ordered a salad Caesar and brussels sprouts with bacon and pecans. Delicious Deb was the waitress very friendly. Thanks. Keep up the good work.

Kimberly was fantastic - she was very attentive, service was great and she remembered everyone for…read morethe duration of our stay.

A hidden gem in Georgetown. Take it from someone who's lived…read morein Massachusetts and Maine, George's has the some of the best fish and chips I've had in Texas.

Ordered the Grumpy Old Fashioned and another drink. But the old fashioned had me blown away. Forget…read morethe other drink... If that's what grumpy tastes like, sign me up. Rich. Smooth. That hint of chocolate bitterness sneaking in like it has secrets it's not ready to share. Strong, confident, and completely unbothered -- the kind of drink that doesn't raise its voice because it doesn't have to. No unnecessary frills. No overcomplicated theatrics. Just a perfectly crafted cocktail that respects tradition but adds a little dark, sultry wink. It lingers just long enough to make you lean in for another sip. 10/10. Grumpy never tasted so good -- and I wouldn't mind getting into trouble with it again. The bar itself? Classy without being stuffy. The kind of place where you can show up dressed up or dressed down and still feel like you belong. Dim lighting, great vibe, zero pretension. I'll absolutely be back, service was stellar. No food items this time, but definitely will be back!

Great vibe, super attentive wait staff and food comes right through the door from Conejo. Very goodread more

This is my friends go to bar as it is literally in her neighborhood. We've gone here many times and…read morehave had a great time. The drinks are always good. I get my usual an old fashioned & it's always good. The music s hit or miss but you can always request a song or genre. They also have great live music on certain days. The bartenders are nice and always helpful. Whether it's a Thursday or Saturday we have a great time. They even let you bring in food. They have a neighboring restaurant called Sabinos that has pizza and chicken. We definitely have had it delivered and it was delicious. I like this place

Super cool venue. Too bad it's on the Georgetown square and the prices have to be so high. Their…read moredomestic canned 12oz beers are $5/ea. Our friends were drinking old fashions, I'd hate to guess how much they were.

We drop in periodically. Our out-of-town guests love it as it's quite unique…read more We visited Sat eve and were a bit surprised at the prices. I understand the extra for premium liquor, but overall it could be the reason to not return. The drinks are small and averaged $20 each.

Decided to give Hard Count a try after 2 years...Tuesday 6:00pm, 3/4 full. Started out shaky... 5…read moreminutes after seated no sign of a server. Wife complained and the manager, Jeanette, came and took our drink orders. Still no server...Not to worry, Jeanette became our server and was great. They were short staffed. Food was great and appreciated the great service.

The Monte Cristo was good with the sauce. Spicy ketchup is also really good. Want to come back with…read moremy husband so he can try the Reuben. I think they recently updated their menus. Was dissatisfied at a previous to-go pick-up of their peach cobbler because it was just puree which I found disgusting.

I had a really lovely stay at the Ruby Hotel in Round Rock. The property has a fun, slightly campy…read morecharm while still feeling modern and thoughtfully designed -- overall, it's just a very cute place to stay. The food was genuinely excellent, and the service was warm and attentive throughout. The bed was also a standout -- more comfortable than what I've experienced at most four-star hotels. I also loved the in-room Nespresso machine, which was a great touch. The only drawbacks are the location and setting. It's not ideal if you want to be close to a more metropolitan, walkable area, and being right on the creek means there can be quite a few bugs, especially in the evening. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for a relaxing, stylish getaway with great food and very comfortable rooms.

Date night...stop two...my hubby had arranged for us to listen to live music at the Ruby Hotel &…read moreBar. This charming, quaint boutique hotel is located in a residential neighborhood in Round Rock, TX. The Ruby Hotel & Bar is situated along Brushy Creek in historic downtown Round Rock. The hotel has 39 uniquely designed rooms and suites, in the suburbs of Austin, TX. The hotel blends mid-century modern design with natural surroundings, creating a chic vibe. The property is distinctly divided into to major buildings...the hotel and the bar. There is a random small building up front also...not sure what that buildings for. There is also outdoor seating, which would be pleasant in the summer. Last night we had freezing temperatures, so sub-optimal for seating outside. When we entered the bar, we felt transported to another place in time. Retro looking furniture at the entry with finger dialed phones...my nieces and nephews would likely not have any idea what these little machines called telephones were. The bar was a mix of old - building built in the 1960s....new - modern mirrors and bar. There was signage at the front of the bar that stated to seat yourself and place your order from the bar (different set up...for sure). We ordered the hummus plate minus pita bread plus more cucumbers. Alan, our server was very accommodating to make that switch. We had herbal hot tea (chamomile and pomegranate berry). We listened to the 3 person band, who sang music from Johnny Cash to Bob Marley and so many different genres in between. What a lovely evening...date night score!