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    Here Nor There

    4.6 (409 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Tamie F.

    Such a fun speakeasy to find and get into! Reservations are necessary so you can get the code to the gate. It's also a small place, which makes it intimate. I would have loved a little couch instead of the high top table we got. Probably would have stayed longer if we had a more comfortable spot to relax and converse. Would be a really cute spot for a date night if you get a couch. Wasn't too loud. Our waitress didn't know the menu really well, but the drinks were good. Cute presentation and unique flavor combos. I'd recommend hitting this spot for a pre-game drink before heading off for some downtown fun!

    Grisel D.

    Very interesting little speakeasy. We loved the adventure to find the place tucked into a gated alley. From the moment you walk in you are taken aback by their eclectic decor. The vibe is dark and the music was chefs kiss, perfection. Old school and underground hip hop on a Thursday night. Their menu is adorable. The drinks are a bit pricey for Texas but well worth the atmosphere you're enjoying them in. Service was fantastic. Attentive and down to earth. Definitely recommend! Also! They give you a small glass of sparkling wine when you come in served on a platter held by a giant bear. Loved!

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    Anh D.

    Here Nor There is a cool, intimate speakeasy that makes you feel like you've stepped into another world through its storybook-style menu and delicious cocktails. The entrance is tucked away in a gated alley, and you'll need a reservation to receive the gate code. As soon as we walked in, we were welcomed with complimentary prosecco. Every drink we tried was fantastic, and you can tell the bartenders put a lot of care and creativity into each cocktail. I highly recommend the Milk & Honey and the Wildflower Highball. Toward the end of our visit, the staff surprised me with a complimentary Desert Water for my birthday. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made my night even more memorable!

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    Tiffany J.

    HNT continues to be one of my favorite speakeasies! It's been two years since my initial visit, and I'm happy to say that it has the same sultry vibe that I enjoyed the first time around. Reservations are still required, however my date and I were able to walk in without one because he has connections. Reservations can now be made on Open Table. You no longer have to download their app. The bar was decorated for the holidays (including Rasputin lol). The dim red lighting created a romantic atmosphere. They had a nice playlist going as well. I can't recall our server's name but she was so nice as were all of the staff. The drink menu is seasonal and is typically presented as a story book. At the time of our visit (December 2025), the theme was Lone Star Living. They also had a holiday menu. Some of the featured drinks on the holiday menu were coffee based as part of a collaboration with Desnudo Coffee. I ordered the Desert Water. It had Sotol which caught my attention when I was browsing the menu. The cocktail had such a smokey and unique flavor that is hard to describe but it was very enjoyable! The rectangular block of ice in the glass was a nice touch. I love this place so much! Hopefully it won't take me another two years to return.

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    It's the dimly lit delicious drink environment you would crave, but slow waiting and not very good music playing in the background. I came hoping to sip and chat while hearing some special, but I'm not sure I'd pair my drinks with drill rap at what I thought would have been a business casual location

    Love P.

    This spot is pure magic. The moment you walk in, you know you're about to be taken on a journey. Their menu isn't just a list of drinks...it's a story, beautifully curated and seasonally refreshed while still honoring classics that keep regulars coming back. The cocktails are exquisite, the service is intentional and warm, and every visit feels like an experience rather than just a night out. My personal favorite is the Milk & Honey. I'm never saying no to a clarified milk drink, and this one is exceptional...silky, balanced, and unforgettable. It's serviced in a delicate tea cup. A must for anyone who wants their evening elevated in the most delicious way.

    Esmeralda L.

    My gfs and I were on a girl trip and wanted to explore as many of Austin's speakeasies as we could. This was my bar my favorite! The whole vibe here was sexy! Service great and the drinks delicious! I ordered a No Tie Rule

    Marcella N.

    Second favorite cocktail bar of our trip. Their menu is wow factor in terms of art and ingredients. Bartenders are super talented. Had a great experience here. Ambiance is very relaxed and you almost feel out of the world.

    Jim G.

    What a cool speakeasy! Make sure to have a reservation to get a code to enter. After walking down some stairs you will be greeted by a hostess and a giant bear! Drinks were really innovative. My favorite was the Slainte. On the sweet side but great for an end of night dessert like cocktail.

    Linda G.

    Here Nor There is one of the best speakeasies in Austin, hands down. The drinks are always incredible--thoughtfully crafted and consistently good. The ambiance is moody and intimate, with music that makes the whole experience feel elevated. Definitely a go-to for a great night.

    Delores L.

    Sometimes in life you must compromise. Since I interrupted my friend's fall cleaning process to have a drink with me, she asked me to go to a speakeasy with her. Needless to say, going to a speakeasy was not in my evening plans. However, I compromised and went with her spontaneously head first into this adventure. Let me just say, this was the coolest, cloak and dagger experience! First, she made reservations while I was driving. We were given a code, 1415 (likely a one-time use code). When we arrive we had to enter this code into a keypad and then a rod iron gate opened. We were in...well almost. Can you hear the James Bond 007 music playing in the background? Then we were greeted by a doorman who said we had to wait to get the go ahead from the receptionist downstairs. Greenlight! We walk downstairs these wooden steps as our shoes clacked loudly. Graffiti was plastered on all walls surrounding the stairs. The area was rather dark and dank. This is when you think...why isn't your bootay at home? Is this a good idea? Is there only one way in and one out? Of course, your curiosity is greater than fear. Then we open the door to enter inside. We were given a miniature glass of prosecco that we got from a tray held by about at 10 foot stuffed bear. Next, we had to go through dark, heavy, velvety curtains...ok our hearts are pumping now. We passed the two-seat booths that appeared to be carved into the wall. Next, we passed by a rather large semi-enclosed room with many metal plates nailed to the wall. Before arriving at our seats, we passed by low height sofas and chairs in a lounge area. If we sat down there, we may not be able to stand up. Smile. The speakeasy was so dark you could barely see the menu. BTW...no flash photography is allowed. Initially, my friend said no photography was allowed, but she reread our reservation. It was so dark inside, flash or no flash you could barely see. Next, for the grand finale, the drinks. The cheapest drink was $20 with most drinks $22-$23. Have I been living under a rock? Do people really pay this much for drinks. No wonder it has been years since I have been to 6th Street. Well, we were there and "must" have a drink. My friend order the Don's Fish Camp (vodka drink) and I ordered the Milk and Honey (according to our server Parker it tasted like rum punch). We tasted each other's drinks. I have to say my tasted better...pure luck, of course. My friend's drink came in a tall glass with a metal looking straw. Wait for it...my drink came in a tea cup with a saucer! First time I have ever had an adult beverage in a tea cup with saucer....so cool! There was an ice block at the center of my tea cup. They also have some equally high priced bar food, which we opted not to buy. We were still recovering from the shock associated with the cost of the drinks. The music permeating the speakeasy was unexpected, yet enjoyable...pop | hip hop |afro beats genre: ***Shooter - Chris Brown ***After Hours - Kehlani ***Asiwaju - Ruger We had one drink and we exited our cloak and dagger adventure. This is one the coolest experiences we have had...super cool!!!

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    Keandra P.

    What a vibe! I love that we were greeted with Proseco upon entering, how chic! So glad my friend made a resy for our group of 4 for this place. He said it's one of the best speakeasy he has been too, and I get why. First off, the music was amazing, honestly I should have asked them for there Spotify playlist, because it was jamming. Super moody, with minimal lights, and no phone flashes allowed, so it felt exclusive, somehow. But I would have loved a well-lit selfie (double entendre), with my cute cocktail. The storybook menu is cute, and changes periodically. Looks like the next menu change is in the fall and will be a TX theme, yeehaw! Service - was pretty much a well-oiled machine. Explaintion up front about 90 minute resy (and they stick to it), easily seated and quick checkout experience, was great. Parker- our server, was full of ideas and willing to help. And was able to lead us to our ideal cocktails of choice, for everyone to enjoy. He checked on us frequently. Drinks- Petal Talk, my cocktail was well bodied, if you get me. My friends loved there cocktails: Milk & honey, Since Eden, Corner store classic, and First single too. We didn't want to leave. Cheers!

    Perla G.

    Drinks were fun! But you finish in 3 sips bc they have huge blocks of ice :( not cool The place was so cool! Definitely want to come again bc their menu is always changing and the servers are also engaging with the theme of the menu

    This is a drink my date ordered - can't remember what it was called but it came with olives and was very dry like a martini!

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    Ask the Community - Here Nor There

    Is there parking or do we need to uber?

    There is street parking. It would be better to uber though.

    What kind of food is offered there?

    When we went there were bar snacks/small bites. No actual meals that will get you "full".

    Do they offer non-alcoholic drink options?

    Yes they had two or three on their new menu!

    What is the price range for cocktails? I know it's upscale but I was wondering if it's around the same prices of other Austin bars.

    $20-$25 for all drinks and there were one or two that were highly priced cut very specialized

    Would you be able to accommodate someone under 21?

    I don't believe so, since this is a bar. They carded everyone at the door.

    Are reservations required?

    Yes, you haven to make reservations through their app. The app is the same name.

    I have a reservation for 3 but one of our group may have to drop, is that okay if just the 2 of us show up?

    You can let them know but that should be fine. Usually having less people show up isn't an issue. If there will be more than the original number of people in the reservation, then that's a different story and would need to let them know to… 

    Is there a dress code?

    Not explicitly but most people are dressed business casual. Nothing too crazy.

    How do I make reservations?

    You can call when they're open, or you can book through the app that you can download over the website

    When the reviews say " you need to become a member prior to entering" does that mean pay the 500$ membership fee listed on the app or just download the APP & request a reservation? Thank you!

    Just download the app and reserve

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    Powder Room - Craft Cocktail Bar

    Powder Room

    3.9(148 reviews)
    0.3 miWarehouse District, Downtown

    Powder Room is a speakeasy lounge tucked behind the "kitchen doors" of Manny's Sandwich Shop, and…read moreit did not disappoint! We came on a Thursday evening with a reservation for 7. Once we walked through Manny's, we were greeted right away and since we had a reservation, we were seated promptly. Quick heads up: cell phones aren't allowed inside -- they take your phone and give you a key to a locker where it's stored for the night. The idea is to keep everyone present and engaged with each other instead of their screens (they do make exceptions for emergencies or on-call situations, at the business's discretion). I actually love the reasoning behind it, even though I wished I had my phone to snap pictures of the inside! The space itself is dark and moody with major art deco Miami vibes, like something out of the 80s-90s. Think pink velvet draped everywhere, a life-size taxidermy leopard in the middle of the bar, and flamingo sculptures scattered throughout. It's gorgeous. There's plenty of seating between the booths/couches and the bar, and they seat you according to your party size. We got a plush half-circle booth with a table that fit all of us perfectly -- great sightlines too, so everyone could see and talk to each other easily. Each table gets an assigned server, and ours was fantastic. We ordered cocktails along with the yuca fries, empanadas, and quesadillas -- all delicious. I can't remember the name of my cocktail, but it was pink, gin-based, and so good, served in a beautiful tall stem glass. Loved everything about this place and will absolutely be back next time I'm in town!

    I have never experienced such an insane welcome in my life. I made a reservation for 1:30am. Now, I…read moreknow that is late, but if it's too late for a reservation, you should not make it available for scheduling. The guy at the front was very nice, but as soon as we get to the "receptionist" the entire narrative changed. She looked my girlfriend and I up and down and then proceeded to tap multiple times on her IPad. She then says, "you know it's 1:30? we close at 2. we only have standing room." She had the most miserable scowl on her face. My girlfriend and I were dressed very nicely (pants & jacket, and a dress), so I know this was not a outfit issue. I do not know what her issue was, but if you are tired and don't like staying up late, don't work in a bar. After saying that there was only standing room, I decided that I was not going to spend money in an establishment that speaks to people in such a disgusting way, so I proceeded to leave. One of the guys out front asked what was wrong and asked if he could buy us a drink, but at that point I decided that I would not spend a dime at this place. Just giving a heads up! Lady at the front is EXTREMELY rude. Looking at the other 1 star reviews, it looks like this place has a reputation for being discriminatory.

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    Simona's

    Simona's

    4.6(92 reviews)
    2.3 mi78704 (South Austin)
    $$

    This is a review about the coffee and food aspect of Simona's…read more It is over priced. In terms of coffee, they are middle of the pack. There is much better coffee in austin. They have premium prices still. They sell pastries and they have a taco food truck connected to it. Both are still very much overpriced. I get it, they are inside a nice hotel and so they will charge a premium but at least have the quality match that.

    Located inside the Colton House Hotel, Simona's is the hotel's local resident serving coffee by…read moreday, and cocktails by night. I usually only go to coffee shops to work, but today, went on a coffee date with my dog instead. There's ground floor parking in the garage that's complimentary for two hours. I kept it simple with a vanilla latte. I noticed they had tacos at the bottom of the food menu, but at $13.25 for two tacos + an a la carte item, I decided to pass. Maybe my expectations were too high (as usual) because it's inside a hotel, but I was hoping for the kind of warm hospitality hotels are known for, but instead, the service felt a bit cold. It didn't exactly make me want to spend more money there. While sitting on the patio, I spotted the food truck outside and thought, "PERFECT. A food truck HAS to be cheaper. Take that Simona's!" I walked up to the window... only to find out it wasn't actually a separate food truck. It was just the pickup window. To order? I had to go back inside to Simona's and place my order with the delightful staff... I ended up ordering two Blue Migas tacos, and honestly, they were just... good, but nothing memorable. They tasted like your average breakfast tacos that you can find all over Austin for less. Despite loving how relaxing the outdoor patio is with its lucious greenery surrounding you and the beautiful French chairs and cafe tables, it's located right next to the hotel pool. If you're visiting on a summer afternoon, expect some extra noise with pool guests. If you're looking for a quiet coffee or a place to work, I'd recommend coming early in the morning instead.

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    The Roosevelt Room

    The Roosevelt Room

    4.4(935 reviews)
    0.3 miWarehouse District, Downtown
    $$$
    Full bar
    Takes reservations

    Absolutely fantastic experience! We were looking for a place to enjoy a post-concert drink and…read morestumbled across The Roosevelt Room. We weren't looking for much by way of menu just a few snacks or small bites for Girl Dinner. We found just that here. The Sumac and pepper popcorn was to die for! I really don't drink that much or often, but decided to have one. The drink list is extensive, but very organized by era. I decided to go for the Zombie. My server, Noah encouraged my audacity! I can't remember whether it was described as dramatic as it showed up, but let me tell you there was drama! It was served in a flaming skull, garnished with beautiful flowers and fresh fruit, and filled to the brim with God knows how much alcohol and juice, but it was a time! To heighten the experience, he sprinkled something in a shaker and the flames just erupted! The whole restaurant stopped and I cackled! To put out the flame, Noah gave one dramatic clap, and the flame disappear disappeared! I want to thank Noah and the team for encouraging my ridiculousness and delivering me an excellent craft drink with all the drama I deserved and could ever ask for! 10/10! Gotta go back to see how much more ridiculous I can go! Can't stop now! Join me!

    It's a really nice cocktail bar with interesting cocktail options and finger foods. I went here…read morefor my cousin's birthday. I had an old fashioned and the hummus plate. One of my cousins had the charcuterie board. Both were delicious. Our waiter took good care of us. I like that they have an assortment of drinks from different decades. There seems to be a drink for every palate. If alcohol isn't your thing, they have mocktails. The ambiance was nice. The lights were warm and low. Old movies played on the wall from a projector. Walls are lined with vintage books. Overall, I think this is a cool place. I look forward to returning.

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    The Roosevelt Room - BUCK TO THE FUTURE
 rye whiskey, manzanilla sherry, strawberry-basil purée, nardini amaro, ginger syrup, lemon, barrel smoked black pepper

    BUCK TO THE FUTURE rye whiskey, manzanilla sherry, strawberry-basil purée, nardini amaro, ginger syrup, lemon, barrel smoked black pepper

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 rr tiki rum blend, donn's mix, falernum, lime,
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    Whisler's - Left On Read - Delicious! (Tequila, Amaro, Bitters, Strawberry, Citrus, Spice, Egg White )

    Whisler's

    4.3(678 reviews)
    1.2 miEast Austin
    $$

    These are moments I think why do I live in San Antonio ( and often work in Austin ) when I can just…read morelive here and enjoy great restaurants, bars and weird gothic haunts like this with weird dark goth decor, a scent of palo santo , superb music, a great crowd and amazing drinks! College me would have lived here !! Enjoyed a French 75, my husband enjoyed a smoked Old Fashioned and it was a great place to grab a drink prior to seeing Springsteen at the Moody seated amongst candles , a weird alter of sorts while enjoying some Stevie Wonder as is playing now though some weird NIN or Type O might have been more appropriate

    I went to Whisler's and had one of the worst bar experiences I've ever had…read more I had one drink. I was completely sober for all intents and purposes. The bartender claimed I was drunk and cut me off anyway. I was at the bar talking to a girl while waiting to get a drink (the wait was long because the service is very slow, despite the bar not being very busy at all). She was clearly into me, and the bartender kept jumping in trying to talk to her too (instead of doing his job making drinks). He was doing all sorts of things to try and flirt with her and make her laugh: pulling out and showing her buckets of pre mixed cocktails, running and sliding under the bar, etc. She was engaging with both of us , and right in the middle of that, I get cut off out of nowhere. No explanation other than claiming I looked drunk, which I very clearly wasn't. It felt very clear what was going on--he wanted me out of the way. I left and asked the bouncer on my way out if I seemed drunk. This was literally two minutes later. He said no, not at all, and asked me why I would even ask that. I then told him exactly what happened and asked him to let the owner or whoever was in charge know about this extremely unprofessional conduct so they can discipline the bartender. His response was that the bartender has discretion to cut anyone off, and let me know the bartender is supposedly married so he couldn't have been flirting with any of the customers. Well, sounds like his logic is flawed--not only COULD he flirt with his customers, he WAS, and was therefore cheating. I hope his wife finds out. This is perfectly representative of Austin customer service lately and not normal in other places. I was in Tampa for an entire month earlier this year and this would've been unthinkable there. I'm not coming back.

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    Midnight Cowboy - Drinks LOOKED delicious

    Midnight Cowboy

    4.0(583 reviews)
    0.1 miDowntown
    $$

    This was my first time at a speakeasy and they sure set the bar high! They really are as secret as…read moreit seems. My sister-in-law made reservations and we walked down the busy 6th Street to get there until we stopped at an unassuming and unlabeled door. When you walk in, it's a very dark and moody interior with small tables. They led us to a private room in the back which perfectly fit the six of us. Their menu is very creative, with unique names and unique ingredients. I don't like alcohol, so I was super happy to see an entire section dedicated to zero proof mocktails. I ordered the 5 AM somewhere which was a matcha based mocktail. It still had a bitter taste to it, perhaps from the Lyres Rosso. But the entire experience was so creative, led by our server/bartender Martin. He was a lot of fun and made the experience that much better. He was personable and funny and felt like we were hanging out with an old friend. Highly recommend if you're looking for a more chill vibe on 6th Street!

    What a nice cool little spot! I've been to Austin many times…read moreand to fifth street, this was my first time coming to this bar. I had to a make a reservation beforehand because that's the only place they'll let you in, and i understand why, its a very intimate bar and the whole vibe would not be the same if the place was packed, so i appreciate the atmosphere. We tried a couple of recommendations the staff gave us, they had 2 of our drinks prepared right in front of our table explaining the type of liquor they were using, their menu is really interesting with different flavor and mixes, and like the one i tried with banana and other herbs that just make sense. We had a really good night enjoying there i like that the place is dimlight and so different from the vibe right outside on 5th street!

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    Goldie's Sunken Bar - Tea selection, carefully crafted by fair trade TeaLeaves

    Goldie's Sunken Bar

    4.4(51 reviews)
    0.5 miWarehouse District, Downtown

    A cute and aesthetic bar with delicious cocktails and prime service. This bar is small but has…read moreelevated drinks compared to the general lobby bar. The Olivetto is a must, so smooth and perfectly balance, the lemon hits a subtle tartness that brings out other flavors from the gin. The table side popcorn and truffle chips were a perfect compliment to the evening.

    My friend wanted to do something different for her birthday. She couldn't drink so we had afternoon…read moretea. We could still get dressed up and those who wanted to drink, were able to order bubbles. It's a set menu, everyone gets to choose a pot of tea and then you get a good amount of bites, both savory and sweet. We made reservations where they charge for everything and add tip up front. Our server was really helpful in describing the teas and letting us know which ones were decaf. You can smell them all before picking. That was fun. I liked the earl grey and the one that pours out blue. Very fun experience. The sofa along the window isn't too comfy because you sink in but there were alot of pillows to use. Tables are small but I think it makes the photos look great. The space feels like a parlor for receiving friends for tea. I thought two of my desserts were kind of dry, the savory bites were good. I loved trying the 4 different teas and it was nice to catch up and celebrate a birthday. Oh, there was a round of prosecco and coconut macarons for the birthday girl :)

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