In the old Highland Mall compound with AFS CINEMA + global eats, EASY TIGER brings OKTOBERFEST and…read moretraditional French baked goods to Austinites. The expansive indoor/outdoor space is dog- and kid-friendly, serving breakfast through dinner every day + TRIVIA Tuesdays. I'm always a fan of the TEXAS REUBEN & NY DELI PASTRAMI (both pair well with their extensive list of local craft & import brews), also a rockin' Bavarian-style PRETZEL + BEER CHZ (included in Happy Hour, weekdays) and my favorite to grab & go - PAIN AU CHOCOLATE with Austin's own DESNUDO Coffee. GIVE some food donations (on-site drop) and TAKE some (catering & carry-out, fresh-baked breads also available at WHOLE FOODS) home, it's always a pleasure here or there.

Met a friend here for an evening cup of joe and good conversation. They arrived before me and…read moregrabbed a table inside. 7 ish on a Friday wasn't very busy. They have ordering via the QR code and was a bit sad when the espresso martini wasn't available to order. Soooo got the pumpkin pecan latte and a slice of banana bread. After the order was placed a gentleman stopped by to ask how things were to which I inquired about the espresso martini. They were able to make it and they weren't sure why the QR code showed it as unavailable. Latte was delicious and just the right temp, banana bread may have been better to order during the day as it was a tad dry on the outside but good inside. Not sure if they have the option to warm up as well which would have made it amazing. Espresso martini was also solid. Not too sweet, could taste the coffee and the foam was light and airy. I'd go back to have other things especially their pastries. Parking was a bit tough due to the shared parking lot and limited spaces right near the restaurant.

Gonna get busted at Busty's…read more This is my favorite dive bar in Austin. This place has personality and charm oozing out the wazoo. You can already tell this place has got character and kitsch to spare. The interior design has an old 70s biker bar with pool tables galore. When you go outside, there are so many artifacts of old on display making the ambience much more immersive. As for the food, I got the chicago dog and onion petals and my friends got various other dishes that we all shard. Perfect bar food. It's bar food so you just gotta expect bar food. But it was all still really good. The fries and petals were seasoned really well and I also got an espresso martini which was heavenly. I wish it had the bean though. The hot dog really got me correct.

My boyfriend and I have been regulars here for the past year, coming in every 1-2 weeks, spending…read more$50-$100 per visit, and always tipping 20%. Last week, I tried the Mezquito. The drink was good, but the tab felt high. I had watched two bartenders pour a strict 1 oz of Mezcal Union, so I asked the bartender today how much the drink cost. She told me $13. When I noted that felt a bit steep for a 1 oz pour, she shut down and said she didn't set the prices. Later, I was chatting with my boyfriend about how neither Busty's nor Frazier's list drink prices on their menus. The customer sitting next to me jumped into my conversation and said she was just saying the same. I mentioned the Mezquito was $13 for a 1 oz pour. The bartender overheard, looked annoyed, and snapped, "It's actually 1.5 oz." I am unsure why she did not say this earlier when I had first asked. I later tried to smooth things over, suggesting that maybe a newer bartender had just under-poured last week by mistake, adding that 1.5 oz was completely reasonable for the price. Instead of de-escalating, she told me I was cut off because she "didn't appreciate" me talking about the prices to other guests. I am writing this review right after leaving and I think it's clear that I'm not drunk. I have never seen a guest treated so poorly--let alone a regular--simply for discussing menu prices. It's an incredibly poor way to handle a situation. Regulars are the lifeblood of neighborhood bars, but the brunette bartender with the wavy hair just ensured Busty's lost two of theirs.

The first bar I've ever been to with a properly balanced sound system. The music sounds great and…read moreyet it's still possible to have a viral conversation. A cozy space with very friendly staff and good drinks. I'd rank it highly among the top bars in Austin.

Nice place to get a drink after some Asian food next door. The patio is nice outside of the…read moremosquites here and there. $8 old fashions on drafts still can't be beat.

The vibes are great! The food is amazing, especially for a small kitchen. The service is always…read morefast and friendly:)) highly recommend checking it out!

Good dive-y bar with great drink options, solid food, and friendly staff!…read more It wasn't too crowded during the day on weekend and it was nice to hangout with some snacks and beer. They have quite fun paintings on hanging there as well. A huge fan! They have good selection of beers (and e had some with cherry, I think). The fried pickles super hot, fresh, and have great texture.

The honey pear cosmo is so yummy ! This place is definition of a dive bar. Service is quick and…read morefriendly. The drinks are made with care and craft. They offer food and seating outside, and plenty of spots inside. There's another bar upstairs called barfly with is super small with pool Tables.

Golden Horn is such a great spot! The bartenders are friendly, the drinks are always on point, and…read morethe ambiance is relaxed and chill. Definitely a place worth checking out!

I did not realize this place was as big as it was until I arrived! They have a big outdoor patio,…read moreplenty of seating at the bar inside, and what appeared to be a second building with more seating indoors on the opposite side. Great selection of beer, full food menu, and pet friendly. I noticed a lot of people working on their laptops and taking advantage of the free Wi-Fi. This definitely is one of my top picks for breweries in the Austin area.

I usually go to the Lazarus on the east side and have always enjoyed that location, but I have some…read morefriends up north (yes this is north for me lol) and have met them a few times at the North Loop location. I actually think the north location is nicer; it has a lovely indoor area (though not a ton of seating) and a nice big outdoor area with a ton of covered seating and a fun pirate ship playscape for the kids. The beers are solid with a pretty good selection and I like that they have coffee options also. The food is also pretty good, tacos are tasty and last time we went we tried the shrimp and potato dorados- sort of like taquitos, a fun and different snack though I didn't taste a lot of shrim in them. We also recently tried their fried chickpeas- these are so addictive! They are super crispy with a strong lime/chili flavor on them. With the first bite it almost feels like too much but then you realize you've been snacking away and they are almost gone! Great with a cold beer :)

First time here at the Brewtorium and it was a great experience. We sat ourselves inside in a comfy…read morebooth. We then looked over the menu and headed to the bar to order. The service went quick for the long line due to multiple registers. I had the smash burger and my partner had the pizza. The burger and fries was real good. Skinny fries which are my favorite. The pizza was bigger than I anticipated and my partner loved it and we took some home. The crust is real thin if that's your style. The beer and cider menu is large. My partner had a cider and I had the house made black tea. Both were delicious. We closed out the tab and had a great night.

The Brewtorium was an Austin brewery Steve really wanted to go to and I had it in my bookmarks so…read morewe definitely made a push to come here and I'm glad we did! The taproom is large and spacious and the the way they arrange their light and decor on the walls is creative and fun. The beer here was pretty good! I got s beer type I have had before but not one I can find often which is a historical beer which is a Pre-Prohibition Lager which means it's based on a beer recipe that was used before Prohibition. These lagers are nice and light and this one was too. The specific name for this beer is Hittin' Dingers. The flavor features in this beer is bitterness, sweetness, malty and floral. The blending of all these flavors come together in a nice, seamless layout on the tongue. The beer is nice and smooth in body too. I'm glad we made it here also and exploring breweries that are new to us is always a highlight to our trips.

Great spot with a chill vibe, live music, great bartenders, and really good food!Drinks were solid,…read moreservice was quick, and it's an easy place to hang. Definitely coming back

We went to Boulevard Social for the first time this weekend. They had a lot of parking in the back…read more(love) and we ordered food which was all great! We sat outside (would have loved a heat lamp next time!) and they were able to put the sound on the tv so we could watch the football game. Inside they had live music (so no tv sound if that matters to you). For door we ordered the burger, cheese curds, tri tip sandwich, and wings. Everything was above your average bar food!! The burger was good but the bun was way too big, I personally would have liked that to be a bit more proportional. I added some photos that I took in the dark, so they could look better from my end, but everything came out looking great! We would definitely come back and hopefully they continue to grow a good neighborhood crowd!

I started the day off with...yep, coffee! I had not been to Spokesman since last year, so I…read moredecided to give it a whirl. I ordered the latte with Pistachio flavoring. The latte was light and refreshing. To be honest, while I have had a pistachio latte with pistachios, I have never experienced Pistachio flavoring only. I like it! While I was at Spokesman I took in the cool graffiti walls upstairs and downstairs. The graffiti is truly one of the unique features of the coffee shop. When I had visited before I do not recall going upstairs, so I took a peek. It pretty cozy and secluded upstairs, which would be ideal for studying or remote working to stay out of the fray. My barista, Robyn, told me the that the black and white graffiti covering the walls was done by Briks (IG: Brikslovkesyou). It is a combination of whimsical, gothic and cartoonish. It is very eye-catching and captivating....drawing you in immediately. Enjoyable coffee stop....

I've only been here twice and it's walking distance from my place of employment. Honestly, I never…read moreremember they have a Highland location. Each time I've had an iced lavender latte, good both times. I've also had the lemon pound cake from Sour Duck as well as the brisket and cheese kolache from Kerlache. Both good as well. I'm interested in trying the ham & Swiss sandwich from The Green Cart. I like that they've got food collabs with three locals. They also have beer on draft. They have well-known breweries on tap. However, with Brewtorium right next door I'll stick with coffee or tea from Spokesman. Service is good.

Cute, bright, spacious coffee shop & wine bar! Great place for a date, hanging with friends, or…read moreworking. Tons of wine options and delicious specialty drinks. I got a black sesame taro matcha - it's usually made with coffee but they were happy to make the substitution. I appreciated the friendliness of the worker I spoke to, and she made sure I knew that the taro milk was already made and had dairy. There is an Inciardi mini print vending machine inside and no line for it. The coffee shop is happy to exchange cash for quarters, or can charge your card.

I ordered the Cinnamon Cold Brew, one of their seasonal menu items. This was a wonderful cold…read morebrew--perhaps, the best cold brew I've ever had. I added a maple oat cold foam on top for a little bit of sweetness, but I probably would've preferred the drink without it. I couldn't really taste the maple from the foam (just the oat), and it detracted a bit from the cinnamon notes of the cold brew itself. The reason why I'm giving out four stars instead of five is because the drinks here don't really taste like what they're described as flavor-wise. My friends and I ordered a few of their seasonal lattes, including the Houjicha Sweet Potato Casserole Latte and the Browned Butter Pumpkin Pie Latte. The houjicha latte tasted nothing like sweet potato. We were really grasping for that sweet potato flavor, but it just wasn't there. The pumpkin pie latte also did not match the flavor description. That being said, we could tell that the underlying coffee within the drinks were delicious. I would definitely come here again but just for the basics--like a black coffee or plain espresso drink. The space itself is super cute. There is a lot of seating, making it a great place to chat with friends.