What a fun first visit to Prohibition Bar! We knew about the secret entrance and couldn't wait to…read morecheck it out. From the outside, it looks a little like a library, creating a quiet, bookish impression before you even step inside. But if you know, you know! Press on a bookshelf, and voilà--a hidden door swings open. The reveal feels playful and unexpected, making the entrance itself part of the experience. How fun is that? Such a cool way to enter a bar! Inside, it's a small space with charming decor and a relaxed, intimate vibe. Everything feels thoughtfully put together, and the hidden-door concept adds to the sense that you've stepped somewhere a little different. They also have TVs playing old Western movies, which I loved! It was such a fun detail and gave the atmosphere even more character. The music helped set the mood without taking away from the experience, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the evening. The cocktails were really well made, with polished presentation and carefully considered flavors. They did take a little while to arrive, but you could tell some care went into making them. Just be prepared for the prices. Cocktails are around $15 and up, but well worth it. The Halloween decorations added another layer of fun, giving the space a festive, slightly mysterious atmosphere that suited the hidden entrance perfectly. Between the playful setting, old Western movies, music, and drinks, we enjoyed ourselves so much that we stayed until closing! I loved everything about this bar! It's a great spot for a unique experience, good cocktails, and a fun night out. I'm so glad we finally checked it out!

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!

Small tiny bar with a pool table. Looked like just some locals hanging out having a few drinks…read more I had a Mindori Sour, cause I like the sweet drinks. Was made great. My friend had a beer. We stayed and chatted, talked with the locals a little, and left. Just wanted to check them out. They do have a small parking lot. It's not a very large place. But it's chill and quaint.

Great little dive bar in Central Austin! The service was great, and there's a nice mix of indoor…read morebar seating and outdoor seating. They offer a good variety of drinks, along with a large selection of spirits. My gin martini hit the spot! A relaxed, unpretentious spot that's perfect for enjoying a good drink and catching up with friends. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

My friend and I were looking for a place to grab a nightcap after having dinner nearby. We weren't…read morereally feeling the bars on Rock Rose. After browsing nearby bars, we saw that W XYX was within walking distance so we decided to give it a try. W XYZ is in the lobby of the Aloft Hotel. The hotel has a contemporary modern feel which is also reflected in the bar. When we first arrived, it wasn't too busy, but it picked up as the night went on. Chris was behind the bar that evening. He provided some good recommendations on cocktails. I was surprised to see the number of cocktails on the menu. I decided to go with the Freshen Up while my friend went with the Thin Mint Cookie. My drink had cucumber syrup in it. I'm a sucker for cucumber so I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, I didn't care for this drink. It was so mint forward from the creme de mint that it over powered the drink. I felt like I was drinking mouthwash. My friend enjoyed her drink and said it tasted like a Thin Mint Girl Scout cookie in a glass. Though I didn't care for my cocktail, it wouldn't stop me from returning to try a different drink. I'll be sure to avoid any cocktails with creme de mint in the future.

W XYZ Bar is quietly tucked into the nightlife scene at The Domain shopping complex. While most…read morevisitors gravitate toward the energy of Rock Rose Avenue, this hidden gem sits just one street over, inside the lobby of the Aloft Hotel. If you don't know it's there, it's easy to miss. Stepping inside feels like walking into a stylish, oversized living room. A sleek bar lines one side of the space, while comfortable modern living room furniture occupies the center of the room. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance between chic sophistication and laid-back fun, with clean architectural lines, modern décor, and dim lighting that creates an inviting ambiance. During our visit, we learned that the longtime bartender had recently moved on and been replaced by Sydney, who was absolutely delightful. When she discovered we were celebrating my friend's birthday, she rallied everyone at the bar and throughout the lounge area to sing "Happy Birthday." The gesture was unexpected, heartfelt, and instantly made the evening feel special. As fate would have it, another guest was celebrating a birthday as well, so the entire group enthusiastically sang for her too. The bar clearly has a loyal following, as several regulars were gathered throughout the evening...a testament to the welcoming atmosphere that keeps people coming back. Syndey crafted custom cocktails for both my friend and me, working with only two instructions: tequila for her and vodka for me. The results were refreshing, creative, and expertly crafted. What could have been just another night out became a memorable birthday celebration thanks to the warmth, hospitality, and personal touches at W XYZ Bar. For that, I'm truly grateful.

Turnstile Coffee Shop Bar on Burnet Road hosted a fun "Never Been Better" North running event that…read morebrought together coffee lovers and the local running community. It was a great morning with a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of energy. Adidas was on-site offering running shoe demos, which gave participants the opportunity to test out different shoes and experience the gear firsthand. The event also included a raffle with some great prizes, adding an extra element of excitement for everyone who attended. Turnstile is a great spot that blends a coffee shop, bar, and community gathering space. Events like this show how they create unique experiences beyond just serving great drinks. It was a fun way to get active, connect with other runners, and enjoy the space.

Great spot for beers before the soccer game or morning breakfast to watch the races!…read more This last time I got the breakfast sandwich and it was solid.

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.

Here for work and decided to eat at the bar. I got the cheese pizza flatbread (the crust was a…read morelittle too thick for a flatbread in my opinion) and added some meat toppings. Overall it was pretty good. I also ordered a side of fries. They were hot, delicious and crispy. The bar top was full but the rest of the place was pretty empty.

This restaurant is a unique find in Austin!…read more When I was looking for a new brunch spot to try with my boyfriend, we saw that Uptown was an option online, though we had never heard of it before. That's because we later realized that it was actually the Cambria Hotel's in-building restaurant. We also realized we didn't need reservations, since we and one other family were the only ones dining in for Sunday brunch. The woman who attended to us was very friendly and accommodating. I was able to get a flavorful cappuccino and eggs benedict made vegetarian friendly. The Hollandaise sauce was swapped out for queso, which was a fun twist! All-in-all, a great brunch was had by all. The food was not the best we'd ever had in regards to other brunch places, but knowing that crowds are not a problem here makes this a great back-up spot if the other brunch places in town are backed up!

We had been seeing a lot about Foxtail and decided to check it out for a date night. We really…read moreenjoyed the ambiance and decor of the place. It was loud but nice sound without being overpowering. It was a smaller spot than I imagined but I liked how it felt more laid back and easier to interact with your table. Overall we would go back and visit again

This place had all great vibes and great ambiance but sadly the drinks did not hit the mark. The…read moredrinks felt really watered down and the candied trail mix felt like one sticky lump rather than the candied nuts you'd find at most cocktail bars. Another thing that struck out to me was that their happy hour menu had drinks mixed with coke! It's like they weren't even trying with their happy hour!! The location and watered down drinks do not justify the $16 price tag per drink.

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!

Wow! What an incredible experience at Sixty Vines in The Domain!…read more We made our reservation through OpenTable and mentioned that we were celebrating our anniversary. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. When we arrived at our table, we were surprised with a handwritten Happy Anniversary postcard and a beautifully presented gift--such a thoughtful touch that immediately made the evening feel special. Our server, Polina, was absolutely fantastic. She took the time to learn what styles of wine we enjoy and brought us a few samples before helping us choose an amazing wine flight. Her recommendations were spot-on! We also enjoyed a custom charcuterie board and the prosciutto & fig pizza, both of which were outstanding. To top it all off, Andrew, the manager, stopped by our table to make sure everything was perfect. We loved learning about Sixty Vines' unique wine-on-tap program and appreciated their commitment to sustainability, including composting food scraps. (They didn't have much to compost from our table--maybe a bite or two of pizza crust! ) The only disappointing part of the evening was that we had tickets to a show and couldn't stay longer to explore more of their incredible wine selection. That's just another reason we'll definitely be back!

Came to Sixty Vines on a weeknight with girlfriends specifically to try the "Girl Dinner" special:…read morechicken Caesar salad, fries and your choice of an espresso martini (frozen or regular) or a three-wine tasting flight. First, the food was excellent. The Caesar was delicious, the fries were great and I was especially impressed with how seriously they handled my celiac/GF needs. Our server was knowledgeable about cross-contamination, and the manager personally brought out my meal and made sure I knew everything had been prepared safely. Always a huge win for me. Now, the wine flight. Dear god. Since it was evening and they couldn't make the espresso martini decaf (which did make me wonder whether they're using fresh espresso...), I went with the three-wine flight. The wines are pre-selected and, unfortunately, they were BAD. I genuinely couldn't drink the first one. The second, a rosé, was at least palatable but nowhere near cold enough. The final wine, a Malbec, was easily the best of the three, but by that point the bar was approximately on the floor. Thankfully, the actual wine list at Sixty Vines is incredible. I abandoned the flight, ordered glasses of wines I actually wanted to drink and all was right with the world again. Overall, the vibes were great, the food was delicious, the staff was fantastic about gluten free / celiac safety and the wines I chose myself were excellent. I'll absolutely be back. Next time, though, I'm skipping the special and ordering everything individually so I'm never again subjected to the mystery trio of wines they've decided constitutes Girl Dinner.

Millys gave alot of good energy and she was very respectful i really appreciate her. She was very…read morenice and quick as well.

amazing service and the servers are so sweet?m, ask them about socials to get deals off drinksread more