Very Spacious,wasreted forprivate viewig of FIFA WC. Tis placeas lotsof room ad a big bar and games…read morehighly recommend

Picture this: it's 100+ degrees on July 4th at the first-ever concert being held at Q2 stadium, the…read moreiconic annual Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic that runs for 12 blistering hours from 11a to 11p. For reasons that make no sense to any experienced summer festival-goer, the Q2 powers-that-be decided to make this a "no re-entry" event, meaning that attendees are basically locked in the stadium with very few options for relief from the heat. Thank heaven for PointsBet Sports Bar! PointsBet Austin is located inside of Q2 stadium on the north end near the Zebra Gate, up some stairs just to your right as you enter the gate. They have cold air-conditioning, at least one phone recharging station, a few table games, seating for at least 50 people, and standing room for a couple hundred others. Plus, there's a huge horseshoe bar serving plenty of canned and mixed beverages. The whole north wall is floor-to-ceiling windows, providing plenty of natural light. Lastly, there are 18 flatscreens around the walls showing various sporting events and during our concert, a couple were streaming a live view of the concert stage. As expected, prices were "high" (like everything else in Austin these days), but they were in line with pricing available at the other beverage stands outside in the stadium, so we didn't pay any more than we would have out there for the same drink. According to their website, PointsBet opens 3 hours before soccer matches on regular Q2 game days, and it's one of the few air-conditioned places where non-VIP attendees can get a break from the goings-on outside.

I came here because a friend of mine is moving, so we all met here for lunch. The place has a cool…read morevibe, including outdoor games. I placed my lunch order using the QR code, but in the future I would probably go inside to order, as it felt like multiple steps. My son and I ordered burgers -- he got his with fries and I got mine with tots -- and my daughter ordered the hot honey turkey biscuit. It took quite a while for the food to come out, but what I will say is that the burger I ordered is literally one of the best burgers I have ever had. It had the right amount of savory, sweet, and crunchiness, along with the juiciness of the burger patty. I don't live in that area, but the next time I'm nearby, I would go there just to get that burger!

We met our family here for dinner on a Friday night. There is a plenty of outdoor seating and the…read morespace is dog and kid friendly. There are pickle ball courts available and a small playground and 2 yard games for kids. You order from your QR code at the table which makes the service quicker. The drinks and food came out quickly. I had the quesadillas which were really good and a big portion size. The grilled veggies in the quesadilla added so much flavor than your plain Jane quesadilla. There is a wide array of food options so even the pickiest eater can find something. This is a great hangout spot for large groups to unwind!

Hi. Could you…read morePlease have a lower table for people that can't sit at bar level. It's even difficult to enter the bar when you have a wheelchair or crutches since there is no ramp or ADA parking spots near. Thanks. Food has to be delivered. Lots of places near.

very rude. overwhelmed. inexperienced. - the new owners should invest in staff ASAP. used to go to…read morethis place a lot when it was the Local. never had any issues. first time here w the new label and i don't think i'll ever be back. and i'll definitely be loud about my experience

Lots of TVs, and the burger hits the spot just right. If you lived close this would be the local…read morespot to start frequenting.

the atmosphere is great but if you plan to drink the service is terrible and you're limited no more…read morethan 3 beers.

Needed to decompress after work before a long ride home and the service was excellent here…read more Had chicken fingers and the tater tots. Food was excellent. Bartender Rain was really friendly and attentive. She served close to 50 guests with a smile. Most of the patrons seemed friendly as well.

I usually end up at their sister bar down the street but my friend wanted to stop in and check it…read moreout. The Mill is a bit dive-y/locally and depending on who is playing can seem either really rowdy and laidback. The space is really large, divided roughly into thirds, a third is pool tables, the largest is the bar area and then there's the stage. The bar has a lot of taps and a bunch of coolers that rival the beer section of a 7-11 and that's where the majority of their craft and craftier selections are. While it's impressive to see it was hard to navigate, there wasn't a menu available and I ended up just getting the IPA they had on tap. That said it was an easygoing place and worth a repeat at some point.

It was alright, but not much to rave about. I went up to the…read more bar to order (we sat outside), the bartender was getting ready to pass me by but I asked for service before that happened. I don't expect over the top service from bartenders usually, but it was pretty dry even in my low standard. Considering it was practically dead inside. The drink I wanted was out so I went with my second choice. I usually prefer downtown location, so might just stick with that.

I went here looking to switch up from my normal happy hour spot. Boy, that was a big mistake. The…read moreservice was terrible in my opinion. I walked in and sat myself at the bar with no acknowledgement. Once being seated at the bar for around 8 minutes I HAD TO ask for service.. No drink menu to look over, everything here was a big inconvenience. I felt out of place and none of the bar tenders were personable at all. Not with me at least. After scanning their bar menu I decided to leave because of the service and lack of choice on the menu.. 3 thumbs downs. I do not recommend, although SOME people will find this place to their liking.

Complete trash! They have Guinness. That's it! Nothing else…read moreIrish or English food. The fish was a disaster and they took away Irish staple foods like the bangers and mash, the Irish breakfast, Shepard's pie, and a great stair or persons.. Soda bread! This is now a Tex/need BBQ joint and the only thing edible was a freaking pretzel! You got to be kidding me!

The menu here is consistently solid. Good place for a quick drink and snack. Good cell service…read moreunlike the spots nearby.... Service here is also good. Our waitress checked in quite consistently. Looks of seating inside and outside. They do live djs here. Can be a plus or minus.

Late post... I was…read morereminded when I was on Rock Rose today, I had not posted this review from last week. A friend of mine and I had dinner at Velvet Taco. Afterwards we went by Dogwood Domain. For Thursday night, it was pretty low-key. We listened to music for an hour and headed out. The servers at Dogwood Domain were friendly and engaging. We stayed longer than we thought because we so deeply engaged in our conversation.

One of the few places in the domain with an upstairs patio and does not turn the whole bar into a…read moreclub.... At least when the sun is out. Cell Service is really bad here, i could not even look up what food items they had. It is one of those places that charge a bit more for Guinness from a can at $8. This was an okay place to stop and hang out for a drink.

Right off Parmer you can find a good, cheap place to sit down and grab a beer, play cards, or even…read moresome slots. Parmer Lane Tavern is a solid bar boasting cheap drink specials including $3 beers and shots on Tuesdays. It's very accessible since it's just off Parmer and there's plenty of parking out front. It was clean and the service is friendly which for some bars is a premium. One thing that stands out is there's more to do than most bars here in terms of activities. As mentioned before, there's a poker table and slot machines but they also have darts and pool as well. Definitely a spot you can kill a few hours at without realizing. They also have a good amount of TVs so catching a game here doesn't seem like it should be much of an issue. Between that and the cheap drinks there is more than enough entertainment to go around. One thing to be aware of is that they don't have beer on tap (bottles only) and they don't have any food to serve. They did mention you can bring in outside food or order it to the bar but just being able to order something small can be nice sometimes. Look, Parmer Lane Tavern isn't a Domain bar, and that's okay. It's a good, friendly, and very cheap neighborhood bar that is more suited for a casual weekday night or game day. If you want a bar with a more local or down to earth feel then this is definitely the spot for you.

This spot is very musical and it's always amazing to be out here on a weekdays…read more The bartenders are firm and respectful

I don't get to come here very often, but I found myself in Cedar Park tonight so of course I was…read moregoing to swing by one of the best beer stores in the region. They have two fridges full of cold singles and 10 more with 4 packs, a few shelves of warm singles and large formats, 11 pinball machines, foosball, and a nice big space to hang out and drink your beers in. You haven't been here yet? Why not?

The Brewtique is one of those places that's a bit hard to define. Is it a bottle shop? Yes, for…read moresure it is. There's a large row of coolers that run along the right side with a wide variety of styles/breweries and even NA options-and the back has a lot of European and domestic 'whales' that run high price tags but are harder to find. You can mix and match pretty much anything. Is it a bar? You could say that, any of the beers in the cooler can be consumed on-site; there's picnic tables both inside and outside and there's bar type games: pinball, foosball, darts that you can play while you hang out and drink. They don't have a kitchen but there's always a food truck right outside or you can bring your own in. I've never been for bingo or comedy nights or anything like that. I come for the brews, chill out and eat good food; it's kind of like being in someone's rec room but with way more beer. My only real knock is the corkage fee, if you're going to drink on-site they do charge $2 bucks per, which doesn't seem like much but it adds up.