It really feels like this place opened before they were ready which is a bummer bc it has…read morepotential. I like that it's finally a sports bar on east 6th.. that was much needed! Love all the TVs and open concept. I hate to jump right to the negative but let's get into it.... For starters, the restaurant was not very busy and somehow ran out of all beer while serving our table... I feel like that just can't happen at a bar on 6th street. Secondly, I ordered a burger but what I found strange was that the menu didn't list all of the ingredients/sauces that would come on it? .. Again all things making me think they opened too early. And I can't even sugar coat the wings... I'm a sauce girly so I love every sauce.. but I'll just say don't get the wings. I think if I came back here it would be to just watch a game but I probably wouldn't come for the food. I really hate to leave a bad review on a new place. I hope this place can save itself bc I feel like the east side could use a good sports bar.

Neat casual spot with lite bites and drinks! It was only the two of us & one other in the whole…read morespace bar so the service was quick however they were out of various items & mistakenly brought my friend the incorrect order. They quickly brought him an appetizer on the house which was DELICIOUS shrimp tostadas!!! I ordered the carnitas tacos but they were out of pork so they used chicken instead which I was plenty happy with and now hope to see on the menu!!!!

Pease Park is one of Austin's most beautiful parks. Full stop! It has been thoughtfully designed…read moreand enjoyable green space to frequent. Stretching along Shoal Creek, the park offers a mix of shaded walking and biking trails, open lawns, and beautifully restored natural areas. It is hard to believe when you are in the park that you are in the heart of central Austin. The park is especially family friendly, with a large playground, splash pad, treehouse style observation area, and plenty of seating. While we were at the park a school was hosting a picnic for its students. The northern portion of the park is even more quiet and scenic, with winding trails, limestone bluffs, and creek views. It's a great area for dog walks, leisurely strolls, picnics, workouts, or just relaxing under the trees. The park is well maintained and welcoming to all ages. This park is very special.

What a lovely park!…read more Nice walking trail (stroller-friendly, runs along creek, starts at playground). Cute little rustic playground with wood structures and a variety of swings. Fun treehouse with webbing you can walk and sit on. Scared me a little bit, haha, but I'm sure it's secure and can support a lot of weight. Can't forget the troll. Love me a good troll installation. Keep following the creek trail past the playground and you'll find him. Nice bathrooms too. Clean, with multiple stalls. Saw a couple food/drink trucks. They do various events here too, I believe. Parking is a pain. This is an old park so there's just a tiny adjacent lot. You have to hunt for nearby street parking. I did notice large signs with QR codes for nearby parking lots offering spaces (not sure how far they are though).

Barton Springs Pool is one of the top attractions in Austin, TX. If you live in Austin or visited…read moreAustin for an extended period of time, you likely have been to Barton Springs Pool. It is located in Zilker Park in downtown Austin. One of its unique features includes its aesthetically appealing surroundings...statuesque trees, lush greenery and a forest-like cluster of vegetation. It feels like you have been transported to a quiet country side. One of the popular aspects of Barton Springs Pool is the water itself. This spring-fed pool is super clear and natural looking v the standard blue chorine-laden pools. Another plus is the size of the pool, which is about 3 acres. Also, some folks like to sunbath along the hillside, take dips in the pool or simply engage in other activities pool side. During the summer months when Austin's temperatures can exceed 100°+, Barton Springs pool can be very welcoming.

Whether you like it or not, the Barton Springs Pool is a right of passage for all Austinites. For…read more$5 per person, you get all day access to a public 68-70 degree pool filled by natural water from Edward's Aquifer. You can purchase tickets at a kiosk on site or online. While there is a parking lot in front of Barton Springs, it still belongs to the city of Austin and shares space with Zilker Park patrons. Make sure you pay for parking--parking enforcement is strict! A few guidelines: -No food, alcohol or glass allowed -No animals allowed -Floats, waters and foldable chairs allowed When you're setting up for the day, the further you are from the water, the flatter the land. The closer you are, the steeper it gets. As much as I'd love to trust in the people of Austin, petty theft can still happen, so keep an eye on your belongings. As mentioned, some may enjoy the water, some may not. For me, no matter how many times I tried to get in, I couldn't last more than two minutes due to how cold and deep it was! There are supposedly some shallow areas, but I couldn't find them, and now, I'll never know...

Deep Eddy Pool is an Austin institution! I spent many years at deep Eddie pool with family, friends…read moreand colleagues. It's nothing like swimming on a hot summer day. Your first impression of the pool will probably be wow it's large with so many lanes and many areas where you can just swim or float to your hearts content. Another impression might be and it was especially for me the bright blue water of the pool. It looks refreshing, cool, and inviting. Deep Eddiy pool has a oblong shape typical of large pools of its size. The pool has architecturally clean lines with precise corners. When you stand on the pool platform the vastness of the pool rushes to the forefront. Everytime I stick my foot in the water of the Deep Eddy pool, that cool refreshing feeling envelopes my body. Entry fees are very reasonable and can beas low as $2 per day. Paid parking is available in front of the pool and on the street. Nice relaxing self-care day...

I've lived in Austin for 5 years and finally made it to this Austin institution! Deep Eddy Pool has…read morecool, spring fed water which feels amazing on a blistering hot summer day. There is no shade to speak of when in the water, so be sure to apply plenty of sunscreen. They have lockers to store valuables on site, but you need to bring your own lock. They also have dedicated dressing/shower areas and relatively clean toilets. If you don't use a locker, you have to place everything on the sides of the pool in the grass/dirt (be sure to bring a picnic blanket if you plan to hang out there at all). The grass/dirt area is nicely shaded. No beverages apart from water is allowed by the pool. Entry fees were $5/person for Austin residents. It was an enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours.

Such a beautiful green space in the heart of downtown Austin! The walking path is gorgeous, and I…read morelove that there are water filling stations along the route -- for both you and your four-legged friends. There are also maps posted along the way, which makes it easy to navigate. It's so refreshing to see this green space nestled among the high-rises and the soon-to-be new Convention Center. It offers such a nice break for both mind and body, surrounded by gorgeous plants and trees throughout that attract birds and butterflies. Whether you're pushing a stroller, out for a run, cycling through, or just going for a walk, it's a great space for anyone who wants to experience it. There was clearly so much investment, thought, and planning that went into making this space enjoyable for everyone, as well as beneficial for the city. Make sure to take full advantage of everything it has to offer. I visited in the morning, and it happened to be overcast with a slight drizzle, which was a welcome break from the end-of-June heat. I love visiting whenever I'm in town, especially now that Phase 2 is complete. Can't wait to see how it all comes together over the years -- it truly is a gem!

Love this is right in downtown and provides an escape from the city. This has been under…read moreconstruction since I move here two years again and what a pleasure to get to see the finished product! The map gave insight to current path as well as the projected expansive up to the Moody Center. The path is quite and scenic with lots of wildlife and amazing plants. There was a lot of shade in the morning from building and overall and easy walkway with alternate routes for this that cannot take stairs or bikes. Since the path is free, you can't beat that value. Seeing the police on horses was an added bonus!

We love this park! There's a huge play area with swings, slides, climbing rails and a few more fun…read moreactivities for kids. There's also a soccer playing field, a hiking trail that leads to secret beach with views so downtown and a shaded picnic area. The picnic area can be reserved for a day through Austin Parks&Rec and can be used for group gatherings or birthday parties.

Wow... the secret beach.. how beautiful. I came from Houston on a day trip. I won't tell everyone…read morespecifics to try and keep this secret as much as possible, but if you're coming here the first time.. it isnt easy to find. I can see how most times people just drive off.. me being the curious person I am just started walking by myself in the woods on a trail. I fortunately just so happen to see one woman walking her dogs and followed her in that direction but i swear to you she was walking fast as to not give this place away hahah! She actually disappeared onto another trail and couldnt find her.. (like Alice and Wonderland and the white rabbit style).. finally I heard splashing! I looked to my right and saw a weird trail that went down a steep side hill. So I followed the noise.. its pretty steep so be careful! After the brush and trees cleared THERE IT WAS! CLEAR, COOL WATER!! It was shallow when I got there and only about 8 people were there at 1pm during a Saturday. As time goes on it gets deeper and the water rises! Also more people start coming too. It feels sooooo amazing! You can grab a chair and just sit in the middle drinking and cooling off. Dog friendly! I spent a few hours with my boy before heading back. I live for finding places like this!

I took the beginner bungee class Cata (sp) and had the best time! Highly recommend! Lots of laughs,…read moresome sweat and time just flew by.

Wow this place is so cool! I loved how much freedom you have here. The instructor Erika was really…read moresweet and helpful. I was well guided and loved getting to hang upside down. The facility is clean and airy and light. Definitely going to come back!!!

This is my favorite boat rental for canoe/kayak in Zilker Park. I have been here throughout the…read moreyears and service is always quick and great. *** You need your ID! & a card on file & need a waiver signed *** I always keep this in mind when going & it saves me time The rental prices is $21 per hour Usually 1 hour is enough and it is a great time

This is the most LIVELY, FUN filled happy people who come just to enjoy kayaking!!! This is my…read moreabsolute FAVORITE place in Austin! It's HUGE! You can bike, walk, and run along the path! There are people everywhere around the holidays! You can find parking under the bridge.and walk around nearby. Make sure you bring water shoes. Definitely, a stop to enjoy the outdoor life!

It's a decent sports center for volleyball and basketball, they recently renovated some of the…read morecourts. As other reviews , parking is limited here. But this review is for the very unprofessional staff that works here. I will caveat, yes most people who work here are very young but please train your staff better to respond to injuries and at least try to care for the people who come to the facility! I've seen many times in basketball leagues when an injury involves blood, there's no adequate items to properly clean up blood on the courts. Literally front desk girl just gave us a roll of paper towel to clean up blood with no gloves. And she gave my team attitude for not knowing where the first aid room was and blood was gushing down my face from an open laceration. I came back after finding the first aid room to ask another question and she was upset like we were such a bother to her to even ask for help. Please retrain your staff!!!

Great sports venue! The leagues they hold here are very competitive and the AJV girls teams have…read moreput a lot of young women into Division I universities with their volleyball program. It is very well-maintained and clean I love playing here!

July 26 2007 Austin renamed Town Lake Lady Bird Lake. This was to honor the former first lady ,…read moreLady Bird Johnson who had just passed away at 94. Nothing against Lady Bird but, I liked the name Town Lake. Stretching out in front of downtown Austin. It's has always been a great place. Not that long ago,no one was there much. On the banks or in the water. Now that Austin has been developed into a major city,Lady Bird Lake is activity central for a significant segment of the population. The ringing trails on both sides facilitate runners,walkers,fresh air seekers at all hours of the day and night. Likewise the flowing water of the Colorado river which feeds the " lake" holds boaters of all types. So forgive me if in my next review of the Austin area I mispeak by calling it Town Lake,but I have my entire life.

Met friends at Town Lake also called Lady Bird Lake for the Links Family Health Expo & Walk for…read moreHealthy Living, an uplifting community event promoting wellness. The walk motivated people of all ages to stay active, highlighting the health benefits of simple actions like walking. The expo provided valuable resources from health professionals and focused on family and community well-being. The Links, Incorporated showed strong leadership, addressing health disparities and fostering long-term wellness through education and collaboration. The event was well organized, inspiring attendees to prioritize their health beyond the day.