This bar has been a staple for me for so long now maybe 10 years…read more The energy here is something you can hardly find I feel like in Austin any more. It's a come as you are kind of space. With the proximity to the domain it offers the perfect vibe for an afternoon good time. Recently they brought in a new restaurant Yellow Ranger. It's really good. It's a mix of Asian American I would say. They offer so many great things and the service is always amazing. The guy who is always there. (Blanking on his name) He is really cool. He will often walk around letting folks know of any specials being offered that day or week. This last visit they had dumplings (beef) that were amazing For a local spot you can't find a better place. If you havnt gone or are up in the air if you would like this place. I promise you will.

Overall: 2.8/5 [dine in]…read more We came here after dinner with friends and while the drinks were not great, it was a chill spot to hang out. Peaches and Dreams ($10): Sweet and fruity with a lot of sugar. You could not taste the alcohol at all. Raspberry Mule ($10.31): Tasted like a THC drink which was not what we were going for. Mezcal Negroni ($11.34): Strong but did not taste good. Prairie Watermelon ($9.27): A sour beer that was actually not bad and the best of the four.

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.

Went out to this place on a recommendation that they had great wings. We had both some of the…read moretraditional and boneless wings and both were awesome, great portion size and the buffalo lemon pepper is definitely a standout flavor! Jess R took care of us this evening and when it started getting busy, she still found time to give us some amazing drink recommendations (the blood orange marg with the grand mariner floater had my partner raving about it on the drive home) and have good banter with us. She definitely is a standout waitress in the best way; personable, quick, but knows how to make you feel at home. The place had a great buzzy atmosphere, well-lit and cozy, but the staff are stand out. I personally will come back again just to have Jess R wait on me, she made that much of a great impression!

Great wings. The Mexican Martini was delicious. The service was good. But the ambiance? At the…read moreend of a U of T game, where they're coming from behind? NOT my idea of a good place to be without protective ear coverings!

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

From the ambiance to the food, this place delivers excellent quality. I frequent Copper Top because…read moreI consistently receive top tier service and leave completely satisfied on every front. In particular, Chloe and Jon are stand out bartenders. In every interaction they have, they prioritize efficiency, accuracy, and customer service. In short, I love this place and pity those who have not stumbled upon this hidden gem on 620.

Giving this place 4 stars mainly because the staff is great and the overall vibe is really good…read more Everyone has always been friendly and welcoming. The 5th star is waiting on one thing, a foosball table. Add that and this place is an easy 5 stars for me.

Really enjoyed the food here! Everything came out fresh and the portions were generous. The crispy…read morechicken was especially good crunchy on the outside, juicy inside, and full of flavor. The atmosphere was relaxed and the service was attentive without feeling rushed. Definitely a spot I'd visit again ​

Great choices, reliable packaging, consistently tasty. I've never dined in but takeout never…read moredisappoints. Leeza Cherokee USMC Vet Owner of Homegrown Knitting Co on Etsy

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!

Let's just say the customer service and bathroom not being taken care of are what drove this…read morereview. We were a group of 5 along with other women we knew celebrating a birthday when we came. I have never been consistently ignored by a bartender even if I'm standing in the appropriate "line." The bartender repeatedly ignored ALL of us and kept going to men (in line and not) to make their drinks before ours. Even a gentleman there tried to order our drinks because he felt bad for us. The bathroom had tissue and paper towels everywhere. We left and celebrated elsewhere. It will definitely be awhile before I even consider coming here again.

Great ambiance. Had a great time. Service was great as well. Will visit in the near future. Food…read morewas great.

Stopped by to catch a game and enjoyed it very much! Our server was great! Very attentive and…read morefriendly! We ordered food as well but forgot to snap a pic. We ordered the turkey club sandwich with waffle fries for the side. The sandwich was pretty yummy but the fries were a bit over cooked but still ate them. The place was a bit rowdy but it IS a sports bar so that's normal! Overall great! Will be going back to catch more games!

Great fun outdoor and indoor bar restaurant that is in downtown round rock. It's a cool environment…read moreand kid friendly. Plenty of outdoor tvs and you can hear the sports on the tv so much appreciated to get a good drink and watch sports. The venue is clean, large open spaces, big drink menu so any beer and cocktail they got it. For me the location, how clean the inside and outside was, the fun factor is a solid 10/10. Great overall atmosphere. I will say the let down is some of the food items, it needs help. I only took pictures of the fish n chips meal but I ordered fried pickles, had a few wings, chips and dip, and egg rolls. The egg rolls are nice and crunchy, it had a corn and bean interior, nice warm with the extra crispy exterior. Good ranch dipping sauce. The wings are also good, crispy exterior nice fluffy chicken interior, it's not the best wings I've had but also not the worst. The flavor menu is a little short so you're not going to get a ton to choose from. The chips and salsa, the queso is amazing. Nice creamy, thick, cheese flavor, the salsa is nice and semi chunky. Both hold on to chips but the chips we got were ultra stale. I mean rock hard. We asked for new chips and luckily the new chips were fresh. The let down had to be the fish and chips. The batter was too thick, the batter also was still raw. The cod is nice and semi thick, still cooked all the way but since the batter was soo thick, it didn't have that crisp factor the crunchy flavor was gone, it didn't have the crispy exterior. In the pictures you'll see how thick it was. The waffle fries were ok, not the best not the worst just in the middle, still crispy but it was semi cold when we got them.

Perfect Birthday Celebration at Roaring Fork!…read more On Sunday I celebrated my birthday at Roaring Fork with my family, and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. The food was outstanding, and the view overlooking the quarry made the evening even more special. One of our favorite perks was that Happy Hour is available all day on Sundays. We started with a traditional margarita, a mango margarita, and a few mocktails, all of which were excellent. For appetizers, we shared the shrimp cocktail, fresh guacamole, and chicken flatbread. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and a great way to begin the meal. For our entrées, I ordered the cedar-planked salmon with miso soy glaze, and it was absolutely delicious. The salmon was perfectly cooked and practically melted in my mouth. My partner enjoyed the same dish and loved it as well. My youngest daughter ordered the New York strip steak with mashed potatoes, her boyfriend chose the ribeye steak with French fries (they definitely have expensive taste!), and my other daughter had the grilled rainbow trout. Every dish was beautifully prepared and thoroughly enjoyed. The red wine paired perfectly with our meal, and the staff graciously allowed us to bring a birthday cake, which made the celebration even more memorable. Between the exceptional food, beautiful atmosphere, great drinks, and attentive service, it was the perfect birthday celebration. I highly recommend Roaring Fork for a special occasion or a relaxing Sunday meal with family and friends.

More and more, going out to eat in the U.S. has been a disappointing, underwhelming experience. I…read moreunderstand that time is money and that waiters and waitresses are working for their tips, but it truly sucks that it has become so difficult to actually enjoy your time in a restaurant, to just sit and relax without feeling this underlying rush. It's something that seems perfectly possible in pretty much every other country but the U.S. The moment you sit down, the waiter asks what they can get for you. They handed you the menu three seconds ago. There was absolutely no time to glance through it, evaluate your options, or discuss them with whoever you're sharing the table with. This happened at Roaring Fork, but it also happens 95% of the time I go out to dinner. Then the food comes, you eat, say no to dessert, and voilà: the check is waiting for you! Again, you can't just sit back and relax, take your time deciding whether you want dessert, maybe order a coffee or another drink. They want you out of there ASAP, and somehow you're still expected to tip 20%, which is ludicrous, but this is another conversation. Now, specifically regarding Roaring Fork, I do wonder what actually constitutes a "fancy" place. What is it? The view of the lake isn't exactly impressive. The inside is cute. Does having a cute interior make a place fancy, is that it? Or is it the high-priced menu? There's no bread offered at the table, nothing particularly special. I am genuinely lost when it comes to what makes a place "nice" these days.