Wow. Just wow. This place is amazing. The atmosphere is laid back. They even have some community…read moredining tables. Music is towards the alt. The servers are sooooo friendly. Everything about this place rocks. The food was delicious! We tried the goat cheese appetizer with sourdough. They mix it at the table which is cool because they explain what each of the ingredients is. I had a steak salad and my friend had the chopped chicken salad. Both amazing. But the winner is that whiskey cake. So luxurious. Not too sweet. With a huge heaping of real whipped cream. Easily can feel 3 or 4 people! Cocktails are refined and boozy!

Hmm. not too sure how to feel about it. I loved whiskey cake so much when I lived in Katy -- so…read moremuch so that I would take everyone who visited me there. but since moving to austin three years ago, I haven't had it + was excited to try this location. we went for brunch and the menu was pretty limited on options. it's almost as if you were forced to select a sandwich because the actual brunch meals made no sense/felt lazy. for example, the chicken and waffles were chicken *tenders*, not regular fried chicken.. that feels very lazy. I order the yard bird. it was an oven baked chicken with veggies. good, but not worth $22. I could've made it at home. everyone else at the table basically ordered pancakes with eggs or French toast because the menu was literally that limited, there was no "oo I want to try that!" moment. The service was great as we were a big party. The staff kept coming to our table to apologize on the long wait times; which was confusing because there was barely anyone in the restaurant... but the parking lot was full? where were all of those people? I don't know. the experience wasn't bad but, it didn't hold up to the standard of whiskey cake that I'm used to. especially for $66. the Katy location was so good, it even smelled like whiskey cake. and I remembered this restaurant brand having more culinary forward items like their blue cheese chips during happy hour. (which i lovedddd) If I'm ever out in Round Rock again, I may give it another try, but it won't be for brunch.

The Golden Rule checks all the boxes for me: great vibe, patio, cocktails, food, and service…read more We have visited there on several occasions for drinks and dinner, and have always had a great experience. Husband loves their vast selection of bourbons and ryes, and my go-to Paloma is always perfect. They do have some interesting menu options, like a spicy pimento spread and a smashed elk burger. Coming with a gang they have private dining rooms. Reservations are recommended for the weekend, especially for dinner.

Just an update on this place. Honestly, I think this place is still a solid spot especially close…read moreto the Georgetown square. It's beautiful inside and I seem to find myself here during Sunday brunch. The service is friendly though I will say a bit slow for this latest visit but I'm pretty sure it was only one person working the whole back section. Food wise: still delicious! My steak was cooked beautifully.

I'm so delayed in this review but I love this little bar! I really hope they recover from the…read moretornado. I would not expect to find a place like this in Belton/Temple. It's such a cool vibe and the drinks are amazing and very creative. They have a lot of TVs with plenty of varied seating options with good views of said TVs. They have live music. The service is good. All drinks are ordered at the bar, which is fine, but the bar is kind of small compared to the size of the bar when you consider everyone has to go to the bar to order. A cocktail waitress or two might be a nice addition. Otherwise, no notes.

Best drinks in town. I moved here from another state and was used to great cocktails, sadly Bell…read morecounty does not have a lot of options for great cocktails, BUT this place is absolutely amazing. Best cocktails I ever had and I have traveled and have lots of experience . If you enjoy having a great cocktail, you have to come here. And they also have live music, so that is a plus.

If you are a whiskey drinker, you will find a fine collection of bottles here…read more Or rather - you will find a very very fine collection of scotches here. There are some highly interesting bourbons as well. The selection of ryes is thin. If you read Whiskey Advocate (which I have been known to do), the rye curating will give you no thrills. The selection of Irish is thin as well - but no blame on that point. The population of upscale Irishes is just not that large, once you pass some over-rated cliches like Redbreast. * * * Seven Grand however is not an abstract name. That is how much you will pay in order to drink here. The prices for two ounces of many of those beverages will make the eyes pop out of your head sideways and go running out the front door. In more than a few cases, two drinks here will cost you close to what you would pay for a full bottle purchased at a liquor store. Now to be sure - bar drinking is expensive. That kind of percentage markup is not unheard of in the industry. But when you move up the price range for the raw material, The absolute amount of money you are overpaying to have that drink goes up astronomically. I will pay big for a peak experience I will remember for the rest of my life. (See my review of Craft Omakase.) I will not pay big for a random experiment with a bottle that could be wonderful and could be overrated. It is more economical to just buy the bottle. If the experiment works, I get a free month of legendary drinking. To my mind, bottle testing at Seven Grand just doesn't make sense.

Met up with a friend for happy hour. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by the bartender,…read moreKyle. He told me about the happy hour specials and also informed me that it was free pool night (on Mondays). I'm not a huge fan of whiskey, but I've found that whiskey bars tend to have amazing craft cocktails. I browsed the HH menu and noticed a Whiskey Sour. I actually like a Clarified Whiskey Sour and was curious to see how it compared. The Whiskey Sour wasn't bad, but it wasn't as good as the Clarified Sour that I've had at Reserve 101 in Houston. Kyle told me they're working on some clarified cocktails. I also ordered a Boulevardier (which isn't on the HH menu). Kyle admitted that he had never made one. He quickly looked up the ingredients and made one for me and it wasn't bad! I've only had this cocktail one other time before so I didn't have much to compare it to, but I did enjoy it. They have a small cigar menu. Cigars can be smoked outside on the patio (which is shared with Las Perlas and Caña Rum Bar). I liked the laid back feel between the pool tables and the rustic decor (it felt like I was in a lodge). Though I'm not a big whiskey drinker, I did enjoy the cocktails as well as the ambiance.

These are moments I think why do I live in San Antonio ( and often work in Austin ) when I can just…read morelive here and enjoy great restaurants, bars and weird gothic haunts like this with weird dark goth decor, a scent of palo santo , superb music, a great crowd and amazing drinks! College me would have lived here !! Enjoyed a French 75, my husband enjoyed a smoked Old Fashioned and it was a great place to grab a drink prior to seeing Springsteen at the Moody seated amongst candles , a weird alter of sorts while enjoying some Stevie Wonder as is playing now though some weird NIN or Type O might have been more appropriate

I went to Whisler's and had one of the worst bar experiences I've ever had…read more I had one drink. I was completely sober for all intents and purposes. The bartender claimed I was drunk and cut me off anyway. I was at the bar talking to a girl while waiting to get a drink (the wait was long because the service is very slow, despite the bar not being very busy at all). She was clearly into me, and the bartender kept jumping in trying to talk to her too (instead of doing his job making drinks). He was doing all sorts of things to try and flirt with her and make her laugh: pulling out and showing her buckets of pre mixed cocktails, running and sliding under the bar, etc. She was engaging with both of us , and right in the middle of that, I get cut off out of nowhere. No explanation other than claiming I looked drunk, which I very clearly wasn't. It felt very clear what was going on--he wanted me out of the way. I left and asked the bouncer on my way out if I seemed drunk. This was literally two minutes later. He said no, not at all, and asked me why I would even ask that. I then told him exactly what happened and asked him to let the owner or whoever was in charge know about this extremely unprofessional conduct so they can discipline the bartender. His response was that the bartender has discretion to cut anyone off, and let me know the bartender is supposedly married so he couldn't have been flirting with any of the customers. Well, sounds like his logic is flawed--not only COULD he flirt with his customers, he WAS, and was therefore cheating. I hope his wife finds out. This is perfectly representative of Austin customer service lately and not normal in other places. I was in Tampa for an entire month earlier this year and this would've been unthinkable there. I'm not coming back.

What a lovely spot on 4th! This whiskey bar has some very strong drinks! My friend ordered an…read moreespresso martini which he said was pretty good. I had the Lavender Bee which was perfection! I usually just need one to start out or finish off the night. Service was very friendly on a Friday night and the place was very crowded. Such a great vibe! It's very moody and dimly lit perfect place to meet friends or a date. The music was okay mostly EDM which did not mesh with the chillness of the place. Parking can be difficult on 4th. I parked in the 405 Colorado garage which is very cheap (5 hrs for $10)

If you are looking for a cool basement to escape some of the heat, it's here cause we don't have…read morethese in much other places. Overall a nice small bar with nice cocktails. No beer on tap. Good place to stop by for a drink and on to the next downtown. Bring extra friends to use them as chairs cause they can be limited.

Wandered into Still Austin during a trip to The Yard…read more We sampled some Whiskey and since it was hot out, our server recommended that we try the frozen old fashioned. It was better than we could have imagined and very strong. The maraschino cherry was delicious. The covered patio was great. Although, all the seating is barstool height. The outdoor fans were welcome on the hot day.

Still Austin Whiskey is top quality and probably some of the best whiskey you can get in Austin…read more This compliment is coming from both a friend of mine who really enjoys whiskey and from me, even though I don't drink as much. The quality and taste are truly top-tier. When we go with a group of friends, we like to order a flight so everyone can try different flavors. The whiskey is strong, but still very smooth and tasty. They also have a limited edition release called Nancy's Pick at the beginning of every month, and it usually sells out within a few days. That alone tells you how popular it is. We like bringing friends here when they visit Austin, and it's also a great place to grab a bottle or two as souvenirs when traveling out of state to visit family or friends. Good whiskey, good vibe, and super friendly staff. Definitely worth checking out.

We made a reservation since it was the weekend, but it turned out to be unnecessary -- there were…read moreonly two other patrons at the bar when we arrived. The bar area itself is beautifully designed and neatly arranged, especially with its impressive whiskey selection. Their whiskey is infused with natural ingredients, which added a unique touch. They also offer a whiskey tasting and cocktail-making class, which is a fun bonus for those interested in the craft. Service was friendly throughout our visit. The cocktails we ordered were strong and full of flavor. My favorite was their take on the espresso martini -- bold, with rich notes of chocolate and a hint of cinnamon. Definitely worth trying if you're a fan of creative cocktails!

We did the Hands-on Cocktail Making Experience and it was 100% worth it!! Hunter led us through all…read moretheir whiskey offerings while providing insightful facts and information about the distillation process and company history! They brought out a charcuterie board in the middle of the session and it really balanced out the whiskey tasting nicely. Hunter is the guy to see for all things whiskey, and he makes a pretty damn good cocktail! Also, the vibes in this place are amazing, classic cocktail lounge. These cocktails are to die for, we will be coming back

Its alright. If you vet the bartender they make it enjoyable. It is a smoking location, so you…read morehave to be aware of that. Prices are reasonable and they pour a good drink. Really no complaints.

Still feeling this place out. Was super intriguing that they had free pool on Mondays but the…read morebartender is kinda offensive and I'm getting a weird vibe. I want to like this place because it's not to crowded but I can't quite know yet.

I've been going here weekly for a few months now. That said, I can't in good conscience rate this…read moreplace higher. This rating is only for karaoke night, any way. The place is clean, pool tables in the front, game consoles in the back, TVs throughout. They don't serve food here, but my bartender was friendly enough. Honestly, there are cheaper drinks to be had elsewhere.

The bartenders drink behind the bar rude as fuck if you have a situation…read more I don't recommend this bar or waste your money. Thier attitude is disrespectful