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.

I've tried their crawfish boil (with corn and potatoes) and root beer! Their food is cooked great,…read morewell seasoned, and flavorful. I especially enjoyed the crawfish and their seating because the crawfish was seasoned perfectly even before I added anything. The outdoor seats provided a great view of the surrounding greenery, road, and shopping plaza. Customer service is good and the space is large. Parking seems easy but I'm not 100% sure since I carpooled there. Overall, I'd recommend!

Wonderful brewery with a great selection of beverages. Food is available from Yellow Bell or Deft…read morePies. I love the Shoe, a rich and smooth Irish stout and available with a shot of Baileys. Nice location with indoor and outdoor seating. Highly recommended.

I came here with some gym buddies after class for a wind down, and I absolutely love the laid back…read moreatmosphere! They have a massive outdoor deck space which, in Texas, of course can almost virtually be used all year round. What's even better, is they have televisions on every wall, a pool table, and darts for some fun games with friends! Their beer list is lengthy, so I felt extremely accommodated when wanting to switch from light beef, to IPA, to cider... maybe some liquor too, I won't lie. We also got a calzone which was delicious, and HUGE, so make sure you come with an appetite. Surprisingly great for a bar-bar type spot.

I had the worst experience here today First they over…read morecharged me Then when I looked at receipt I saw their mistake They said they refunded the money over $58.00 Then recharged me The first person who helped me was nice but the night bartender came in was rude to me When I asked her to explain why she was recharging me She was rude and disrespectful My money has not been refunded I will find out managers information and go try to get my money back

With Fontaines D.C. playing on my stereo, I stopped into the Round Rock location of Brass Tap on…read moreSt. Patty's Day for a Guinness on draft with my girlfriend. Oh God, how original am I? Clearly, not at all, because the place was packed. Either at capacity or about to go over. We secured a little standing spot at the bar and enjoyed our little brews. As we looked up at the TV, the original Leprechaun movie was playing. The staff were very friendly and moving around at the speed of light to get everyone their green dyed beers. There was over an hour wait for food due to how obviously busy a bar is on International Wear Green and Drink Beer Day, which didn't concern us because we had already eaten. For everyone else, sucks to be them. Our Guinnesses were good, and I really have no complaints. The location is quite narrow, but they make the most of it. There is a ton of beers to choose from, but I only had the Guinness because, well, celebrating a commercialization of Irish culture. Overall it does seem like a cool little spot and I could see myself coming back for a beer in the future. The Leprechaun movie was lit too. I'M SO GREEN RIYL: Brass on tap? idk

The Brass tap is beautifully decorated for the holidays. We stopped by on Christmas Eve for drinks…read moreand had a great time. The peanut butter and chocolate whiskey cocktail was on the sweeter side but strong and enjoyable. The peanut butter infused flavor was definitely interesting. Service was quick and friendly!

Service was amazing. Seem to be extremely busy so the food came out a bit slow but had a really…read moregood flavor. It was hot. I ain't coming back once this is Moore established and they have.

We were brewery hopping in the area and had never been to this location so decided to check it out…read more I guess they have changed the strategy a bit as it seems more focused on food and not on beer. I had my typical brass tap experience as its happened almost every time I've gone to any location. They were out of the first beer I ordered (martinhouse columbiana) so I decided to try them bourbon menu instead. I was excited to try cypb for $25 and they were out of that too. What is the deal with their menus never being up to date?! Beer selection was fairly limited too, about half of what the other locations used to have on draft and really no craft bottles or cans. Well, we decided to get some food since it was pouring outside so we couldn't leave easily. The bartender said the Brussels sprouts were the most ordered shareable so we ordered them. They had bacon but they were so overcooked that every bite tasted like really burned bacon. I was going to try to send them back but our waitress never asked if they came out OK so I just let it be. Overall, very disappointing visit.

GREAT downtown bar experience ! Lots of NA drink options ,…read morelarge selection of Belgium beers & the dark aesthetic is moody . They've got the jams going and wonderful food from Spanish food truck , Austhentico. Parking lot located rt next to the bar , so everything was a breeze . Service was great - the owner even switched out our straw sizes because yes , attention details matter here. Would absolutely come back .

Stopped by Mort Subite after dinner earlier this week. This bar is so cool as there are just…read moreBelgian beers on tap. When you walk in you'll order at the bar and grab an open seat at the bar or a table. The vibe inside the bar feels like a European pub. For my beer I ordered the Grand Cru St Feuillin which is a Belgian pale strong ale and was excellent! If you are ever in the downtown area I highly recommend stopping here for a beer.

A cozy little spot tucked inside Lakeway Market where you can grab a local craft beer or fill up a…read moregrowler to go. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the beer selection is pretty solid. It's a popular hangout for locals, especially on weekends. They offer a good range of beers, and the staff knows their stuff -- very helpful when it comes to choosing the right one. Even if you're not a beer expert, you'll feel comfortable asking questions. Overall, it's a nice place to check out, though there's a little room for improvement. Also, make sure to call ahead since their hours can change.

A small nook/bar area located in the charming Lakeway Market, Tap House is a really neat spot to…read moregrab a local craft (and other regional) beer by the pint or fill up a growler to take home and maybe even make some new friends. A lot of locals like to hang out and chat, especially on the weekends. Tap House have over 2 dozen beers at any given time and the staff is very knowledgeable about each and every one of them. Want to engage in some serious beer talk? This is your place. Novices are also welcomed of course. ;) A nice gem...good find...good times. Cheers! Tip: Be sure to call the Market ahead of time to see if the Tap House is open. There hours vary.

First place we ran into on the edge of 6th street bar area with live music was a fun time. 4.5…read morestars Highlights: - Large area with a stage in back - Several bar areas to order drinks from - Turf type of grass near the stage so some people were dancing without shoes on it - Talented musicians - Range of ages Lowlights: - Easy to get carried away here with the fun

An associate informed me that Rustic Tap was hosting the Bring Back the Music Festival, in support…read moreof HAAM, so a friend and I decided to meet my associate there. Unfortunately, we missed meeting up however my friend and I did get to check out the venue, listen to a couple of the bands and try a light dinner. The bands that we heard were Lew Apollo and Brother Thunder. The ambiance was great - the place is open to the sky and the benefit of great weather made it a fantastic day to be there. At our arrival, the crowd was minimal. We were able to sit near the stage and enjoy the music vibes. After reviewing the menu, we went to the bar to place the order. I decided to go with 2 chili dogs, and my friend ordered the steak sliders with waffle fries. They give you a number and when the board lights up with your number, then you go to the pick-up window to get your food. There was maybe a 10-12-minute wait. I thought that prices were very reasonable and the taste was good enough. We learned that the Rustic Tap is an LSU bar and they host a lot of the game watches. We used a rideshare, so I don't know how convenient or easy parking is in this area. Overall, I enjoyed my time here and would consider coming back for future events.

We were in town for the Texas vs OSU football game and decided to spend Sunday afternoon at The…read moreLittle Longhorn Saloon. Came for the Chicken Shit Bingo but stayed because of the fun atmosphere, friendly service, and old school country band led by Brandon Rosage. If you are a fun outgoing person, go here! Bet a few bucks on the bingo, have a few cold beers, and meet cool locals and out-of-towners. Owner is super cool. Bartenders are friendly and responsive. Young lady running the bingo is well organized and kept the games moving along. No cover (but the band will earn your tip, they are really good!) Food varies weekly (chili dogs when we were there). Go here if you are looking to have a great experience!

This is definitely a place that keeps Austin weird! It's a fun place to spend a Sunday afternoon -…read moreespecially if you are hosting out of town friends or family. Don't buy too many tickets for just one round - sometimes the chicken poops right away. The bar is real hole in the wall which makes it all the more fun!

I really hate changing my review from a year ago, but things have gone downhill. I heard there was…read morean ownership change, which could explain it. The food is still good, but service is terrible. We went a week ago and the AC was broken, so it was hot and miserable...but there were no signs. Our waitress just happened to mention it and also said they were low on ice. The waitress was nice enough, but soooooo slow. A few times I thought she forgot about us. Getting our bar drinks took forever. At one point we were waiting for something and she was a few tables down just chatting it up with other customers. She stayed at that table for at least 5 minutes which feels like forever when you're waiting for something. We went several times in the first several months after they opened and loved it. We went a few months ago and the service was bad, but we were hoping it was just a bad night so we decided to give them another chance. It was even worse. We will not be going back and I don't think it's going to stay in business if this is how it's being run.

Listen... I don't know who I need to apologize to, but it might be myself for sleeping on this…read moreplace for this long. I pulled up thinking I was just grabbing a little happy hour snack, and suddenly I'm knee-deep in plates like I'm at an all-you-can-eat taste-test sponsored by destiny. Happy hour food? We ordered everything. Literally. If it was on the happy hour menu, we said "yes." If there was a button that said "Are you sure?" we hit "confirm" without reading the terms and conditions. No regrets. Happy hour drinks? Dangerous. Delicious. Deceptively smooth. One more and I would've started singing along to the music videos like I was auditioning for a comeback tour nobody asked for. And speaking of music-- The vibe was straight fire. They were blasting 80s and 90s hits with the actual music videos playing, and I swear for a second I forgot where I was. I thought I was in a time machine, or at least in some kind of retro-themed VIP lounge where everyone has good taste. The nostalgia was hitting harder than the cocktails. The decor? Chef's kiss. It's giving "classy with personality," like the place knows it looks good but doesn't need to brag about it. Service? Perfect. Impeccable. Smooth like they rehearsed it. Savannah and Silvana were fantastic -- professional, friendly, zero stress, and somehow always there with exactly what we needed without hovering like a drone. Ten out of ten humans. The wild part? They have a huge menu. Like, "bring reading glasses" huge. But I didn't even make it past happy hour because that table turned into a small culinary battlefield and I was happily losing. I'm almost embarrassed it took me this long to discover this spot. This place is a hidden gem, and I'm already planning my return like it's a sequel