Met up with some friends here. We sat outside at the picnic tables…read more I guess there was no waitress assigned to our table. So we got our drinks and food from the bar. Band that was playing, phenomenal. I'm sorry I didn't get their name. But they rocked the music and the audience was eating it up. Journey! Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty, Elton John, No Doubt, Pink. Lady Gaga. All the stuff that gets you in a good mood. It was blazing hot and humid, but the breeze was fantastic. I got the watermelon colada. Didn't have a strong watermelon taste. But the coconut part of the drink was refreshing. I thought it was a great drink overall. I also got the chicken quesadilla. I wish I took a picture of it. But I was starved. It was cut up in triangles with sour cream and salsa in small containers. Was delicious. And would totally get it again. Great food. Great drink, fantastic band. Wish we had a waitress though.

Trash around the business. This what I saw when I parked and walked in for a work HH. Won't go backread more

If you've been to Lala's Little Nugget you know what to expect here, except…read more.. Imagine Lala's feels like a chill, comfy neighborhood bar where you can actually enjoy yourself, and the ambiance, and have a conversation with whoever you came with, instead of a tourist clogged beehive? Because BOOM that's Lala's South Pole. I'm not even a big Christmas person, and I am smitten. Charming, quite, festive. It feels like a hidden gem. I probably shouldn't be reviewing it so it can stay that way, but no one like a gatekeeper. Also, absolute baller pizza from Brooklyn Pie Co. I had to really talk myself down from going back the next night just for more pizza. The service is... well what you would expect from a "trendy" Austin dive bar, as in... None, but that's part of the charm kind of? I've actually tried a lot of new pizza places lately and this is what stands out in my mind. Drinks wise? It's a bar. They serve you alcohol. Nothing special, but nothing wrong with it either.

I've been to Lala's Little Nugget a whole bunch of times but never to this location. We were there…read morefor Nickel City's holiday party (yes, in February) & had a fab time. They've got a huge back outdoor patio as well as a front patio. Brooklyn Pie Co. is set up inside to take care of your food needs. For those that don't know, Lala's South Pole (& Little Nugget) are year-round holiday bars. While Little Nugget really goes all out, South Pole isn't too shabby at all. Great decor, wonderfully curated holiday cocktails and mocktails, beers, spirits, and more. Super service. This is a place where there's no way you could ever feel sad or down and out because it's just pumpkin' with happy holiday vibes.

Good local beer selections and good house beer. The inside…read moreis very clean and laid back. Family and pet friendly.

Cool craft beer bar in downtown Llano with nice decor with 50 taps…read more My Dad and I stopped by yesterday and tried their lager and a few guest beers too. The lager was smooth and crisp and the guest beers were all good too. I had equal parts oktoberfest, sam adams oktoberfest, humble pint yellow rose, and plateau brewing hazer haze ipa.

It was really chilly upon coming inside and since there was only one other table, the waiter was…read morenice enough to turn down/off the ac for us. The remainder of his service however, just felt a little off. He spilled water in the beginning then didn't bring me another one until I asked. Then knocked off one of the breads out of the basket when putting it in the table. Then, instead of walking around to put cheese on each of our plates, he leaned over with his arms and elbows across the table and in our faces to reach to the plate on the other side. We ordered a spaghetti marinara, a spaghetti meatballs, a pesto penne and received bread with oil/garlic/pepper in the beginning. The portions were so small in the entrees and overpriced. My little one was still so hungry despite devouring his entire plate before mine even came. The decor was cute and photo oppy though. But, I don't think we will be coming back.

Really bums me out to have to update this. In fact, I had a poor experience at Amici about a year…read moreago and i spoke to the owner and she was so nice and apologetic so i just chalked it up to a busy night for a newer restaurant. Specifically, after loving the carbonara the first time i went, the second time the sauce was watery and so much different. But, after giving it another shot, I unfortunately felt the need to update. The SW Austin to Dripping corridor doesn't have many actual restaurants so Ive been really rooting for this one to be great, and I know the owners lived in Jersey so extra points there. But after returning with family in town from NJ, I really need them to improve on a number of things before I can return. The casual ambiance and decor is great, and I've typically found the staff to be very helpful and nice. In fact, the host/busser/runner/customer service young lady was so helpful and so kind. Our server was a very nice young man but clearly overwhelmed with about 4-5 4 top tables under his coverage. He really did his best. In general, I think the restaurant isn't managed as well as it should be, and that creates multiple hiccups in the experience. Little things add up - like...we placed our order and then they came back and said they were out of lasanga (better to be told that right when we are seated). It was difficult to get our bread...just little things like that.. But most of that stuff isn't a dealbreaker as much as the food - the chicken parm was terrible. I took one bite and that was it. It wasn't crispy - or tasty - it was just like a soggy tasteless mess. Even the pasta, the spaghetti had no flavor and the overly acidic tomato sauce slid right off of it. An Italian restaurant with a Little Italy heritage should really nail the chicken parm. speaking of the bread - one of the markers of a great restaurant is warm bread; this was the HEB pan fraces (which we love btw at home) cut up and put on a plate - the olive oil was good though. On the plus side, the salads are rather large! I've liked their pizza in the past and it's fine so I would order it again for delivery. I truly hope they can improve, because there is so much potential there, but for now I am going to have to pin my hopes to Cousin Louies (haven't tried that or Vessa Rossa yet, but am a big fan of Trattoria Lisina in the Drip/Drift area.

Morte Subite is a fantastic find if you are looking for a great selection of Belgium style beers…read more It has such a calm atmosphere compared to other bars in the area, making it a perfect spot to actually sit back and enjoy your drink. Whether you are a craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a chill environment, this tap room is a must visit. Friendly service and a top tier selection!

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.

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!

We've been to Old Gregg a few times now and it's always a great experience…read more Love that they offer more than just beer- they have great cocktails, frozen drinks, seltzers and sodas, which is refreshing for a brewery and perfect for groups with different preferences. Plenty of indoor and outdoor space (outdoor is dog friendly!) and two food options: Yellow Bell Texas Tacos (tasty!!) and Deft Pies with Chicago-style tavern pizzas. Haven't tried the pizza yet but it looks incredible. Great vibe, solid drinks, good food options- so glad Pflugerville has a spot like this!

Sooooo good! Great music, food was the best I've had in the area and friendly owners. I highly…read morerecommend!

Relatively small indoor pub space hosting open mic, karaoke and single musician concert nights. Has…read morefriendly regular clientele. Separate outdoor band concert stage on Thursdays (varies), Friday and Saturday, weather permitting. Check the calendar. Toilets are clean. Historic designation means handicap access is limited to back entry. I haven't tried the new food truck yet.

Husband and wife team who CLEARLY knows what they're doing. Pizza with a great woodfired crust…read morethat's perfectly crispy, chewy, and a little smoky. Fresh ingredients. A fresh sauce, fresh toppings (loved the chopped basil), and that hot honey/pepperoni combo? Absolutely the move. Simple, clean, delicious. Tried them at Yelp Happy Hour: Cheers and Beers at Vacancy Brewing

Had a couple slices and thought they were quite good. Had their variation of a margarita pizza…read more Nothing particularly unique, but good nonetheless but good amount of cheese. Also had the sweet heat, which has pepperoni and hot sausage, along with a touch of honey. Wasn't sure about the sweet aspect, but it's very properly restrained. Not sure I'd personally do a whole pizza like that, but as a different slice, really nice. Only minor quibble was that I thought they should cook the pizza just slightly more. I like just a slightly firmer crust, but it's a minor point. Crust flavor and thickness were great.