I was in the round rock area for my belated birthday celebration and came here after dinner in…read moreAustin. This was the perfect place to chill and have some drinks and play games with my friends! The atmosphere was inviting and warm and laid back! Nice country music playing in the background too. My favorite part were the swings that were at the bar. So fun! The main bartender that took care of my party was awesome! Didn't catch his name. He recommended a delicious shot called the scooby snack - delicious! So neat that this place stays open till 2 AM Fridays! We stayed till almost midnight. What a great way to end the night with my husband and friends! 10/10 recommend!

This is a great place to meet up with friends. We came here with my family and another couple…read more There is a large open area to sit at with picnic tables, a stage and lawn games - very family friendly. We came for brunch/lunch time so I ordered a breakfast taco. The food came out very fast and the portions were very big. They didn't look the most appealing but they did taste pretty good, and we had plenty of food leftover. There is also an adjacent restaurant where I believe you can order food from as well. In that restaurant, there are a few arcade games inside. My toddler had a lot of fun playing outside in the lawn area and also was entertained with the arcades after he started getting antsy. All in all, its a fun chill place to bring the whole family and meet up with friends.

I reserved a table for 3 at 4:45pm. When we arrived, the host informed us that they had a table,…read morebut we needed to be done by 6:30 because they had a big table reserved for 6:30. I repeated myself and said, but I we have a reservation. The host says, well you can wait for a table to open up, sit on the table, but need to be done by 6:30, or you can sit at the bar, or ask the people having a meeting at the bar booth if you can sit there. We ordered wine and it wasn't warm, but hot. The bartender let us know that she pulled it out of a box outside. I asked her if she could please chill it like you chill bubbly. She said, well it might get too cold. I asked her, please chill it. She did. The people sitting at the booth got up and we asked if they were done. They said yes, and no one helped us move our wine or silverware to the booth. We order dessert. 15 minutes had gone by. The bartender asks us if we need anything. I said, just waiting on our dessert. The server says that the chef was by himself and they scrambled to get our dessert ready and finally found a torch. Why not just tell us you don't have the banana pudding. We get our dessert that is supposed to be a banana pudding with crumbled nilla wafers. They crumbled graham crackers instead. I was disappointed because I don't get out much and I had been there before, but never sat inside. I manage a dental office. I feel this is a management issue. Bea

What a wonderful spot Outstanding Whiskey selection at…read moredecent prices especially for the unicorns. Cocktails were well balanced and tasty Service was very attentive, but not hovering The place was full of activity with everyone, enjoying the outstanding rooftop view Love the vibe

Purchased tickets to see Gavin Adcock for my birthday. Easy access to the venue. Seats were great…read more Drink prices were reasonable. There were several food trucks that provided a variety of choices. Outdoor setting and there were quite a few trees around which made for a great venue for a concert. I'd definitely go back to see another concert and would love to see more of Round Rock.

Just saw Josh Turner at Round Rock AMP on Friday and as far as concert venues go.... this was…read moreawesome! We go to a LOT of concerts at different venues so I speak from experience. This was a really pleasant experience! We got there early and it was super easy to get in and out of. Not sure why the negative reviews. Of COURSE you are going to pay for parking at a concert venue. It sucks but its pretty standard. $20 is common for concert parking. The concert tix themselvesare VERY reasonable compared to other venues. We paid about $125 each and had excellent floor seats 6th row center! Perfect! I would not spend extra for VIP passes though .They have a separate area off to the side and their seats arent as good. They have their "own bar" which is just the back side of the regular bar and "their own bathrooms" but, at least when we went, there were barely any lines at the bar or the restrooms. Also, something to note... all the staff from parking attendants to the people at the gate to bar tenders were super friendly. The alcohol prices were reasonable (not sure why the complaining about this) $13 for a tall can ranch water and $8 for an NA beer. Not grocery store prices but concerts are always pricey sometimes up to $20 for the tall cans! Also, they DO let you bring in your own unopened water bottles which is important in TEXAS. Lots of other venues wont even let you bring your own water in and then charge you crazy prices for a bottle of water when its 100 degrees out! I saw some complaints about the parking and honestly I dont see what they are talking about it being far. Its attached to the venue. Its not a far walk at all. It is on grass though so be prepared for that. The Parking is NOT well marked though off of Mayes St so keep a lookout for the turn. The venue itself is very pretty and is surrounded by beautiful trees. Most importantly the sound system was great! I would definitely go here again!

I can't even believe the negative review I have to leave nor the reason why…read more Every now and again, I wish there was a zero star option. Whenever we go to Round Rock we always say we should stop at this place and never do. They've got this really interesting outdoor patio scene happening that we've wanted to be a part of (you know, hanging out and relaxing with a beverage). Today (5/7/26) we got the chance to do it. We walked in the front door around 4 pm and there were maybe 2-3 people sitting at the bar. Decent enough looking bar interior. Kinda rustic meets dive. We immediately went out a door on the left of the entrance that led to the patio. It felt like the best kind of playground. Lots of room, colorful tables and chairs, an outdoor stage, an exterior walk up window to the bar, cool lighting, and so on. I was like a kid in a candy store! Loved it. My boyfriend and I decided we'd use the outdoor walk-up to place an order and sit outside. I told him I wanted to grab a couple of quick pics. While exploring the patio, there were three men outside as well. One looked to be a maintenance or perhaps construction worker. I figured he was doing repairs or maybe there after work. All of a sudden, one of the men asks if they could help us. My boyfriend simply said, "oh she's just grabbing a couple of pictures before we order". The second man in the group told me I couldn't do that. I thought he was kidding. I kind of chuckled and told him, "it's so cute here I just want to grab a couple of pictures before we order and it's a public setting". The construction worker guy pipes in that it's private property. I told them I didn't mean any harm and that I was excited to be there and I wanted to capture it for my memories and for a Yelp review. The first guy told me I "wasn't going to do that". Folks, I was flabbergasted! Everyone in Round Rock is so polite and kind and this was nothing short of bizarre. When he said that I said "ok" and we walked back through the bar to leave. I apologized to the bartender that we wouldn't be ordering after all and told her what happened. She just kind of looked at me. Pretty sure she was in a state of shock. She said nothing at all. A customer sitting at the bar kept shaking her head in disbelief at what we'd just experienced. I mean isn't the idea of being in business to have customers? Especially during a slow time when you don't have a large customer base present to generate income? Honestly, as I type this, I still can't believe this situation took place. I absolutely hate to leave bad reviews but sometimes you just don't have a choice. Needless to say, The Long Branch Saloon will NEVER get a dime from me.

Having an amazing time tonight at Long Branch Saloon celebrating Cinco de Mayo! The one and only…read moreJess and the Funky Monkeys on stagebrought the house down--such great music and energy, everyone was dancing and having a blast! Live music kicks off at 6:30pm, so come on over and enjoy the fun, great vibes, and awesome crowd. Definitely the place to be tonight!

We visited Prohibition ATX and loved our experience! Although it took us about 5 minutes to find…read morethe entrance, once we did, we were glad we made the effort. The atmosphere is very relaxed and cozy/fun. The bartenders were very helpful and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend the old fashioned!

I am a sucker for a speakeasy when it is done right. I love the idea of being somewhere that not…read moreeveryone knows about. It feels like an IYKYK atmosphere. Located off Anderson Mill in the corner of a strip mall is a bookshelf with a door on the right side. If you cannot figure out the entrance, there is a doorbell to ring as well. I believe it is owned by the same people who own The Mill bar right next door, which makes it feel like a cool bonus space. My friend and I sat next to a faux fireplace, where we were greeted by the only bartender working and placed our order. Once he opened the tab, it was disappointing that he never came back to check if we wanted another drink. It wasn't super busy on the Monday we went, but since he was the only one manning the bar, the bartender was always doing something, so I don't blame him fully for not checking back in with us. I ordered a drink called the Velvet Vice. It looked nothing like the picture and tasted similar to an Aviation cocktail with egg whites. I happened to really like it. It is a very relaxed space, but once the speakeasy gimmick wears off, it does not have much else going for it. It is still a cool place, but I am not sure it was worth the lengthy drive to get there. RIYL: A bar hidden behind a bookshelf

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!

Came here for drinks and appetizers on a Sunday afternoon. The place was about half full, but the…read morebowling lane was packed. Noise level is medium. Service was excellent. Parking is plentiful, which is always a win. The guac was a standout, and everyone loved the crispy gochujang cauliflower, it was basically fried veggies drenched in a flavorful sweet sauce with a nice little kick. What's not to love. Pita came warm and on point. The white bean hummus was recommended, but I couldn't get past the texture and look (reminded me of raw chicken breast paste). It tasted fine, but the appearance was tough to overlook. Alcoholic drinks were solid, a plus thar they're served in nice glasses with beautiful presentation. Look forward to coming back to try the main courses and do a game of bowling.

If i could give the experience 0 stars, I would. We booked a table for 8 for a birthday and showed…read moreup as we thought this would be a good mixed use location for a celebration. Upon arriving to spare birdie we were told the venue was booked by AI companies and a finance company, and they wouldnt be able to guarantee us a table. I mentioned we had a reservation, the hostess shrugged. We were eventually seated in a legit waiting area and told that would be the only place we could sit. Mind you, this would be an impossible setup to eat dinner. There were 20+ dining tables open i could see and we were told none of them were available. Some menus were dropped off and nobody showed up for 30 minutes. By that point we were all throughly over this experience and walked out. Not one drink delivered, no food, no table. Birthday thoroughly ruined for our friend and we had to head elsewhere. This was an embarrassingly bad experience, not recommended at all.

This Dancehall is located in an old strip center next to a Chevron gas station and near a Double…read moreDave's pizza. Before I got here, I decided to read through quite a number of reviews and most yelpers like the place, but there are complaints concerning the DJ, music and venue. The interior is basically one big dance floor surrounded by tables, chairs, and three bars. Inside it is dark, cold and loud. There is a DJ booth in the corner, but sometimes the DJ will be standing on the floor with the iPad directing traffic. There is an outside area which has a stage and can also double as a dance floor. There's also a bar, photo booth, gaming machines, and a stage. However, very little of it is covered, so it's best to come after dark. It's also likely you'll be paying a cover charge to get in depending on the day. Tuesday evenings they have line dance lessons and Sunday nights they have Latin dance. 10 informative photos and videos included.

Fun free 2-step dance class! Classes start at 7:30, but if you get there early enough, there's no…read moreentry fee. We got here at 7pm and spent time outside in their patio space, which had a photo booth, "beer" (water) pong, connect four, and cornhole. The 2-step class was well taught, and super playful. Open dance at the end of class.

This is the dive bar I've been looking for. Yes it's…read moresmoking inside, yeah the crowd is different. But if you want an actual dive bar then this is it. Very underrated and great patio for the summer. Last actual place I'd suggest. That feel like old Austin/round rock.

They only have finger foods like you buy at Sam's. And the people at the bar are very neighborly,…read moreand the one time I went in there, I met a pretty cool new, "important" friend. However, I am not a cigarette smoker, and there does not appear to be any ventilation, so 30 minutes and I was ready to throw up, so I left. It was horrible.

Date night at Rockin J'd Piano Bar was nice but with a twist. The hubs and I expected lively and…read moreinteractive piano bar vibes. It was not because the piano bar was performing sub-optimally but because they were not there at all. Apparently, the lead band member was sick and therefore, the band did not perform this evening. While it was disappointing, when life gives you lemon make lemonade. The hubs and I decided to stay and catch up on each other's week. It was great to have that dedicated time and in a quiet environment. The mixologist was great and Texas friendly. Also, The piano bar was smaller and more intimate than other piano bars, which added to its charm. Look forward to returning when the band is playing...

Band was awesome bar was fun and overall experience did what it was supposed to. Nothing wow just…read moreok place