Enjoyed the Proudest Monkey. The waitress was very friendly and the food was amazing. License to…read moreKrill (corn) and Lean Machine Tacos with Yuppy fries and a Cherry Limeade. Atmosphere was great.

We hit up Proudest Monkey again in downtown Bryan and this time it was a win all around. The place…read morehas been slinging burgers, tacos and cocktails to the Brazos Valley since forever in restaurant years and the locals seem to love it for good reason. My wife ordered a burger and devoured it without a single word. This is how I know she truly enjoyed it. I went for two tacos (they run about $6 bucks each) including the Pulled Hammy and the Mama Migas. Both were packed with flavor and spicy enough to keep me on my toes. Service was on point. Our waitress hustled even though it was a chill lunch crowd. The bar itself has this cozy (not wide) historic downtown vibe with brick and wood and all the kind of stuff you see in those hip Austin places people brag about. This is why you give everyone a 2nd chance. We'll be back!

I've never had German food before and honestly it won't be my last!…read more Food 4/5: I got the Jägerschnitzel (hopefully that's spelled right lol). It was really good for someone that never had German food before. If you're not a fan of pickled veggies, I'd recommend asking to remove them from the meal. Other than that, it was pretty good and the portion is decent! I paired it with one of their signature beers. Ambiance 5/5: it felt like I transported to a German bar. Felt family oriented with big picnic tables and games to keep occupied as you wait. Service 5/5: our serve took care of us and even gave recs as a first time guest.

Nice German spot in Bryan, came on a chilly January night and was seated right away, it was winding…read moredown for the evening so there weren't as many patrons but our group got to place a few rounds of drinks and then we each got try a different Schnitzel on the menu (you get to choose between pork, chicken, or veal) It was pretty good, the veal I got was tender and had a nice breading.. The spaetzle and potatoes were all good, potato salad being my favorite side of the night. Definitely fit the description of a cozy Bavarian vibe here, there's a bar area and plenty of tables. Service was attentive and efficient and our waitress even gave us a few pretzels to go as they were closing, very nice of them. All in all good drinks, generous portions, and hearty food in a relaxed setting. Exactly what you'd want from a local German spot, would come back if I'm in the area again.

My husband and I frequent the Tilted Pint because it's local, the beers cold, the atmosphere is fun…read moreand we just loved everything about it. Great salads! They used to have, two + years ago, really good cheese curds. I felt ad though I was in Wisconsin! These past couple years the quality has gone down. Our last visit we ordered them and they were BAD. My husband ordered the catfish and I had their chicken wings. And I hate to say this, but it was the worst meal we've had there. It ruined our usual great experience. We will give them another try before we are forced to find a new local hangout.

The Tilted Pint is a cute little pub, but I would say that my experience here was just alright…read more Honestly, the best part of this place was the other customers -- everyone was really nice and fun to chat with. Ambiance: The inside is very small, and there was hardly any available seating, but we managed to grab the last two open seats. The staff wasn't great -- it was surprisingly hard to flag someone down even though the place is so small. Service felt a bit slow and inattentive. Flatbread Pizza: The cheese on the pizza wasn't very good, and the crust had an off putting burnt taste to it. Overall, there was just something not right about the pizza -- it didn't feel fresh or well-made. Definitely wouldn't recommend it. Sunset Martini: The drink was just okay. It was pretty sweet, with a very strong coconut flavor that reminded me of Ocean Water from Sonic. It pretty much tasted like OJ and coconut, and nothing really stood out about it.

Good pint of beer. Lots of local German and Irish beers. Ambiance is an Irish pub..........read more

The ambiance at this place is great. I meet a group of people here on Fridays at 5pm. We drink and…read morechat and it's wonderful. Now the drinks here are not the strongest, although they do two drinks well, which are the Manhattan and a Old Fashioned. But most cocktails are pretty weak. They do have a nice selection of beer and I suggest drinking a SnakeBite which is Guiness mixed with a cider. The restraunt next door is connected and serves food to the bar as well. I haven't tried the food, as I am a pescatarian and haven't seen anything that interest me on the menu. Its German food I think.

Saw a few new items on the menu today and thought I'd give the chicken quesadillas a try…read more excellent!! Next will be the fish and chips. Really enjoy the neighborhood vibe Good job!

A random pick unsure of where to lunch, but it was great. Staff all super friendly, and plenty of…read moreseating outside in the shade. Had sort of a roadhouse feel to it, and definitely got busy as the lunch hour progressed. Had a couple beers, the brisket Philly, a frito pie and side of Mac and cheese. Really wanted the brisket queso too, but chickened out as I already ordered quite a bit. Will get it next time though, the brisket in the Philly was delicious. Entered a raffle with an older couple for a pistol on the way out, which I wasn't expecting, but as the elderly gentlemen said, one can never have too many firearms. Fingers crossed I guess lol all around a fun stop for lunch.

I love the mint chocolate chip shot they have here! Great ambiance and clean bathrooms!read more

We went to O'Bannon's Tap House a couple of times while we were in town for a game. It is an…read moreinviting Irish Bar. They have an outstanding draft like that includes Guiness (served in Guiness pint glasses). My nephew had one and thought it was perfect. I had a Hefeweizen from White brewery that was excellent. They are not a sports bar, but had a couple of TVs playing games. It is a little run down and the bathroom stinks, but definitely worth a visit for the great selection of draft beers.

Came here for the first time with my wife celebrating our 17th year wedding anniversary…read more Appetizers: Jumbo Lump Crab Cake- tons of fresh crab meat that was flavorful. Escargot Stuffed Mushrooms- a bit tiny, but packed with buttery goodness. Entrees: A5 Wagyu Flat Iron- this was a special and it wasn't tender enough to cut with just a fork like I've experienced, but still pretty tender and very juicy. Seasoned perfect to eat by itself, but it came with 4 different restaurant-made steak sauces. Mesquite Smoked Short Ribs- very tender and can be torn to shreds with a fork. Comes with mash potatoes and gravy and some crispy noodles for texture. Very flavorful. Sides: Maple Bacon Pecan Brussel Sprouts- very delicious and flavorful. Smoked Mashed Potatoes- very thick and smokey, but delicious. Definitely need some water lol. Poblano Creamed Corn- my wife liked this, but I didn't care for that creamy corn texture lol. Dessert: Marie Antoinette Cake- chocolate mousse cake that was perfectly rich with some kind of raspberry or berry drizzle. Also came with these super delicious alcoholic infused strawberries that paired super well. Overall, it was a pricey dinner, but not as pricey as I thought. Definitely had a great time and worth the price and experience. The restaurant ambience was dim and cabin-like setting with lots of beautiful decor. Our waiter, Gabriel was super friendly and helpful. He recommended a lot of our dishes tonight. Lots of parking and they also offer complimentary valet services.

Had an awesome dinner at The Republic…read more The Gulf Shrimp Beurre Monté was a killer appetizer -- perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The ribeye was cooked right and tasted incredible. The poblano cream corn might be one of the best sides we've ever had. The key lime pie with the almond graham cracker crust was the perfect way to end it. And the Mash Madness whiskey competition is such a cool touch -- blind tasting between A and B like March Madness for bourbon. Makes it even more fun.