Food is incredible. I don't usually eat burger and fries, but I live nearby and was just too tired…read moreto deal with dinner. I got their Smashburger special on Monday and I will say that the chef, and I call him a chef, not a cook...because he was obviously extremely skilled and trained, was incredible. And he came out himself to ask me about something about my order. I highly recommend the food and service.

Hate to share this, but it is a fantastic place to watch a game. TVs everywhere. It is always…read morecrowded with fans, so the vibe is there. Wait staff = bar staff and they share all the tables. I love this! Great, inclusive food menu that also includes game staples like wings and burgers. But vegan and veg friendly, too. (Love that hummus!) The worst part, this time, the crispy green beans were off the menu! But there was frozen Lemoncello. So I'll call that a wash. ;)

Super fun super dog friendly bar. Came to watch a Texas basketball game during March madness…read more Friendly staff, food truck out side isn't bad at all. I only ordered queso but the other food looked good. Staff is super friendly and energetic

We came here to watch the UT vs Vanderbilt game! Parking is obviously a challenge, and don't park…read moreat the CVS/Office Depot lot a block away because you WILL get booted. I was surprised to find a little gift/souvenir shop when I walked in, but quickly realizing the party's behind the second set of doors! They have covered and uncovered seating options and several TV screens. Not all of them were on, so I wonder what situation would call for all of them to be on.... The food ordering is through a QR code sticker on each table. When we went, they had a cute fall display for photo ops and a photo booth that is more permanent. I ordered the brisket & egg biscuit as well as the sweet potato fries. Didn't finish the fries but they were decently good even a little soggy! They also were super generous with the number of ketchup packets - I got 3 but only used 1. My only comment is that the bathroom was not the best, but it's definitely miles ahead a porta potty! Also shocked at how small the bathroom was, given how large crowds can get on game days (of all sports).

Cool place to have a cold beverage and good food. The adult beverages are very good and cold. I…read morerecommend the Ranch Water on Tap. That's right, they have Ranch Water on Tap coming out of the spicket just like draft beer. It was really good and very popular with the other patrons. I ordered the Italian Sub and my wife ordered the Muffuletta Sandwich. They both had so much meat and veggies on them. It was actually kinda hard to take a bite, but we managed. They were both very good. The service in this place is amazing. I got to give a shout out to my bartender "Matt"! He was so attentive, on top of everything and had a great personality. He's one of the best bartender's I've ever had. It was a pleasure to meet you Matt! The atmosphere and ambiance in this place is very lively, joyful and rocking. They had a band that was made up of several band members from a school (sorry I don't remember the name of the school) that was killing it on stage. They played all kinds of music and a lot of old rock and roll music. They were so much fun to listen to and watch. This was our first time here, but it for sure won't be our last. I think we found a new hangout!!

These guys have won all kinds of awards for their brews, and I can see why! I only had one, the…read moreHell Yes (Helles), but it was excellent. The beer menu was extensive and probably something for anyone including THC and NA. The beer garden itself is very cool, lots of communal tables. And outside there are picnic tables set up, some covered. There was a food truck there with sausages, not sure if it's permanent or not. Also inside, a huge stage for bands. This place must be a draw on music nights. Highly recommend!

Both a great outdoor hang - paired with friendly staff and tasty/reasonably priced drinks…read moreWorth a stop on Rainey

Rating: 4.2/5 This…read moreis one of the nicer bars on Rainey Street, with a decor style that really stands out. The interior is unique and gives off a fun, laid back college bar vibe. They offer daily drink specials, and we stopped by on a Tuesday night when margaritas were $3. I ordered a frozen margarita, which was pretty good, especially for the price. There was a live musician playing during our visit, which added to the overall atmosphere. Side Piece Pies is also located down the hall, making it easy to grab a slice of pizza to enjoy with your drink.

Ambiance is super cool, despite being sandwiched between rowdy Lavaca St Bar and all the bars/clubs…read moreon 4th. Looking for a place to watch March Madness and it felt like a humid day packed like sardines in a Boston T car when we walked in and out of Lavaca. We were quite enlightened to walk into The Pub, right around the corner, welcoming us to a cool and dim space with tiled floor, trimmed walls, and embellishments of faux trees. The space wasn't overly packed and a good amount of TVs to feel supported by at least three different sporting events. Even a TV in the men's room (not women's). Service was great! Regular table sweeps. Eric at the bar was very kind and accommodating. What to order? You're in an Irish Sports Bar. A Guinness is a must. The heads were perfect. Pastrami sandwich. You won't be disappointed. And the Burger was actually pretty good too, and unique with touches of arugula and mixed brisket and ground beef meat. Of course, it's always a fun touch to have some special sauce offered. The only thing I noticed that seemed unusual was, not only an automatic tip applied but also, a credit card processing fee added to the bill. Felt a little odd and out of place. Of course, I'm not sure if this is applied with regular service, as we ordered directly from the bar (despite sitting at a high top nearby). Another observation: a lot of people ordered wine and even espresso martinis here. Either they know something I don't, or this place calls to a variety of people. Cheers!

This is a pretty chill sports bar on 6th. We went on a Saturday around 7pm and there was tons of…read morespace. You order at the counter for drinks and food and they bring it out to you. I got the Bangers and Mash and I wouldn't get it again. While the mashed potatoes were nice and creamy, the two sausage was not very tender and a bad texture. I think the food is fine in terms of bar food.

Vincent's nails the vibe - great ambiance, a solid lineup of beers on tap, and an easy go-to for…read morecatching a game. Bonus points for what might be the most unexpectedly romantic parking lot of all time... honestly, 10/10 parking lot experience.

This is my parent's go-to bar in South Austin now! My dad is probably here 2-3 times a week with…read morehis pickleball friends, and the food is great bar food! I've tried their wings and burger and the burger is super delicious. The best thing they have on the many will probably come as a surprise, as it's their freaking churros!!! They have these mini churro bites on the menu for dessert that are served with a little chocolate sauce that's SO delicious. The people are friendly and the vibe is casual, with a lot of TVs around the bar to watch sports anywhere you sit. There's not too many bar options down in western south Austin, so this is a really good spot to meet up w its friends and watch a game while having some good food!

Delicious food, fast service, good vibes! I ordered the Texas tacos and my husband got the BBQ…read moreshrimp. Highly recommend!

We came here for a happy hour (3:30-6:30 T-Fr) as they have $5 off all beginnings and discounted…read moreoysters. Here's what we ordered: 1. New Orleans BBQ Shrimp - tasty and a pretty big portion with freshly grilled bread 2. Steamed Mussels - another bigger portion app that had a really nice white wine butter sauce 3. Grilled Oysters - these were excellent and I could've ordered many more portions 4. Clam Chowda - bowl was a big portion and super filling so could've probably just done the cup. 5. Shrimp & Grits - this was just ok in my opinion. We've had way better 6. Lastly ended with the creme brulee which was good but the topping of white powdered chocolate (?) and sorbet was such a weird pairing and did not go well. Overall this would be 3.5 stars. Nothing here that I'd crave and want to come back for but not a bad meal either. Convenient location next to so many offices and Westlake, and plenty of parking.

All these years, many restaurants have come and gone, but Pinthouse has continued to impress…read more Whether you are taking the family out, or simply grabbing a beer and doing some work, there is no better place. I came in and grabbed a beer at the bar and worked on my laptop while I waited for my buddy to join. Even though it was a busy week night, there was still plenty of seating. Every single employee is incredibly friendly and seems like they truly care about the work they do. We ordered a pizza, salad, and Italian sub. The pizza and salad were fantastic as always. I probably wouldn't order the sub again but that won't change my love for this place.

Pinthouse is an Austin classic with good pizza and beer. This South Lamar location has more space…read morethan others, so we came here with a group of around 36 people. We waited maybe 20 minutes to order then another 45 minutes for food, which wasn't that bad for a busy Friday night. We were crowded outside, and we didn't really have enough table or chair space. That's to be expected when we descended upon the restaurant with such a large group. For six people, we ordered three pizzas to share. We definitely could have shared with more people because we had some pizza left over. We got The Works, Shroomin' Goat, and Texas Chicken Ranch pizzas. The Texas Chicken Ranch was by far our favourite. It was really good, while the other two were alright. The crust was weirdly bubbly and amorphous looking. There was a lot of crust. The Works was okay. The sauce and meat weren't particularly tasty. The Shroomin' Goat was a vegetarian pizza with a lot of arugula, which is not my type of pizza, but our vegetarian friend said it was okay. Great vibes at Pinthouse overall though, and I have enjoyed their other pizzas in the past.

I visited this place quite a few times after working long evenings at a restaurant downtown and…read morealmost forgot how good this place is. We came here on a busy night of college football and got a great deal of people watching. It's quite interesting when you're not into sports. Anyways, we had some Pacificos and two plates of food which we expected to be much smaller than we received. Realistically, I think we would be more than fun with one plate lol We had fried fish and fries calamari. The food was great and well seasoned, you get a great value for what you pay. I think next time I would want to try blackened fish and fried oyster cocktail. Again, the plates are GIGANTIC!

3.5 stars Classic…read morerowdy, semi-clean, indoor-outdoor Austin bar. Great place to watch a game, though it can get hella crowded. Good luck finding a seat if you come late. I was surprised at the amount of seafood/meat options on the menu. Food is tasty for sure but also super greasy / salty (we had the chicken quesadilla ($18) the guac was bomb and super fresh). It's actually a seperate business that provides the food so will review that seperately. Staff are super nice and cool.

I remember seeing this establishment in East Austin and wondering where do I park? So when I…read morespotted it on my daily South Lamar commute I was delighted. Stopped by one weeknight, and was pleasantly impressed. Plenty of complimentary parking in a huge parking area. Beautiful exterior with a whimsical patio. Indoor space is large, open, and enjoyable. Several different seating options, which I love! I sat at the bar. Britain was approachable, and immediately began my pour. Love that, aware that can always happen. She offered great food suggestions, I need to try one of everything. Will have to return for fried pickles will be my first experience. I really love my new neighborhood establishment!

Yeah, I read the reviews before going but thought y'all are overreacting. I really liked Koko's…read morewhen they were on the East side. How bad could it be? Yep. Nope. My sincerest apologies. This place really does suck. It is freakishly overpriced. It's really loud. They've only been open a couple of months and service is bad. I think these folks are already beat down. Got a pretzel and a beer and left. The pretzel was pretty good but I won't be a repeat customer. I miss Baker Street Pub.