I love the ambience of this place. It was like old-school Austin, but updated and almost trendy…read more They served brunch late on Saturdays, which was awesome. The brunch menu was varied. You could get a regular breakfast, a sweet treat or something more lunch like. I had the cinnamon roll and it was delicious. It was huge and just the right amount of doughy. The frosting was fantastic, but I'm pretty sure I gained 5 pounds eating it. My friend of the gumbo. It was a little spicy, but she enjoyed it. She also had some pink cocktail that she raved about, but I forgot what it's called. They do a jazz brunch on Sundays, which I really really want to check out. I'll definitely be back to this place.

Skip this place. I went when they had their soft opening in 2023 and it seemed like a great place…read more Went in August of 2026 and the oysters were not great. The burgers were worse than the oysters. The patties appeared to be frozen burgers from Sam's club. No taste and texture was a smidge off. Place is nice inside but the food is below average. Perhaps the drinks are good? Our server was pretty good. Yolo

This place is spacious, the outdoor area is nice. The staff is nice. I love that the owner is from…read moreAustin, that's rare now. If you get to meet Jonathan, consider yourself lucky!

Extremely disappointing service and an experience that left us feeling discriminated against…read more We had been at this bar for about an hour and had already purchased multiple rounds of drinks. As closing time approached, we went to order one last round, which is a completely normal part of going to a bar. Unfortunately, what should have been a simple interaction turned into an extremely uncomfortable experience. The female bartender, a Caucasian woman with black hair in a ponytail wearing a black tank top, had an attitude from the start. While chatting with her coworkers instead of attending to customers, she was approached by my friend, who politely asked for three Mexican candy shots. Her response was, "I guess," with a clear attitude. When my friend asked if she didn't want to make them, she bluntly responded, "I don't." She then refused to make our drinks. A second bartender, a Caucasian man wearing a Texas tank top and a hat, ended up making the shots. When we questioned the unnecessary attitude, he had no explanation and offered no comment. He could clearly see that we were upset, so he proceeded to take a shot with us and say, "Cheers." We never offered to buy him a shot, and taking shots with customers while on the clock raises another concern entirely. What makes this experience particularly troubling is that we observed white patrons being served without any apparent issues or similar attitudes. Meanwhile, we were met with hostility and an outright unwillingness to serve us. As people of color, it's difficult not to question whether our skin color played a role in how we were treated. The difference in treatment left us feeling singled out, unwelcome and discriminated against. This wasn't about being upset over a bar closing or being denied drinks after last call. We understood that closing time was approaching. We had been there for an hour, had already purchased multiple rounds, and were simply trying to order one last round while the bar was still serving customers. There was absolutely no reason for the bartender to speak to us that way or openly refuse to serve us. If you don't want to work in the service industry, perhaps it's time to find another line of work. Basic courtesy and professionalism should be the bare minimum, regardless of who walks through the door. Management needs to take this incident seriously. If this establishment genuinely has a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination, then there should be meaningful accountability, not just a slap on the wrist. Customers should never have to question whether they'll be treated differently because of the color of their skin. We came here to enjoy ourselves, not to be made to feel unwelcome. This experience has left a lasting impression, and based on how we were treated, I would not feel comfortable returning.

The environment is so welcoming, chill and the name says everything about the joint. Industry is…read moreindustrial, great for a group to enjoy some time together. Also Blake Robert on the mic, so beautiful.

Great service and great vibes. I love that we can bring the family. We can eat, hang out, play some…read moregames!

I went for the first time last week to watch the Mexico game and that frozen bomb pop drink was…read moresooo good!! Lots of outdoor space and the staff was pretty friendly. Definitely will be back to watch another game

5/5 for vibes, but 3/5 for the actual drinks. This is a newer spot right on Rainey St, and the…read morehouse has been completely updated and revamped. The outdoor patio has one of the biggest screens on Rainey, making it a solid choice for watching live games. They also have great weekday and weekend deals, plus two different boozy slushy flavors. Unfortunately, the slushy machine seems to be broken pretty often, so if you're like me and that's exactly what you came for, it can be a bit of a gamble. They also don't always pick up the phone, so it's hard to check ahead. Their espresso martini is very strong, both in espresso and liquor, so take that as you will. All in all, it's a solid spot to mingle and hang out, especially if you're looking for a more laid-back place to grab a beer, White Claw, or watch a game with friends.

This is one of my favorite neighborhood bars. Started coming when it was Skinny's. I'm so happy…read morethat the decor has remained pretty much the same as has the service, drinks, and prices. It's such a chill and welcoming spot and sadly one of just a couple of locally-owned businesses still operating on 12th. When we have friends visit from out of town we like to bring them here so they can get a good feel of Austin and all it has to offer. The bonus is that everyone is so good to our dog. He's a rescue (very nervous and growly). This is one of the first places we ever took him and he likes going. He feels safe and he high jumps to try and open the door and go in. He only does that with one other place. To me, that speaks volumes. Truly the epitome of a neighborhood spot. A+.

Amazing dive bar in East Austin. It's open late, the prices are cheap and with the daily specials…read morethey're even cheaper, and the cocktails are great. I had to try the Chicago Pope which is made with Malört and Fernet Branca, sounds awful, but actually works really well. Combine the drinks with their food menu and this is a perfect place to go when you just want to go somewhere.

**Perfect last night in Austin!**…read more The Baja fish tacos were crispy, fresh, and full of flavor, easily the best mahi mahi fish tacos I've had outside of Maui. The 40/40 West Coast IPA was the perfect pairing (I had two). The entire bar staff was incredible: Laszlo, Jeanette, Gigi, and Chelsea were all friendly, attentive, and made my last night in Austin unforgettable. Wish I could come back tomorrow!

I can't say anything about the beer because I've only had their wines (living the gf-life!)…read more But lemme say, those tacos! The pollo verde tacos are my absolute favorite. I most recently ate...maybe six (hey, they're small!). Even the guy at the register, after my third visit up to order two tacos at a time, said, "you really like those tacos..." No shame, bb. Shrimp tacos, chipotle chicken, nachos... all great. They do a bit heavy on the onions, so maybe ask for it on the side.

One of my favorite bars in Austin. Some people might see it as a little divey, but that's honestly…read morepart of the charm. The atmosphere is always friendly, relaxed, and easy to settle into whether you're there for a quick drink or hanging out for the night. The drinks are consistently great, and they also have really solid weekday food specials. The sliders and tots are definitely the go-to items on the menu and always hit the spot after a few drinks. One thing I especially appreciate is how much effort they put into the themed décor during Christmas and Halloween. It really adds personality to the space and makes coming back during the holidays feel fun and memorable every year. Just an overall great neighborhood bar with good vibes and a lot of character.

I realize I haven't updated this review since relocating to Austin two years ago. As you may have…read morenoted from my previous review, I'd come here twice a year when visiting from the east coast. One of my stipulations for relocation was to be within walking distance of my beloved Nickel City. Guess what? I am! Less than a five-minute walk. I love this place so much. It's not always about drinking. In fact, quite often I'll do mocktails, water, or soda. It's about community and friendship. The vibe at NC can't fully be expressed in words. It has to be experienced. The staff treat locals and tourists like friends. And, if you're lucky enough, you actually become friends. They're like a family. Same can be said about patrons, whether regulars, sometimers, or tourists, everyone feels the love. Everyone just gets it! They have some of the best cocktails around. The frozen Irish coffee is incredible. Espresso martinis on tap? Yes, please! And if you want the best bar/comfort food ever then order from their food truck, Delray Cafe. Crinkle cut fries A+ Smashburgers A+ Hot Dogs A+ Grilled Cheese A+ Pizza Logs A+ Tater Tots A+ Everything on the menu A+ Be sure to give the gang in the kitchen (food truck) some love! They're putting out the real deal. Oh and let's not forget Steak Night! Much love to my fave neighbor, Nickel City!

Just a cool place too grab a few drinks and chill. Chuck will treat you right. The food is just…read moreregular bar sandwiches

Nice sandwiches in a nice spot. Lots of beer on the menu…read more This is where you get a medium to small sandwich to snack through the day. They play sports on the tv if you are into that. No tv outside though.

It really feels like this place opened before they were ready which is a bummer bc it has…read morepotential. I like that it's finally a sports bar on east 6th.. that was much needed! Love all the TVs and open concept. I hate to jump right to the negative but let's get into it.... For starters, the restaurant was not very busy and somehow ran out of all beer while serving our table... I feel like that just can't happen at a bar on 6th street. Secondly, I ordered a burger but what I found strange was that the menu didn't list all of the ingredients/sauces that would come on it? .. Again all things making me think they opened too early. And I can't even sugar coat the wings... I'm a sauce girly so I love every sauce.. but I'll just say don't get the wings. I think if I came back here it would be to just watch a game but I probably wouldn't come for the food. I really hate to leave a bad review on a new place. I hope this place can save itself bc I feel like the east side could use a good sports bar.

Neat casual spot with lite bites and drinks! It was only the two of us & one other in the whole…read morespace bar so the service was quick however they were out of various items & mistakenly brought my friend the incorrect order. They quickly brought him an appetizer on the house which was DELICIOUS shrimp tostadas!!! I ordered the carnitas tacos but they were out of pork so they used chicken instead which I was plenty happy with and now hope to see on the menu!!!!

This little gem is on Webberville Road just north of seventh Street. I thought I knew all of the…read moregay bars in Austin, but happened upon this totally by accident. It has the vibe of a sports bar but is super friendly. The food here is amazing, especially their weekend brunch that features, southern entrées, like shrimp and grits, chicken, and waffles, and their very delicious poutine tater tots. The staff here is friendly and outgoing, and gets your orders out of the kitchen quickly. There's a very nice outdoor area shaded with misters and a large screen TV. For entertainment there's also steel tip darts and four lanes of skee ball. It's a great place to relax and enjoy yourself or with your friends. Highly recommended.

The Cavalier is one of those spots that just hits every time, especially if you catch them on a…read moreMonday. Buy one get one burgers is already a win, but the fact that the burgers are actually that good makes it even better. The vibe is laid-back and a little bit neighborhood bar meets casual hangout. It's an easy place to meet up with friends, grab a drink, and not feel rushed. The burgers are solid, satisfying, and definitely worth going out of your way for, especially when you're essentially getting two for one (even if you don'tsplit with a friend!