If you've ever been to The Crossover in Cedar Park, this place feels like its Georgetown cousin,…read moresame energy, same "bring the whole family and let the kids run wild" vibe, just a little more tucked away. I only stopped in for a drink, but the bartender was quick, efficient, and didn't give me that "I'm too busy to acknowledge you" look that some places love to serve before the actual drink. I ordered a double Hendrick's and tonic, and it was poured correctly: crisp, botanical, and strong enough that I knew I wasn't getting the "light‑handed lunchtime pour." No complaints there. What really stood out wasn't the drink, though -- it was the scene. Camp Briteside has this big outdoor turf area, and while I was there, it felt like a ghost of ten different activities happening at once. One corner had an impromptu soccer game, in another corner, there was beard contest taking place (don't ask me what the rules were -- I'm still trying to figure it out), and the rest of the space was filled with families, laughter, and people just hanging out like it was a neighborhood block party. It's definitely a spot built for groups -- birthday parties, team gatherings, family meetups, all of that. I've heard they host parties of 20 or more pretty regularly, and honestly, the space makes sense for it. It's casual, open, and easy to navigate. Now, would I come here on my own just for a drink? Probably not. It's a bit out of the way, and it's the kind of place that shines when there's an invite, an event, or a reason to be there. But if someone said, "Hey, we're meeting at Camp Briteside," I wouldn't hesitate to show up with a drink order ready. Overall, it's a solid hangout spot -- family‑friendly, group‑friendly, and perfect for those who like their social time with a side of organized chaos. #supportlocal

When I go out to a restaurant I expect to get served. If I have to get up to order food and drinks…read moreI will likely not be back. And don't expect a tip. The food was fine, but no service.

This place is in the backwoods of Liberty Hill. Be prepared to drive from one country road to the…read morenext. Parking is all over the place and you cannot tell where the entrance is. We got stuck in the parking lot. We actually left because just couldn't find anything no parking no front entrance no back entrance no signs. Gravel road. We were trying to attend a gumbo cookoff, but there was no festivities no signage so we just left after the long drive to get there. 3 stars to be fair. Since we did not stay.

Love everything about Fire Oak. Vodka is great, atmosphere is great owners are awesome. Nice place…read moreto sip on a drink and relax with beautiful views.

This brewery in liberty hill just reopened under the name Slot T and we went to check it out as…read morethey had a new burger menu. Overall, impressed! The burgers are huge and the quality was excellent. Got a Pimento burger and it came with double patties and a generous helping of fries. There was also a special sauce for fries that was delicious I feel like this is one of the best burgers ive had at a restaurant in a good chunk. Enjoyed it with a crisp light lager from the brewery itself. Location is awesome and the back patio is spacious. Definitely worth checking out.

We were in the area and wanted to try different breweries- this one is football themed. They had a…read morebig outdoor (covered) seating area, a separate bar area, and a dining room. The menu was varied, elevated bar food: burgers, fish and chips, tacos. We tried all three types of fries- I liked the sweet potato the best. All the beer was drinkable- they had some wine, too. The bathrooms were clean!

A delightful and all around fun place to stop by for a cocktail. All sorts of liquors and…read morebeverages distilled in house. Very fun drink menu too! Reasonably priced! The quality is top notch! Owner/distiller onsite and very fun to chat with. No food served here, but plenty of restaurants offering carry out in the area, so feel free to pick up some bites and bring them in. Highly recommend Leanderthal Distilling!

Chill little distillery. Love the laid back vibe. Their advertising is what sold it for me. NO…read moreKIDS. The day I went in, they had a little "boozy bookstore" event happening in one corner. It doesn't happen super often but she says maybe once every month or every other month or so. Saw people with some food they brought in, and they also had a corner with some board games. The drinks were delish! And very decently priced. Bartender was nice. Only met bar tenders wife, wasn't overly friendly, but good bc customer service. Did see owner, but didn't meet him personally. My husband also really enjoyed himself. Definitely can see us returning here!

Great place. They are in the same building as Rentsch. So yes pull into Rentach parking lot. Inside…read moreis big but with a bigger outside. Really great outdoor space with a big tree to shade and plenty of seating. Their food truck hadn't opened yet so I got a taco. My husband liked the beer here but the boys and I liked the pop and taco. It was just like a beef and bean md cheese burrito.

Super cute place, dog friendly. When we went there was a delicious Korean food truck. Met some very…read morenice people. Can't wait to visit again!

Staff and especially our server the best!…read more Food fresh and drinks yummy! Going to return soon!

The only thing going for this spot is live music and kid friendly. Oh and it has a bar. Outside of…read morethose things the service is sub-par, food is not much better than public school cafeteria fare, and overall a giant letdown. I feel like this is due to order at the front, and waiting for the food to be brought to you. No follow-up, no checking back. If you do ask for a something, you can assume you're not getting it. We have came here a few times after being invited by friends, and the food is just poorly produce. Chicken fried steak had no flavor, Classic burger was nothing better than Burger King, but at triple the price. Got my son the chicken tender basket, and he wouldn't even eat it. He is 3. He literally only eats chicken tenders and quesadillas! They were tough, and poorly seasoned. If you're going to buy cheap quality meat, learn how to brine and tenderize. Such a great concept and so much potential ruined. If you do go, watch how many parents just have drinks from the bar, and no food while their kids run around and play. Over-price, under-whelming, and should only be considered a outdoor play place for kids with a bar.

Toto's is traditional tex-mex, and oh so yummy!!!! I am a devotee of the stuffed avocado with…read morechicken, although occasionally my heart wanders and I crave their fantastic tamales. And PS - they are one of the only restaurants open in Taylor on Monday nights!

I found Slackers Brewing by accident since it's in the same strip mall as a very famous BBQ joint,…read moreand I'm glad I stopped by. It's a small local brewery with a really nice community feel. I especially love that it's kid-friendly, which is something you don't always find at breweries. It makes the place feel more relaxed and welcoming. The food is decent, and the beer is delicious. Their beers have that true craft beer taste, which is something I really enjoy. I've tried many of their beers and have brought friends here to hang out as well. My favorite so far is the coffee stout. Overall, Slackers Brewing is a great local spot with good beer, a friendly vibe, and a welcoming atmosphere.

What a local find, this is definitely a place I'd recommend primarily for the ability to have the…read morepatio picnic table seating outside but also the games! I popped in with a few friends and it was a mixture of NA beer, regular beer and mimosas. After pouring the bubbles they asked how much OJ we wanted and that was great to get as much or little. I will saw that the OJ was from a single serve Tropanica juice. lol I mean, I can't impinge the have a run on mimosas. Who knows...it could happen. I found the vending machine very interesting as it held different packets of various items. Legos, Main Character Energy Starter Pack (no clue what's inside), Mystery Socks, Pokemon, etc. Unique for sure. they had a fuzzball table, along with picnic seating inside, a bar area with maybe 10 seats or so and then the brewing equipment then the door out to the patio. Yes, it's a converted parking lot..but hey, what can you do in suburbia? Anyhoo, there were also an inside area for kids and and outside play ground ish, with these different huts. They had various games and we picked up Disturbed Friends. Now this game was definitely 18+ cause these cards were raunchy! OMG too much fun.