We have odd work schedules so it's difficult finding time to make a trip out here, especially with…read moreit being so far away from us. So it's pretty disappointing when we find out it's closed every time we try to visit. The first time we tried to come it was on Memorial weekend. According to Google it closes at 3pm. We arrived at 2pm on Sunday not knowing that Google showed the incorrect hours. Fair enough since it was a holiday weekend and we should have called ahead to ask about their hours. The second time we tried to come, we tried coming on a Sunday again. We called a day before so we could double check if they would be open. They told us on the phone that they would be open. Their hours on Sundays are from 10am-2pm. We show up around 12:30pm, but they were closed again even though their sign said they close at 2pm on Sundays. Needless to say this will be the last time we try to come here.

Wine Sensation moved to Georgetown this year, and though it's a bit farther of a drive for me from…read morePflugerville, I really enjoy the new digs at Wolf Ranch. We are Wine Club members and always enjoy coming out for the monthly tastings (which come with delicious food pairings), as well as some of the other fun events. For example, recently we did a trivia that was unique -- different from other trivias. I like how the space is organized around a central square-shaped wine bar. It feels much more community-focused that way, and I've even gotten to know some people just striking up conversations. I definitely recommend this place to wine lovers!

Cute little wine bar with a great weekday happy hour!…read more They also have home/lifestyle items for perusing. I definitely want to try the butter board next time.

Cute local place downtown if you love wine. Small tapas menu, the butter board was Amazing! Great…read moreambiance, not too loud, soft music. Great for a chill evening out. Beautiful store to shop at too!

Amazing selection of wines with knowledgeable staff to guide you. Cute in truth bar or table…read moreseating. There are 2 patios.

Pasta Night at Kork was awesome! The bolognese pasta was delicious, not overcooked and tasted like…read morehomemade pasta. Along with garlic cheese bread and a bottle of wine for $60 (includes two bowls of pasta, garlic cheese bread and bottle of red or white wine), you can't beat it and ambience with Italian themed music and a lively staff, we will be back! Great way to spend your Wednesday's downtown Georgetown . . . perfect for two.

I was very disappointed with the service. I open a tab at the bar. I went by myself and the…read morebartender lost my tab then the next day I was charged twice on my card. I called on Monday and no callback from anyone. I call today and the worker let me know I had 2 tabs open..... This is ridiculous that I can't get a manager to call me back and correct this error on their part. Don't open a tab there. You will be paying for other people's drinks if you watch it.* Update*!!! Still can't get my money back. Truly horrible. A place like this can't handle crowds. They will take your money.

Great place to swing in and have a few drinks. Steph took great care of us and made us feel…read morewelcome. Will definitely go back again.

Instantly found a new happy place! Cork2Glass has everything you want from a third space. An…read moreamazing selection of wine, plenty of seating, tasty charcuterie boards, free tastings, board games, kind owners who get to know their guests, vinyl records to play every Thursday and so many other cool events. Open Mic nights are twice a month. Live music is scheduled every Friday and Saturday. They host Women Wine Wednesdays on the first Wednesday of the month featuring local women owned businesses where you can sip while you shop. The service is extremely hospitable and personal. Staff members Jen and Eric are amazing at exploring individual tastes and suggesting the perfect wine out of the extensive menu. The creation of Cork2Glass is beautiful, the space was developed to share the sense of wonder that comes with opening a wine bottle. You get to learn the story each glass is telling because every vineyard has a rich history. This is a cozy gathering spot for wine lovers without the intimidation or pretension. Everyone can enjoy a glass! Bottles are reasonably priced and there is a huge, high quality variety. However, if you feel like splurging, they have a cellar of high end wines that are a perfect gift or way to commemorate a special occasion. If the options are too overwhelming there are multiple wine flights to choose from. They also offer beer or non-alcoholic beverages if wine isn't your passion but you still want to visit. I'll be bringing all my friends here and taking advantage of the amazing community built here at all the wonderful events!

Great place for happy hour, a date, or girl dinner! I'm ashamed I didn't take pics before we dug…read morein, but maybe the photo is evidence of how much we liked it. Really tasty wines by the glass and a couple of flight options. The food was quite a pleasant surprise! Delicious Marcona almonds, made to order flatbreads, and other tasty things. Wonderful friendly service. We will be back!

What a lovely gem hidden in downtown round rock! My friends and I have been coming here for the…read morepast two years and are friends with the owner! This place is family owned which I love about it! On game days they often serve chips or hot dogs along with amazing drinks! On Friday nights they have a DJ where everyone flocks to hear his Latin beats at 9pm but not me because I leave at 9 haha. The daughter of the owner is Kimmy and she is really fun and energetic! I gave it one more star because of her alone! Parking is sometimes an issue but where is it not when you got to downtown round rock?! Haha I will be back here in a few weeks! Be sure to try their cucumber drink or their Mexican candy shot! The music gets very loud which is why I took away a star and leave at 9.

From the outside Coco's Lounge looks depressing…read more The decor is dark and totally old school. It is tucked away in a back corner. It looks like you could stage "Long Day's Journey into Night" there - A four act Eugene O'Neill tragedy that takes place in a loser bar. * * * First impressions are really wrong here. This is a fantastic fun place !!! * * * Everything I said about the decor is true - But then that description applies to dive bars all across Central Texas. What makes this place hum is the bartender. She is a Comet - a Meteor and an Absolute Force of Nature! I never got her name - but I spent all night watching her in action. What a superstar! She mews like a cat! She YOWLS like a cat - and that does not necessarily mean she is unhappy. She keeps a gong that she bangs at random intervals. There is a bell by the door that she can ring if she doesn't feel like going back to the gong. I think she designed most of the shots herself. (I was on a bourbon night - but I am dying of curiosity to try some of her shots.) Nearly everyone who can sits at the bar - and she chats up each and every person. She is in constant action and at any given nanosecond - she can be anywhere in the bar. Her mission in life is to be the hostess with the mostest. And she really IS the hostess with the mostest. I sat at a back table, drank my bourbon, watched TV and watched the bartender at work. Mellow, sleepy, pleasant stuff. The people in front were talking to each other and engaging with the bartender's rapid fire repartee. The barstools could be as mellow or as dynamite as a customer wanted them to be. There are good times to be had here! I wanna go back.

We heard about Rockabilly opening a little while back and wanted to wait until they had some of…read moretheir own beer on tap to check them out and Barks for Beers this month seemed like the perfect opportunity. We went yesterday afternoon and its a really nice property with tons of space. They have a cool stage area, a playground, several tables near the bar with view of the tv and some open inside space next to cornhole. I want to say they had about 8 of other breweries beers on tap (real ale bock and Pinthouse Scorpion Disco are the two I remember) and then they also had cocktails and 2 of their own beers: an amber, and then what I got: the tangerine cream ale. I thought it was pretty good which was surprising as usually, new breweries take a bit to get things figured out. It would be a solid beer for a warm day. The bartender was friendly and they also had a bbq truck on site that smelled delicious but we didn't have time to check-out this time. The only negative I'd say is there is zero inside space with A/C, its all open air. That's not a dealbreaker for me but as its only going to get even hotter, I'm curious how it will impact their business.

Very cool vibe/place! Laid back brewery and I ordered the blueberry lavender margarita. That was…read moredelicious. My sister got the rhubarb sour which was tasty too. Dog friendly and kind of a tree house on the hill vibe. The food truck was closed when we got there, but they had an event for Mother's day, so my guess was they sold out. Otherwise I would have never known of this brewery if it weren't for Barks for Beers!

Manny is a wizard, and this well marg is pure alchemy…read more Look, I've logged serious field research when it comes to happy hour margaritas across this town. I have consumed the good, the bad, and the distinctly "tastes like floor cleaner and bad decisions." So when I say a well margarita blew me away, please understand the weight of that statement. Usually, a well marg is something you order when you've decided quality is optional and saving five bucks is mandatory. Not here. Enter Manny. Manny isn't just bartending; he's running a high-level liquid chemistry lab behind that bar. This house recipe of his defies every known law of budget tequila. Whatever magic ratio he's using, it completely skips the usual sour-mix heartburn and goes straight to refreshing, perfectly balanced perfection. Smooth, freshly squeezed taste, and just enough kick to make you realize you're definitely calling an Uber. If you come here, sit at the bar and ask for Manny's house margarita. Hands down the best well drink in the city. Just leave a solid tip, because the man is out here doing public service work.

Don't use the QR code ion the menu to order food. No food is coming,, the number to call for…read moreassistance is disconnected and the staff were no help.