Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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High 5 Exchange
Austin
High 5 Exchange is a North Austin entertainment complex off West Anderson Lane that pairs bowling lanes with a full bar and restaurant, making it a reliable spot for groups looking to combine games, food, and drinks under one roof. Keep in mind it runs limited hours earlier in the week, opening mid-afternoon rather than late morning.
PopStroke
Austin
PopStroke pairs two professionally designed putting courses with a full bar, casual food, and a walk-up ice cream window, so a round here tends to turn into an evening rather than a quick game. The setup leans family-friendly by day and more of a social, drinks-in-hand crowd as the night goes on, with the putting greens lit for later play.
Foxy's Proper Pub
Austin
Tucked into a downtown Austin building on Brazos Street, Foxy's Proper Pub leans into its Irish-pub roots with a menu that crosses between American comfort food and traditional pub fare. It's an evening spot — doors open mid-afternoon and the room tends to fill as the night goes on, often doubling as a venue for live events.
Austin Beerworks - Sprinkle Valley
Austin
Austin Beerworks' Sprinkle Valley taproom is the brewery's larger northeast Austin home, where the beer is actually made and you can drink it a few steps from the tanks — look for canned staples like the Pearl Snap pilsner and Fire Eagle IPA. It's a low-key, warehouse-district spot with an easygoing taproom feel, so expect a working brewery rather than a polished tourist destination.
The Belmont
Austin
The Belmont anchors a stretch of West 6th Street with its retro mid-century sign and a covered outdoor stage, where the live music leans toward soul, funk, and jazz on most nights. Come for the patio more than the menu—the open-air setup and regular bands make it an easy spot to land before the rest of downtown Austin gets going.
The Axe Force - Axe Throwing Austin
Austin
The Axe Force sits just off I-35 in south Austin, where you book a lane, get a quick coaching session on technique, and spend an hour or two sinking hatchets into wooden targets — no prior experience needed. It's a solid rainy-day or group outing for friends and small parties, though it's worth noting the lanes don't open until mid-afternoon on weekdays, so plan an evening visit.
The Austin Winery
Austin
Tucked into the warehouse-lined St. Elmo district of South Austin, The Austin Winery is an urban winery and tasting room where the production happens right alongside the bar — so the first thing you'll notice is that you're essentially drinking in the middle of the operation. Hours are limited and it leans toward evenings, so plan on an afternoon-into-evening visit rather than a quick midday stop.
The Betty
Austin
The Betty sits just north of downtown Austin on Rio Grande Street, a cocktail-focused lounge that shifts gears through the week—mellow weeknight hours give way to a later, livelier club atmosphere midweek. Expect craft cocktails in a setting that works equally well for an early evening drink or a night out, with the space doubling as an event venue when the occasion calls for it.
Space Fox Bar
Austin
Sleek and a little sci-fi in spirit, Space Fox Bar sits on the West 6th Street strip in downtown Austin, where it blends a sports-bar setup with live music and a late-night club atmosphere that runs until 2 AM. It's geared toward groups looking to bounce between catching a game, dancing, and grabbing drinks in one spot rather than a quiet place to talk.
White Tiger
Austin
White Tiger is a South Congress bar and live-music spot in the heart of the SoCo strip, where the kitchen, the stage, and the bar all share the same easygoing room. Come for a drink and you'll likely catch a set — the place leans into Austin's music-first rhythm, with afternoons that stretch comfortably into late nights.
Vacancy Brewing
Austin
Vacancy Brewing sits in a low-key industrial pocket of South Austin off St. Elmo Road, part of the cluster of breweries and makers that have taken over the old warehouse spaces in the 78745 area. It keeps limited hours—closed Tuesdays and opening mid-afternoon on weekdays—so it's worth checking the schedule before you head over.
(512) Brewing Company
Austin
Here's the description: (512) Brewing Company is a Southwest Austin brewery tucked into the warehouse district off Radam Lane, known for using organic ingredients in beers like its flagship (512) Pecan Porter. The taproom pours from a rotating lineup, and the space leans utilitarian rather than polished—come for the beer and the easygoing crowd, not the frills.
Key Bar
Austin
Key Bar sits on Austin's West Sixth Street, a strip known for its cluster of nightlife spots within easy walking distance of downtown. Note that it operates on a limited weekly schedule, so it's worth confirming current hours before heading over, particularly earlier in the week.
Soho House Austin
Austin
Soho House Austin is the members' club chain's South Congress outpost, set in a building along one of the city's busiest stretches for shops and restaurants, with the brand's signature mix of a rooftop pool, restaurant, bar, and screening room. As with all Soho Houses, access is generally limited to members and hotel guests, so plan accordingly if you're hoping to see inside.
Siti - Southeast Asian
Austin
Siti serves Southeast Asian cooking in Austin's East Side, drawing on the bold, layered flavors of the region's home and street kitchens. With a tight two-night-a-week dinner schedule and a small bar, it has the feel of a focused passion project rather than a sprawling menu.
Wanderlust Wine Co. - Downtown
Austin
Wanderlust Wine Co.'s downtown spot is an urban winery just off I-35, where the wine is made on-site rather than shipped in from somewhere else — so you're as likely to find the team mid-production as pouring a glass. Expect a relaxed, unfussy room geared toward lingering over a flight, though it's worth checking current hours before you go, since they keep a limited schedule.
Old Gregg Brewing Company
Pflugerville
Tucked into a building in an industrial stretch of east Pflugerville, Old Gregg Brewing Company is a small craft brewery whose afternoon-into-evening hours make it more of a relaxed neighborhood taproom than a lunch spot. Come for the house-brewed beer and the low-key, locals-heavy atmosphere rather than a full kitchen.
Westwood Country Club
Austin
Westwood Country Club is a private, members-only club tucked into west Austin near Lake Austin, with a golf course, dining, and event spaces rather than anything open to the casual drop-in visitor. If you're hoping to see it from the inside, you'll generally need a member to bring you or an event invitation, so plan accordingly rather than counting on walking up to the door.
The Electric Church
Austin
The Electric Church is a late-night live music venue and bar tucked into Austin's East Side, keeping unusual hours—doors open at 9 PM and the music runs until 2 AM on the nights it's open. Come prepared for a focused, after-dark show rather than a casual afternoon drink, since it's only open a couple of evenings midweek.
Mayfair Austin
Austin
Set on the upper floor of a building along West Sixth Street, Mayfair sits in the thick of downtown Austin's busiest nightlife corridor, a short walk from the bars and restaurants that draw crowds after dark. It runs as a weekend-focused nightclub and event space, so plan for a Thursday-through-Saturday visit—the doors stay closed earlier in the week.
The Stay Put
Austin
Set on Rainey Street, where Austin's old bungalows have been turned into a walkable row of bars, The Stay Put fits right into the neighborhood's porch-and-patio rhythm rather than a typical barroom. Expect a laid-back spot for drinks that opens mid-afternoon, with outdoor space that's easy to settle into once the Texas heat eases off.
River Place Country Club
Austin
Tucked into the hills of northwest Austin's River Place neighborhood, this private country club spreads its golf course across the rolling Hill Country terrain near the Colorado River, with tennis courts, a fitness center, and dining alongside the greens. The first thing you'll notice is the elevation—fairways that climb and drop with the canyon land, framing the kind of long views that come with building a course into the hills above town.
Pershing House
Austin
Tucked into a converted East Austin building off 5th Street, Pershing House blends a supper-club sensibility with a cocktail bar and a stage, so an evening here might mean dinner, drinks, and live music all under one roof. Note the limited hours—it's open Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only, opening at 4 p.m.—so it rewards a little planning rather than a spur-of-the-moment drop-in.
Onion Creek Club
Austin
Tucked into the rolling, oak-shaded landscape of far south Austin, Onion Creek Club is a private country club built around its golf course, with tennis, a fitness center, and dining rounding out what members come for. It also hosts weddings and events, so the grounds tend to be quiet on weekdays and livelier when there's a celebration on the calendar.