Best & Cool Bars in Pflugerville

"Contigo has been a Mueller-area mainstay for families since it opened in 2011, and the 2018 renovations made it more parent-friendly than ever. Folks can gather in the enclosed dining area for a more temperate experience during the scorching summer, or enjoy the beer garden's block-party feel with their dogs and younglings. Updates also include a fenced play yard off the deck bar, while kids (and adults) can play cornhole and washers."

"The inspiration for this place was a ranch by the same name in South Texas. The owners loved the original ranch so much that they decided to bring it with them to Austin and open this restaurant on the fringes of the now booming Mueller development. The open concept restaurant is almost entirely outdoors, with just the kitchen, bar and a few tables actually under a roof."

"You can sit outside in Austin almost any month of the year - with a short break in the summer for 110 degree days and that one week in January when it drops below 40. So it makes sense that there’s no shortage of great patios, but there are few better spots to eat and drink outside than Perla’s. You’ll sit under a large tree while servers bring you oysters and make you feel like you’re vacationing in a small beach town - despite being able to hear the traffic of South Congress and see a guy testing out his “Cowboy Mime” act for tips."

"If you have a thing for oysters and seafood, then check out Perla’s during your trip to Austin. The establishment boasts a modern yet relaxed style and is renowned for its high levels of service. It has both indoor and outdoor seating and ideally suited for lunches with friends and family or date nights with that special someone."

"The Bouldin Creek seafood restaurant contains one of Austin’s original high-end patio dining experiences, and still one of the best. Oysters, champagne cocktails, and fresh seafood a la plancha are worth the wait."

"East AustinOne of the things that makes Justine’s so appealing is its dimensionality. Yes, it’s French cuisine… but it’s also not just French cuisine. It's a place where old soul songs are played on vinyl, where they put up a yearly "Winter Tent" and throw a party for in its honor, and where you can sip espresso martinis on a light-strung patio at 1am."

"Flickering candlelight, red walls, and music provided by a record player playing anything from its wide collection will help set the mood. Make sure to finish the evening by sharing the impeccable crème brulee."

"If you want to take your date somewhere extra cool that feels like a cozy party, Justine’s is the place!. The menu is full of decadent..."

"Lenoir has won lots of critic’s choice awards for being one of the most romantic restaurants in Austin, and it’s easy to see why. Their creative Mediterranean menu sets the tone for a wonderfully passionate evening in this romantic, vintage-chic outpost. Their indoor dining room is perfectly lit to create an intimate atmosphere, while their garden area is the perfect place to cosy up to your loved one and enjoy one of the most romantic meals you’ll ever have."

"One of Austin's newest addition to the multi-activity lounge concept, The Goodnight opened in The Village on Anderson Lane in November 2012 and bills itself as "absurdly magnificent." Stepping into The Goodnight is like stepping into an adult playground with an 80-person social dining room, a groovy bar and lounge where Dean Martin might feel at home, eight vintage bowling lanes, four custom billiards tables, two table-tennis courts, shuffleboard tables, an outdoor deck and two private conference parlors. There is also constant live music and DJ mixing on the calendar. Recommended for Best Nightlife because: Multi-activity venues are great nightlife spots, where you can eat dinner, get drinks, dance or play games all in one spot."

"It is the newest addition to the multi-activity lounge concept, The Goodnight opened in The Village on Anderson Lane in November 2012 and bills itself as “absurdly magnificent.” Stepping into The Goodnight gives the feeling that you are stepping into an adult playground with an 80-person. social dining room, a groovy bar, and lounge where Dean Martin might feel at home, eight vintage bowling lanes, four custom billiards tables, two table-tennis courts, shuffleboard tables, an outdoor deck, and two private conference parlors. Constant live music and DJ mixing on the calendar is also there."

"Piranha Killer Sushi has the decidedly winning advantage of having both killer sushi and killer drinks, courtesy of their bar. It's the kind of spot you can meet a friend for a long lunch and then make it even longer. Try the Tri-Color Sashimi Roll: Tuna, salmon, white tuna, chives, crab, with hand peeled cucumber."

"Even if you don’t stay here you can marvel at the architecture and the creepy vibe, and get a confection at the 1886 Café & Bakery. Cross over Lady Bird Lake and keep going until you arrive at the city’s most popular strip, South Congress Avenue, which is lined with funky shops, trendy boutiques, and restaurants. If you get hungry, order a margarita with shrimp fajitas at popular Güero’s Taco Bar. Check out the oddity shop Uncommon Objects and marvel at the $3,000 cowgirl boots at Allens Boots."

"To start, 1886 Café & Bakery serves great sandwiches and casual American fare, and their grilled cheese panini is second to none. But their desserts – rich, complex concoctions with mood-altering properties – cause folks to swoon. To try: chocolate mousse cake (with bittersweet chocolate-caramel mousse over a layer of moist devil's food cake) and lemon chiffon cake (with layers of blueberry compote and rosemary-scented lemon cream)."

"Downtown's 1886 Cafe & Bakery, located at 604 Brazos St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the bakery, traditional American breakfast and brunch eatery four stars out of 415 reviews."

"The LINE Austin features free bikes and outdoor swimming pool in the heart of Austin. Featuring a bar, the hotel is close to several noted attractions, around 400 metres from Austin Convention Center, a 14-minute walk from Capitol Building and 1.9 km from Frank Erwin Center - University of Texas. The hotel has an ATM machine, a fax machine and a photocopier that guests can use."

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"We're going to irritate some locals by highlighting this dapper cottage of deliciousness. Pop in for croissants, crepes and a few noodle dishes in the morning, plus the deliciously creamy Vietnamese coffee."

"If you don't know who Michael Griffin and Brian Orakpo are, have you been living under a rock?. The former Texas football players are tackling every sweet tooth they can get their hands on by serving a variety of delicious cupcakes. Griffin and Orakpo kicked off their business called GiGi's Cupcakes in Bee Cave and their sweets do not disappoint."

"I didn’t think I liked scones until I ate one from Paper Route Bakery.” – Leah C., @yelpaustin We’ve just added some…. Posted by Paper Route Bakery on Thursday, January 31, 2019. Paper Route Bakery is a small-batch artisan bakery that uses organic ingredients like cage-free eggs and grass-fed butter on their treats."

"Paper Route Bakery is open again after taking a break during the majority of the pandemic. You better believe I hit them up on day 1 of the reopening!. The chocolate chip cookie with brown butter fudge is now wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy up high on my list of favorites."

"Paper Route Bakery which is an all organic delivery shop wins the Lemon Cookie Game. It has just enough lemon zest tartness and a light coating of icing to really cut the sweetness of their Chocolate Scandal cookies. Yes, I recommend alternating between bites."

"Have dinner and drinks on Rainey Street, a charming block of residential bungalows transformed into trendy eateries and bars. Sample the small plates at the award-winning Emmer & Rye, and stop in for an expertly made martini at Clive Bar. Be sure to check out Anthem, which bills itself as a Tex-Asian pub (with tiki drinks!). And see the newly expanded Banger’s Sausage House & Beer Garden, which added a three-story annex featuring a huge outdoor tap wall, 5,000 square feet of outdoor porches and a smokehouse equipped for whole hog barbecues."

"Rainey Street is a neighborhood of day-drinking and brunch, a trailer park of food trucks, and on Sunday’s a live cover band at Icenhauers. Rock Rose is a street of hookah bars, clubs, and restaurants in the middle of an outdoor shopping mall where people go to party away from the 6th street crowd."

"Rainey Street is a unique collection of houses turned bars. It’s great place to hang out, especially during the day time, and specifically on a Sunday. It’s filled with awesome spots, like Clive Bar (cocktails), Craft Pride (craft beer), Bangers (sausage and beer), and Bungalow (just a cool bar)."

"North Austin Founded by Pierre Celis in 1992 and closed in 2000, Austin’s original craft brewery was resurrected 17 years later by Christine Celis, the founder’s daughter and original partner. They still serve Belgian-style witbiers in their taproom anchored by a striking rotunda made from of the original copper mash tuns. Onsite you can taste Celis originals plus brews from Uncle Billy’s, and you can mix and match any of them in a $10 flight."

"The historic North Austin brewery focuses on Belgian-style wheat beers, from the Celis White to the Celis Juice IPA to the Celis Pale Bock. The taproom features both indoor and outdoor seating. For food, there’s Hawaiian-Asian food truck Salty Cargo and pizza truck Backdraft."

"COVID Update: Celis Taproom will we reopening at 50% capacity Monday – Thursday from 3pm-10pm and Friday – Sunday 12pm-10pm. LocationNorth Austin (Domain Area). AboutHad to be first on the list, since I am drinking their beer as I type this out!"

"East Austin Southern Heights might be the eastmost brewery that’s still technically in Austin. It’s a little tricky to find, but once you get there, the ping pong table, dog-friendly space, board games, free wifi and rotating brews mean you’ll likely become regular. Breweries can sometimes feel somewhat sterile, but that’s not the case with Southern Heights; their taproom is playfully furnished with bright colors, a funky wall of magazine covers, and the piece de resistance, a VW bus."

"The first time I walked into Southern Heights, I was blown away by how big this craft brewery is!. It’s pretty far out there in East Austin where space is more readily available than on, say, East 6th Street. Southern Heights is an all-around fun place to hang out with your possy of people."

"This dog-friendly brewery offers eight beers on tap and rotating food trucks. It’s open Thursday from 4 to 10 p.m., Saturday from noon to 10 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m."

"Great for summer sippin’ — Blue Owl specializes in the tastiest Sours. A trip to this brewery in Austin, Texas will prove to be quite unique. When you arrive, you purchase a glass — that you can keep — and you get four beers."

"As long as we’re in East Austin, here’s one more for you to check off your list!. Blue Owl Brewing has grown their loyal clientele by, impressively, only brewing kettle sours."

"Spirit Animals Will flock to this sour house To give a big hoot #vandayum"