Best Nightlife 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."

"Austin’s Park n’ Pizza is packed full of kids’ entertainment, from go-karting to laser tag and climbing walls to carnival rides. Pay as you go for various attractions or purchase one of the packages for unlimited access. If you’re looking to grab a bite to eat, the combo and VIP packages include access to the huge buffet, serving everything from gourmet pasta to artisan pizzas, or you can choose to dine à la carte at the Bar & Grill restaurant."

"Spread across 20 acres, Austin’s Park is a heavenly retreat for individuals planning to spend the day with the family. The property offers a myriad of ventures to indulge in such as Video Arcade Games, Bumper Boats, Laser Tag, Go-Karts, Little Tea Cups, Miniature golf, Rio Grande Train, Water Rockwall, Little Shot, and Indoor Rockwall. The Water park serves an All-U-Can-Eat Buffet which features pizzas, pasta, desserts, and drinks."

"One of the best amusement parks in Austin, Texas isn’t actually in Austin. Head to Austin suburb Pflugerville next time you have a kid’s birthday to plan. Spread over 23 acres are a pre-teen wonderland of well-spaced activities."

"Baked to order so the cookies arrive at your seat warm and soft, Alamo Drafthouse give yet another reason to adore this beloved local chain. Make sure to add a scoop of ice cream."

"Once you’ve filled up on great Tex-Mex, head downtown to famous Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Order a pitcher of beer and watch a random movie or attend a Michael Jackson sing-along."

"Taverna does its best to embody its namesake—in Italy, a taverna is a neighborhood eatery where customers are more like family or close friends than paying visitors. Austin’s Taverna creates this welcoming atmosphere with rustic touches such as exposed brick interiors and framed pictures that create a mural on its accent wall. The restaurant also has a partially enclosed patio space that extends the charming feel to the outdoors."

"Not only is the food incredible, like the Lobster Omelet and Taverna Hash, but their $2 Mimosas and Bellinis 100% also hit the spot. With a price like that you are sure to have more than just one!"

"The grande dame of our city’s specialty ice cream scene, Amy’s has been slinging scoops in town since 1984. Known as much for its crush’ns as its scoopers’ acrobatics—check out the store’s annual Trick Olympics—the chain has grown from its original spot on Guadalupe Street into 12 cheerfully outfitted locations citywide and one each in Houston and San Antonio. Though the shop serves a host of rotating flavors, you can always count on the seven standards, including perennial favorites Mexican vanilla, Belgian chocolate and white chocolate."

"Multiple locations in Austin | Amy’s Ice Creams is one of Austin’s oldest and most original creameries, slinging out their original, super-premium recipes since 1985. With originals like their famous handmade Mexican Vanilla ice cream, Amy’s focuses on creating ice cream, frozen yogurt, dairy-free fruit ices, and ice cream cakes!. (Photo Credit: Hayden Walker)"

"Gone are the days when employees would be drunk on the job, pouring bourbon into the ice cream itself. Amy’s has grown up into a well-oiled ice cream machine, but still remains a quirky, family-friendly mainstay of the Austin experience. Even if you’re not hungry, go watch their servers perform daring, impromptu acrobatic ice cream scooping."

"Churro Co. was one of the first desserts on my radar since moving to Austin and it never disappoints!. The folks behind this Austin original prepare freshly made churros in their trailer and finish them off with a variety of toppings which make up their different churro creations. You can never go wrong with a delicious traditional churro but my absolute favorite is the Campfire, churros tossed in graham cracker sugar, topped with Mexican chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and torched marshmallows."

"This is the only place in Austin where you can get a completely made-from-scratch Churro. The batter takes 24 hours to make; these are a labor of love!. Toppings range from simple (cajeta) to elaborate (The Date Night has popcorn sugar, vanilla ice cream, caramel, and sea salt) and they’re all sweet and delicious!"

"This Insta-famous food truck is definitely not just a one hit wonder. Austinites love loading up their favorite churros with Churro Co.’s sweet toppings like whipped cream, roasted s’mores, vanilla ice cream, and fresh fruit."

"Landmarks is the public art program of The University of Texas at Austin and includes work by more than 40 artists. Its projects are located throughout the main campus and comprise sculpture, two-dimensional works, installations, projections, and videos. Works that are part of the Landmarks Video series play in the west atrium of the Art Building."

"Sometimes it can be hard to find a good place to let your canine best friend run free and let loose some energy, especially if you live in a city. But at Red Bud Isle, dogs can run free on their own island. This 13 acre recreational space has a walking loop for humans and a whole island of forest, lakeshore, and land for dogs to enjoy."

"If parks mean nothing to you unless your pal with four paws can come, head to Red Bud Isle. This is an island in the middle of the Colorado River between Westfield and Westlake Hills. It has a lakefront, off-leash dog park, where your pup can splash and play."

"Tucked away on a little island on Lake Austin, Red Bud Isle is mostly known as a leash-free dog park. There’s an open play area just for pups near the park’s entrance. If you're dogless, however, it's also a nice place for an easy hike."