Austin Pubs That Should Be On Your Bucket List

Austin TX

28 July, 2021

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AUSTIN, TX — When you've had a hard day at work, the best place to unwind is at the pub with some good friends and a pint of your favorite ale. From traditional Irish and British pubs to popular neighborhood spots, there's more than a dozen Austin area taverns that will cater to any bar enthusiast. In no particular order, here's a list of pubs that you should cross off your bucket list while visiting the Austin Metro. Mort Subite 308 Congress Ave. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mort Subite (@mortsubiteatx) This Belgium pub in downtown Austin offers more than 70 unique Belgian, local and specialty craft beers on draft and in bottle. Drink enthusiasts can also enjoy a variety of distinct Belgian gins and spirits. For more information, visit Mort Subite's website, Facebook page and Instagram. Draught House 4112 Medical Pkwy. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by Draught House ATX (@draughthouse) Since 1969, this pub has been "beertending" to Austinites and for 26 years it has been brewing its own stuff. Nestled in a tavern-style building in central Austin, this pub offers an authentic drinking experience and craft foods from local foodie trucks. For more information, visit Draught House's website, Facebook page orInstagram. Foxy's Proper Pub 201 Brazos St. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by Foxy's Proper Pub (@foxysproperpub) Located in the heart of downtown Austin, this spot offers everything you want in a traditional Irish pub. Paying tribute to the inclusivity and community of a proper Irish pub, the bar invites the community with a welcoming atmosphere, traditional Irish "nibbles" and dishes as well as cocktails and ales on tap. It's a great place to celebrate, commiserate, and enjoy each other's company after a long day, a long week, or what has been for many of us, a long year. For more information, visit Foxy's Proper Pub's website, Facebook page and Instagram. COVID-19 Protocol: Masks are required at this pub. The Pub 214 W 4th Street in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Pub (@thepubatx) The Pub is the kind of tavern that means business in the Austin Metro. Located in the heart of downtown Austin, this pub offers an array of Irish-Texas themed dishes and "draught" beers and cocktails. It's even a go-to destination for football fans looking for the next Major League Soccer, COPA, EUEFA Euro game this year. For more information, visit The Pub's website, Facebook page or Instagram. B.D. Riley's 1905 Aldrich St. in Mueller Neighborhood in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by B. D. Riley's Irish Pub (@bdrileysaustin) This Austin pub won the title of "Top 10 Irish Pubs in America" for its overall design, which was built in Ireland and shipped to Texas, and its award-winning menu of authentic Irish food and ales. For more information, visit B.D. Riley's website, Facebook page or Instagram. School House Pub 2207 Manor Rd. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by School House Pub (@schoolhousepub) Located in a school house-style building, this north Austin bar offers craft cocktails, local drafts and "feel good" pub fare. We hear everyone should try their Fish n' Chips and their barrel aged Old Fashioned. For more information, visit School House pub's website, Facebook page and Instagram. Cork & Barrel 4000 E. Palm Valley Blvd. in Round Rock View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cork & Barrel Pub (@corkbarrelpub) The family-owned craft kitchen and microbrewery offers a mixture of Texas and Irish food, house beer and — above all else — hospitality. The microbrewery features a variety of Irish-Texas fusion dishes, most notably — the Rosemary Campfire Hoey Irish Stew (Texas style) and the Cliffs of Moher Chorizo Mussels. For more information, visit Cork & Barrel's website, Facebook page and Instagram. DID YOU KNOW? Owner Sam Darlington, a native of Belfast, Ireland, made sure he and co-owner Jay Kudla would feature authentic Irish furniture and architecture inside and outside the microbrewery. MORE: 5 Reasons To Check Out Cork & Barrel In Round Rock Kenney Fort British Pub 3001 Joe Dimaggio Blvd. in Round Rock View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Kenney Fort Pub (@thekenneyfort) United Kingdom native Timothy Jones missed home so much that he brought a taste of England with him to Central Texas. The Kenney Fort Pub offers a taste of the U.K. to Round Rock with a modern twist to a traditional British pub. Located near Dell Diamond, this family-owned and operated bar is a great stop for friends and families alike. For more information, visit The Kenney Fort Pub's website, Facebook page and Instagram. Dig Pub 401 Cypress Creek Rd. in Cedar Park View this post on Instagram A post shared by Megan Funk (@therevfunk) Let out your inner Indiana Jones at this archaeological-themed pub in Cedar Park. Since 2007, this pub has been a craft beer perennial for North Austin as it offers a wide variety of top-quality, domestically crafted beers served on tap and delicious pub inspired fare. For more information, visit the Dig Pub's websiteand Facebook page. Crown and Anchor 2911 San Jacinto Blvd. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chloe Bryant (@chloebryant_) Since 1987, Crown and Anchor has been proudly serving award-winning beer and food to Austinites in the Hyde Park/University area. The pub features a diverse selection of 30 beers on tap as well as a great range of ciders and wine. If you are in the mood for food, you should try their "legendary" burgers, cheese fries and nachos. For more information, visit Crown and Anchor's website and Facebook page. Famous accolades: Best Bar Music, Best Friendly Bar, Critics Pub Grub 2003 winner, Best College-Kid Pub Crawl 2001 winner, Best Beer Selection, Critics Bargain Dish, Best Pub Grub and Best Neighborhood Bar 1994, 1996 winner. Nosh and Bevvy 8440 Burnet Rd. in Austin Another British pub in Austin that you have to visit. It offers craft beers, good food and cocktails at a reasonable price. For more information, visit Nosh and Bevvy's Facebook page. Jack and Ginger's 11500 Rock Ross Ave. in Austin View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jack & Ginger's (@jacks_atx) Located in the Domain's entertainment district, Jack & Ginger's is an Austin-Irish pub that offers more than 82 beers on tap, Irish Whiskey Towers and good food. For more information, visit Jack and Ginger's website, Facebook page and Instagram. Looking for more eateries, shops or fun things to do in the Austin Metro? Check out our Austin Local's Guide. 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