With a history that stretches back to the early 1900s, The Tavern continues to bring the modern comforts of a neighborhood pub steeped in Austin lore.

The Tavern

A large menu, salsa bar & hand-shaken margaritas in a landmark building with a patio.

Güero's Taco Bar

$7 casa margaritas, $10 signature margaritas, $1 off domestic & imported beers, and $1 off appetizers.

Featuring an excellent draft selection of local and craft beers, in addition to a full bar and creative cocktail list, patrons enjoy the interior rooms – a homage to the great Johnny Cash – and the open wooden patio, which is sheltered under an immense, 300+ year old Texas Live Oak. 

The Mean Eyed Cat

$3 select cans, $3 wells, and $3 bottled domestics.

This classic honky-tonk draws crowds with cold beer, live music & famous bingo games on Sundays.

The Little Longhorn Saloon

Legendary watering hole featuring an old-fashioned jukebox, draft brews, pool & an upbeat vibe.

Deep Eddy Cabaret

1/2 price all beer + $2 off all wine & cocktails

Piano bar with live music, 2 dance floors & a diverse crowd, set in old rail cars & a former depot.

Donn's Depot

No-frills bar & grill with huge burgers, a patio & jukebox that caters to music nerds.

Casino El Camino

Strip-mall tavern with year-round holiday decor, an old-school jukebox, drinks & games.

Lala's Little Nugget

$5 house bloody marys and margaritas, $3 domestic bottles, and $4 wells beer and wine.

Simple bar with booze, karaoke & regular live music, both inside & out on the patio.

The Hole in the Wall

$1 off drafts, wells, and margaritas. $5 off pitchers.

Family-friendly Tex-Mex spot that's been drawing crowds with enchiladas & margaritas since 1952.

Matt's El Rancho

Various tex-mex lunch plates including soup & salad combo, enchiladas, tacos, chile relleno, al pastor, fajitas, and carne guisada, all for $12 each.

Packed during football games, this famed spot features beer & burgers in a shaded outdoor setting.

Scholz Garten

$5 select appetizers, $2 off draught cocktails, and $2 off draught beer.

It was the first restaurant in Texas to focus exclusively on true regional Mexican cuisine from Mexico’s interior culinary epicenters: Oaxaca, Puebla, Veracruz and Yucatan. The restaurant also features Gilliland’s carefully curated collection of museum-quality artwork, exotic plants and international décor. With the dual focus of food and art, Fonda San Miguel flourished and their long-range impact on Mexican food in Texas and the United States was ultimate, garnering national and international acclaim.

Fonda San Miguel

Reduced-priced appetizers including quesadillas, tacos al pastor, ceviche las brisas, and tostada compuestas. enjoy $2 off tequila and tequila cocktails.

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