Drawing a "post-college crowd" to a "shabby-chic house" on Rainey Street, this "hard-core party" bar is a "very Austin" kind of place with "cheap beer" and a "kick-a@s jukebox"; a "huge backyard" features picnic tables, Ping-Pong and "hula-hooping hipsters", along with "tasty eats" from a taco truck that will "keep you from drunk starving."
The Switzerland of Rainey St., where frat guys and vegetarian graphic designers commune in harmony. There's an overall 20-something vibe here, so whether or not that's you, brace yourself for vodka shots at SOME point in the night.
This rickety abandoned house is the anchor of the Rainey St. bar district. Feel its old bones creak, striding along its hardwood floors in your flip-flops. Order a Yellow Belly and fried pickles. While away at the jukebox (but pick the right songs or the bartender will fast-forward.) "Rent" a hula hoop and take it outside. Slow down. You move too fast.
Bar marries drinking at home with going out.:
Here's hoping that the perfectly relaxing, charming vibe of this place can somehow result in more old houses in Austin becoming lovely bars; this was a perfect adaptation. Located on a super-cute...