Tiniest Bar in Texas
Austin, TX 78703
Phone: (512) 902-6177
- Cross Street:
- Bowie Street
- Hours:
- Daily 2pm-2am
Message from Tiniest Bar in Texas
Patio Bar with Plasma Screen, and Live Music!
- Outdoor Seating
- Happy Hour Specials
- Live Music
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Editorial Review for Tiniest Bar in Texas – by Citysearch Editors
In Short
Texans are known to exaggerate, but they don't often boast that something is the smallest. The bar is essentially the size of a snow cone stand, serving beers, margaritas, Mexican martinis and other mixed drinks. Located near an increasingly busy location, back behind Whole Foods and Pure Austin Gym and amongst the condo buildings, the bar serves a mix of neighborhood upscale professionals and residents who enjoy the comfortable patio chairs and low-key atmosphere.
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Insider Tips
When to GoHappy hour, featuring $2 well drinks, margaritas, Lone Star and Pabst Blue Ribbon runs from 4pm to 7pm Monday through Friday and 5pm to 8pm on weekends.
Look GoodOther beer choices include Stella Artois, XX Lager, Red Stripe, Fireman's 4 and domestics like Miller Lite.
ParkingThere is no designated lot, but there are often spots located on Fifth Street alongside Whole Foods and the retail building across the street.
User Reviews for Tiniest Bar in Texas
11/15/2007 Posted by blah_blah_blahdidy_blah
This bar is different from most any bar I can think of in town because it has people from all walks of life. People you might see at a preppy bar, gay bar, rocker bar all come together to enjoy great music (often a lot of 80s and Indie) in a very low key atmosphere. I am also totally hooked on Tito's and Sweetos. This is Tito's Vodka with Sweet Leaf tea. Anyone from the SF bay area might see a similarity of vibe with Zeitgeist in the mission district. Me likeskit!!!
Pros: Great Location, Great People, Great Music, Great Vibe
Cons: Lines at the bar, but thats true anywhere I guess
11/01/2007 Posted by connie_sewer
the photo here is flattering. up close, it's pretty shabby next the glitzy condos and the whole foods compound. drinks are cheap and there is a good selection, but it's a little grungy and it's right on the road. better hope it doesn't get cold or rain because there is nowhere to sit inside.
Pros: cheap drinks, good location
Cons: zero atmosphere, car exhaust level, noise level, no indoor seating
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