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Apothecary Cafe & Wine Bar

4800 Burnet Rd Ste 450, Austin, TX | Map it  

78756 30.318612 -97.739543

(512) 371-1600 | View Website

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Austin Owned Coffee & Wine Bar Located in the heart of Austin. Come in and enjoy a glass or bottle of your favorite local wine.

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Neighborhoods:
Brentwood - Highland, Brentwood
Price:
$$
Categories:
Wine Bars, Restaurants, Coffee & Tea Shops

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Restaurant Special Features:
Bar Scene, Date Spot, Group Dining, Lunch Spot, Notable Wine List, Special Occasion Dining, Live Music
Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express

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ATXGastronomist

Member since Feb, 2012 View Profile
57Reviews
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Joined 3 months ago
5.0
May 21, 2012

Great spot for Gluten-free. Great wine specials (half off bubbles on Saturdays!) and an extensive gluten-free menu make this charming wine bar a standout in Allandale.

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A reviewer

Member since Oct, 2009 View Profile
4Reviews
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Joined 3 years ago
1.0
August 14, 2010

Cute place, bad service. Was really excited about trying this place since it had aesthetic appeal. One of the owners was akward and wouldn't honor one of their coupons. Our waitress was rude and would keep forgetting to check on us outside. The prices aren't worth their lack of service.

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CSMobileUser

Member since Dec, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
3.0
February 16, 2010

Great the first couple of times.... I really want to like this place. The decor is reflective of a Parisian meets Morrocan theme. The wine list is great...and the food was fantastic. The first couple of times I went, the service and food were great. I always buy wine....I've never had their coffee btw. But the past couple of weeks the owners/head bar staff/'managers are not as friendly or warm as they were when they first opened. Even worse. on Valentine's day, my boyfriend and I went in and it was kind of dirty and smelled like bug spray. NOT romantic. this was during the day and we had plans later...so all wasn't wasted. I like Vino Vino, Uncorked, and House. I want to make Apothecary MY place to go since I live here. The main guy said he wanted to create a neighborhood place where people know each other. That's cool. Theu just need to build that. It seems right now the young owners need to concentrate on building a relationship with regulars, make sure the food is consistent , keep it clean, (and not bug sprayish...or glasses spotty) and realize people may drop $100 or more a month on wine, food and coffee. THE TRUE BASICS will help this newcomer establish itself. I've been in the industry for a long time....so I know what I'm saying and I hope they'll make this better than Paris! I'm rooting for them!

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hpnotiq_dime

Member since Nov, 2006 View Profile
30Reviews
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Joined 6 years ago
2.0
January 08, 2010

Interesting Experience. I went there this afternoon for an informal meeting. I decided to order food because I had not eaten lunch--the panini was my 1st choice but when I was told about the soup of the day--I decided to go for it--a spicy chicken tortilla soup. I ordered it--with a mug of hot chocolate. The guy at the counter said they had avocado so when the bowl appeared without it I asked & he went to get some but came back with none. They were out. So I asked about the tortilla the soup was missing and they went to the back and appeared several minutes later with a bowl of what looked like whole wheat flour tortillas that had been fried? Anyway--it wasn't what I was looking for at all & I didn't end up eating it. The guy that came back MINUS the avocado said he would comp my hot chocolate but as we went to leave he never mentioned it--so I asked him and he reached in his pocket to hand me $2. I guess I don't get having chicken tortilla soup minus the tortilla & avocado. It more more of a spicy chicken soup. I was shocked that when they saw it wasn't eaten they didn't inquiry WHY? But oh well..I guess it was $8 down the drain--thank goodness that was all I spent AFTER the $2 refund.

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Alexandra Richmond

Member since May, 2009 View Profile
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Joined 3 years ago
November 17, 2009

Citysearch Editorial Review. Austin needs another wine bar like it needs another live music venue, but this one deserves locals' attention for its laid-back vibe and tasty wares. Intricately carved pieces of wood frame the room, and light fixtures add lovely accents. Decor is modern and sleek and still feels antique and lovingly worn--a neat trick. Guests sit at bar stools or wide tables to feast on grilled panini, crispy salads and appropriately artisanal cheeses. The wide, expansive wine list has an international focus and staff is happy to let inquisitive customers sample new (to them) vintages. Teas and coffees are made with pride and if foam is there, expect it to be prettily decorated.

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