"B.D. Riley’s has everything we want in an Irish pub: proper pours of Guinness, a great selection of local and Irish beers, and really solid pub fare. It’s located in Mueller, with a pretty large patio that spills out into the rest of the shopping development, so there’s a good amount of space. And with a handful of TVs, both inside and on the patio, there aren’t a lot of bad seats in the house." - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"B.D. Riley’s vaguely Irish take on a classic Canadian staple is a strong contender for the best poutine in Austin (there’s not a ton of competition). Crispy, thick-cut potatoes act as a bed for stretchy curds of melted cheese and a rich Guinness gravy. The substantial slices of steak on top are just the savory icing on the proverbial poutine cake." - nicolai mccrary
"The Mueller Irish bar is home to the most Irish-slash-New England teams out there: the Patriots and Fighting Irish, plus it’s a major soccer headquarters. Delight in dishes like fish and chips, Shepherd’s Pie, and a full Irish breakfast comprised of eggs, Irish bacon, sausage, black and white puddings, grilled tomato, mushrooms, and toasted homemade soda bread. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Soccer fans have an established headquarters in Austin, and it’s B.D. Riley’s Irish Pub in the Mueller neighborhood. B.D. Riley’s also hosts American football watch parties — flock here to view matches on the multiple flat-screen TVs — but even if you have no interest in sport, this warm and friendly pub is worth a visit." - Taylor Tobin
"Enjoy the Mueller Irish bar’s beers and pub food while watching soccer games at its well-laid-out, fenced-in patio in the heart of the booming neighborhood. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Erin Russell, Nadia Chaudhury