Beerburg

Amazing experience and Beerburg! To be honest, the name of this brewery feels unimpressive, but as it’s our goal to go to every brewery in the Austin area, we went anyways. We loved the location with lots of space tucked away near Jester King, the copious amount of outdoor seating, and the modern art and interior of the brewery. The beer menu was vast, covering many different styles and variations. The food menu was also delicious, all of it made in house. Service was fast and exceptional. Definitely come here - it’s worth the trip!

We had such a great time here! There were five of us — 4 adults and a first grader — and we snagged the couches as a comfortable place to drink and chat. We love the beers, and the salsa/queso/guacamole appetizer was yummy. We enjoyed the brisket tacos as well. Nice play area for the kids!

What a great brewery! It's down the way from Jester King! Outside has a fantastic view, dog friendly, with disc golf baskets. Inside area is large with very helpful staff, and games for everyone. Good was excellent, beers were cold, and we were so happy we finally made it to this gem.

Have popped in here a few times over the last month. Very nice and clean location. Good vibe. Bartender is very friendly. Seems like something new is on tap each visit which is fun. They have some really unique brews too. Tried the food for the first time today and was fairly impressed. Rice was a little overdone but taquitos and quesadilla were great. They have a 9-hole disc golf course too. The icecream is what I have to try next. Very curious after reading the flavors. And the rotating trivia night sounds like a great time. Worth a stop.

Great brewery just a bit outside of Austin! Delicious beer section and amazing atmosphere. The food options were also very good - fresh Mexican food. Couldn’t resist their fresh made ice cream either. Different flavors and were very unique! Can’t wait to see distribution come to WI someday!

I love that Beerburg is so close to home. We had a lovely evening just trying their food and having drinks. I liked that they had non alcoholic drink options for those like me who can't handle alcohol. Food was amazing from their cauliflower chorizo taco to chicarons. Gold Yukon Potatoes to their homemade ice creams. I am already planning my next time.

Beerburg is quite large for a microbrewery and very well situated if you want to feel that you are out of the city as, once you are on their grounds, there is a very rural, away from it all feel. The Tap Room and Restaurant area is large. Their offerings of both beer and food are not only extensive, but excellent. They also have an ice-cream bar. The food was so good that I felt it necessary to find and compliment the chef as well as spot him and his staff to a round. There is a good selection of indoor games as well as a huge outdoor area with tables, a dog park, disc golf, corn hole, etc. This is a highly recommended stop.

We came here for Mother’s Day and had such a nice time! The service was great - all the staff were super friendly, helpful, and quick. The food was absolutely delicious. We had the app trio and the barbacoa. And of course the beer was 🤌🏻. I’d definitely recommend a flight or two! We especially loved the unique kids play area and the shaded outdoor area. We hope to come back again soon!

| Beers | I like the concept behind Beerburg Brewing, including sustainably sourced and mostly local ingredients, and using Texas-grown herbs in their beer making process. This makes for creative beers, such as the Sourflower berliner weisse, made with yarrow to add the tartness and floral notes. It is a very unique berliner weisse! They also have several IPA and pale ales, which is my jam. I tried three and my favorite was the Flame Leaf IPA made with sumac, but I also enjoyed the Devil's Claw west coast style IPA. | Food | Regarding food, you can't go wrong with the tasty chicken flautas! They are topped with plenty of cotija cheese, pico de gallo, and a crema sauce. They pair well with beer! They also have made-in-house ice cream. | Atmosphere | It's a family and dog friendly place (dogs outside only). They even have a fenced off dog park area, which is great for pup parents. The outdoor space is large, and includes a nice patio area. I'm looking forward to enjoying it come Fall and Spring seasons.

Cool vibe, nice staff, decent beer, VERY kid friendly. Like, "make sure you have kids or enjoy kids" kid friendly. Lotta kids. Great outdoor play area for kiddos, but also quite a few kids inside. Very large venue overall. Cool hangout areas outside for adults, too. Beer was decent. I wanted a nice dark, rich stout or porter since cold weather was arriving, but alas, no such luck. That was disappointing. Whatever brown ale we got instead was decent. Munchies were good. We got chips with salsa, guac, and queso. YUM. I'd stop here again but only after confirming ahead of time that they had the genre of beer I was craving - since, you know, it's a brewery and I'm going for the beer. =)

Whoa. Bit a of a drive outside of the city, but totally worth the drive. The smash Burger was incredible, phenomenal experimental beers, cool vibe and they have a disc golf course out back. One of the things that makes the beer special is they usually have a few rotational beers where they incorporate ingredients foraged on the property.

We stopped by Beerburg Brewing on a recent Sunday afternoon on a holiday weekend.  This place is one of the "trail stops" on the Dripping Springs "Dripping with Taste Trail."  The place is nice, inside and out, life music, playing on Sunday afternoon, sounded very good. Because of the holiday, the place wasn't that crowded.  Lots of folks going in and out of doors, so there were quite a few flies inside. We were seated immediately and given our card to post when we were ready to order. As noted in other yelp reviews, there wasn't a real clear explanation given about the posting of the "we're ready to order card," but we figured out that it goes in the small metal holder on top of the paper towel stand on the table.  Cudos for the perforated paper towels, we've been to other similar restaurants where the paper towels are not perforated, making it very difficult to tear off a sheet or two. We stopped two different servers to ask questions about several items on the menu before we ordered, both were generally unaware of how food was being prepared and put together in the kitchen.  What is sofrito rice?  "Uh, it's red rice, I don't know what's in it."  What are myacoba refried beans?  "Uh, beans that are mashed up."  You get the picture... Ultimately, we were able to order food and a flight of beers.  We ordered the brisket tacos and the flauta basket (electing to have 4 of the chicken flautas).  The food was excellent, ingredients very fresh, flavor profiles well developed, a little bit of heat in everything.  The brisket tacos were probably some of the best we've ever had!  The flautas were just downright decadent.  Rolled tortillas, deep fried, topped with charred jalapeno avocado salsa, pico de gallo, crema and cotija cheese.  Delicious! For our beer flight, we sampled each of the wild craft beers (ingredients foraged from the property and put in the beer) and the red pale ale.  I must say the wild craft beers were different, we liked the nope ale the best, it was almost like a rose wine.  The red pale ale was very good. Bottom Line:  service, average;  food, excellent;  beer, just OK.  We did not have a "gotta go back there" experience at Beerburg Brewing.

Off the beaten path out towards Dripping Springs - well worth the diversion on Fitzhugh road, north of 290. Large indoor/outdoor area, ample parking. Greeted at the door, got a little card you stick on the paper towel dispenser thingy at your table when you want to order. Wait staff shows up in seconds, brings your stuff out to you - no confusing "go here for your wooden drink token, then take it to that person over there, and they give you a chit to take to the bar....."(with a queue at each station), or, "order drinks here, then over there for food, then pick up at another spot......" Nope, just find a spot and enjoy the tasty beers and food. Extra friendly staff, pleasant interactions, all in all, glad we made the effort to get out here. IPAs passed the Hop Queen's snoot of approval, and the food is clearly superior to the usual pub grub - they have a real chef back there putting together food that is worth the drive all by itself.

I chose to stop here on my bestie's recommendation. A year or so ago, she came here one weekend and would not stop raving about the food. She told me that I would like it....and she was right! I enjoyed the ambiance, the beer and the taste of the food. There is seating available indoor and outdoors. I came here on the way back from Fredericksburg. I enjoyed sitting outside as there were areas designated for dogs and there was a beautiful field of wildflowers in front of us. The servers were all very friendly and I appreciated that they took the time to answer my questions as it was my first time there. The beer that I had was refreshing and with floral notes - perfect to beat the summer heat. The food was very well seasoned and delicious. I meant to take some home for later but it was so good that none was left!

Bidden little gem. The beer is good, the staff is friendly. I recommend the papas locas appetizer. This place is family friendly. Randomly, they have ice cream, which you can buy by the scoop, or get a flight of, so the kidos will enjoyas well :).

Never been here but saw they were having a New Year Eve at noon party and decided to give them a try. Band was still setting up at noon. We did our own cheers with the water bottles we brought. After waiting at a table for 45 minutes someone came out and asked what we wanted to drink but no food could be ordered. Their kitchen was overwhelmed. Band did a count down at 12:06. They finally started to play at 12:30. We got our drinks in 15 minutes from ordering. When he brought our drinks he said we can probably order food now, let me out get out a few more drinks. Ordered food and it took a hour. Band barely played and then took a hour break. Food was ok. My husband enjoyed his beer. Prices are high. Sounds like it was a great idea that was poor planned and even worst executed. Plus it was a beautiful day and we were on patio with a decent view and we were able to spend some time with a friend we hadn't seen in awhile. May give them another chance on a non event day. Will never attend another event here.

Over the weekend we had the opportunity to travel down to Austin and stay at the brewery in our Airstream. This was a fabulous place! The beer that they are brewing is unique and flavorful, along with traditional street tacos and Mexican fare, which can be pretty competitive in Austin. When we first go there, I asked for a Topo Chico, which they don't have because they have something much better! If you want something refreshing to clean the palette before you start trying different beers, order the Hop Water! It is amazing! I really have to commend the staff, because they were friendly, attentive to our needs, and fast. That is a challenge in today workforce, and there is nothing worse than having great food and crappy service. While the beer and food was delicious - the one thing that stood out as exceptional was the ice cream flight. That is a must have if you visit Beerburg Brewing. The seasonal speciality was Atole Ice Cream and it was our favorite!

Had the Devil's Claw West Coast IPA. It was good! Still singing Caribbean Queen from their 80s playlist though.

Love the casual atmosphere and the fabulous house made sustainable brews. The food is so fresh and so tasty! The service is super friendly I think I found my new home lol

Surprisingly solid Mexican food paired with super unique beers? They got that here. Picturesque Hill Country views don't hurt either. This is probably the most underrated brewery in the area. They consistently pump out solid brews with great service. Make this a stop on your Dripping Springs brewery crawl.

Great Facility! Great Vibe! Great Beer! Great Food! Need I say more. Glad we found this place while visiting another Brewery nearby. It was Record night where you bring in your own records and spin em. The Bartender had a couple of her own she was spinning which makes it a lot of fun. The Full Service Mexican Restaurant is what makes this place outstanding! Delicious Food that pairs well with your beer! We would definitely go back!

Amazing food, they have chef doing an amazing job with food, appetizer trio is our go to. We also tried their tacos and many other things over the time. I love their setup, they have wide options in food including vegan or vegetarian options. They also have some good ice cream to cool down on a hot day, a lot of parking, indoor and outdoor seating area. My wife tried their jackfruit tacos and black bean tacos, they both were amazing, specifically their salsa and aioli makes it taste amazing. Beers are nice, I'm a sucker for Mexican lagers and they have a good mix of Mexican lager and blonde style beers. Last time I was there, they had sun dance fest there - crowded but very well managed.

I came here on a Thursday evening, maybe around 7, and there were only a couple other groups there. We had the whole patio to ourselves with just our dog and the sunset! The setting is hard to beat, a nice view of the hills, an area with trees and benches, and a dog park. They have an indoor area, too! The beer choices were plentiful and varied, and for non beer lovers they have other alcoholic and nonalcoholic options. We ordered flautas, brisket tacos, and patatas bravas. My favorite of the three were the patatas - great flavor, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Also quite a bit for the price. The flautas were good - the shell was perfectly crunchy. But, the taste was lacking. This was the case with the tacos, too. Also, for the price, I think 3 would be more reasonable vs. 2... Though I was satisfied (not too full) by the end. Definitely order some ice cream! Both flavors we had were great - probably the best of the food tbh! Overall a great place to hang out with some friends and have a few drinks. Very dog friendly. The food is promising, but will have to try more to be convinced.

We came here over Memorial Day weekend and had a blast. It wasn't crowded which was nice because it was relaxing- although I'm sure that won't last long... we tried the flight and a variety of beers and enjoyed all of it! The staff was super friendly and the place is spacious and clean. We got the mushroom asada and the quesadillas and both were amazing. I loved the fried crispy tortillas that both came with. The plates are a little small for the price but I think it is well worth to try the food! We also got pistachio ice cream. I wanted to get a flight but we were already too full. I would definitely come back though to try more as they have some interesting flavors!!

This place has some very different beers that were quite good! I'm normally a double IPA or hazy IPA drinker, and they didn't have much in that regard here but they made up for it with a number of unique and really well balanced beers. We met the owner and he introduced us to some of their other beers. Great experience. Definitely a place to come back and visit.

Was visiting Austin and we came by here during the afternoon. Nice big open inside area. They had live music at the time. Good selection of beers, good service and the food was great. Nice outdoor area as well and beautiful views.

Hidden away by the ranches, there a cute little brewery with indoor, patio and garden beer seating overlooking a valley. Great beers and food. Had a little bit of everything and it was all very tasty.. They also have a small selection of wine and cider for the non beer drinkers. Nice view of the sunset too. People were friendly, service was fast, prices were decent and they had honkey Tonk nights Thursdays but they have a cover charge of $10 with no reentry. Great for a social night.

Food is terrible. Beer is terrible too. Zero stars. Not even one star. Ambiance is fine. Service is fine; but myself and guest were literally the only people in the joint. There's some jerk, I guess it's the owner that sits at the bar behind his laptop and chirps about the beers, that literally all suck. Brisket isn't supposed to be greasy in any way, you jackamos. All of your shit sucked.

Y'all. We decided to give this place a shot instead of Jester King, and i gotta say i was pleasantly surprised. I cant remember the exact names, but their IPAs were solid and well worth a try! But y'all can we talk about the taqueria? My partner ordered the cauliflower chorizo, and i got the pastor, and my word i was not prepared for how good the food is. Well worth the trip from Austin! For those with kiddos, they also have a pretty cool fenced in play area. For those with doggos, theres also a pretty great fenced in dog park area if your furchild needs to get off leash for a bit. Service was also super quick. Admittedly we got there not long after opening, but even as more people were sitting we never had an issue with ordering more for the table.

Yet another boozy destination on Fitzhugh Road. Should have invested in property a few years ago... Nice venue with table service! I don't have to stand in line to get a beer! Yay!!! Hate me if you want...I've decided to stop tipping at beer gardens where I have to stand in line for more than 3 minutes. Good beer. We tried a flight of the lighter beers - all decent. Hubby liked the Sour but wasn't happy with the prickly pear milkshake IPA. I think he got exactly what he ordered... Had chips and salsa. Menu looks pretty good. Love the dog park and the shaded tables. Did I mention TABLE SERVICE!

TLDR: A really pleasant brewery experience, if a bit out of the way So right off the bat, this place is beautiful. The "taproom" isn't really a room, and more of a tap cavern. Lots of seating, but enough space it still feels very spacious about. We got both appetizers and some food. for apps, we got the trio. The salsa was really really good. Queso and Guac were both good, but not exceptional. If I am being honest, I can't remember which two tacos I got, but they were fantastic. Everyone at the table really enjoyed theirs. I had two different flights, so I got to sample a large amount of their beers. they have a lot of really original and unique flavors, while still maintaining a lot of the regulars you see at a lot of breweries. It really gives this place a lot of individuality, while not making it niche. all of the beers were at least "pretty good". Of the 8 I tried though, none really made it to the "phenomenal" level, which is my one and only complaint about the place. 100% worth the visit, and amongst the best breweries in Austin. 4.75/5

Stayed here as part of Harvest Hosts and asked cousins to join us. Enjoyed a variety of beers, kombucha, and unique sodas. And the food (Ka Violeta Taqueria) was fantastic and very unique and creative. The ceviche style cauliflower was like nothing else I've ever had - delicious! Friendly service, great outside area with picnic tables, dog park and what looked like a play area for kids. And don't forget the ice cream - Mexican vanilla and Honey Bourbon Vanilla (seasonal) were both yummy! Would never have known about this place if not for Harvest Hosts!

We stumbled upon this place today and fell in love! The atmosphere was chill and perfect. They have a beautiful outdoor space filled with picnic tables, trees, a dog park and a play area. There is ample room indoors too. The beer choices were unique and tasty. The food tasted fresh and we both loved what we ordered. I had the Al Pastor Taco Plater and my wife chose the Quesadilla's. They also had a delicious sounding ice cream menu that we can't wait to try. We will be back!

My wife and I needed a getaway so we loaded up our RV and looked for a place to camp at. We found this brewery just a few miles SW of Austin that just had STUNNING food! I had the chicken tortilla soup which was probably the best I've ever had. I also got a pair of chicken quesadillas while my wife got the pork tacos. Everything including the chips N queso was just great. The vibe was relaxed and easy going, it was quiet enough to enjoy the Motown music mix, our servers were friendly, the prices quite reasonable, and food was delivered within minutes. We finished off the night with a flight of ice cream. Oh yeah -- the beer was good too. We're bringing all of our friends here first chance we get.

Just...wow. Best tacos I have had in my life and the beer if fantastic too. We sat inside but the outdoor seating options were lovely with live music of course. The Birria taco platter was definitely the best dish of the night but we will be back soon to sample the rest of the menu. The Wildcraft Pale Ale was truly special but every beer we tried had a fantastic, distinct, flavor profile.

Great fresh food made to order. The employees were all very friendly,cheerful, and helpful. It is a very relaxing and laid back atmosphere with lots of seating inside and out. If you're into frisbee golf bring your equipment because they have a 9 hole course. It's also very kid and dog friendly so bring the whole family. All of their beers are very unique in that they use local herbs and berries found on the property in the brewing process which gives the beers a bright freshness and herbal aroma. The food menu has a few items which may or may not be available due to the availability of certain items which again means everything is made fresh from scratch. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you're into trying different microbrews. Grab a flight of 4 beers and you may find your next favorite. Don't forget to finish the visit with a flight of 4 homemade ice creams which also have somewhat of a rotating menu. The sweet corn and blueberry ice cream was amazing!

Great service and ambiance. Perfect location to hang out and have a drink. Will say the food is okay but not the best, a bit overpriced. Also, HUGE fly problem couldn't go more then 2 seconds without having to swat a fly away from my food or drink.

Food was great especially the Guacamole. Service was friendly and music was fine. Will most definitely be back

I think this is my new favorite brewery! What a quirky little place with amazing Mexican food and great beer and wine. The staff is friendly and takes their time explaining what's on the menu and even provides recommendations. Their food is fresh and delicious ... every item we ordered was so tasty! I LOVE that they have homemade ice cream ... a variety of flavors and some of them that are seasonal. I'm definitely coming back to enjoy their outdoor seating, try their other tacos and of course... ice cream!!! Potatos bravas - nice and crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. Delicious seasoning. Great sauce to dip the potatoes in. Guacamole - oh so fresh! Again, just the right amount of salt and lime in it. Chips were fresh too. Brisket tacos - well marinated and cooked brisket (on the spicy side), with caramelized and pickled onions on a semi fried taco... yum yum yum Ice cream - chocolate with strawberry was great although I did wish they had more strawberries in it. Blueberry cheesecake tasted just like it's name! Beerburg Brewery for the win!!!

Four of us visited the brewery as we were touring the Hill Country area. We stopped for a beer and appetizer. We were promptly seated and didn't understand that we needed to put up a 'flag' to get someone to wait on us. I'm sure they Told us that but was clearly a bit confused. Once we figured it out we ordered 2 beers and the Trio appetizer. Appetizer came out very quickly that included freshly made, thin tortilla chips (5), queso (3, thin and lacked flavor), guacamole (5; freshly made, great flavor), and a thick red salsa (5). We were practically done with the appetizer and still no beer. Went to the bar to find out and finally tracked the waitress down. She seemed distracted and unorganized but she checked and they were just sending to the table. Beer was very good. Had to track down the waitress again for our bill. Not sure I would return as there are many breweries to choose from in this area. Property was very nice, inside of bar/restaurant needed cleaned up.

Dog park for the dog. Playground for the kid. Disc golf for dad. Good food. Good beer. What more do you people want?!?!?

Everything we had was good. Nothing was just thrown together or slapped onto a plate. Everything we ordered was plated beautifully and tasted good. Because of covid most restaurants I've been too have been sloppy and rushed to get it out the door and not much care places in their food. The staff were very friendly and took precautions to keep themselves and us safe, which we really appreciated. I'm not a beer fan so I got a glass if the rosè, it was decent at best. My husband had a cider which was really good. We will definitely be back with our dog once it cools down some and the full menu is available. It looks like it will be amazing! Good job y'all!

This was on our list of breweries to visit, location was nice but the general vibe was chaotic even with how few tables were seated. Staff were nice, but seemed like they didn't want to be there. Tried a few of the beers and they were definitely not up to the level of the other breweries we had visited, just a lack of body and flavor. We had a few items off the "taqueria menu" it was your run of the mill fried Mexican food (no fresh options) most of which tasted like it had been reheated so it was dry. The beans were good but a tiny portion. My friend had the smoked Tuna taco and after one bite rejected and decided it was way passed its sell by date. All in all nothing special about this place, overpriced and pretentious for the quality, will not be revisiting on our next trip.

Drop by after being away for a year. Food was still tasty but the rice and beans were served cold. There's no excuse for that.

At first it seemed ok. I never liked the beer, but the food was great. I think they lost one of their main chefs? Service is spotty, food is greasy. Meh. Pass this one by. Jester King and Fitzhugh Brewing are nearby!

BOGO hamburgers on Tuesday. Meat cooked to order. Tasty IPA beers. Good service, too.

Great outdoor beer and food. Lovely 15 acres hill country scenery. If it is too hot, eat and drink indoors.

Great west coast ipa. But no 2x shirts to advertise for them. I guess on to the next brewery.

Great beers, great atmosphere, and friendly welcoming staff. Beerburg is well designed, with several different seating areas and options. Indoors, there are several sections with comfy leather couches & vintage chairs. there are a few vintage games, which is great for families with small children. The main area has rows of communal beer hall tables. There is also an outdoor deck with colorful outdoor seating areas & views of the hill country. The murals inside create a fun vibe, bringing a light hearted & colorful contrast to the natural tones of the vintage furniture. We got the pale ale and the pilsner. Both were good. I'd definitely recommend checking out Beerburg.

Excellent brewery AND eatery outside the madness that is now Austin. You can sit among the trees and enjoy a cold craft brew while chowing down on their great, and reasonably priced, cuisine. Well off the beaten path for a reason: It's not over-run by hipsters wearing black! I'm an old white guy and I'm a fan. Go now!!!

This brewery was just so cool. They have a great outdoor space and really have their whole ordering process streamlined. Loved the beers and the fact that they take reservations.

Went for a wedding pre party on a Thursday night for happy hour. Great spot very spacious. They also have an outdoor patio wood deck. The food and beers were tasty. Drank the Horehound Amber 7.6% . They also had a band perform from 8pm-10pm

No more Birria. New owners. Removed all the personality. Changed how you order food. Totally different beer menu. You wrecked a good thing.

Beerburg is one of my favorite places as of late. Tonight was very disappointing though. I ordered the chicken birria tacos, there was a mixup and IG got the pork tacos instead. I politely asked the server if he could exchange them for the chicken tacos. The manager came by and rather than simply exchanging the food, she chose to debate with me insisting that the kitchen assured her that they had made chicken tacos. Poor customer service tonight unlike my previous visits

Great atmosphere Great service, everyone was so helpful. Great food Great location Great drinks Really a hidden gem in the hill country. Enjoy now before everyone finds out about it. Thanks for a great experience!

I visited Beerburg for this year's Barks for Beers and was thoroughly impressed. The venue has plenty of seating indoors and the atmosphere was pleasant. So, the beer was delicious and the artisanal ice creams were incredible but when you visit do not forget to try the striped bass ceviche! Holy bajoles it is knock your socks off delicious. I'm looking forward to making the trek out to Beerburg again ASAP.

The beers are ok. The food looks good. The outside area is nice. The playground is an adventure for kids

Ok, they're very, very new - open only a few weeks when we first visited. We only tried the beer, so this first review is limited and will be followed by a future visit to try the food. The menu looks interesting, though the dishes we saw come out looked delicious but small. We only tired their in-house brews. The pale ale was, well, pale. It's a decent lawnmower beer suited for hotter days than the cool, breezy February afternoon that we were there. I had their amber, which I found credible - more full and more body than most of that ilk. Beerburg makes up for it by having on tap a large number of offerings from other area breweries, and, having sampled practically every other one on the list, I can vouch that it is an excellent spread. Their schtick at present rest with service and venue. The service is prompt and tech savvy. You stick a red card in the slot of the paper towel holder at your table, and a server is there chop-chop with a tablet to take and quickly deliver your order. You can even cash out that way without having to find a place at bar. The venue is mega dog friendly and kid friendly, with separate fenced yards for both. I anticipate that, as the weather warms and world spreads, they will become crowded and popular. I'll be back to test it again for food and a promised broader in-house beer selection.