Festive holiday pop-up with creative Christmas cocktails and decor


























307 W 5th St, Austin, TX 78701 Get directions
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"Of course, this holiday pop-up at the downtown bar eggnog. The Jingle Ball Nog has a booze base of brandy and cream sherry, plus almond milk, eggs, cream, vanilla, and a nutmeg topping. Advanced tickets are recommended. There are indoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury


"Returning for its seventh year at the Eleanor (307 West 5th Street), the national holiday pop-up will run from Thursday, November 16 through Wednesday, December 27 and features extreme holiday decor and cocktails such as Jingle Balls Nog, hot buttered rum, and nice and naughty shots." - Erin Russell

"Decked out at 307 West 5th Street, Miracle on 5th Street is a boozy Christmas wonderland occupying the Eleanor through Saturday, December 29, with kitschy red/green/white decor — hanging wrapped presents, tinsel, red ribbons, a leg lamp (an ode to A Christmas Story), and a decked-out tree galore — and a back room styled like an après-ski lodge with long communal tables and a snowy mountain mural, as co-owner Justin Lavenue revealed to Eater." - Eater Staff

"Get a head start on winter holiday vibes with the Austin location of the national Christmas pop-up. Expect festive lights and seasonal drinks from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets are available online." - Nadia Chaudhury

"A seasonal holiday pop-up returning to its usual downtown event space from November 17 through December 27, offering its signature cocktails (like the Snowball Old Fashioned and the SanTaRex) alongside new drinks. The installation includes a Sky Lodge bar serving Old Fashioneds, other cocktails, beer, wine, and novelty shots delivered on a ski. General entry is ticketed in advance (tickets include a shot and multi-visit pass options), though happy hour is walk-in from opening until 6 p.m. A dedicated booth sells glassware, merch, and to-go cocktails (online ordering available), and 10% of takeout proceeds will benefit three local and national charities." - Nadia Chaudhury