Sign Bar

Bar · Walter e Long Lake

Sign Bar

Bar · Walter e Long Lake

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9909 FM 969 Bldg 3, Austin, TX 78724

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Bar showcasing 75+ old Austin signs, live music, yard games  

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9909 FM 969 Bldg 3, Austin, TX 78724 Get directions

signbartexas.com
@signbaraustin

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9909 FM 969 Bldg 3, Austin, TX 78724 Get directions

signbartexas.com
@signbaraustin

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Sign Bar Review - East Austin - Austin - The Infatuation

"We’re not entirely sure if it serves as a tribute to old Austin, or a stark reminder of how quickly the city continues to grow, but Sign Bar in far East Austin, near Walter E. Long Metropolitan Park, is a bar with dozens of signs from closed, iconic Austin businesses. Use it as an opportunity to revisit some old memories, or just as a mini history lesson. There’s a full bar with a small menu of pretty classic, simple cocktails, plus the usual options for beer and wine. There are rotating food trucks on-site most nights of the week.  " - Nicolai McCrary

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"Sign Bar, a new venue in far east Austin, opened on June 16 at 9909 FM Road 969, Building 3. It features a full bar and rotating food trucks, currently hosting a taco truck. The bar displays over 75 iconic Austin signs from both closed and still-operating venues. The cocktail menu includes options like blackberry mules, spicy margaritas, and Old Fashioneds. Brunch cocktails are available on weekends, featuring drinks like the bloody mary named This Is a Sign. The venue is managed by FBR Management and occupies a former automobile service station with both indoor and outdoor spaces." - Erin Russell

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C Crosby

Google
Such a fun spot to hang out. Plenty of parking. The signs are giant and fun to just explore the space. A few big games make it easy to stay and enjoy. Great food next door and at the food truck! Only complaint is the drink choices are lackluster but next time I’ll just grab a beer and hangout.

Sunkylar KIM

Google
Seeing all the older signs was excellent; it seems like it is getting bigger now! You can play the yard games, Jenga, and you may meet the kitty 😻 You can buy drinks at the bar; food trucks are outside the Sign bar. We went there around 10 pm, and all the food trucks were closed except the Fried Chicken truck, just in front of the main entrance. The weather was perfect and the team members were so friendly! It will be perfect to chill with friends at night time!

Johnny !

Google
A wonderful experience for anyone who has lived in Austin for a bit. Very cute that it's just 'outside' of Austin. Frankly, the service was good, but even if it were bad, this place would get a great review. The energy into the nostalgia.... It's excellent.

Carlos Hernandez

Google
Make sure to visit, you will enjoy the wonderful visual experience. Our family loved it & the food truck food is great. The pizza was delicious. Think I liked it more than the tacos. 👍

Celeste Andrade

Google
It's a really neat place to hangout and have a few drinks. They have tons of signs from local businesses, if you're a local this place may induce some feelings of nostalgia. They have the old Frisco's sign! There is also an I ❤️ Video themed room. (note: I❤️V made the best pizza I ever had! Bring back the pizza please!) There is of course the bar, a few food trucks, and a couple of boutiques, it's worth driving a few miles east of Austin, to go check it out.

Aimee Isabel Salazar

Google
I am so happy that we chose this place to celebrate a birthday! They were so great with communication, accommodating, ambience was great, and the drinks were yummy!! Thank you sign bar team for making it a memorable experience! Our whole party enjoyed it :)and to add to this review the watermelon frozen drink was my favorite and they had pizza and fried chicken food trucks which we tried and were good!

David Crow

Google
Nothing to see here, said no one ever. Great hangout place with all the Austin nostalgia you could want. Frozen drinks are very tasty but nearly cost $20 so be careful cause they can go fast as they are not served in small glasses.

E. ROSS

Google
The drinks are strong and the chicken food truck is delicious...try the pickles!! This place is the definition of nostalgia. It was cool seeing all the older signs all in one unique space. Had fun playing the yard games, Jenga and Connect Four. They also had tossing games too. It was HOT outside when we went so I recommended going at night or in the cooler months! Fun place! 😁