US Department of the Treasury

Federal government office · Parker Lane

US Department of the Treasury

Federal government office · Parker Lane

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1619 Woodward St, Austin, TX 78772

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Vault-like speakeasy with daily happy hour, espresso martinis  

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1619 Woodward St, Austin, TX 78772 Get directions

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1619 Woodward St, Austin, TX 78772 Get directions

+1 202 756 6468
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wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Aug 7, 2025

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The Best Speakeasies & Secret Bars In Austin (And How To Get In)

"Located behind Shangri-La on East Sixth, The Treasury is a semi-secret, loosely bank-themed bar. And by loosely bank-themed, we mean that it’s located in a tiny room down a flight of stairs that makes us feel like we’re entering an old vault. There are no reservations, so plan accordingly—weekends can get busy—but they’re one of the few speakeasies in town that offers Happy Hour every day from 6-8pm, in case you needed another reason to kick the night off early. They don’t have food of their own, but you can bring down some White Castle-inspired burgers from the Golden Castle food trailer upstairs, and enjoy a fun, unconventional pairing with a couple espresso martinis. " - nicolai mccrary

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Pablo

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A bureaucratic nightmare. The government’s websites are an absolute disaster, especially the Dept of State & Tresury forms. Showcases a level of incompetence that’s frankly embarrassing. I tried accessing it, selecting city, and entering the captcha, but it just spiraled into a maze of irrelevant government data. The captcha failed repeatedly, making the process not only time-consuming but also incredibly frustrating. After multiple attempts, I finally managed to get past the captcha, but the UIUX are deplorably outdated and painful. The dropdown menus are massive with no search functionality, which feels like a design choice from the Stone Age. I got to the third page of the form, thinking I was making progress, only for the site to unceremoniously kick me out, forcing me to start all over again. This isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it’s a significant barrier to accessing necessary services. The lack of competition for these government services means there’s no incentive to improve, leaving us stuck with this inefficient, user-hostile system. It’s high time for a radical overhaul or at least some competition to drive better service delivery. The current state of government websites is a clear example of how not to serve the public in the digital age.

Barbara Mullen

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What a dump. The facility are all original to the building in 1970. The air conditioning system constantly causes me issues.

Paul Safron

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I lernd wat I needed to know

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