Christine Robins

Delicious shrimp tacos. Great tap list. Really great quality beer Friendly and personable and welcoming. Great service. Chill atmosphere. We like to come here whenever we are in the area.

Steve Basile

I live in Austin but have visited Beer Bones just about every trip back East for several years, including last night. This is one of those spots I am delighted survived the pandemic shutdowns, and even better, has thrived and improved. The draft beer list and atmosphere is still solid, the 16 or so taps well-curated, and the cooler full of local and regional favorites in cans and bottles for onsite or takeaway consumption. But the menu is much bigger, much better, and much more adventurous. This is not just simple pub grub! Example? My choice of Pork OssoBucco on the bone that was fork tender, juicy and flavorful, perfectly seasoned over homemade mashed potatoes., Companions ordered a classic Lobster Roll that looked perfect, and Shrimp Tacos that were delicious as well. They've added grilled salmon, several burgers and sandwiches and expanded the starters as well. It can get a bit noisy, with tile walls, concrete floors and a spirited crowd, but nothing too challenging. Fast friendly service too, with knowledgeable beertenders behind the bar. Tucked in a somewhat nondescript strip of stores, this gem might be easy to miss, but is well worth seeking out.

John Clements

Place has a great beer selection from all over, and the food is on point. Plus a nice outdoor seating area in the back makes this place a no brainer. If you go with someone not into beer, there is a full bar.

renae coleman

Love Beer Bones! Love the rotating menu of draft beer from local breweries. If you can't find something there you like, there is also a large selection of canned beers. The menu is so unique and has a little bit of everything. One of our staples is the Chicken N Hots. Just the right amount of heat and so delicious! I recently tried the mojito watermelon salad and was not disappointed. The service is great too; Always very friendly and accommodating! Highly recommend.

JayMac95

It was my friend and I first time attending this establishment and we both agree that this is an underrated very nice secret spot 👍. We drive by it all the time and the look of it from outside just draws the interest of any passerby. They mainly specialize in beers and have sixteen different drafts on tap which changes approximately every week or so. Nick was our bartender and he was truly amazing. Thank you Nick! We will definitely be coming back. He spun us up on the history of the establishment with how far in which it came from. June is their anniversary party and this year will be four years. The establishment is very clean, spacious and has a very nice interior design. They also have beers for sale in cans. It is a nice spot to sit and socialize or even grab a bite to eat! By far one of the best far foods I've seen. Their menu is quite diverse and the presentation of some of the different foods speaks volume. (Couldn't take pics of other people's food). We ordered thr birria Tacos and they were amazing 🌮 😋. There is also a patio outback in which you can go eat, drink and socialize. One thing I found interesting is that they have gold plates on the wall with the engravings of customers names who completed the 100 beer challenge. If you drink 100 different beers in the span of a year, you can get your name engraved on a gold plate and placed on the wall. Pretty cool of you ask me. My friend started and only 97 more to go! 🍻

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Adam G.

I truly enjoy what they have going on here. There is a great selection of craft beer on tap and in their coolers. I purchased two 16oz beers $7 each and a crowler to go for $17. The atmosphere is really modern and the establishment is very clean. The customer service is great and they have some cool events there on the schedule. I pass this place every day coming home from work. I may have to make it a staple to stop in more frequently 🍻

Patrick DeForest

The staff were awesome. Great service. Food was delicious and was served in a timely manner. Considering there were quite a few people there. If I wasn't just vacationing, I would make that a weekly stop for dinner.

Rissa

Tucked into a strip mall/plaza, this place offers good stout options and yummy brick oven pizza. Also love the burrata appetizer. The place is never full, and I’ve gone early afternoon and evening. Had some chats with the chef and bartender, both seem great. I e noticed some patrons come in just to access the beer in the cooler in the back to take home.

Pizza Man

Went for trivia, small place but great service, atmosphere, and food! Meatloaf was one of the best I've had, and that gravy was amazing, full of flavor other than just salt and pepper! The caprese chicken sandwich was good, pickles not so much. The beer selection was great and the staff was working hard and very attentive with how busy it was!

Aubry B

First time trying Beer Bones and unfortunately we won't be back. Starting with positives, the place is CLEAN! No dust or grime in sight. Dim lighting with casual seating and somewhat busy for a Thursday night. Very cozy even with board games available. The server was also attentive and polite and knowledgeable. I didnt know what drink I wanted but I described what I liked and he found me the perfect beer. Also kept us with us regularly throughout the night while busy. A great server and bartender. The food is where things went wrong. We ordered the appetizer pretzel with beer cheese and my fiancé got a Beer Bones Cheesesteak which he enjoyed except for the small portions and maybe a bit more cheese. I got the bacon bleu cheese burger and both entrees came with what tasted like tostito chips straight out of the bag. The burger had one strip of bacon with a bleu cheese sauce that had zero essence of bleu cheese. It was also kind of cold and soaked entirely in grease which is normally great for burgers. Except this grease had an aura of frozen patty. The cheesesteak was finished because it was only half a hoagie and lightly loaded, reportedly passable flavor but small portion. The pretzels were good and the beer cheese was flavorful but lightly mixed and needed a little help fully melding. I took a few bites of the burger but admittedly couldn't finish it to the point we didnt need to go boxes. My fiancé also got sick the next day at work so take that as you will. All in all the atmosphere, servers and options are on point especially with the bar. The kitchen needs a little help with execution. Fantastic place to drink and hangout, not a great dinner date.

Beer bones is a shell of what made it great. It went from a great Craft Beer location with awesome food to your average sports bar with okay food. Beer Bones was always a special place for us as we were there when it first opened. We always loved the vibe now it's just your average bar nothing remarkable has the same 10 beers on tap that everywhere else has. RIP OG Beer Bones Taproom.

Alex Valenti

I never like to leave negative reviews, however, I feel it’s my obligation to steer people in the right direction. Beer Bones is certainly not the right direction. The only reason I’m granting 2 stars is because of the mediocre rotating draft list which is heavily IPA weighted. The food, which is highly priced, I would not consider eating again if I was paid. The chicken sandwich was overly breaded with a soaking bun and oversized thinly cut chicken breast. The burger was drowned in Dijon Mustard and falling apart; lacking any cohesive qualities (as depicted in the photo). The restaurant itself filled with thick and oily smoke from the kitchen only after prepping 3 dishes (served to my table). More than likely the smoke is from an unclean and improperly vented kitchen, as the staff members went without being phased from the smoke. Easily in my top 3 worst dining experiences.

Keith W. Denebeim

Doesn’t work when they say they’re open on Google and you get there and they’re closed tighter than a drum. What, the bartender wanted to close early? We’re here at 6:30 PM, Google says it closes at 8 PM. We can see people inside, but they’re closed.