StyleAmerican craft, year-round and seasonals
Taproom hoursDaily 11:00-22:00

Tip: The Pearl-Snap pils is the everyday Austin pour; both taprooms run the same lineup and similar hours.

Location

Address: 3001 Industrial Terrace, Austin, TX 78758

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Meanwhile Brewing Co. ★ 4.4

Hazy IPAs, lagers and soursDaily 11:00-23:00

Meanwhile Brewing in Austin is the South Austin 3.7-acre brewery and beer garden on Promontory Point Drive, with three food trucks, a soccer field and a kids playground.

Tip: Distant Relatives BBQ truck is on-site; the beer garden runs late and works for both family afternoons and after-work hours.

Pinthouse Pizza (Burnet Rd) ★ 4.4

American craft brewpubSun to Thu 11:00-22:00; Fri to Sat 11:00-23:00

Pinthouse Pizza in Austin is the Rosedale neighbourhood craft brewpub since 2012, a Burnet Road biergarten with house-brewed IPAs, in-house dough and house pizza sauce.

Tip: The Electric Jellyfish IPA is the cult pour; pizza comes with house dough and bread-flour pretzels.

St. Elmo Brewing Company ★ 4.3

German and Belgian-style craftMon to Thu 16:00-22:00; Fri to Sat 12:00-23:00; Sun 12:00-21:00

St. Elmo Brewing in Austin is the South Austin craft brewery in The Yard industrial-park strip, a beer hall and patio with two on-site food trucks running fried chicken and burgers.

Tip: The Yard development around the brewery runs other tap rooms; do a slow loop on a Saturday afternoon.

Live Oak Brewing Company ★ 4.5

Czech and German lagersThu to Sun 12:00-21:00

Live Oak Brewing in Del Valle is the Austin-area Czech-and-German lager brewery since 1997, relocated in 2015 to 20 acres near Bergstrom airport with a tap room and biergarten.

Tip: The Pilz is the Austin staple; the brewery is a 15-minute drive from downtown but has tap-only releases worth chasing.

Jester King Brewery ★ 4.7

Farmhouse ales and barrel-aged wild alesMon to Thu 14:00-20:00; Fri 14:00-21:00; Sat to Sun 11:00-21:00

Jester King Brewery in Austin is the Hill Country farmhouse brewery on 165 acres of Fitzhugh Road land, a world-renowned maker of wild ales, sours and barrel-aged farmhouse beers.

Tip: The brewery is a 25-minute drive from downtown; bring a designated driver, the visit is half-day with the pizza kitchen.

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