The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company, South Congress

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AUSTIN | The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company (“ABGB”) has become a very popular spot in the three years its been open and it’s easy to see why when you visit. The space is very simple. It’s a huge tin shed but it’s been outfitted in a way that makes it very welcoming. Outside there are benches and lawn chairs shaded by large Live Oak trees. Heaters come out during the winter, while long summer nights are accompanied by twinkling patio lights, people walking their dogs and riding their bikes.

Inside it’s long rows of communal benches and tables, built by local craftsman Travis Norman with lots of stools around the bar and wall. Off to the side are some fermentation tanks and a live music stage where local bands can ply their trade. Despite being housed in a big tin shed, the space feels very welcoming. It all fits very well with ABGB’s ethos to “strive to take beer’s innate goodness and put it into action improving our neighborhood, city, and the lives of lots of folks”.

Beer is split into size core range “always” beers and two to four “sometimes” seasonals and one-offs. The Big Mama Red, a hoppy red ale, is particular favourite of ours, while the Rocket 100, a “pre-prohibition style” pilsner is interesting and tasty. Keep an eye out for the fruited sour beers that pop up on the “sometimes” list from time-to-time. There’s even a good, focused cider and wine list for those who aren’t sold on the idea of beer.

Food, meanwhile, is quality. Everything on the menu, including many of the fantastic crispy base pizzas changes depending on what’s good and seasonal. Check out chef Tim Steven’s special devilled eggs along with one of the special pizzas or sandwiches. The Muffaletta is particularly tasty.

ABGB might be best described as a Texan take on a German bierhall. Good beer, good times, and a communal atmosphere conducive to making new friends. We’ll drink to that.

The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company

1305 W Oltorf Street
Austin
Texas 78704
United States

Telephone: 512 298 2242
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://theabgb.com/

Open
Tue – Thu: 11:30am to 11:00pm
Fri: 11:30am to 12:00am
Sat: 12:00pm to 12:00am
Sun: 12:00pm to 10:00pm

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