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LISTA DE RESERVAS

PB: AJ Neu | Timotheus Alba Baptista | Toska Alejandri Zwartendijk | Mia Alex Hogh Andersen | Keraunos Alexa Demie | Ash Alexander Ludwig | Mac&Cheese Ali Bercan | Volents Álvaro Mel | achilles Amalia Holm | Dawn Amanda Asker | Oasis Andrew Biersack | Nightmare Antonina Vasylchenko | bizcochitodecanela Ann Kuleshova | Miss Zombie Anna Avermaete | Stitch Annie Schröter | Venat Ariyan Akaltun | Tyler Ash Rose Daniels | Zar Austin Butler | achilles Blanca Soler | Moonlight Brock O'Hurn | Thor Camila Morrone | whats Choi San | Nightmare Christina Nadin | Ender Cora Keegan | HereWeGoAgain Daniel Garcia | capybroski Darwin Grey | Xylas Deva Cassel | autumn Eden Chanel | Pecas Elise Zecevic | Gia Emma Powell | poni Emilio Sakraya | Torchic Ergi Bardhollari | Clancy Fernanda Hin Lin Ly | Ash Felix Mallard | Kinder Florence Pugh | Oasis Froy Gutiérrez | Sinprotogema Gabriel Basso | Kingsman Haatepah Clearbear | Crozier Havana Rose Liu | moonflower Hunter Warr | kalimotxo Isabel Van Gelder | Volents Isabelle Mathers | yosilen Jacob Elordi | Alastor Jaden Smith | Monilitum Jenna Ortega | Lu Josha Stradowsky | Keraunos Joshua Jason | SavageRat Katya Sitak | Bitchery Kaia Gerber | Sandra Kit Connor | Relámpago Lana Condor | Mimir Lizeth Selene | Taco al Pastor Maggie Lindemann | whats Marissa Long | Cotton Maverick Mcconnell | Santo Meg Donnelly | Ghidorah Micah Plat | starshiptrooper Michael Yerger | Relámpago Mike Faist | DEH Nick Vogt | Seres Nicolas Lorenzon | starshiptrooper Rae Rodriguez | Gia Rafael Miller | Elidibus Ronald Epps | Barracuda Ross Lynch | Trece Rudy Pankow | Nebulosa Ruel van Dijk | Sinprotogemas Sasha Kichigina | Holly Simone Bricchi | Limón Sidney Sweeney | Wontolla Song Mingi | Noctis Talia Ryder | ChihuahuaFurioso Tanner Buchanan | aubelona Taylor Swift | Ator Taz Skylar | bizcochitodecanela Timothée Chalamet | Ghidorah Tom Taylor | Vixen Tony Ozkan | Eddie Valentijn Dijkman | Zar Walker Scobell | Trickster Yasmin Finney | Noctis Yoo Ji Min | Leixah

Ascendencias Muy Raras Los cupos de los semidioses Muy Raros han sido completados. Zeus (5/5) achilles Vixen capybroski Sinprotogemas Oathbreaker

Hades (5/5) Ash Oasis autumn Moonlight Santo

Poseidón (5/5) Barracuda Ghidorah Dawn Timotheus Monilitium

Hécate (5/5) bizcochitodecanela whats 404 Amapola Syrax Raras Quedan cupos disponibles para todos los semidioses Raros.

Dioniso (3/12) aubelona kalimotxo Volents Iris (1/12) HereWeGoAgain Khione (4/12) DEH Mimir Bitchery Crozier Atenea (8/12) Mess Relámpago Keraunos starshiptrooper Zar Toska Nebulosa Raven Comunes Ares bizcochitodecanela Torchic Mac&Cheese ChihuahuaFurioso Nightmare Hypnos SavageRat moonflower Nightmare Xylas Hermes Trece Lu Apolo achilles whats Venat Afrodita Noctis Pecas Leixah Ash starshiptrooper Seres Hefesto Noctis Tyler Némesis Keraunos Tyche Taco al Pastor Ghidorah

Shipping Asks ULT (2022 Edition)

1. What was your first OTP? 

10th Doctor x Rose Tyler (Doctor Who)

2. What is your current OTP?

I have multiple OTPs (btw, does Self-Inserts count?)

James Fitzjames x Francis Crozier (The Terror) (( aRe We lOvErs FraNcIS?)) 😭😍

12th Doctor x Clara Oswald

3. Do you have any OT3/OT+ ships? What are your favorites?

Horatio Hornblower x Archie Kennedy x William Bush (Hornblower TV Series)

Francis Crozier x James Fitzjames x Henry Le Visconte “Dundy” (The Terror)

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Ellie è una studentessa intelligente e sveglia, ma con pochi mezzi economici. Quando Paul, l’atleta più famoso del liceo, le chiede aiuto per scrivere una lettera d’amore per la ragazza di cui è innamorato, Ellie non immagina che tra loro due sarebbe sbocciata un’amicizia… ne’ di prendersi una cotta per la ragazza in questione. Titolo originale The Half of It Regia Alice…

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CHAIMOVITCH: BELLEVILLE SENATORS’ JOSH NORRIS VOTED WINNER OF DUDLEY (RED) GARRETT MEMORIAL AWARD AS AHL’S OUTSTANDING ROOKIE

BY: Jason Chaimovitch, American Hockey League SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League announced today that Belleville Senators forward Josh Norris has been voted the winner of the Dudley (Red) Garrett Memorial Award as the AHL’s outstanding rookie for the 2019-20 season. The award is voted on by coaches, players, and members of the media in each of the league’s 31 cities. Norris, who earned spots on the AHL First All-Star Team and the AHL All-Rookie Team for 2019-20, was the league’s top-scoring rookie with 31 goals and 61 points in 56 games for Belleville. He finished tied for third in the overall scoring race, the highest finish by an AHL rookie since Cory Conacher placed second in 2011-12, and paced a Senators offense that led the league in scoring with 3.71 goals per game. Norris had a 13-game scoring streak from Dec. 20 to Jan. 15 – matching the longest by an AHL rookie since 2005 – and was held scoreless in back-to-back games just once from Oct. 19 through the end of the season. A 21-year-old native of Oxford, Mich., Norris also appeared in three games with the Ottawa Senators this season, making his National Hockey League debut on Feb. 22 vs. Montreal. Norris, who played two seasons at the University of Michigan and was a two-time medalist with the United States at the IIHF World Junior Championship, was originally a first-round selection (19th overall) by San Jose in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft; he was acquired by the Senators in a trade on Sept. 13, 2018. This award, which was first presented by the AHL in 1947, honors the late Dudley (Red) Garrett, a promising young player who lost his life during World War II while serving in the Royal Canadian Navy. Garrett split his only pro season, 1942-43, between the AHL’s Providence Reds and the NHL’s New York Rangers. Previous winners of the Garrett Award include Terry Sawchuk (1949), Jim Anderson (1955), Bill Sweeney (1958), Roger Crozier (1964), Gerry Desjardins (1968), Rick Middleton (1974), Darryl Sutter (1980), Pelle Lindbergh (1981), Steve Thomas (1985), Ron Hextall (1986), Brett Hull (1987), Felix Potvin (1992), Corey Hirsch (1993), Darcy Tucker (1996), Daniel Briere (1998), Darren Haydar (2003), Rene Bourque (2005), Nathan Gerbe (2009), Tyler Ennis (2010), Cory Conacher (2012), Tyler Toffoli (2013), Matt Murray (2015), Mikko Rantanen (2016), Frank Vatrano (2016), Daniel O’Regan (2017) and Mason Appleton (2018) and Alex Barre-Boulet (2019). In operation since 1936, the American Hockey League continues to serve as the top development league for all 31 National Hockey League teams. Nearly 90 percent of all players competing in the NHL are AHL graduates, and through the years the American Hockey League has been home to more than 100 honored members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The winner of the 2019-20 Les Cunningham Award (most valuable player) will be announced Friday. Read the full article

Celebrity/character connections that twist my brain a bit:

Quentin Coldwater is married to Midge Maisel.

Arabella Strange is married to Max Rockatansky.

Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier's father was Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore.

Holistic assassin Bart Curlish is the daughter of Gríma Wormtongue.

Alastor Moody's son is General Hux.

D.S. James Hathaway was married to The Doctor's companion Rose Tyler.

Authors Line-Up Announced For Eden Mills Writers Festival. 

Our 2017 authors for adults... Claire Cameron – fiction – The Last Neanderthal (Doubleday) Tim Cook – nonfiction – Vimy: The Battle and the Legend (Allen Lane) Eva Crocker – fiction – Barrelling Forward (House of Anansi Press) Lorna Crozier – poetry – What the Soul Doesn’t Want (Freehand Books) Terry Fallis – fiction – One Brother Shy (McClelland & Stewart) Barbara Gowdy – fiction – Little Sister (HarperCollins) Daniel Grenier – fiction – The Longest Year (House of Anansi Press) Steven Heighton – fiction – The Nightingale Won’t Let You Sleep (Hamish Hamilton) Michael Helm – fiction – After James (McClelland & Stewart) Shari Lapena – fiction – A Stanger in the House (Pamela Dorman Books) Catherine Leroux – fiction – The Party Wall (Biblioasis) Nicole Lundrigan – fiction – The Substitute (House of Anansi Press) Linden MacIntyre – fiction – The Only Café (Penguin Random House) Pasha Malla – fiction – Fugue States (McDermid Agency) Suzette Mayr – fiction – Dr. Edith Vane and the Hares of Crawley Hall (Coach House Books) Monia Mazigh – fiction – Hope Has Two Daughters (House of Anansi Press) Dan Needles – memoir – True Confessions from the Ninth Concession (Douglas & McIntyre Publishers) Carol Off – nonfiction – All We Leave Behind (Penguin Random House) Heather O’Neill – fiction – The Lonely Hearts Hotel (HarperCollins) Alison Pick – fiction – Strangers with the Same Dream (Knopf) Andrew Pyper – fiction – The Only Child (Simon & Schuster) Jesse Ruddock – fiction – Shot-Blue (Coach House Books) Gregory Scofield – poetry – Witness, I Am (Nightwood Editions) Leanne Betasamosake Simpson – fiction – The Accident of Being Lost (House of Anansi Press) Mary Walsh – fiction – Crying for the Moon (HarperCollins) Our 2017 authors for teens... Erin Bow – The Swan Riders (Simon & Schuster) James Bow – Icarus Down (Scholastic Canada) Vicki Grant – Short for Chameleon (HarperCollins) E. Graziani – Breaking Faith (Second Story Press) Deb Loughead – The Secrets We Keep (Dundurn Press) Lisa Moore – Flannery (House of Anansi Press) Colleen Nelson – Blood Brothers (Dundurn Press) Danielle Younge-Ullman – Everything Beautiful is Not Ruined (Razorbill Canada) Our 2017 children's authors and presenters... Emma Donoghue – The Lotterys Plus One (HarperCollins) Lauri Holomis – Great (Puffin Canada) Rob Laidlaw – Elephant Journey (Pajama Press) Shane Peacock – The Artist and Me (Owl Kids) David Robertson – When We Were Alone (Portage & Main Press) Kathy Stinson – Harry and Walter (Annick Press) Vikki Vansickle – If I Had a Gryphon (Tundra Books) Joanna Fraser - presenter Tyler Fergus - magician

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Austin Breweries With Patios And Outdoor Seating

Since May 1st, Texas restaurants have officially been allowed to reopen their dining rooms at a limited capacity, with bars and breweries following on May 22nd. And the question we’ve been asked the most so far is which places have outdoor seating. Fortunately, Austin is a city of patios, and this guide highlights a few of our favorite breweries around town where you can have a beer outside. Many of these are by reservation only, so you may want to move quickly to secure a spot for your next outdoor hang.

On June 26th, following a surge of COVID-19 cases, Governor Greg Abbott ordered all bars closed (takeout is still allowed). There are breweries and bars that technically qualify as restaurants - so some remain open. Others, however, are to-go only.

Update 7/21: In late July, The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) announced that businesses can apply to “temporarily modify their current licensed premises to either expand or contract the area it covers,” which will allow breweries to serve beer to customers to-go, who can then take their drinks to the patio. So far this includes Oddwood Ales, St. Elmo, and Draught House.

We’ve separated out the list below. Before heading out, however, it is still best to call ahead.

currently Open  Jordan Haro The ABGB $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Sandwiches  in  South Austin $$$$ 1305 W Oltorf St

The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company - better known as ABGB - puts out consistently high-quality beers out of South Austin, even earning “Brewpub Of The Year” for three consecutive years at the Great American Beer Festival. They have really solid food as well, from pizza to muffalettas, and a nice, big patio. Tables are currently available by reservation in two-hour windows.

The Brewtorium $$$$ 6015 Dillard Cir

The Brewtorium, the Central Austin brewery/restaurant, has an enormous indoor beer hall and two spacious beer gardens with picnic tables. They’re known for their German-style beers like pilsners, lagers, and Kölsch. There’s basic pub fare like burgers and reuben sandwiches, but there’s also Flammkuchen and “Brat Stickers” (dumplings stuffed with sauerkraut and ground bratwurst).

 Central Machine Works $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Burgers ,  Pizza  in  East Austin $$$$ 4824 E Cesar Chavez St

The beers at Central Machine Works are fine, but we usually find ourselves there for the huge outdoor space and the large warehouse that was previously used to build WWII airplane parts. Now it functions as a beer garden, art gallery, and event space, though events are on hold for the time being. The patio is even larger than the building itself, with abundant picnic tables, fire pits, and benches. They also have a kitchen, selling bar staples like pizza and burgers. Reservations are currently available online for three-hour time slots, in addition to a limited number of walk-ins.

 Nicolai McCrary Hold Out Brewing $$$$ 1208 W 4th St

From the folks that brought you Better Half, Little Brother, and Brew & Brew, Hold Out Brewing offers a variety of beer styles, from hazy IPAs to to dry-hopped porters. They also make a really tasty smash burger if you want to give your beer a little company. While the taproom remains closed, patio tables are currently available by online reservation for parties of six or fewer.

 Nicolai McCrary Lazarus Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Tacos  in  East Austin $$$$ 1902 E 6th St

This small brewery on the East Side has become a hot spot for lunch, dinner, and everything in between, in large part due to their large patio. By day, they operate as almost equal parts coffee shop and brewery. Their kitchen serves some surprisingly good tacos and tortas, as well as smaller snacks like fried chickpeas and queso fundido. Their taproom remains closed for now, but their patio has lots of picnic tables under light cover from the sun.

Pinthouse Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Rosedale $$$$ 4729 Burnet Rd

In addition to offering up some pretty solid pizza, Pinthouse operates as a brewery, now with three locations around Austin. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for the Electric Jellyfish - a hazy, NEIPA that until recently you could only get on site. Now it’s available in cans, but you can still make a visit to eat some pizza and drink on one of their patios.

Oddwood Ales $$$$ 3108 Manor Rd

This small brewery near Mueller makes a lot of different beers, but Oddwood really excels with their pilsners, IPAs, and saisons. It’s a fairly quiet neighborhood spot with plenty of comfortable seating and during normal operations, they even have video games available. Currently, the inside is closed, and there’s limited seating on the patio. The food here is simple, but complements the beers well, with things like calzones and bar pizzas.

 St. Elmo Brewing Company $$$$ 440 E Saint Elmo Rd Ste G-2

St. Elmo is one of our favorite breweries in South Austin, excelling at just about every style that they try, from hazy IPAs to raspberry sours. It’s also home to the very popular Soursop food truck, specializing in things like sambal wings and char siu pork belly sliders. They’re currently seating on their patio as well as in their taproom at limited capacity by online reservation.

To-Go Only  Raphael Brion Adelbert's Brewery $$$$ 2314 Rutland Dr #100

With a history spanning nearly a decade, Adelbert’s in North Austin has established itself as one of Austin’s essential breweries. They’re best-known for their Belgian-style ales, staying as true to tradition as possible, even sourcing the majority of their materials and ingredients directly from Europe. Their patio is currently open, as well as the taproom at limited capacity. There’s also a food truck on-premise - Hot Box Diner - with things like wings, queso, and popcorn.

Blue Owl Brewing $$$$ 2400 E Cesar Chavez St #300

As Austin’s first dedicated sour brewery, Blue Owl brews just about every style of beer with a distinct tart finish. That means sour pale ales, IPAs, lagers, and even stouts. They’re located on East Cesar Chavez and are currently selling beer for takeout or to enjoy on their patio.

 Raphael Brion Austin Beerworks $$$$ 3009 Industrial Ter

Austin Beerworks is one of the most popular breweries in Austin, with a huge variety of beer styles and an equally large taproom and patio. Their mainstays are pretty widely distributed around town, but they also do a lot of experimental brewery-only releases. While the interior is closed for the time being, their patio is open and available by reservation. Their on-site food truck is currently closed as well, but you’re welcome to bring your own food.

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Hops & Grain is another brewery on the East Side, with a large indoor taproom and adjoining patio, along with a rotating food truck that changes out most weekends. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for their IPAs and lagers, including the popular River Beer lager. The patio is currently open, and inside tables can be reserved by email at [email protected].

Hopsquad Brewing Co. $$$$ 2307 Kramer Ln

Opening their doors just a few days before the start of 2020, Hopsquad in North Austin is a relative newcomer. It’s also home to Tsuke Honten - a new food truck that’s currently offering a menu of Japanese-style bites, like garlic chicken wings and chili prawns, but they’re expected to go back to their reservations-only omakase in July. Hopsquad’s taproom is currently closed but they’ve extended their patio out into the parking lot, providing plenty of outdoor seating.

 Tyler Malone Jester King Brewery $ $ $ $ Hill Country $$$$ 13005 Fitzhugh Rd

Jester King makes some of the most uniquely-Texas beers in the state, in large part due to their open-air fermentation that collects wild yeast from their sprawling property out in the Hill Country. As a result, no two batches are ever the same, and many border on the edge of sour. The space feels more like a park than a brewery, with walking trails, free-roaming goats, canopies of trees, and picnic tables spread all across the grounds. They have a kitchen as well, with things like pizza and sourdough bread. The taproom remains closed, but the outside tables are available by online reservation, with two seatings daily.

Live Oak Brewing Company $$$$ 1615 Crozier Ln

Live Oak is one of Austin’s oldest breweries and probably known best for its hefeweizen - which has consistently been ranked as among the best in the world - but they also make a really fantastic pilsner. They’re currently accepting reservations for seating in the taproom and on the patio for parties of five or fewer. They have a disc golf course that’s currently open on a first-come, first-served basis, and there’s a German food truck for when you inevitably get hungry.

 Zilker Brewing Co. $$$$ 1701 E 6th St

Zilker is another craft brewery on East 6th that’s become almost as popular as any of the nearby bars. They make a lot of great beers but their hazy IPAs are among the best in town. They’re also home to the Spicy Boys food truck - sister trailer to Soursop at St. Elmo - specializing in fried chicken sandwiches and wings with Asian-inspired flavors. The taproom is currently closed but their patio is open to guests.

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Austin Breweries With Patios And Outdoor Seating (1)

Since May 1st, Texas restaurants have officially been allowed to reopen their dining rooms at a limited capacity, with bars and breweries following on May 22nd. And the question we’ve been asked the most so far is which places have outdoor seating. Fortunately, Austin is a city of patios, and this guide highlights a few of our favorite breweries around town where you can have a beer outside. Many of these are by reservation only, so you may want to move quickly to secure a spot for your next outdoor hang.

Update 6/26: Following a surge of COVID-19 cases, Governor Greg Abbott ordered all bars closed (takeout is still allowed). There are breweries and bars that technically qualify as restaurants - so some remain open. Others, however, are to-go only. We’ve separated out the list below. Before heading out, however, it is still best to call ahead.

currently Open  Jordan Haro The ABGB $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Sandwiches  in  South Austin $$$$ 1305 W Oltorf St Not

Rated

Yet

The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company - better known as ABGB - puts out consistently high-quality beers out of South Austin, even earning “Brewpub Of The Year” for three consecutive years at the Great American Beer Festival. They have really solid food as well, from pizza to muffalettas, and a nice, big patio. Tables are currently available by reservation in two-hour windows.

 Central Machine Works $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Burgers ,  Pizza  in  East Austin $$$$ 4824 E Cesar Chavez St Not

Rated

Yet

The beers at Central Machine Works are fine, but we usually find ourselves there for the huge outdoor space and the large warehouse that was previously used to build WWII airplane parts. Now it functions as a beer garden, art gallery, and event space, though events are on hold for the time being. The patio is even larger than the building itself, with abundant picnic tables, fire pits, and benches. They also have a kitchen, selling bar staples like pizza and burgers. Reservations are currently available online for three-hour time slots, in addition to a limited number of walk-ins.

 Nicolai McCrary Hold Out Brewing $$$$ 1208 W 4th St

From the folks that brought you Better Half, Little Brother, and Brew & Brew, Hold Out Brewing offers a variety of beer styles, from hazy IPAs to to dry-hopped porters. They also make a really tasty smash burger if you want to give your beer a little company. While the taproom remains closed, patio tables are currently available by online reservation for parties of six or fewer.

 Nicolai McCrary Lazarus Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Tacos  in  East Austin $$$$ 1902 E 6th St Not

Rated

Yet

This small brewery on the East Side has become a hot spot for lunch, dinner, and everything in between, in large part due to their large patio. By day, they operate as almost equal parts coffee shop and brewery. Their kitchen serves some surprisingly good tacos and tortas, as well as smaller snacks like fried chickpeas and queso fundido. Their taproom remains closed for now, but their patio has lots of picnic tables under light cover from the sun.

Pinthouse Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Rosedale $$$$ 4729 Burnet Rd 8.4 /10

In addition to offering up some pretty solid pizza, Pinthouse operates as a brewery, now with three locations around Austin. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for the Electric Jellyfish - a hazy, NEIPA that until recently you could only get on site. Now it’s available in cans, but you can still make a visit to eat some pizza and drink on one of their patios.

To-Go Only  Raphael Brion Adelbert's Brewery $$$$ 2314 Rutland Dr #100

With a history spanning nearly a decade, Adelbert’s in North Austin has established itself as one of Austin’s essential breweries. They’re best-known for their Belgian-style ales, staying as true to tradition as possible, even sourcing the majority of their materials and ingredients directly from Europe. Their patio is currently open, as well as the taproom at limited capacity. There’s also a food truck on-premise - Hot Box Diner - with things like wings, queso, and popcorn.

 Raphael Brion Austin Beerworks $$$$ 3009 Industrial Ter

Austin Beerworks is one of the most popular breweries in Austin, with a huge variety of beer styles and an equally large taproom and patio. Their mainstays are pretty widely distributed around town, but they also do a lot of experimental brewery-only releases. While the interior is closed for the time being, their patio is open and available by reservation. Their on-site food truck is currently closed as well, but you’re welcome to bring your own food.

Blue Owl Brewing $$$$ 2400 E Cesar Chavez St #300

As Austin’s first dedicated sour brewery, Blue Owl brews just about every style of beer with a distinct tart finish. That means sour pale ales, IPAs, lagers, and even stouts. They’re located on East Cesar Chavez and are currently selling beer for takeout or to enjoy on their patio.

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plus more restaurant intel you won't find anywhere else. TRVL ATL ATX BOS CHI LDN LA MIA NYC PHL SF SEA DC Subscribe Smart move. Excellent information will arrive in your inbox soon. Do you have friends and family who also eat food? Enter their emails below and we’ll make sure they’re eating well. (Don’t worry, we won’t subscribe them to our newsletter - they can do that themselves.) Help Your Friends No Thanks Well done. You’re a good person. All good. We still like you. Want to quickly find restaurants on the go? Download The Infatuation app.   Hops & Grain $$$$ 507 Calles St

Hops & Grain is another brewery on the East Side, with a large indoor taproom and adjoining patio, along with a rotating food truck that changes out most weekends. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for their IPAs and lagers, including the popular River Beer lager. The patio is currently open, and inside tables can be reserved by email at [email protected].

Hopsquad Brewing Co. $$$$ 2307 Kramer Ln

Opening their doors just a few days before the start of 2020, Hopsquad in North Austin is a relative newcomer. It’s also home to Tsuke Honten - a new food truck that’s currently offering a menu of Japanese-style bites, like garlic chicken wings and chili prawns, but they’re expected to go back to their reservations-only omakase in July. Hopsquad’s taproom is currently closed but they’ve extended their patio out into the parking lot, providing plenty of outdoor seating.

 Tyler Malone Jester King Brewery $ $ $ $ Hill Country $$$$ 13005 Fitzhugh Rd

Jester King makes some of the most uniquely-Texas beers in the state, in large part due to their open-air fermentation that collects wild yeast from their sprawling property out in the Hill Country. As a result, no two batches are ever the same, and many border on the edge of sour. The space feels more like a park than a brewery, with walking trails, free-roaming goats, canopies of trees, and picnic tables spread all across the grounds. They have a kitchen as well, with things like pizza and sourdough bread. The taproom remains closed, but the outside tables are available by online reservation, with two seatings daily.

Live Oak Brewing Company $$$$ 1615 Crozier Ln

Live Oak is one of Austin’s oldest breweries and probably known best for its hefeweizen - which has consistently been ranked as among the best in the world - but they also make a really fantastic pilsner. They’re currently accepting reservations for seating in the taproom and on the patio for parties of five or fewer. They have a disc golf course that’s currently open on a first-come, first-served basis, and there’s a German food truck for when you inevitably get hungry.

Oddwood Ales $$$$ 3108 Manor Rd

This small brewery near Mueller makes a lot of different beers, but Oddwood really excels with their pilsners, IPAs, and saisons. It’s a fairly quiet neighborhood spot with plenty of comfortable seating and during normal operations, they even have video games available. Currently, the inside is closed, and there’s limited seating on the patio. The food here is simple, but complements the beers well, with things like calzones and bar pizzas.

 St. Elmo Brewing Company $$$$ 440 E Saint Elmo Rd Ste G-2

St. Elmo is one of our favorite breweries in South Austin, excelling at just about every style that they try, from hazy IPAs to raspberry sours. It’s also home to the very popular Soursop food truck, specializing in things like sambal wings and char siu pork belly sliders. They’re currently seating on their patio as well as in their taproom at limited capacity by online reservation.

 Zilker Brewing Co. $$$$ 1701 E 6th St

Zilker is another craft brewery on East 6th that’s become almost as popular as any of the nearby bars. They make a lot of great beers but their hazy IPAs are among the best in town. They’re also home to the Spicy Boys food truck - sister trailer to Soursop at St. Elmo - specializing in fried chicken sandwiches and wings with Asian-inspired flavors. The taproom is currently closed but their patio is open to guests.

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Austin Breweries With Patios And Outdoor Seating

Since May 1st, Texas restaurants have officially been allowed to reopen their dining rooms at a limited capacity, with bars and breweries following on May 22nd. And the question we’ve been asked the most so far is which places have outdoor seating. Fortunately, Austin is a city of patios, and this guide highlights a few of our favorite breweries around town where you can have a beer outside. Many of these are by reservation only, so you may want to move quickly to secure a spot for your next outdoor hang.

The Spots  Jordan Haro The ABGB $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Sandwiches  in  South Austin $$$$ 1305 W Oltorf St Not

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The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company - better known as ABGB - puts out consistently high-quality beers out of South Austin, even earning “Brewpub Of The Year” for three consecutive years at the Great American Beer Festival. They have really solid food as well, from pizza to muffalettas, and a nice, big patio. Tables are currently available by reservation in two-hour windows.

 Raphael Brion Adelbert's Brewery $$$$ 2314 Rutland Dr #100

With a history spanning nearly a decade, Adelbert’s in North Austin has established itself as one of Austin’s essential breweries. They’re best-known for their Belgian-style ales, staying as true to tradition as possible, even sourcing the majority of their materials and ingredients directly from Europe. Their patio is currently open, as well as the taproom at limited capacity. There’s also a food truck on-premise - Hot Box Diner - with things like wings, queso, and popcorn.

 Raphael Brion Austin Beerworks $$$$ 3009 Industrial Ter

Austin Beerworks is one of the most popular breweries in Austin, with a huge variety of beer styles and an equally large taproom and patio. Their mainstays are pretty widely distributed around town, but they also do a lot of experimental brewery-only releases. While the interior is closed for the time being, their patio is open and available by reservation. Their on-site food truck is currently closed as well, but you’re welcome to bring your own food.

Blue Owl Brewing $$$$ 2400 E Cesar Chavez St #300

As Austin’s first dedicated sour brewery, Blue Owl brews just about every style of beer with a distinct tart finish. That means sour pale ales, IPAs, lagers, and even stouts. They’re located on East Cesar Chavez and are currently selling beer for takeout or to enjoy on their patio.

 Central Machine Works $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Burgers ,  Pizza  in  East Austin $$$$ 4824 E Cesar Chavez St Not

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The beers at Central Machine Works are fine, but we usually find ourselves there for the huge outdoor space and the large warehouse that was previously used to build WWII airplane parts. Now it functions as a beer garden, art gallery, and event space, though events are on hold for the time being. The patio is even larger than the building itself, with abundant picnic tables, fire pits, and benches. They also have a kitchen, selling bar staples like pizza and burgers. Reservations are currently available online for three-hour time slots, in addition to a limited number of walk-ins.

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From the folks that brought you Better Half, Little Brother, and Brew & Brew, Hold Out Brewing offers a variety of beer styles, from hazy IPAs to to dry-hopped porters. They also make a really tasty smash burger if you want to give your beer a little company. While the taproom remains closed, patio tables are currently available by online reservation for parties of six or fewer.

Hops & Grain $$$$ 507 Calles St

Hops & Grain is another brewery on the East Side, with a large indoor taproom and adjoining patio, along with a rotating food truck that changes out most weekends. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for their IPAs and lagers, including the popular River Beer lager. The patio is currently open, and inside tables can be reserved by email at [email protected].

Hopsquad Brewing Co. $$$$ 2307 Kramer Ln

Opening their doors just a few days before the start of 2020, Hopsquad in North Austin is a relative newcomer. It’s also home to Tsuke Honten - a new food truck that’s currently offering a menu of Japanese-style bites, like garlic chicken wings and chili prawns, but they’re expected to go back to their reservations-only omakase in July. Hopsquad’s taproom is currently closed but they’ve extended their patio out into the parking lot, providing plenty of outdoor seating.

 Tyler Malone Jester King Brewery $ $ $ $ Hill Country $$$$ 13005 Fitzhugh Rd

Jester King makes some of the most uniquely-Texas beers in the state, in large part due to their open-air fermentation that collects wild yeast from their sprawling property out in the Hill Country. As a result, no two batches are ever the same, and many border on the edge of sour. The space feels more like a park than a brewery, with walking trails, free-roaming goats, canopies of trees, and picnic tables spread all across the grounds. They have a kitchen as well, with things like pizza and sourdough bread. The taproom remains closed, but the outside tables are available by online reservation, with two seatings daily.

 Nicolai McCrary Lazarus Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Bar Food ,  Tacos  in  East Austin $$$$ 1902 E 6th St Not

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This small brewery on the East Side has become a hot spot for lunch, dinner, and everything in between, in large part due to their large patio. By day, they operate as almost equal parts coffee shop and brewery. Their kitchen serves some surprisingly good tacos and tortas, as well as smaller snacks like fried chickpeas and queso fundido. Their taproom remains closed for now, but their patio has lots of picnic tables under light cover from the sun.

Live Oak Brewing Company $$$$ 1615 Crozier Ln

Live Oak is one of Austin’s oldest breweries and probably known best for its hefeweizen - which has consistently been ranked as among the best in the world - but they also make a really fantastic pilsner. They’re currently accepting reservations for seating in the taproom and on the patio for parties of five or fewer. They have a disc golf course that’s currently open on a first-come, first-served basis, and there’s a German food truck for when you inevitably get hungry.

Oddwood Ales $$$$ 3108 Manor Rd

This small brewery near Mueller makes a lot of different beers, but Oddwood really excels with their pilsners, IPAs, and saisons. It’s a fairly quiet neighborhood spot with plenty of comfortable seating and during normal operations, they even have video games available. Currently, the inside is closed, and there’s limited seating on the patio. The food here is simple, but complements the beers well, with things like calzones and bar pizzas.

Pinthouse Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza  in  Rosedale $$$$ 4729 Burnet Rd 8.4 /10

In addition to offering up some pretty solid pizza, Pinthouse operates as a brewery, now with three locations around Austin. They brew a variety of styles, but are probably best known for the Electric Jellyfish - a hazy, NEIPA that until recently you could only get on site. Now it’s available in cans, but you can still make a visit to eat some pizza and drink on one of their patios.

 St. Elmo Brewing Company $$$$ 440 E Saint Elmo Rd Ste G-2

St. Elmo is one of our favorite breweries in South Austin, excelling at just about every style that they try, from hazy IPAs to raspberry sours. It’s also home to the very popular Soursop food truck, specializing in things like sambal wings and char siu pork belly sliders. They’re currently seating on their patio as well as in their taproom at limited capacity by online reservation.

 Zilker Brewing Co. $$$$ 1701 E 6th St

Zilker is another craft brewery on East 6th that’s become almost as popular as any of the nearby bars. They make a lot of great beers but their hazy IPAs are among the best in town. They’re also home to the Spicy Boys food truck - sister trailer to Soursop at St. Elmo - specializing in fried chicken sandwiches and wings with Asian-inspired flavors. The taproom is currently closed but their patio is open to guests.

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