For a business that began in 2008 as a garage hobby, this brewery and taproom, opened to the public in 2015, continues to emphasize quality beer and community. Building on the foundation of community, drink, food, conversation, art, and music, Zilker Brewing takes great pains to ensure every last pint is crafted to perfection. This “urban brewery,” located east of downtown in a continuously evolving bar and brewing district, features an industrial-style taproom that gives visitors a behind-the-scenes perspective of Zilker Brewing Co.’s beer-making process. Fair warning: It’s extraordinarily easy to while away an afternoon here, so cancel your evening plans and stay awhile. Meanwhile’s coffee and bites from several onsite food trucks add to the allure. Indeed, the Meanwhile taproom features a selection of 20 rotating beers, wines, and low-proof cocktails, so there’s always the chance to check out a new favorite. This community-oriented South Austin brewery and taproom debuted in the Capital City in late 2020, and despite having its roots in the Portland beer realm, Meanwhile has entrenched itself in the Austin scene, becoming a go-to spot for locals seeking a world-class beer to swig among a sweeping outdoor space that includes a stage and events venue, a soccer field, and plenty of cozy, shady spots to kick back with a few friends and a pint of IPA, ale, or lager. Spend a stimulating afternoon at Live Oak’s 22-acre taproom and biergarten, where you can take in a game of disc golf (with beer in hand, of course) or simply laze in the shade with your favorite brew. Highlights of Live Oak’s sudsy offerings include hefeweizens, Pilsners, lagers, a Polish-style Grodziskie, the malty Oaktoberfest, limited-edition beer varieties, and a tempting selection of traditional-style smoke beers. In fact, any beer connoisseur who’s been in Austin for more than a minute has likely slugged back one of Live Oak’s luscious libations, brewed in an Old World European style. And with that kind of history, you can bet your brew that Live Oak is crafting some of your favorite lagers and ales. Live Oak Brewing Company Founded in 1997, Live Oak Brewing Company, located in Del Valle near the Austin airport, boasts the lauded distinction of being one of the longest continuously operating microbreweries in all of Texas. In the meantime, beer disciples can keep the faith at the Sixth Street spot by indulging in some miraculously spectacular brews, including a variety of Pilsners, lagers, hefeweizens, Belgian ales and saisons, porters, and stouts.
Later this summer, Lazarus will resurrect the space that formerly housed beloved local establishment I Luv Video, bringing an indoor/outdoor brewery, onsite brewing, and a robust food menu to its new Airport Boulevard location. And while Lazarus Brewing’s East Sixth Street spot has been delighting passionate beer lovers since its Christmastime 2016 opening, it’s the brewing biz’s latest venture that has Austinites buzzing. Lazarus Brewing Company This local brewery is on a mission not to change the world, but to change the Austin community for the better - through beer, coffee, and tacos, aka the Capital City’s tastiest trifecta.
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