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Pangaea
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Pangaea — Austin’s first ultra lounge fully devoted to the philosophy of bottle service, where the party is brought to guests, at their tables — is scheduled to open this fall in the city’s super-hot Warehouse District. A great mix of Las Vegas, New York and Austin nightlife!
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The Continental Club
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This rare Austin relic opened in 1957 as a supper club featuring groups such as Glenn Miller. Continental's retro tone is present today with its classic neon sign and frequent vintage car-driving customers. Since the 1970s, it's been the casual setting for some great music: country, blues, rockabilly and singer-songwriters. Annual events include Elvis' birthday party. Many clubgoers--including 20-something tattooed cowgirls--use the back room for an occasional breath of air or a game of pool. A South Congress favorite!
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Mean Eyed Cat
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Well-lit and small, this joint maintains an old neighborhood-hangout feel with vintage decor and Johnny Cash memorabilia. The square bar nearly fills the main room and serves an assortment of beers, wine and sake, but no hard liquor. The adjoining room offers a pool table for serious sharks. Regulars sit at the tables out back on the spacious, gravel-covered patio. Creative bar snacks--including Frito pie on Mondays--are also available.
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J. Blacks
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Located in the heart of the West 6th Street District, Downtown Austin's J. BLACK’S, Feel Good Lounge provides the ultimate lounge experience featuring upscale easy-to-share menu items, a great wine list, and an attentive, friendly staff. At J. Black's everything from the welcoming covered patio entrance, to the uniquely shaped centerpiece bar creates Austin’s premiere social setting.
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The Marq
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Lined with plush booths and tables, the low-lit venue provides a variety of spots for groups to lounge. Amongst red drapes and dark woods, friendly hosts and hostesses tend to the discreet and the high-profile tables, offering beer, wine and exotic cocktails. Groups looking for an incognito evening can reserve one of the three enclosed, padded soundproof booths overlooking the small dance floor. You might even go here to catch a glimpse of the ABC's The Bachelor owner, Brad Womack!
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The Belmont
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This spacious, multifaceted bar/restaurant epitomizes the swanky coolness of Palm Springs or Las Vegas circa 1960. The well-appointed interior--think chinoiserie wall coverings, Lucite chandeliers and bold accent colors--attracts hipsters noshing from the full-service menu or simply socializing with other cool kids. Outdoors, patrons sip flashback cocktails like the sidecar or new concoctions like the Godiva cappuccino martini while lounging on cozy kiwi-colored chaises beneath transplanted palm trees or perched among patio tables.
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QUA
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QUA Bottle Lounge, a spectacular new cocktail lounge in the heart of Austin’s upscale Warehouse District. QUA patrons will enjoy an extensive menu of premium bottles and creative cocktails while lounging in a rain forest inspired atrium and an oceanic interior featuring a massive 19,000 gallon live marine environment.
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Pete's Piano Bar
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At Pete's Dueling Piano Bar, you are the entertainment. It's your singing and laughing and clapping and dancing that causes that infectious excitement inside everyone each night, and keeps you coming back time and again for more celebration. That is  .
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