Oasthouse Gastropub - Austin

This restaurant is just average. The food was inventive but not astonishing. The cocktails had promise but fell short. The beer selection is impressive, though pricey. The atmosphere was nice, but given the cost, I anticipated more.

The fish and chips were enjoyable, featuring two pieces. The burger was just average. Unfortunately, the calamari was soggy and came with only a few pieces, so I would suggest avoiding that dish. The highlight of the experience was definitely the service. I plan to return to try the brunch menu.

I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant, especially since the menu looked fantastic and I had been wanting to visit for quite some time. Unfortunately, the food ended up being a letdown. We started with the fried cheese curds, which were overcooked; most of the cheese had oozed out, leaving us with nothing but empty bread shells. I ordered the chicken schnitzel with spätzle, and while the schnitzel was cooked through in some parts, it was quite thick and simply lacked flavor—it was just mediocre. The spätzle, too, was completely flavorless. My husband opted for the Wagyu steak, requesting it rare plus, but it arrived at about medium doneness and had some charred spots on the outside. The potatoes that accompanied the steak were a highlight, though—they were wonderfully creamy inside and perfectly crisp on the outside. Overall, we likely won't be returning, as the meal was very pricey for what we received, which was just okay.

Went for Sunday lunch/brunch. Service was quick and attentive, and the food felt very fresh considering the restaurant isn't crazy expensive. There's also an extensive outdoor playscape and patio for families. Would come again for sure.

Kelly was our wonderful and helpful waitress. The beers were thirst quenching. Food was good. Shepherds pie was good. Burger tasty. Charcuterie board was very tasty but . Great atmosphere. Krista helped us with our meals and the manager Carl even stopped by to make sure we were happy.