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Really cute place. Tapas are not traditional. I’d skip the Spanish omelette and opt for the patatas bravas not because it’s authentic but because the aioli is yummy. They do happy hour with both food and drink specials daily from 4-6. And then in Sunday’s and Monday’s all bottles of wine are half of
After hearing so many friends rave about this place I finally made it in for a visit. This place is surrounded by some of Austins great restaurants and this place is just as good. Will happily keep visiting them. Show up for their top notch happy hour and everything on the menu will delight.
This place is phenomenal. The muscles are a must. Their fries are now and crisp. Happy hour from 5-8 is where it's at. Veronica was great.
Friendly staff, delicious food, and hands down one of my favorite happy hours in all of Austin.
I miss the fried chicken at Little Barrel and Brown but this place did not disappoint, besides a mediocre salmon pate. The classic mussels, cheese board and wagyu beef were excellent. The waitstaff was very attentive, and they have a great wine list. Their beer and cider list however was a bit limit
Great spot for a date, celebration, or nice dinner.
The mussels appetizer is a must! It comes in a creamy broth with ham hocks and is pretty stellar all around. For my entree I had the red snapper. It came on forbidden black rice with some mushrooms and pesto on the side. It was a really great dish
We went yesterday for happy hour and could not have been more pleased. The Beaujolais on the HH menu was $6, so reasonable. My husband had a $6 Old Fashioned which he thought was one of the best he has had. We had hummus, apple salad, mussels and and fabulous flat bread. Every one of the dishes
Tasty and tasteful, this is a really great spot. Classic menu, very reminiscent of eating in the north east. Clean and inviting, friendly staff, and nice mix of midrange drinks. Plenty of seating, lively atmosphere, you can't go wrong. Really nice happy hour too, which goes 6-8, which accommodates s
I had a great time dining here. Little Barrel is from the same folks who run Botticelli's down the street, and they are a great group of guys!
The atmosphere here is very sexy, with loads of leather and wood, it really sets the tone for a great date (although on the occasion I visited I came with 2
The food here is DELICIOUS! I randomly found this place online shortly after they opened and we decided to come here before a show. This was a happy little surprise as the food was outstanding, as were the drinks. They have their own drink specialties and even the classics taste great. It's not t
Comfort food at its best. Pork chop is on par with Perry's minus the applesauce. The burger was spectacular and the house made Fettuccini was straight out of grandmas kitchen. Fantastic meal with friends. A little loud for a table of six.
Wow. Fantastic value! Valentines menu with wine pairings was amazing. Great food for the price, awesome service, owner is so nice and the place is gorgeous. Don’t miss the mussels. Will be back.
Little Barrel and Brown is a classy place. Great place if you looking for a business dinner. Keep in mind of their hours, not sure why they choose to open at 5pm, I would bet if they opened earlier, they would get a good crowd. However if you do go, it is worth it, the food is very tasty.
Great presentation fantastic selection and the service is top quality. The cheese board and Charterie board are phenomenal. The atmosphere was also divine cultivated with lovely ambiance, wonderful music, and genuine conversation. In conclusion there are no bears making the overall experience one wo
Overall a great local restaurant! It's prices are a bit high, wish I could just deduct a 1/2 star for that, but the staff was so friendly, the space was very pretty, the menu was small but unique, and the food was incredible. Would recommend!
While still a relatively new establishment, LB&B has proven to be the one of the best and most consistent restaurants in South Austin. Fitting under the guise of "New American," there's a good deal of creativity and embellishment in what would normally be every day fare.
The ambience is great, and
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