Dry Creek Cafe And Boat Dock

The owners are so wonderful and friendly! Make sure to have cash on you though. We happened on this place by chance and instantly fell in love. It's got a great patio to hang out and chill with friends and have a drink. The food and drink is inexpensive but there are quite a few options to choose from. Definitely recommend!

This dive bar is important. It is a true dive bar in every sense of the meaning as it does no have craft cocktails and you must pay in cash. What it does have is a massive collection of good ol' country songs on the only juke box in Austin that plays 45 RECORDS. It also has a deck that may or may not hold more than 10 people at a time. It's creaky and the bar tender is cranky and it's beautiful in every sense of the word. Oh, and there is no food. So, belly up and buy a beer and don't forget to bring your bottles back!

Charm from another time. This hidden gem reminds me of simpler times; like back in High school, when all you needed to end a long week, was a cold beer tucked inside your dad's old coozie, and solid group of friends. There's an old jukebox, filled with classic outlaw country tracks, accompanied by the sole pool table, on the first floor. Upstairs is a quiet covered hall filled with folding chairs and tables, and a deck that overs looks that old dry creek.

This is a great dive. It has not been renovated, which makes it feel like a great set for a horror movie. The scene from the rooftop is not great; it's more about the atmosphere of the place itself & your imagination. The drive there is much more ritzy. It's a wonderful time warp ramshackle w/a great jukebox, awesome windows & fine pool table. 4 stars bc although the dumpiness of the inside is great, the rooftop could be upgraded just a bit to better fit with the surroundings.