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Beer Available At The Ginger Man (Austin) (arranged by most recent)
Stone Double Bastard Ale 100, Big Sky Moose Drool Brown Ale 90, Avery Anniversary Eighteen 88, Franconia Kolsch 68, Avery The Czar Imperial Stout 99, Great Divide Hibernation Ale 98, Independence Brewing Stash IPA 83, Circle Nightlight Irish Stout , (512) Cascabel Cream Stout 96, Brooklyn The Concoction 46, Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower Ale 24, (512) Wit 85, (512) Pecan Porter 97, Stone India Pale Ale (IPA) 100, SKA Modus Hoperandi IPA 97, (512) Three 69, (512) Bruin 77, (512) TWO 94, Saint Arnold Weedwacker 80, Real Ale Hans’ Imperial Pils 63
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| Caytinator (11), Miesenbach, Germany | | February 6, 2012
I really like the patio out back if the weather is decent, helps you get away from the usually packed interior. This is still my favorite place in Austin to drink beer, mostly because of the selection and the atmosphere. The prices are average. | GODiSSOUTHERN (2), Virginia
does not count - explanation | | February 5, 2012
Good atomosphere both inside and outside on the patio. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and accomodating. Also, they have an alright selection of beers outside Texas. The happy hours are decent. Definitely a solid local beer bar. | | rivertranced (12), Denver, Colorado | | January 31, 2012
I definitely enjoy the Gingerman, and it’s central downtown location makes it a very convenient after work joint. Their beer selection is top notch, especially for Texas. I love the atmosphere, especially the beer garden, though I do miss the big trees of the old back yard (though not the birds!). The only downsides of this place are the attitude of the bartenders, some of which embody everything people dislike about beer snobs, and the prices (primarily because they can take you by surprise as they aren’t all printed on the menu). | | GuilTTy (10), Cherry Hill, New Jersey | | July 9, 2011
Best craft beer place in downtown Austin. 50 or so taps but very few bottles (if any). Large selection of very good local craft brews from (512), Live Oak, Saint Arnold’s and Real Ales and a scattering of top notch brews from elsewhere. Practically no food menu but the pretzels are OK. Hangout for the local craft beer geeks so usually some great brew conversation. | | HalfCockedJack (11), | | February 27, 2011
Great Pub! One of the best selections in town (along with the Draught House), and a great staff that is professional and knowledgeable. Great crowd (unlike the Flying Saucer, which gets pretty lousy). The food is weak, when they have not run out of something, what they do have is mediocre. But the beer selection is outstanding and they have a great beer garden. Really comfortable, great place to talk with friends, and to drink beer. They usually have some beer in firkins as well, it is always nice to get a pint of a real ale (especially when it is a Real Ale real ale!. | | slimchill (73), Austin, Texas | | January 30, 2011
For the area, undeniably the best place for a proper pint. A very cozy, old world pub feel. Prices are reasonable. I love that half pints are available. The selection is a bit weak for the number of taps available. Occasionally there will be a nice aged keg available, and there is always a nice cask selection, but a lots of ideal beers are often missing. | | BeerViking (22), Brentford, England | | September 9, 2010
Nice place, comfy, wide range of beers on tap, including locals (blimey, that Pecan Porter was so effing GOOD...) and two cask ales on hand-pump. Didn’t try the food as we’d already dined, but the menu looked intriguing - pub grub with a Texmex twist. The only down-side was that the WiFi signal was too weak where we were sat! | | Phischy (57), California | | August 24, 2010
Damn fine little place and I love their logo. Had as expected a lot of Texas beer, which is what I was looking for. Service was prompt and helpful. They seemed to know what they were talking about and could offer selections when I asked for a catagory.
If I lived in town this would be a must stop! | | carboloader (17), Houston, Texas | | June 23, 2010
This place is it. I only wish the Houston Ginger Man could take some lessons. I last visited in April 2010. Dark wood everywhere and a friendly, jovial ambiance. Outstanding availability of local IPAs as well as from around the country. Servers who know their stuff, and bartenders who understand customer service. A great juke box to boot. I killed 4 hours in here with a friend and went away dreaming that my local Houston Ginger Man would take some lessons. | | ttutony (15), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | | May 18, 2010
Great place to have a beer in Austin. Music is at a volume where you can hear it and yet still be able to have a conversation with your friends. Great selection of draft and bottled beers. I will definitely return next time I am in Austin. |
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Knowledgeable
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Occasional live music, quiet background music
Parking
Limited, especially on weekend nights
Events
Tastings on the first Mon. of every month, $20-30
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