Beez Kneez

My grandmother's vibe is resurrected through the sweet atmosphere of the bee. what delight i feel as i sip on the comforting beverage while gazing at a grandfather clock that brings me such comfort. Cheers!

Couch covered in plastic, walls adorned with wallpaper and framed hunting pictures, mounted deer heads and ducks in flight. I was told it's basically a bar with Rosanne vibes and she was 100% correct. I'm knocking off a star for how loud it was, I know, I know it's a bar in Austin but if it was 20% quieter people would be able to actually have a conversation and not shout their drink order to the bartender. I got an Oreo White Russian. It was great! I don't drink white russians frequently but this was so good. The Oreo rim was a nice touch and I enjoyed fishing out the soggy cookie. While we were there they were playing the following: YMCA, Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer, and other amazingly karaoke type songs. Come for the drinks, stay for the vibes.

Okayyyyy we need more bars like this in Vegas. Definitely seems like something that could be in DTLV. I absolutely looooved visiting this bar in Austin, and let me tell you why.Walking in felt like I was taking a step back in time, maybe even to my Nonna's house in southern California! Wood panels everywhere, old tv sets, plastic on the sofa (wow, what a throwback!)... literally such a cool vibe in here. I was seriously obsessed and would have stayed the entire night hanging out in this bar. It was such a good vibe. Came in on a Tuesday and it wasn't super packed, though my friend who is local said it's normally crazy busy and you can't find a seat in there.I am obsessed with gin, so I ordered the gin-gavitus (not sure if I'm spelling that right). I love me a craft cocktail and this one was *chefs kiss* delightful! I definitely would have it again. Like I said, this entire bar is such a vibe and I couldn't be more obsessed with it. Definitely would visit here again when/if I ever get back to Austin. Highly recommend!

This is a cozier bar on West 6th with fun themed decor. It has a retro theme with a nostalgic vibe. I didn't think it was that optimal for chatting because it was very loud with the music, but I loved it and will definitely recommend it to my friends.

As a turn-of-the-century southerner from Tennessee, I was immediately drawn to the macrame, disco balls, yellow velvet vibes.But I stayed for the absolutely brilliant Irish coffee. 10/10 recommend.

This bar has an adorable theme: grandma's living room. My favorite touches include the huge wall buffet cabinet filled with bric-a-brac, the hideous beaver taxidermy that greets you as you walk in, and the plastic sofa coverings. The vodka-infused root beer float is a boozy sweet treat that fits right along with the theme.Pro tip: you know you're at the right place when you see the lime green midcentury entrance door.

I've been to Beez Kneez many times and I always have a lot of fun. This time I ordered the Oreo White Russian and it was delicious. Their espresso martinis are also delightful. The bar has a cozy ambiance with couches and lamps everywhere making it feel like you're in a vintage living room. The service was good and the music was great. Notable stop on West 6th :) Will be back.

Personally, one of my current favorite bars on West Six to go to for specialty cocktails that seriously make me think if I had an American grandmother, this is what she would have made for me (alcohol included). My personal favorite? The Root Beer Float. It's so dangerously good, you can't even tell there's alcohol in it. There are tons of vintage, funky, old decor (ie: dining table, "family portraits", old dial phones, duck lamps, etc) that occupy this space. So, be warned: this place gets extreeeeemely packed on weeknights and is not the best place for large groups.

Great cocktails, I highly recommend the espresso martini. It was extremely packed when I came on a weekend so it was hard to find a spot at first. It's a small bar so it was hard to stand in the busy walk-way while waiting to find a place for our group to sit. It is decorated so cute and a good change from the classic west 6 bars since this is tucked away.

As someone who works in the industry, I felt extremely uncomfortable at this bar. I tried to tell the door guy tonight that I was curious about someone who was hanging around with a girl that I was with and he just kept repeating "It's my boss it's my boss. Why are you even asking me these questions. " I tried to explain that as Single women it's always hard to see if someone is being genuine or not, and he just brushed me off. This place does not feel safe for women at all. If a woman goes up to a security guard and tells them they feel uncomfortable they should not be brushed off. Even if it's by the manager.