La Holly

Great little neighborhood spot with a food truck and nice sized patio.Good drinks and good prices.Friendly service.

My boyfriend and I had some friends in town and decided to check out La Holly. We found free parking easily on the street and walked inside. It's a pretty small space inside the bar area, and it was packed, so it was a while before we were served. We were in no rush, so this didn't bother any of us! We ordered and then found a picnic table that was free out back. The space itself is cool, but I was a little disappointed by the drinks, which I felt were bland and a bit boring. I hope to go back another time to have a different experience and change my opinion, because it looks like a great spot!

The staff was very friendly upon my entering the establishment, ordered me an old fashion and it was made exceptionally well. The space is small and very intimate and has an outdoor area as well. Cool spot to catch a drink in the area, definitely worth stopping by.

Solid cocktail bar. Really enjoyed the Nespresso Martini-Smokers section Not 4/20 friendly tho, *Disclaimer.

La Holly Cantina is one of my absolute spots in East Austin! This modern cantina offers killer selection of agave-based spirits - mezcal, anyone? I'm all about that Oaxacan Wipeout, one of my go-tos. And don't even get me started on La Sancha - it's like a frozen party in your mouth! I practically set up my office here; the chill atmosphere is perfect for working on my laptop. The staff totally gets it - they're cool with you doing your thing, but also super attentive. Shoutout to La Holly for nailing that delicate balance.Let's talk tacos! Taco Flats, the food truck parked right in the back, is pretty damn tasty. I'm a big fan of their birria. Every bite is a flavor explosion, and it's the ideal fuel for my laptop hustle (though messy, so worth it). If you haven't checked out La Holly and Taco Flats, you're seriously missing out on a low key East Austin joint.

La Holly is neatly tucked in East Austin where you can get lost in conversation for hours with friends and enjoy the intimate bar indoors or the open space in their back courtyard. The drinks are strong and their portfolio of liquors is superb. I love a more intimate drink environment and the swag items are worth buying.

Cute little bar on the corner of east 6th and perdernales. It's in a small converted house and one of the few remnants of the original neighborhood. The bar is focused on mezcal cocktails though they have a full bar so it's not entirely specialized like other mezcal bars. There's also ample outdoor seating that faces perdanales street that is visible from the street and sidewalk so this place is really popular when the weather is nice outside and right after work. They have a happy hour two that shaves off about $2 a cocktail. There's also an onsite food truck that you can order from just scan the QR code and pay from the app and pick up the food from the truck. They serve tacos and chips. I would say the tacos are just okay so I wouldn't come here just for the food.

Attended a beautiful and festive Dia de los Muertos Patron event. Staff was friendly and made delicious cocktails! Perfect space for this tasting event. Intimate and cozy. I will be back to visit during regular business hours.

This place is very different. They come in waves where they will be packed and then empty then packed again. There doesn't seem to be a gimmick or anything else that bring people in beyond a chill vibe and drinks that make people happy. It's a great warm up spot for sure.

The bartender was soooo rude. Don't be a bartender if you don't have patience when customers ask you about a drink...... your literal JOB