Scoot Inn

Scoot Inn is a casual outdoor music venue in East Austin. I definitely love the laid back vibes, great performers, and tickets are reasonably priced. Overall, the sound quality can be improved, the VIP seating area is not impressive, and the beverage/food options are extremely limited and overpriced.The "upgraded" seated viewing area does need improving. I would suggest they swap out the metal stools. And It would also be nice to have a preorder option for the seats. In my opinion adding fans and heaters would make the additional fees worth it.The new owners are looking to add more local food options which would be great! Watch for buy one get one sales around the holidays. Concerts always make great gifts!

5 stars for the atmosphere, sound, setting etc. Love the picnic tables and old patio chairs1 star for the drink prices - 2 Modelos and a Hop Water (Non -Alcoholic) $40 BucksLol the tickets to the show we went to were $30- Three drinks should not be more than the price of a ticketAlso did not like that it is cashless, wasted a stop at the ATM on the way to the show

I was pleasantly surprised by how much better the Scoot Inn was at hosting Medium Build this past Saturday. I had seen another artist here before and remember the drink prices being sky-high and the staff somewhat lackluster.This time around, though, Scoot Inn has won me over--it's now my favorite venue in Austin, Texas. If you struggle with lower back issues like I do, you'll appreciate the ample spots to lean against for some relief. There's plenty of water available, both inside and outside, which is a nice touch. While the website says smoking and vaping aren't allowed, it seems that's not strictly enforced. Mission Dogs is always available for a grub fix!I have another show coming up here, and I can't wait to return!

I love Scoot Inn. I've been here for concerts, but my first time here was for a silent disco. It's a lovely vibe every time. It's an outdoor venue with a bit of space indoors to escape the heat or bugs or the crowds if you need it. One thing that really stands out to me is how clean this venue is? The outside tables and deck area are just cleaner than you would expect such a dusty sandy area to be. It's great, I feel fine leaning on a wall or even laying on the bench we're at.Staff is always friendly and quick to get your drinks out. There are bars both inside and outside so you can get a drink no matter where you decide to enjoy your time. Drinks are solid, nothing exceptional. Last time I was here there was also a guy selling hotdogs. I didn't get anything there. I'm happy to see a show here.

This is a decent outdoor venue. I like the size, as it feels somewhat intimate but still large enough to host big artists. I like how accessible the bar and merch are. My one complaint is there's not a lot of prime locations with spots to sit or lean during a concert, and the floor itself isn't really inclined to aid visibility. If you get there early, you can grab a seat at the picnic tables, but many of them have their view blocked by the merch tent. The VIP section seemed like the way to go if you can afford it!

Scoot Inn is a great outdoor venue in Austin! I caught Prateek Kuhad here--tickets were $40, and for an extra $20, we got seats and free popcorn. The staff and vendors were top-notch. Street parking can be tricky, but the pay stations are reasonable. I love the fun and unique vibe!

Went here last night to see some artists from back home The Green and Mike Love. Cool venue. We bought parking from the website for $12 it was right up the road in a parking garage. It was $15 if you didn't buy it ahead of time. Just wish there was a sign that it was for Scoot Inn. Being that we've never been there it took us a bit to figure it out. As far as the venue goes it was a cool spot. Workers there were nice. We didn't eat or drink anything so I can't review that. But other than that great spot sound/speakers were great. Looks like they had an upper deck to grab drinks and food as well. We'll be back in a couple of months to see another artist.

The outdoor stage here is WAY too low and makes for a very disappointing concert experience. I've been twice hoping to see some of my favorite bands, but unless you're very tall or very close, all you can see is other people's heads for hours. The stage is also next to a loud train, which sometimes interferes with the set. And because the stage is near a neighborhood/ apartment complex, they have strict noise limits and quiet hours, which detract from the concert experience. We brought earplugs expecting the band to be loud, but in actuality, the speakers were pretty weak and-as other reviewers have mentioned-very midrange-y. So a lot of the time it sounded like muddled, rock soup, hard to pick out each of the instruments. Both concerts ended promptly before 10. You're lucky to get a single encore song. There are much better venues in Austin.

My daughter and I attended UMI's 'Forest in the City Tour' and this was my first time at this venue. The customer service was great!!! My service wasn't loading and the lady at the door connected me to WiFi to download my tickets. Secondly the bartender was so sweet and double checked to see if a frozen drink I was interested in was still available. I loved the outdoor setup. The trees provided the perfect shade and the sound was amazing. It was extremely humid but that's ATX once the sun set the breeze was nice.

Adorable little venue ! Had a blast and great beer options! Great location and stage. Staff was superb. Was a little muddy on the grounds but nothing to deter me. Great experience overall