Sign Bar

This place was amazing and so cute! I must say this review is strictly for the vibes and atmosphere as I didn't have any drinks or food purchases.This place is easy to find and so cute, even off the highway. Plenty parking so nothing to worry about there. The entrance is full of adorable giant signs so get your cameras ready because you will want to take pictures. There is plenty space and seating inside and outside. Outside offers loungers, bar stools and booth seating. There is a few sections off to the side that I can see being more for larger groups to hang out together. Each of those sections host a different theme like a cabana! Very cute. Off to the back there was a cute maze that was easy to walk through but still a little challenge! I looked over the menu and there was everything from mixed drinks to margaritas and beer! Bar food as expected and restrooms are off to the back outside. Meh on cleanliness. But to be expected in a bar setting off the highway! Great stop on the way to or from Austin. Would recommend. Great photo opportunities all over. Kid friendly and seems to have also been dog friendly as well.

Finally got a chance to stop by this historic location, while I'm still new to Austin it was great to see a sign that came from my geeky history. It was great to see the rooster teeth logo living on

What a neat place! Glad we dropped by to see our friends and have a drink.I feel this place needs even a larger parking lot or something out back and they bring you back on a Haywagon ride or something of that nature. It feels like a destination. You drive in and there's different buildings on the lot. Once inside the gates Of the Sign bar, there's plenty of seating areas going around. I was there on a Sunday night, so there was plenty of seating. Lots of advertising of old bars, and what not. You must come and experience it. The bar keepers were very nice and helped us out with our drinks. It felt low-key for us which is what we wanted. I can't imagine what is Friday Saturday night looks like. I'm sure it's outrageous and fun. Bring your kids, bring your dogs and friends. They sure won't want to miss this!

Sign bar is a fun, kitschy spot with antique signs everywhere! And by everywhere, I mean everywhere, from the parking lot entrance, the bathrooms, and even the ceilings. It's a great place to hang out too during the hot hot Texas summers as there are plenty of misters located throughout the outdoor space. Relax, sip a cold beer, and maybe even play a game of corn hole wheels you're here.

I went to sign bar with a group of friends after seeing it all over tik tok. We were really excited to go because of all the good reviews we heard but were a little underwhelmed with the space. It's definitely a cool vibe but the location is kind of far away from Austin and the drinks were pretty average. I got a margarita and my friends got beers so you can't really go wrong with that but the drink menu wasn't anything special. Don't know if I'd go back unless I had a really big group that needed outdoor space

An immersive bar and neon sign graveyard; The Sign Bar in Austin apparently started as a passion project for saving old business signs and notable neons. The owners collaborated with interior designers and fabricators to showcase some of Austin's forgotten history. Included is an amazing feature: QR codes throughout the property that give history to individual signs, the businesses they were at, and how they were obtained. Our drinks were lovely and seeing this place on person was such a neat experience!

Looking for something to do at night before/after you take someone to the airport? This is a great spot to start a vacation or end! Definitely an Instagr-amable place and a decent spot for sports games too. Beautiful Austin graveyard of memorable spots. They have QR codes in multiple places outside to get information on where some of the signs are from and the history of it's previous home. Tons of unique seating and if you have a big group or an event you can even reserve certain spots or "rooms" they have setup. Tons of parking, fairly clean gender neutral single stall bathrooms. There is an indoor bar with bar seating and high tables as well. Service is fast, and expect regular Austin pricing. My only real complaint is the total lack of information on food availability. They have a list of trucks/partners on their website but no info on times and which ones are actually there at the time. They only post about food event special days, but not day to day. They currently have a pizza truck, a taco truck, and there seems to be a permanent Lao place Nextdoor/connected. Also it is Very buggy out there. Prepare to get bit up or bring some bug spray.

Sign Bar is like a love letter to the Austin we remember, back before the city got overrun by all things flashy and commercial. Walking through and seeing the iconic Night Hawk sign and an entire room dedicated to I Love Video was a real trip down memory lane. If you're an Austin native or just miss the city's old-school charm, this place has all the feels.On to the food: go on a Monday for a burger or Wednesday for steak. We went for burger night, and I was pleasantly surprised! Fresh, tasty, and cooked to perfection, and at $13, it felt like a steal. There are a few food trucks outside in the parking lot, but we were very pleased with our choice and decided to skip out on the trailers.But here's where things get a little shaky. The music... Let's just say it didn't match the vibe. This is a spot dedicated to old Austin, so it's strange to hear a playlist that sounds more like a teen's Spotify mix. With so much legendary music born out of this city--Stevie Ray Vaughan, Willie Nelson, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Gary Clark Jr, and so many more--it would be amazing if they tapped into that local music history and dedicated at least one night a week to it.The bar experience also left a lot to be desired. My cocktail was watery, with barely a hint of alcohol. And to top it off, the bartenders weren't exactly friendly. (Note: I rarely if ever drink. When I do, it's a 2 drink maximum for me, so for me to feel like there's little to no alcohol in the cocktail says a lot.) It's a shame because Sign Bar has so much potential to capture that authentic Austin essence.For now, it's worth a visit for a nostalgic walk down memory lane and a solid burger, but with some tweaks, it could be an Austin gem. Here's hoping they lean into the magic of old Austin instead of letting it fade away.

There are cool places and then there is Sign Bar! Not a better experience for day drinking out there! Great selections, tons of fun, great service, great options and greater nostalgia!!! Our new favorite place!!!!

Disclaimer: Sign Bar is 4 stars, however the K&C Cattle Co is a 2*. Cool aesthetic, really impressive seeing how many signs have been acquired. All the signs encourage you to walk around to explore. The bar is spacious with quick service. The Steak deal on Wednesdays, though, not worth it. The prices are appealing, but you will get what you pay for. Rib eye chewy and fatty, at least 2-3 oz of fat. Sirloin was decent, and would've ordered two of those for $15 each instead of the rib eye for $25. The beef rib, appealing by the $3 price...but again...you get what you pay for. Mostly bone. Spicy Boys food truck may be your best option for food, here.