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Where to Find To-Go Beers, Crowlers, and Growlers in the Austin-Area

From local breweries and beer bars

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Now, as Texas breweries were forced to close their taprooms again by the state in June, many are still able to sell to-go beers. Eater gathered the best breweries and beer bars offering to-go and pickup services right now in the Austin-area, featuring beer cans, beer bottles, beer crowlers, and beer growlers.

This includes breweries such as Live Oak and Austin Beerworks and beer bars like Craft Pride and Brew & Brew. Breweries and brewpubs with on-site restaurants, such as The Brewtorium and ABGB are able to remain open for dine- and drink-in services because of the nature of their permits.

As with all businesses right now, be sure to call ahead to make sure each brewery or bar is still open or if there are updates on current offerings and service models, as things are changing constantly. Be sure to wear a mask, tip well, and, if you’re ordering delivery, try to order directly from the brewery or bar themselves.

For more takeout drink options, look through Eater Austin’s continuously updated drinks guide. For more general takeout options, scope out Eater Austin’s takeout and delivery package and the running guide, as well as the ongoing restaurants with pop-up markets list.

A number of Austin restaurants have resumed dine-in service. That level of service offered is indicated on each map point. However, this should not be taken as endorsement for dining in, as there are still safety concerns: for updated information on coronavirus cases in your area, please visit the City of Austin website. Studies indicate that there is a lower exposure risk when outdoors, but the level of risk involved with patio dining is contingent on restaurants following strict social distancing and other safety guidelines.

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Hedgehog Brewing

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The Cedar Park brewery offers all sort sorts of fun farmhouse ales and harp hoppy lagers. Orders can be placed online for bottles and crowlers.

Circle Brewing Company

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The North Burnet brewery remains open for to-go beers cans and growlers, with its year-round lineup such as the Alibi blonde and Lady Bird American IPA, and the seasonal Perfekt Pils. There’s even a create-your-own-case option. Orders can be placed online.

4th Tap Brewing Cooperative

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The worker-owned North Austin brewery is offering all sorts of beer and snacks for curbside pickups, including cans and tallboy crowlers. Orders can be placed online.

Adelbert's Brewery

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The North Burnet microbrewery is still open for to-go beer sales placed in person. On deck are six-pack cans, bottles, and growlers (with refills). The menu changes and can be found online.

Celis Brewery

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The historic North Austin brewery is open for to-go beers, with six-pack cans and growlers (no refills), including its White beer, among others. Credit card payments are preferred. Orders can be placed in person.

Austin Beerworks

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The North Burnet brewery is selling its beer lineup through its website for curbside pickups. This includes a fun low-carb fruity Island Mist Tropical Spritzer pack, crowlers, six-pack cans, and bottles of sours and saisons.

The Brewtorium

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The North Austin brewpub is open for to-go crowlers, crowler fills, and keg fills, alongside ciders, mead, and wine crowlers. There’s also German pub food such as pretzels, flammkuchen, and burgers. Pickup orders can be placed online or deliveries through Uber Eats. The brewery also reopened its patio for dine-in service

Draught House Pub & Brewery

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The longtime Rosedale pub is selling all sorts of beer for curbside pickups, in growlers, bottles, and cans. Orders must be placed online.

Oddwood Ales

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The MLK brewpub can’t reopen its patio, but it can sell its beers to-go for curbside pickups in the form of cans, crowlers, and bottles. Orders can be placed online.

Southern Heights Brewing Company

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The East MLK brewery is offering an assortment of IPs, sours, lagers, and more via cans, crowlers, and growlers, plus jerky, via pickups placed online.

Central District Brewing

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The downtown brewery is offering its beer lineup for pickups in the form of cans, crowlers, and packs, along with beverages from other Austin breweries. Orders for curbside pickups must be placed online.

Wright Bros. Brew and Brew

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For to-go and delivery beers, the East Austin cafe is now functioning as a retail shop essentially. Orders can be placed online or in-person for a wide range of 12-ounce crowlers, bottles, and cans. Plus there are sandwiches, bagels, cocktails, and wine. The patio has reopened too.

Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom

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The East Austin brewery is selling its beers, from the Parks & Rec to the Coffee Stout, in crowlers, can packs, and individually, through its website for pickups.

Lazarus Brewing Co.

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The East Austin brewery has beer cans, crowlers, growlers, bottles, and kegs of its beers, along with tacos, tortas, available for pickups through its website. The patio has reopened too.

Hops and Grain Brewing

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The East Austin brewery is selling its beer lineup in tallboy cans and crowlers for pickups. Orders can be placed through its website, in person, or over the phone. This includes the ALTeration, Haze County, and the Lux in Tenebris, as well as many small-batch options.

Craft Pride

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The Rainey Street beer bar is still open for to-go individual beer cans and bottles every Friday from 4 to 6 p.m., as well as mixed-six-pack-cans, alongside ciders and wines. Orders can be placed in person.

Blue Owl Brewing

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The East Austin sour brewery is selling its sour beer to-go through its website, over the phone, or via email at beertogo@blueowlbrewing.com. The curbside pickup options include cans, six-packs, cases, growlers, and even kegs.

The South Austin brewery and restaurant is offering curbside pickups through its website or phone for its beer: crowlers, three-pack crowlers, individual and packs of tallboys, 12-ounce-can packs, and even cases. Round out the order with some pizza and groceries too. The outdoor area is open for dine-in service too.

Last Stand Brewing Company

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The Hill Country brewery is open for to-go beer sales, with its variety of beers and the frozen (yes) Texas Sweet Tart. Pickup orders can be placed online.

Jester King

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The Hill Country brewery is still serving to-go pickup beers via its drive-thru. The menu features a whole lot of its beers, from experimental farmhouse ales to collaborations. Orders can be placed over the phone or online. The brewery is reopened its outdoor areas for dine-in service, thanks to its restaurant.

Hi Sign Brewing

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The far east Austin brewery is open for to-go beers, with some IPAs, its blueberry blonde ale, and more. Orders can be placed online. Its patio is open for self-service on-the-premises drinking too.

Nomadic Beerworks

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The St. Edwards area brewery is still open for to-go orders via in-person or call-ahead pickups. On deck are a variety of IPAs, alongside a pilsner, radler, and Kolsch-style blonde, among others.

(512) Brewing Company

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The West Congress brewery is selling beers — crowlers, bottle-packs, can-packs, growler refills — through its website for curbside pickups. This includes its Pecan Porter and the India Pale Ale.

Live Oak Brewing Company

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The Del Valle brewery set up a drive-thru system so people could pick up steadfast beers, from the hefeweizen to the pilz, as well as limited options. Orders can be placed in-person via cars or through its website.

St. Elmo Brewing Company

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St. Elmo’s to-go beer shop includes cans, four-packs, crowlers, and growler fills, including its Carl Kolsch through its web store. There are in-person and curbside pickups.

Orf Brewing

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The McKinney brewery’s open for to-go beers, ranging from six-packs to samplers to growlers. Orders can be placed online or in person.

Independence Brewing Co.

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The southeast Austin brewery’s curbside pickup program includes six-pack cans (Austin Amber to Red Bud), crowlers, growlers, and a special bottle release in collaboration with Garrison Brothers. Orders can be placed online or over the phone.

Vista Brewing

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The Driftwood brewery is open for to-go beers and food, from crowlers, growlers, bottles (its Texas wild ale Hye and the Le Saison, among others), packs of cans (the IPA pine/melon/grapefruit and blonde ale. Orders can be placed online or through the walkup window.

Hedgehog Brewing

The Cedar Park brewery offers all sort sorts of fun farmhouse ales and harp hoppy lagers. Orders can be placed online for bottles and crowlers.

Circle Brewing Company

The North Burnet brewery remains open for to-go beers cans and growlers, with its year-round lineup such as the Alibi blonde and Lady Bird American IPA, and the seasonal Perfekt Pils. There’s even a create-your-own-case option. Orders can be placed online.

4th Tap Brewing Cooperative

The worker-owned North Austin brewery is offering all sorts of beer and snacks for curbside pickups, including cans and tallboy crowlers. Orders can be placed online.

Adelbert's Brewery

The North Burnet microbrewery is still open for to-go beer sales placed in person. On deck are six-pack cans, bottles, and growlers (with refills). The menu changes and can be found online.

Celis Brewery

The historic North Austin brewery is open for to-go beers, with six-pack cans and growlers (no refills), including its White beer, among others. Credit card payments are preferred. Orders can be placed in person.

Austin Beerworks

The North Burnet brewery is selling its beer lineup through its website for curbside pickups. This includes a fun low-carb fruity Island Mist Tropical Spritzer pack, crowlers, six-pack cans, and bottles of sours and saisons.

The Brewtorium

The North Austin brewpub is open for to-go crowlers, crowler fills, and keg fills, alongside ciders, mead, and wine crowlers. There’s also German pub food such as pretzels, flammkuchen, and burgers. Pickup orders can be placed online or deliveries through Uber Eats. The brewery also reopened its patio for dine-in service

Draught House Pub & Brewery

The longtime Rosedale pub is selling all sorts of beer for curbside pickups, in growlers, bottles, and cans. Orders must be placed online.

Oddwood Ales

The MLK brewpub can’t reopen its patio, but it can sell its beers to-go for curbside pickups in the form of cans, crowlers, and bottles. Orders can be placed online.

Southern Heights Brewing Company

The East MLK brewery is offering an assortment of IPs, sours, lagers, and more via cans, crowlers, and growlers, plus jerky, via pickups placed online.

Central District Brewing

The downtown brewery is offering its beer lineup for pickups in the form of cans, crowlers, and packs, along with beverages from other Austin breweries. Orders for curbside pickups must be placed online.

Wright Bros. Brew and Brew

For to-go and delivery beers, the East Austin cafe is now functioning as a retail shop essentially. Orders can be placed online or in-person for a wide range of 12-ounce crowlers, bottles, and cans. Plus there are sandwiches, bagels, cocktails, and wine. The patio has reopened too.

Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom

The East Austin brewery is selling its beers, from the Parks & Rec to the Coffee Stout, in crowlers, can packs, and individually, through its website for pickups.

Lazarus Brewing Co.

The East Austin brewery has beer cans, crowlers, growlers, bottles, and kegs of its beers, along with tacos, tortas, available for pickups through its website. The patio has reopened too.

Hops and Grain Brewing

The East Austin brewery is selling its beer lineup in tallboy cans and crowlers for pickups. Orders can be placed through its website, in person, or over the phone. This includes the ALTeration, Haze County, and the Lux in Tenebris, as well as many small-batch options.

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Craft Pride

The Rainey Street beer bar is still open for to-go individual beer cans and bottles every Friday from 4 to 6 p.m., as well as mixed-six-pack-cans, alongside ciders and wines. Orders can be placed in person.

Blue Owl Brewing

The East Austin sour brewery is selling its sour beer to-go through its website, over the phone, or via email at beertogo@blueowlbrewing.com. The curbside pickup options include cans, six-packs, cases, growlers, and even kegs.

ABGB

The South Austin brewery and restaurant is offering curbside pickups through its website or phone for its beer: crowlers, three-pack crowlers, individual and packs of tallboys, 12-ounce-can packs, and even cases. Round out the order with some pizza and groceries too. The outdoor area is open for dine-in service too.

Last Stand Brewing Company

The Hill Country brewery is open for to-go beer sales, with its variety of beers and the frozen (yes) Texas Sweet Tart. Pickup orders can be placed online.

Jester King

The Hill Country brewery is still serving to-go pickup beers via its drive-thru. The menu features a whole lot of its beers, from experimental farmhouse ales to collaborations. Orders can be placed over the phone or online. The brewery is reopened its outdoor areas for dine-in service, thanks to its restaurant.

Hi Sign Brewing

The far east Austin brewery is open for to-go beers, with some IPAs, its blueberry blonde ale, and more. Orders can be placed online. Its patio is open for self-service on-the-premises drinking too.

Nomadic Beerworks

The St. Edwards area brewery is still open for to-go orders via in-person or call-ahead pickups. On deck are a variety of IPAs, alongside a pilsner, radler, and Kolsch-style blonde, among others.

(512) Brewing Company

The West Congress brewery is selling beers — crowlers, bottle-packs, can-packs, growler refills — through its website for curbside pickups. This includes its Pecan Porter and the India Pale Ale.

Live Oak Brewing Company

The Del Valle brewery set up a drive-thru system so people could pick up steadfast beers, from the hefeweizen to the pilz, as well as limited options. Orders can be placed in-person via cars or through its website.

St. Elmo Brewing Company

St. Elmo’s to-go beer shop includes cans, four-packs, crowlers, and growler fills, including its Carl Kolsch through its web store. There are in-person and curbside pickups.

Orf Brewing

The McKinney brewery’s open for to-go beers, ranging from six-packs to samplers to growlers. Orders can be placed online or in person.

Independence Brewing Co.

The southeast Austin brewery’s curbside pickup program includes six-pack cans (Austin Amber to Red Bud), crowlers, growlers, and a special bottle release in collaboration with Garrison Brothers. Orders can be placed online or over the phone.

Vista Brewing

The Driftwood brewery is open for to-go beers and food, from crowlers, growlers, bottles (its Texas wild ale Hye and the Le Saison, among others), packs of cans (the IPA pine/melon/grapefruit and blonde ale. Orders can be placed online or through the walkup window.

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