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The taproom at Circle Brewing.
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Where to Grab a Beer Near the Austin FC Stadium Q2

The soccer stadium happens to be within the brewery epicenter of the city

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The taproom at Circle Brewing.
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It goes without saying that Austin’s brewery scene is really strong. And, in particular, the North Austin and North Burnet neighborhoods — which happens to be the home of soccer team Austin FC’s stadium Q2 — is a bonafide beer epicenter. So many local breweries from Austin Beerworks to Celis Brewery to cidery Fairweather are brewing up hoppy liquid magic and offer amazing alfresco patios and food trucks.

With that, here are the best breweries found within the vicinity of the Q2 soccer stadium, for all beer-drinking needs before or after Austin FC games or just general beer exploring up in the North Austin area.

There’s also the full Q2 Stadium guide, as well as the best restaurants around the stadium and the best Austin FC watch parties.

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Circle Brewing Company

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The North Burnet brewery brews its beers with Texas and German brewing processes, leading to stalwart drafts like the Envy (an amber) and the Blur (a Texas hefe), all available to drink in its great outdoor and indoor spaces.

Hopsquad Brewing Co

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One of Austin’s comparatively newer breweries is this North Burnet one, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Expect beers such as the Dr. Montopolis pilsner and heavier Bark Labralager dark Czech pilsner. The brewery’s food truck Dough Squad serves up pizza.

Fairweather Cider Co.

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Okay, okay, okay, the North Austin cidery isn’t a brewery technically, but the ciders are really great and unmissable, and there’s a great wine lineup. The brewery also serves up what it describes as tapas, and there’s food truck Spicy Boys, and coffee from All Gimmicks. The taproom features both indoor and outdoor seating.

Celis Brewery

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The historic North Austin brewery focuses on Belgian-style wheat beers, from the Celis White to the Celis Juice IPA to the Celis Pale Bock. For food, there is the Eater Award-winning food truck Con Todo, serving up tacos and tostadas. The taproom features both indoor and outdoor seating.

Austin Beerworks

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The North Burnet brewery is one of Austin’s iconic ones, and it’s one of the city’s more fun ones. The taproom is expansive, with plenty of alfresco seating perfect for drinking its core beers (the Pearl Snap is a great one) as well as exclusive and seasonal offerings. There’s also its own food truck, the Can-Tina, serving up burgers and tacos, with meat and vegetarian options.

Circle Brewing Company

The North Burnet brewery brews its beers with Texas and German brewing processes, leading to stalwart drafts like the Envy (an amber) and the Blur (a Texas hefe), all available to drink in its great outdoor and indoor spaces.

Hopsquad Brewing Co

One of Austin’s comparatively newer breweries is this North Burnet one, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Expect beers such as the Dr. Montopolis pilsner and heavier Bark Labralager dark Czech pilsner. The brewery’s food truck Dough Squad serves up pizza.

Fairweather Cider Co.

Okay, okay, okay, the North Austin cidery isn’t a brewery technically, but the ciders are really great and unmissable, and there’s a great wine lineup. The brewery also serves up what it describes as tapas, and there’s food truck Spicy Boys, and coffee from All Gimmicks. The taproom features both indoor and outdoor seating.

Celis Brewery

The historic North Austin brewery focuses on Belgian-style wheat beers, from the Celis White to the Celis Juice IPA to the Celis Pale Bock. For food, there is the Eater Award-winning food truck Con Todo, serving up tacos and tostadas. The taproom features both indoor and outdoor seating.

Austin Beerworks

The North Burnet brewery is one of Austin’s iconic ones, and it’s one of the city’s more fun ones. The taproom is expansive, with plenty of alfresco seating perfect for drinking its core beers (the Pearl Snap is a great one) as well as exclusive and seasonal offerings. There’s also its own food truck, the Can-Tina, serving up burgers and tacos, with meat and vegetarian options.

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