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Cedar Door

201 Brazos St
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 473-3712
cedardooraustin.com
4.5 star rating based on 25 reviews

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Hours
Daily 3pm-2am  
Status: Open  
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tel: (512) 473-3712

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tel: (512) 608-0123

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Business Description from the Web

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A local favorite, this bar has been relocated for the fourth time in its history. The building was moved during a midnight trek to its current home at 2nd Ave and Brazos. Construction continues and the bar is scheduled to re-open Labor Day weekend. Regardless of location, it is a great stop before heading out on the town or just for sitting outside on a beautiful evening. The Mexican Martini's... more
Posted by wcities on October 24, 2007

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Although it's seen many locations, this has been a beloved Austin spot for over 30 years. It sports an expansive happy-hour deck and a beer garden. Local office workers pour out of the buildings nearby to soak up the conversation and standard pub decor. This self-proclaimed home of the Original Mexican martini certainly makes its argument well by using the smoothest tequilas. The favorite house... more
Posted by Citysearch on May 04, 2007

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The beer garden is available for parties; have your favorite restaurants cater the event.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Popular local bar known for minimal attitude and great drinks.

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In Short Although it's seen many locations, this has been a beloved Austin spot for over 30 years. It sports an expansive happy-hour deck and a beer garden. Local office workers pour out of the buildings nearby to soak up the conversation and standard pub decor. This self-proclaimed home of the Original Mexican martini certainly makes its argument well by using the smoothest tequilas.... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 11, 2006)

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The patio at this self-proclaimed originator of the Mexican martini is not too unlike a Key West cantina. The signature drink is served in a shaker to help regulate the pour. Misting fans on turbo diffuse the overbearing heat. Jalapeno poppers and spudskins safeguard against blackouts born of long afternoons. If blacking-out is your goal, though, may we suggest picking up a bottle of mix to... more
Posted by blackbookmagus on November 09, 2008

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Think "Cheers" with a redwood deck in downtown Austin. In spite of the fact that it keeps changing location -- it's moved four times in its 26-year history -- the Cedar Door remains Austin's favorite neighborhood bar, drawing a group of potluck regulars ranging from hippies to journalists and politicos. The beer's cold, the drinks are strong, and to lots of folks (no doubt those whose families... more
Posted by frommers on May 25, 2007

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The place for Mexican Martinis!

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I love this place. Every time I come to Austin I go to the Cedar Door - their Mexican Martinis are amazing. They're are a little spendy, but totally worth it. So tasty on a hot Texas day! Their food is good too, nothing too fancy but excellent pub grub/bar type food (nachos, burgers, etc.) The drinks and nice outside seating make it all totally worthwhile. Service has always been quick and... more
Posted by jillianhives on May 17, 2009

Worst Service Ever

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Went to Cedar Door with a friend. We both had a long history going to there. We asked for Nachos which took over an hour to get. When we refused them, the waitress got an attitude and demanded a tip. This is worst service I have ever gotten in my life. The excuse why the food too long? Their kitchen is too small and they didn't have enough staff. We were still expected to pay for our... more
Posted by 4merpartier on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 27, 2009)

Austin classic by Mary M. at InsiderPages

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Just picture yourself on the porch with your favorite libation, surrounded by friends on a hot summer evening. The porch has a misting system that is cooling, the service is great, and local music is being played in the background. Now that's my idea of a great happy hour!
Posted by Citysearch User on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 25, 2008)
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