Amid to the world wide emergency response to the COVID-19 virus, every restaurant, bar and movie theater has been ordered closed to in-house dining. Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently issued a brand new waiver that will allow Austin bars and restaurants to offer the delivery of alcohol, wine, beer and cocktail beverages to be ordered with the purchase of food orders.
The following local restaurants and bars are currently offering alcohol, wine and cocktail kits for delivery in Austin:
Offering margaritas and cold Mexican beer for curbside pickup and delivery. Visit the Vamonos website or call 512.474.2029 to place an order.
Offering bottled wine with curbside meals only (beer coming soon!). Call 512-729-0052 for today’s selection.
Offering beer and wine for pick up as well as their full menu.
Offering beer & wine and now cocktails to go! Pre-Pay & Pick Up outside for contactless takeout. Call (737) 212-1876. Hours: Sunday-Thursday 5pm – 8pm & Friday-Saturday 5pm – 9pm.
Offering sparkling, red and white wines for $20 and premium wines for $25 along with beer and a full bar menu. Olive & June curbside pickup and delivery is available by ordering online.
The curbside menu at Fonda San Miguel includes signature dishes like the Calabacitas Rellenas and the Cochinita Pibil, as well as the FSM Margarita Kit (serves 6) for $35 which includes a 375ml bottle of Dulce Vida Silver, Fonda margarita mix, chips and salsa. The curbside menu is offered from 3-7pm everyday,.
Twin Liquors is bolstering its in-store pick-up services for e-commerce customers across Texas stores in an effort to better keep patrons and staff safe. Providing a way for customers to conveniently shop, customers can browse and shop Twin Liquors’ expansive selection of wine and spirits for in-store pick up through their website (https://twinliquors.com). The Twin Liquors app, available to download on iOS and Android app stores.
Offering cocktail kits, wine by the bottle, ades and iced teas by the quart, beer and other non-alcoholic beverages available by calling 512-827-2750. Beverage menu HERE.
Offering bottles of wine, sake, and beer with cocktail kits to build-your-own TenTen signature cocktail. Starting Saturday, Ten Ten’s Nova Kitchen – will be giving 100% of profits back to their out-of-work staff.
Despite sheltering in place, spring is here and all signs are pointing to spritz season. Since we can’t gather with friends on patios, Juliet Italian Kitchen is bringing cocktail hour directly to your door with its new DIY Aperol spritz kits. Each kit includes ingredients for five drinks, garnishes, aperol spritz swag and instructions on how to build the perfect spritz. Kits may be ordered for takeout or delivery by calling Juliet at (512) 479-1800.
Offering margaritas for delivery. Call (512) 474-1222. FREE delivery within a 5-mile radius.
Offering 6-packs of beer and bottled wine options for curbside only. Call 512.476.2469 for today’s selections to add to your order.
Laura and the team at the creamery are offering their full boozy ice cream menu to-go and for pick-up or delivery, including boozy milkshakes daily from 2pm – 11pm.
Nickel City has several different DIY cocktails every day like the paloma, famous frozen Irish coffee, and Bees Knees. All proceeds go to staff!
Drop Kick is offering to-go items for curbside pickup starting Wednesday, March 18. Now offering alcoholic beverages including beer by the can for $3, wine by the bottle for $15 to $25, as well as margaritas, a Vodka lime cucumber cocktail, their Pimmlet cocktail with aviation, pimm’s no. 1, cucumber and mint plus a rotating drink.
Offering food takeout as well as to-go beer. The menu includes multiple options as well as family-style dining ,bringing back our favorite – “feasts” selections including garden, gulf and ranch options. Feasts serve up to 4 and comes with hearth bread, two sides, and two free kids’ meals. Beer to go with 15% off to-go crowlers with food purchase to order via Phone, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Postmates. Full to-go menu available for more options – https://www.thebrewerstable.com/to-go-menues/
In addition to food takeout & delivery, now offering signature cocktails for delivery.
In addition to food takeout & delivery, now offering large format cocktail kits for delivery!
Offering curbside pick up for all the Tex-Mex food & Grizz Mizz, rocks margaritas, Paloma and more!! Deliveries are available to downtown Austin and 100% of delivery fees go back to the staff.
For fellow currently unemployed bartenders and servers from the amazing ATX service industry, Austin Eastciders is paying the gratitude forward and offering complimentary six-packs (limit one per person*). A 25% off discount will be offered for those who would like to purchase additional product. For all other visitors, Austin Eastciders is offering six-packs for $8, variety Packs for $16, Hopped, Spiced, and Watermelon six-packs for $5 as well as 20% off all merchandise.
Mattie’s is offering curbside pick-up beginning Thursday, March 19 available from 12 to 8 p.m. They’re now offering alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to go, must be ordered with food. Includes cocktail kits and iced teas, cold brew lattes and lemonades by the quart. beverage menu HERE.
Various wine and beer options are available for takeout from Salt Lick Cellars, including several signature offerings from The Salt Lick. Click HERE to see the full Salt Lick Cellars drink menu.
Treaty Oak Whiskey and Waterloo Gin are offering online spirits ordering and delivery (for those 21+). Click here for links to purchase Treaty Oak Whiskey and Waterloo Gin. Alice’s Restaurant at Treaty Oak Distilling will be offering a to-go menu daily from 12PM-7PM, beginning today. The menu will consist of BBQ, take-and-bake meals and a wide range of beers, wines and cocktail kits. To order, consumers can download the Toast Takeout App, set up a profile and search for Treaty Oak Distilling. To-go orders (food and beverages) can be delivered to guests’ vehicles, or they can come to the open-air Rickhouse to pick their orders up. Upon receipt of the to-go order via the Toast Takeout App, a Treaty Oak employee will call or text to provide instructions.
Ranked fourth best small brewery in the world and an Austin favorite, is one local business offering food, beer and wine for pick up — from 12-8 pm, 7 days a week.
Desert Door has added making hand sanitizer produced according to World Health Organization (WHO) and FDA standards to part for their daily activities as the world faces the uncertainty of the COVID-19 crisis. The Driftwood, Texas, sotol distillery began production this week and will have over 20,000 8 oz bottles free of charge to the public soon. The hand sanitizer is made with 80% alcohol as the active ingredient.
The distillery is taking necessary precautions and now offering curbside bottle pickup. Call ahead at (830) 833-3033 and ask for Brenda to place a curbside order.
To continue to provide Texans with the wine they love, Fall Creek Vineyards is offering specials for “Keep Sipping with Free Shipping” (6-btl min) for online shopping to have wine delivered directly to your door and Curb-side Pick-up (2 bottle minimum) at Fall Creek Vineyards Driftwood across from the Salt Lick, and the winery in Tow, Texas.
Now delivers a little bit of that lakeside vibe directly to your home. Each Saturday and Sunday from 12-2 pm and 5-7 pm providing home delivery of a full menu, beer, wine and canned cocktails to the Riverplace, Ski Shores and Greenshores neighborhoods. Customers may still order dockside and curbside carryout all day. Call in your order ahead of time, (512) 394-7511.
The winery is now offering curbside pickup of wine and snacks to go. This includes picnic packages of meats, cheeses, crackers. Customers can place an order in advance by phone or by placing order online and drop by an hour later to pick it up. For residents of Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Johnson City, Kerrville, North San Antonio, Central Austin, South Austin, they are bring the wine directly to customers. Slate Mill Wine Collective offering home delivery on Mondays and Thursdays with a minimum order of $50.
Ranked fourth best small brewery in the world and an Austin favorite, is one local business offering food, beer and wine for pick up — from 12-8 pm, 7 days a week. I’m reaching out to request that Jester King Brewery, located on Fitzhugh Rd, Austin, TX 78736, be added to Austin Food Magazine’s list of restaurants and breweries that are offering to-go options. Customers may order online or call 512-661-8736 to place an order.
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