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119, East 5th Street, 78701, Austin, Travis County, US United States
contacts phone: +1
website: www.floppydiskrepairco.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 30.2666823, Longitude: -97.7420786
Rebekah Moench
::While prices can seem imposing this place is worth it. The drinks are always good, the bartenders are extremely knowledgeable, and the ambiance is *chef kiss* Yes it is difficult to get in without knowing someone but keep at it. (You need a passcode unless it’s the weekend or they leave the door unlocked.) This is a great place to take friends from out of town to show them a place they have never experienced. Tip the bartenders, keep the conversation fun and interesting, and you may end up on the special mailing list. $20 Irish car bomb is exactly what you expect, and the Jell-O shots are some of the best mixed drinks you can order.
Vanessa Syptak
::By far one of the more fun places I’ve been too in Austin. You need secret code to get in here which adds to the fun and space is limited. It is pretty small in here. It’s also kind of a creepy atmosphere, like red headed step children are creepy or something, HAHA! All the drinks are $10 which keeps it simple. I highly recommend the basic b*tch (yes that’s the name of the drink) it’s a Moscow mule with habanero juice in it. Yumm yumm!
Brett Gottfried
::The outside doesn't look like much but it is a really fun and hidden speakeasy! You must have the password to get in to this little joint. There isn't a lot of sitting room inside but it is worth the visit. They have some type of 1920's theme, I think, cool either way.
Matthew Ash
::based on who gets enterance (i noticed it a year ago, and would observe the clientele) and the people commenting to review...very white specific place - means its not inclusive...that its a racist place. glad to see so many people enjoy this place!
Daena Makela
::By FAR, the best place to get your Commodore 64 serviced in Austin. I came in for a boot error I getting every time I tried to get from DOS to Windows 3.1, and I left with a perfectly purring system complete with a fresh install of Oregon Trail and a new dial up 56k dial up modem. HIGHLY recommend! Side note: they are Gateway certified here too!