Thursday 12th of February 2009 11:32:12 AM

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Located on bustling 6th Street, Little Woodrows is blessed with a great outdoor space. I like the garage style doors that can be opened to bring the outside feel indoors.

They have a nice U shaped bar that seats approximately 20 or so beer drinkers. There are some tables and video games. Old school darts to your right. They have a decent set-up for the TVs and lots of folks were watching the Texas – Oklahoma State Basketball game.

The beer garden is very popular and seems to be the big draw. I love the long picnic tables; it makes it very conducive for groups.

27 beers on tap, only about a 1\4 are decent. Highlights include Fat Tire, PU, SN, St. Arnolds and Spaten,

They offer 50 or so bottles and again, I would say a 1\4 are decent. Highlights for me include. BB Bburgerbrau, Bohemia. Chimay Red, Duvel, Franziskaner, a couple from Real Ale and St. Arnolds.

I like the mix of classic and modern rock. The crowd is slightly older for 6th street.

The service was business like and efficient.

Not a bad stop but not in my top 3 Austin spots.

Sunday 9th of December 2007 02:48:52 PM

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Little Woodrows is a given if you are in Austin anytime in the months of March-through-November.

Outdoor seating, on the west end of the 6th street activity, a horseshoe shaped bar and street view wood deck. Woodrows is a great spot to enjoy a brew and to people-watch a bit.

Woodrow's brews no beer themselves and there is no food, but on tap is always something you'll want to drink and you are within range of a gajillion good resturants if you get hungry. Woodrow's was a regular for me during my nine years in Austin and the atmosphere is tops.

Annoyances: Can get crowded and occasionally some dumba** college kid is puking on himself in the can.