
Revenge Bar
Austin · $$

Austin, TX · $$
The Tiny Minotaur Tavern is a private social club, immersive art installation and theater space in downtown Austin, TX. Featuring over 6,000sq ft of movie set quality Fantasy Scenery, living “NPCs”, live bards, dungeon synth and delicious beverages; the Tiny Minotaur is a living world within a world! Purchasing a Day Pass for the Tiny Minotaur gives you access to the site as a Preliminary Member for a 5 hr trial run of the space. To become a fully fledged member of the Tiny Member, join our Patreon: [https://www.patreon.com/tinyminotaurtavern] The Tiny Minotaur prides itself on being unlike any space in Austin and we want to keep it special! For more in-depth looks at what programming is occurring on site please check out the events page on our website! www.tinyminotaur.com
“Amazing staff, really friendly amd noble. The different little zones are cool. I personally loved the bamboo area, super peaceful. People are doing all sorts of activities. I went for an awesome chainmail workshop that was hosted here. Also the first time I've tried pine needle soda!”
“They're not very responsive by Tock or e-mail unfortunately, but it was still a great time! (I tried to reach out about a discount on 13 tickets and never got a reply.) Parking: Awful, gotta roll the dice on the neighborhoods nearby. Thankfully not too many blocked off streets. Almost like a hidden secret of South Austin! We went with a group of 13 guys, half in Ren Faire costume, for their monthly night market evening. You're welcomed at the door by a very enthusiastic orc and should come prepared to show ID. Check-in was seamless with their emailed order. The venue itself is small and could practically be someone's home. Karaoke was an offshoot room that fit only about 10 people. It's a lot more spacious in the back than it seems, opening up to plenty of seating where groups were seen chatting or playing tabletop games. There weren't many vendors but a great wizard was there giving away little fortunes that was very wholesome. Overall, great spot for a date or for one of their themed nights. I'd definitely come back with a group.”
“Absolute-best themed bar in Austin. They’re committed to the theme in the entry expressive and the decor, but in a way that’s welcoming and not exclusive or intimidating. Somehow it’s both a great conceptual/playful event venue, and also a great, relaxed neighborhood tavern. Costumes highly encouraged, but both times I’ve been everyone’s just as welcoming to folks in plainclothes. On top of that, they have the best non-alcoholic cocktail in the city (the Garden Gnome); unlike most zero-proof mixed drinks it doesn’t just taste like sugar water, it’s balanced and refreshing. I wish the food options were slightly more substantial or on-theme (right now just “glizzies”), but on the whole this place is incredible and a real part of Austin’s spirit.”
“It is a, as implied, tiny space with an interesting, geeky vibe for gaming and folk who would be comfortable at Renaissance faires. The specialty drinks are odd and not my cup of carbonated tea. There is lots of outdoor seating, which is good because the indoor area gets really loud with D&D and similar games getting really loud. The food that I saw looked as though very little effort or thought went into it but was still had a premium price. I would probably not go back unless it was to meet geeky friends there.”
“I bought a one-day pass and was initially confused about what exactly it included. Upon arrival, I was greeted at the door, but beyond that, there wasn't much guidance or engagement.I understand this is a private club and may cater to a specific audience, but the overall experience felt underwhelming. The drinks were decent, and the atmosphere was okay, though the crowd seemed to be mostly in the 21–25 age range. In my opinion, this isn't really a date-night destination.Other than the initial welcome, there wasn't much of an immersive or memorable experience that would justify the hype or the cost of admission.”
2701 East Cesar Chavez, Austin, TX 78702, US
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