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Bar Hacienda is now open underneath Tiger Lilly

The new, underground bar comes from industry veterans and the folks behind Here Nor There.

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Stop by for Bar Hacienda’s current drink menu, which is inspired by the spirit of summer. | Photo by Wen Fitzgerald

You’re about to be sipping pretty. There’s a new, hidden bar open in Downtown Austin.

From the folks behind Here Nor There, Bar Hacienda is now open in the basement under Tiger Lilly. The underground lounge serves a drink menu crafted by Terance Robson — 2019’s “Best Bartender in Texas” — to a hip-hop-heavy soundtrack.

Make a note to try Bar Hacienda during its summer happy hour from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, during which you can try three signature cocktails for $20. Keep an eye out for food pop-ups + events on the bar’s Instagram.

By the way, the bar doesn’t take reservations. Check out some of our favorite local happy hours.

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