Cain & Abel's 907 West 24th Street, Austin, TX 78705

"What “bar and grill” requires an ID to get in? We tried to eat all were 21 but one didn’t have an ID with him. We were not drinking just getting food. They refused service for no ID. Trash. This would have been our first time here. They lost a second chance."

"I really love coming to this bar with friends as it is a UT/ West Campus staple. The drinks are good, fairly priced, and the atmosphere is always fun!! Recently the service has not been great and one of the bartenders, Callie, was pretty rude to me for no reason. She was too busy on her phone to take my order and dismissed me when I tried asking to order something? Idk I’ve never been treated like this here before so it was odd. Overall great bar but the new service has been questionable."

"Great bar. The inside space is smaller than it was at the previous location. Close to campus, nice vibes. I like the $8 Texas teas on Tues and Thurs. Quesadillas and chicken tenders are good! Gets super busy with lots of students."

"This establishment is frustrating. I parked in a parking spot that is divided between Cain's and University Realty for a total of 5 minutes and was booted! I was returning a pair of keys to University Realty and parked in a spot that appeared appropriate for entering this establishment. The towing signs only state that these spots are for customer use only. With the two establishments appearing to share a parking lot, how is anyone supposed to know if these spots are specific to any business? Any person would assume this lot is a shared parking space since no company is labeled on any towing signs. I received a boot and removal fee of $100, but the only way to get the money back is to go through the extensive process of going to small claims court, which is $60 to form a case plus your time. If you are going to boot a Car for illegal parking, label your signs to inform customers that your parking lot is for your business ONLY."

"The burgers are delish! Staff is great. When you walk in it may seem like a dive college bar but its so much more. It's walking distance from work and the menu has tons of options at decent prices. I had been craving a REAL Burger not just fat food patty and first we tried the ones at Sapo's near campus. So disappointed for$15 dollar burger at Sapo's the patty was not fresh and not worth the price. We went to Cain & Abel's paid abbit$10 bucks for a burger with Black Angus meat, goat cheese, avocado- I'll let the pictures speak for itself"