Casino El Camino Bloody Mary

Most people enjoy a bloody mary with Sunday brunch, but with the warmer weather, they’re also the perfect summer drink to cool you down. And they’re not just for brunch anymore — you can find the tomato-based cocktails on the menu throughout the week. We’ve rounded up what we think are some of most insane bloody mary’s in Austin.

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Casino El Camino

Casino El Camino is a great place to grab one of the best bloody mary’s in town, so it may be surprising that it’s located on Dirty 6th. This version can be a bit spicy so be sure to tell them what you’re fire level is beforehand. It’s garnished with enough food items to be a meal, but be careful because you will want to leave room for their famous burger to pair it with. Be forewarned, this dive bar also plays really loud music.

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Star Bar

Down the road on W. 6th St., you’ll find the Hail Mary. The bloody mary where breakfast meets lunch includes donuts and cinnamon roll garnishes skewered on one side and a cheeseburger slider complete with fried pickle on the other. Who needs a food order when you can just drink your brunch?!

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Freedmen’s

Go hungry to this destination, but not for the food; at Freedmen’s, it’s all about the bloody mary. A must have, the Holy Mary with Holy Trinity is the ultimate divine intervention. Made with a quart of Forty Creek, this version is made with whiskey, but can be made with vodka if you prefer. It’s topped by a half pound of their famous spicy brisket, incredible sausage, and sweet spare ribs…. is your mouth watering yet?

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Frank

Get down to the warehouse district downtown and slip into Frank for their Red Headed Stranger. Known for hot dogs and cold beer, Frank mixes up a bloody mary that is a nice diversion from the norm. While it may not be the most over the top garnished cocktail, this bloody mary features bacon infused Tito’s vodka, house-made Frank Bloody Mary mix, and Frank signature seasoned salt. Add garnishes of crispy bacon, cheddar cheese, jalapeño stuffed olive, and pepperoncini, and you’ll be left craving one every day of the week.

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Pluckers

Austin-based Pluckers has expanded to multiple locations across the south, which means lots of people get to taste their fabulous bloody mary. This little piece of heaven comes with one of their famous chicken wings, a fried pickle spear, and maple bacon. This cocktail pairs well with an order of garlic parmesan and lemon pepper wings.

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Snooze, an A.M. Eatery

Snooze offers a variety of bloody marys; all versions feature their house-made bloody mary mix and are a must try at this early morning eatery. You can have a spicy version made with habanero or jalapeño infused vodka. The Green Tom is made with green tomatoes, cucumber, jalapeño, and rosemary and is like a refreshing salad in your mouth. A more daring version is the Boss Hog, made with bacon-infused bourbon. And for the adventurous drinkers, there’s the Bangkok made with sriracha sauce, cilantro, lime, basil, and fish sauce.

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The Park

Casino El Camino Bloody Mary

With two locations in the Austin area, The Park offers a bloody mary on their every day menu, as well as a build-your-own bloody mary bar on Sundays. There you’ll find more garnishes and seasonings than you can imagine.

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Weather Up

The east side boasts many cool bars with new ones popping up almost monthly. One of the originals in the area features a simple, tasty bloody mary garnished with a large pickle spear. What makes this one stand out is what you sip your cocktail through – a metal straw that keeps your drink extra cold on a hot summer day.

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Clark’s Oyster Bar

This brunch favorite pairs wonderfully with the exquisite oysters offered on Sundays and it even comes garnished with a quail egg. You’ll love the cold bar, caviar, and crab choices to enjoy with your cocktail.

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Vox Table

Vox Table is known for their incredible award-winning craft cocktails and exotic menu items, and the bloody mary is also on point. A simple garnish of a cherry tomato and individual vile of Tabasco, the star here is the celery foam that makes this a must try.

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Casino El Camino Bloody Mary

Whether you enjoy your bloody mary as an any day drink or just on Sunday Funday, Austin has plenty of places for you to explore this classic with a twist.

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