The Post

One of my favorite whole in the wall bars. Staff is always friendly. This is usually a friendly older crowd, plenty of games and room to sit and just chat. Out door area Plus they have touch tunes.

To start I love hole in the walls but… Bar layout is horrible and it’s bigger then most… what Everyone. Staff won’t make eye contact, bar wasn’t even busy, drink was weak, tasted like water and I don’t even drink. Asked for them to remake them and got more attitude then a feral cat. I won’t be back. Skip this place

It’s a smokey dive bar with down to earth, super friendly people that serve cheap beers and free sodas. It’s not fancy, it’s not hipster, it is what it is.
This has been my sister and brother-in-law’s bar since they moved to the north Austin area. When their son passed away, they had a huge fund raiser there with food and drink and we all gathered after the memorial to remember and reminisce. And raise a few beers in his memory as well.
I wouldn’t feel uncomfortable here unless I were a stuck up beer snob. So if you feel that may describe you, go ahead and drive on by.

Had a pretty good time. Drinks were cheap and staff was incredibly friendly. Very relaxed atmosphere! We will be going there again.

Unilocal has this listed as Austin, but it is in Cedar Park.

I have been to this place a few times. I have always enjoyed myself on previous visits. It reminds me of the little blue collar watering hole I used to work at up in Ohio, where the customers were all mill workers and coal miners. I like bars like this because the people are generally down to earth and the atmosphere is anything but pretentious. I have read reviews before about lousy service if you are not a regular, but I have always had great service there. Last night, however, I walked into that bar stone sober and went to use the restroom. When I came out, the bartender refused to serve me because «she didn’t like the way I looked when I walked in». I was doing the pee pee dance all the way to the bathroom, so I probably didn’t exactly look like I had it together. I get it. As a bartender, you have a responsibility to know where the line is. After speaking to me for a few minutes and realizing that I was not fall down drunk, she served me. I wasn’t necessarily angry about that, but it was pretty annoying. As she is telling me she can offer me a water and I am looking around the bar, I am seeing people with one eye open or slurring their speech with beers in hand. Every single time I go in there I usually see a few people that have already had way too much to drink getting served. It was all cool in the end, but I finally experienced the different treatment because I am not a regular aspect of this place that I mentioned above. It definitely changed my opinion of this place a little bit.

Everyone was having a great time with the exception of me. The smoke was killing me. There is a nice patio to air out. The service was lukewarm unless you’re a regular.

It is, what it is. It’s a converted VFW bar that caters to the local blue-​collar folks. People watching is fun as long as you don’t laugh out loud — you’re outnumbered, so take your own chances.
The bar is stocked with the regular swill offered by the local distributor and they have a nice wine selection — 1 white and 1 red.
It’s easily one of my favorite dive bars as it’s less than a mile from my house. Friday nights there will be karaōke (yawn) and Saturdays will showcase a band from somewhere around here.
In all honesty, it’s a fine little place if you’re looking to have a beer and some chatter with the (usually) friendly patrons and don’t mind getting tepid service from the uninterested barmaids.

Place was way to smokey!!! I walked in couldn’t breath or see. The whole place also seemed really dirty, not to mention the beer I had there was flat! I went here to meet up with a friend, I will not return!!! It’s deff an older crowd, I think it would be Pretty cool place for pool if it wasn’t for the smoke and cleaned up.

Best old fashioned honky tonk in Cedar Park. I’m not a fan of the smoke but everything else makes up for it. Love the shuffle board tables and karaōke Friday nights are awesome. The beer is cheap and the atmosphere is fun and light.

Best shuffleboard place I have ever been!!! Cash tournaments! Great service and very fun attentive ladies! Cheap beer and wine! BYO your liquor and they will set you up for minimal costs. Its very smoky inside and they do have an area for bands and karaōke. A lot of same folks old and young here every night. The bathrooms are nasty on the men’s side with a toilet even in a shower! Its not the place you take a first date, but a great spot to get drunk, have fun and not spend a fortune doing it.

Not really special unless you like shuffleboard and like to smoke. The entire establishment smells of smoke.
There were plenty of people there so I assume it is doing well.
Advertised as Cedar Park’s only dance floor, I did not find any dance floor or any venue that resembles dancing.
Can’t really say I am disappointed or impressed.

Ahh The Post… the smokey, dirty locals’ hangout. There is every ilk of person in this place, and they’re all drunk and smoking. The bartenders are usually nice and attentive, but if you’re not a regular, don’t expect the best service. There is usually some terrible band playing some 80s country or Skynard rock, and there is no lack of people watching here. It always seems like it’s all one redneck family in there. I go there to meet a buddy cause it’s cheap and easy, but no other reasons I would choose this place.

Enter into a smokey dive bar for cheap beer, bad Karaōke, pool, shuffle boards, and darts to start the night… be afraid be very afraid — this is a true local hang out and the ages range from 21 – 80. I swear I saw your grandma in there last week.
The bartenders are either really funny, & attentive or they are rude and unresponsive. If they know you — you have a better chance of feeling ‘welcomed’ or youu’ll need to try really hard to befriend.
I’ve been in at least 15 – 20 or so times in the last two years and hate the nights were someone new is working because you spend the first hour trying to make them happy to make sure you aren’t ignored.
For location and ease of hanging out and being somewhat close to home it isn’t a bad place.

Great beer bar. They do set ups so you can bring your bottle. Smoking is allowed so if you’re a non-​smoker or afraid of a little smoke in the air you might not enjoy it.

The map feature on Unilocal is wrong? The Post is off of Hwy 1431 a couple blocks past Waldon Way in Cedar Park.
After driving by this place a hundred times I decided to stop by and have a beer.
Unlike Cedar Parks newer beer joints (The Dig Pub/​Taps) The Post has umm a bit more character. A sticky bar, a limited domestic beer selection, no fancy cheese plates, and a smokey aroma highlight an evening at The Post.
A couple $ 2.00 draft beers and 3 Hank Jr. songs in a row from the jukebox and I was ready to become a regular.
This is not a place I would bring out of town guests to highlight my new neighborhood. I wouldn’t go there to watch Monday Night Football.
The beer is cold and the service is kinda what you should expect at a place like this, but that is part of it’s beauty.