Live Oak

Live Oak in Austin is a smart-casual venue with a price of $45 per person and daily hours that run into the night. The confirmed details are limited, so the safest way to plan is around the basics: price, hours, dress code, whether that schedule fits your plans.

Use it as a practical Austin option when the timing, budget, smart-casual dress code work for your plans.

Choose it when the hours fit your night

Live Oak opens at 1 PM every day and stays open until 12 AM Sunday through Thursday, with later 1 AM closing on Friday and Saturday. That makes it useful for afternoon plans, evening meet-ups, later weekend stops, without needing to assume anything about a lunch service or a specific late-night food offering.

The smart-casual dress code gives the venue a more polished baseline than a purely casual stop. Readers using Our full Austin hotels guide can consider Live Oak as one Austin option to fit into a broader stay, while keeping expectations tied to the basics rather than unconfirmed amenities.

Plan around the confirmed price and basic venue details

The price is $45 per person. That figure is the clearest starting point for Live Oak, especially if you are comparing it with other Austin options. Specific menus, dishes, beverage strengths, special formats are not confirmed here, so they should not be the basis for deciding whether to go.

For broader planning before or after Live Oak, use Our full Austin restaurants guide; for other ideas in the city, start with Our full Austin bars guide. Those guides can help round out the night if you need a confirmed plan, a different atmosphere, or another Austin stop.

Who should pick it, who should skip it

Pick Live Oak if you want an Austin venue with smart-casual dress, a $45-per-person planning point, hours that run late every night.

Skip it if you need confirmed details on cuisine, a particular menu, outdoor seating, live entertainment, takeout, delivery, allergy accommodations, or a named chef or beverage program before booking.

Quick reference: strongest for Austin plans built around hours, a $45-per-person price point, smart-casual dress; weaker for visitors who need confirmed menu, service, or setting details in advance.