Jules Design Bar — Restaurant in Bee Cave

Jules Design Bar is a local gem, and its name perfectly reflects what makes it special—the design. Every corner of the space is thoughtfully curated, with carefully placed details that make the entire bar feel polished and complete. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, almost as if everyone here knows each other, even though we didn’t recognize a single person. It has that rare mix of intimacy and openness that makes you feel like a regular from the moment you walk in.

The drink selection is excellent, with a strong focus on whiskey. The bartenders are constantly crafting unique cocktails, paying close attention to detail. While there’s no real food menu, they do offer small snacks like chips and chocolates, which fits the concept—it’s a true bar, not a place to come for a meal.

Live music was scheduled for the night, though we didn’t stay long enough to hear it. Still, the overall vibe of the place made an impression. We had been meaning to visit for a while, and now that we finally did, I know we’ll be coming back. Highly recommended for locals and anyone looking for a stylish yet laid-back bar with great drinks and a...

One star to enable a review. Just visited and thought the locations was wonderful and relaxing, however…… talking to the person behind the bar for recommendation on a wine and decided on a red blend. Although I did not ask the price per glass this most definitely should have been disclosed. When I asked for the bill it was $28 per glass (x 3) this is absolutely outrageous. Immediately following I went to heb and the very same bottle “TREANA” is $31 (if you buy 6 bottles) $35 otherwise. I am disgusted at the per glass price which even at the most expensive Restaurants I have never paid that for a good wine. I am always happy to support local but seriously!,, I maybe should have enquired but I believe this should have been disclosed too. I would NEVER Go back. Lessons learned but future customers beware and be sure of price...

We were here Saturday. The pictures of the drinks and descriptions looked interesting. We got there and there were two tables and three customers total. We sat the bar and waited for somebody to come up. We looked at the menu. Discussed what might be good. What looked interesting. The weather. When the bartender would bother. We sat and we sat at the bar. Nobody. She was leaning on somebody’s table babbling about her this and her that while we waited a good 10 or more minutes to even be addressed. She saw us. Looked our way and just kept babbling on. Finally we lost the will to stay any longer. I’m really glad I didn’t spend any money there. It would’ve been a let down no matter what at that point. Obviously we don’t recommend and...