In its latest month, the bar recorded $231,541 in receipts, which is below its 12‑month average of $313,873, a variance typical for Austin establishments during off‑peak periods. Overall, its financial footprint remains comparable to other Texas bars in the city.
Based on trailing-12-month gross of $3,789,391, applying contribution margins of -5–32% and EBITDA multiples of 2.25–3.75×. Confidence: low. Not a formal appraisal — anchor for diligence conversations.
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CULINARY DROPOUT is a Mixed Beverage located in AUSTIN, Texas. In September 2026, it reported $253,008 in total mixed beverage sales. Its average monthly sales over the last 12 months were $315,783. Its highest-grossing month in that period was October 2025 with $375,304 in sales. Sales have decreased by 18% compared to earlier in the period. Its sales mix is approximately 66% liquor, 20% beer, and 14% wine. The establishment currently holds an Active TABC license. Its BoozeReports audit risk score is rated low with no significant compliance concerns detected.
11721 ROCK ROSE AVE STE Y4.100, AUSTIN, TX 78758
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“This place rocks. I came here for a birthday brunch and left a happy man with a full belly. The venue is so unique- large garage doors and a massive patio that takes up the majority of the space. There are heaters everywhere to keep the guests warm. My waiter was hilarious, extremely chill, felt like I had an old friend waiting my table. Now for the food, absolutely bomb. So so good. The appetizers were out of...”
“My daughter and I dropped in for a lunch in the middle of the week and this place was a good choice! The atmosphere is festive, staff are very friendly and attentive, checking in when needed, it's clean with different types of seating, and a massive patio that's open yet enclosed to keep the space at a good temperature. There was cornhole and foosball as well. We ordered the Crispy Chicken Katsu (so good!), Kids...”
“Overall, I recommend checking this place out. The Domain has tons of shops to walk around . Restaurant is well staffed but somehow it took what seemed like forever to get our order placed. Large seating area so all group sizes are welcome. Covered outdoor seating is heated. Live music during brunch on Sunday was great. Casual vibe. Food was very good. Whipped feta was my favorite. The breakfast bowl was just ok,...”
“Great laid back vibe. Service was very efficient. Staff handle the various aspects of operations like a well oiled machine. Tables were cleared and reset within minutes, food orders came quickly and without errors, the meal and drinks were great. Our server, Mike was amazing. Definitely deserving of recognition and appreciation. Great job Culinary Dropout!”
“The place seems really nice, but I haven't enjoyed the seating options on both of my visits. Getting a reservation for big parties (9 people) is necessary it seems, even on a Monday evening, which is surprising. They seem to always have big groups there, and the ones with reservations, get the good tables. The seats are very uncomfortable on most tables, so it's important to get the ones to your liking. The food...”
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