Broken Spoke - Austin
  • Type: Dance
    • User Rating  

  • Description:

    • The most reliable indicator of a high-quality dance hall in Texas is the presence of old people, particularly old people who skillfully dance and spin and seem unaware of anyone other than their partner. On some nights, the Broken Spoke is bursting with lively seniors who dance circles around the novices. Most of the time, there's a mix of young and old, cowboys and hipsters, locals and tourists. The massive wooden dance floor splits the room in two, with seating areas on either side. The bands, whether they're young or old, play mostly traditional country music. Because that's the kind of music owner James White likes, he's been doing things this way since 1964, and he has no intention of changing. Another fan of traditional country music, a certain red-headed stranger, has been known to hang out here when he's not touring.
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    User Reviews for Broken Spoke

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      Editorial review from Citysearch

    • this is another great place to drink and dance. the food is in the b- to c+ range, but if you are coming here just to eat, well that's just silly. large dance hall floor with plenty...

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    Awards:

    Frommer's
    Frommer's
    •  Highly Recommended 2010

    Other features:

    Nightclubs,Cocktail Bar

    • Details
      • Contact:

      • visit website
      • tel: 512-442-6189
      • send email
      • Address:

      • 3201 South Lamar Boulevard
      • Austin, TX 78704
      • Neighborhood:

      • South Austin
      • Hours:

      • Tu-Th 9a-12a, F-Sa 9a-2a

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