Find your people — and make the city your clubhouse. Some dinners on us and on our partners, VIP nights at the city’s best venues, the lake when it’s warm, tables you won’t find online. Whichever one is yours, it beats what you’d pay for a night out on your own.
What the Vault holds
Five ways the city opens up — and every one of them is free with your seat.
Some dinners are on us, some on our partners — at thousands of the country's best tables.
Standing access at some of the places we host — Inn Cahoots, The Malin, Pershing House — private bars, rooms behind the rope.
Members-only tables, matchmade dinners, and introductions made by hand.
Member rates on captained yachts and party boats — the Austin summer, sorted.
Offers from our wellness partners — coming soon.
The best rooms in the city, kept for the people in them — dinners on us and on our partners, VIP nights at the best venues, a boat on the lake when the heat comes. No tiers, no points. The day you're accepted, they're yours.
Free with your seat. Whichever door is yours would easily be the best reservation on your calendar this month.
Dining, on us · year-round
for the one who always knows the table
Inn Cahoots
for the one who closes the place down
ILAQA Nights
for the one who hosts
Yacht & Boat Charters
for the one who lives for summer
Wellness
for the one who keeps the temple
The Vault keeps a few doors for members only — they reveal themselves the day you’re accepted. Applications are open for the Founding Circle; we accept the best of the city.
request your seatStanding access — special treatment at some of Austin’s best venues, and houses that open for members.
The members-only side of the old lumber mill — a 1940s house, unmarked and programmed on purpose, where every night is built for the people inside it.
The mill’s open hall next door — live music and gallery nights where the whole city files in, and the best conversations start standing up.
New to East Cesar Chavez and built for working beautifully — the room where your work sits next to someone worth knowing.
The second table, thirty stories up — the entire 30th floor of Austin’s tallest completed tower, for the ones whose week happens downtown.
A twelve-seat private room past the wrap-around patio — close the door and the table is entirely, unapologetically yours.
Michelin Guide–recommended French where the whole table takes the same four-course prix fixe — deciding together is the point.
Drinks at the actual 1866 Cedar Tavern bar where the Village’s artists argued — the history does the icebreaking.
A walk-ins-only sushi counter, fish in weekly from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market — elbow to elbow is the seating plan.
Laila Bazahm’s modern Southeast Asian room at The Frances — laksa and kare-kare worth debating, Michelin Guide–recommended.
Barcelona bar culture on South Lamar — tapas built for passing, cocktails from the founders of Two Schmucks, nobody orders alone.
Live fire upstairs, Subterra’s agave den below — one building, two moods, and the conversation moves between them.
