Mexican home cooking with a great patio; try the mango habanero margarita. [Eater 38 Member]
Loved the lobster roll and calamari appetizer. For oyster fans, there is a huge selection (I'm not one but went with people who raved about the oysters).
Get there early - the line starts behind the building, not easily seen from 6th street. Trust the staff. And yes, the ice cream sandwich is a great finish.
Crazy good pork belly bun, great for hangovers. Got the drunken noodles and Banh cuon to share & was not disappointed. Only down side was very little alcohol in the punch drinks but they were tasty.
They make awesome Mexican Martinis and love their salsa bar. Their small guacamole is enough for 3-4 people. Don't order the large unless you have a big group! Read more.
Happy Hour ALL DAY MONDAY! 2 dollar frozen margs and half price select apps. GET YOU SOME!
Ordered the Pad Thai and Thai tea. The Thai tea was the best I've ever had (but no bubbles) and the pad Thai was delicious. Only drawback is that they charge about 10-11 bucks for smallish portions.
Best sushi and drink happy hour in Austin! Reverse happy hour Thursday thru Saturday starting at 10pm!
This French style bakery is known for its macarons, but their croissants are also worth a try.
can't go wrong with the classic Maine Event and tots. employees are so friendly and the food is amazing; the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay for all 3 meals
Make a reservation at least a week in advance for a party larger than 4. Amazing culinary experience, worth the extra effort to plan in advance!!
The team at Sugar Mama's famously won cupcake wars, and they're Austin's go-to resource for the still-trendy cupcake. Their Manor Road location is coming soon. Read more.
Small plates, small space: Only 34 seats, so expect a wait. It’s worth it. A farm-to-table ethos and thoughtful flavor combinations distinguish this first brick & mortar from Bryce Gilmore. Read more.
The brisket melts in your mouth! The lamb sausage is divine, coming from someone who's not a fan of any kind of sausage. Cheese grits were AMAZING. A nice southwest twist. The slaw was also en pointe.
Eat here. (Better) fried avocado tacos, pulled pork tortas, and fresh garlic fries.
The cash-only first location of this stand behind Liberty has become a bit of an East Sixth legend, counting Anthony Bourdain among the many fans of its Asian-inspired street food. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Highlights: briyani rice, tandoori chicken, garlic na'an bread, tikka masala curry, rose lassi. Everything is good, average spending is $20 per person. Yummmmm
Calling all meat lovers! This charmingly retro artisan shop sells fresh cuts of locally sourced meats, sausages, salumi, and charcuterie, as well as fresh-baked goods and some prepared foods. Read more.
Beloved by denizens of the 78704 and beyond, Bouldin Creek offers a diverse menu of vegetarian fare, locally roasted coffee and a taste of old-school Austin. [Eater 38 Member]
Make sure you try the edamame and pop-rocks. Oh, shishito too! And if pork cheeks are on menu, don't miss them either! If I could be at Swift's daily, I would be. Thanks for making great food y'all!!
A luxurious menu is matched by an adventurous wine list and an intimate, bistro feel. Don’t skip the house-baked bread: It’s stunningly good, especially when dipped in the Mussels & Clams wine broth. Read more.
Shittiest foursquare tips ever...this place is AMAZING! Biscuits and gravy w/ chicken fried quail? Yes please! House pickles, bean dip with duck fat, and ox tongue sliders? I'll be back. Tomorrow :)
This spot is tucked on a patio between what used to be Graze and some railroad tracks and offers the same famous $1.25 breakfast tacos. Read more.
Brunch was incredible- don't go without a fresh squeezed juice! Our table had the quinoa+poached egg, biscuits+gravy, & the breakfast burger. All the breads were fresh baked and delicious. Phenomenal!
