The 50 best bread shops in Austin

We visited the place for a private event. The area has a wide space patio with umbrellas that make a park like experience. The food was served nicely decorated in platters. We just tried appetizers and the combination of them was good. The chicken on the sandwich was juicy and tasty, fried but soft. This time, the main attraction was the pretzels combined, with charcuterie. I would recommend adding some type of covers for the food while it’s out. It’s a nice place go a good weather afternoon.

First time at Easy Tiger caffe and we were impressed. Super cool space! It's perfect for families with kids or solo because there is so much outdoor seating. The avocado toast was the blast and waffle fries were delicious as well as the kielbasa and sausage. Chocolate brownie and chocolate chip cookie was perfect addition for dessert. Good drink menu. Really cool atmosphere and vibe and very friendly staff! Highly recommended!

Great place for Sunday brunch. We have usually come in the evening, but were surprised by the depth of the breakfast menu. The pastrami and egg sandwich with a latte to wash it down hit the spot. No trip to a beer garden is complete without a nice sausage. Highly recommend for any time you are craving a fun time out.

Fun spot with great breakfast/brunch items. The French toast bites are great, as are any of the egg croissant sandwiches (my favorite being the guacamole and bacon). Lots of comfortable space inside and outside, with space heaters for the patio in colder months. I love the soundtrack - lots of artists I haven't heard before (and many that even Shazam can't figure out). Several board games, billiards, ping-pong tables and corn hole throw for group activities. Fun spot for events!

Horrible service. I ordered an avocado toast. The toast was burned (charred black throughout), initially I thought it had a layer of black beans until I took one bite and tasted pure charcoal. So I patiently and calmly waited for the lady at the counter to finish what she was doing on the side, and requested a new toast. She was obviously not happy and when she brought me a new one she slung it on the table and when I thanked her just ignored me and left with a huff. I will never go back. The second toast was also obviously thrown together and not had some burnt spots. In addition, she asked me with obvious shortness if “do you want it toasted or just plain”, as if to tell me that I don’t understand what toasted means.

First time here. Outside seating was comfortable and spacious. It took a while for our server to make his way around and he was not that attentive to the table. The food took a while to arrive. The pretzel was ok. Nothing special. It would be better heated up. All the sides were cold. I was expecting at least warm to hot cheese with it. I got the burger and it was cooked well done when I asked for medium. It tasted ok but very messy.

Ok so this place is the real deal. We can start off with the fact that this is a tremendous bakery. At street level this is what you see when you walk in. Down the stairs is a cozy dining area and bar. The architecture is unique to the original building and adds to the overall ambience. Service is excellent and they also have outdoor ping pong and many tables to sit at. The bar is great and has everything you could desire. The food, however, is amazing. The pastrami is crispy and juicy at the same time. It has a slightly smokey flavor in addition to the traditional pastrami flavor. The sweet island sauce is a great complement to the excellent home baked rye bread. The German Board comes with the bar cheese, kraut, homemade mustard, a brat, and a couple of pretzels. I also ordered the venison jalapeno sausage and it was out of this world. It brings the heat so make sure to have a pint of 🍺 to wash it down! This place was filled with locals, always a good sign. If you have issues with stairs (see pics) you might have a problem getting to the basement. It's only one flight but they are steep. Do not miss this place!

Just know: It’s all downhill from here. My coworker bought me a cinnamon roll and I took a look at it thinking “what is this basic thing before me with no icing? We shall call you ‘Karen’.” I thought it was gonna be one of those fluffy dinner rolls-like cinnamon rolls. BUT NO! I took a bite and was surprised that I bit into a deep fried churro-like, fried croissant-like, deep dish pan pizza-like, cronut-like devilish concoction that was slightly oily with every bite and covered in cinnamon sugar. What the hell?! WHAT THE HELL!?!?!!!! It’s all downhill from here. I have to try everything else, but that is a 5-star cinnamon roll.

The kind of bakery and café every neighborhood should have. I had the green salad— wonderfully fresh ingredients and a house made balsamic vinaigrette. along with a generous made just right tuna salad. I took a slice of coconut cream pie to go -perfection! Just the right amount of sweetness. You can also pre-order bread — they have sourdough which is a challenge to find here. Their prices are very reasonable and I also appreciate the friendly service!⭐️

I am a giant fan of Uppercrust bakery! My favorite is cinnamon roll and coffee combo! Hands down best cinnamon rolls I have ever had. Staff is almost always friendly and curtious. Make sure you get there early they do sell out of some items. You can't go wrong with any of the baked items or items on menu/board. Only down side is parking can be a little tight and not always table available, but more reason to take to go and enjoy at the park!

I'm a Native Austinite. I love Upper Crust Bakery. We live way south, so I rarely get to shop here, but love supporting a local business and love everything I've ever tried here. Can't wait to go back!

This was my first time ordering a cake at this bakery and it exceeded my expectations! I ordered a custom design Gateau Marisa cake and it came out so perfect. Everyone loved it! Decoration from the inspiration I gave them was spot on and it was so delicious. We will definitely be ordering from here again for other events!

Heard about the popular cinnamon roll at this place. Unfortunately they had ran out of those and I tried the last piece of Schnecken. The waiter warmed up the schnecken and I should say it was soft & delicious. Not much sugar but was perfect. You know when you buy such pastries in other places, they are usually very sweet but this place makes it perfect. Guess that is why it could be famous.

Mocha almond cake is truly delicious!! The marble cupcake is mouth watering.. I would love to try their other items next time!

Small bakery. They do not carry donuts. Just pastries. We got 3 muffins and a coffee $20 The pulled cinnamon muffin was delicious! Worth the price.

Best kolache I think I’ve ever had. Look at the cheese crisp outer edges!! The danishes are flaky and delicious. The cappuccino was less than ideal as it had that burnt flavor to it. Definitely coming back here.

I've been coming here for years and just realized I've never submitted a review. This is one of my favorite neighborhood bakeries. My favs are the chocolate cake, sugar cinnamon roll, ham and cheese croissant and coconut pie for my Granny. Today I went in for the croissant. The flakey butter crust practically melts in your mouth. The cheese and ham combo blend perfectly to create this breakfast treat. The service here is always professional and welcoming. There are several small tables and chairs outside. This particular area reminds me of old Austin. Its lovely to sit outside Quacks and enjoy your snack or beverage on a nice day.

I used to come here when I was in college and I remember it having the best apple pie where the apple was sliced so thinly and it was great, but unfortunately, they stopped doing that for a pretty standard apple pie recipe - chunks, not sliced. I was pretty disappointed. The cinnamon roll was good, but they don't warm it for you and sure, they have a microwave you can use, but there's no plates for it - I would have rather them had it behind the counter so I didn't have to put the roll on a napkin just to get it warm. I also got a hot chocolate here and read off of reddit that their hot chocolate doesn't come out scolding - which was true, it was very drinkable when I first got it, but lost its heat pretty quick. This isn't like the Quacks I used to go to and I probably won't be coming back.

Just went to quacks for some coffee and a vegan chocolate muffin. Coffee was absolutely delicious. Muffin was great too. I bought the key lime pie for a friend’s birthday from here a little while ago and it was a huge hit. Also, the staff were so friendly. I will be back

Amazing baked goods, pies, kolaches, cookies, and coffee drinks. Staff and team are AMAZING.

The service was mediocre. Not very friendly, and they forgot one of my items even though id asked further questions about it so I had to drive all the way back to get it, and I understand they may see a lot of people but I was literally there maybe 10 minutes prior and the staff showed no recognition. The items were mostly reasonably priced, though $5 for the size of the carrot cake seems high to me. And the flavors were just okay. The carrot cake was a bit too sweet for my liking. The cream cheese danish was huge but a bit dry and flaky, and made it difficult to get a bite with all flavors. The snickerdoodle was good, and a great size. I liked the Czech tea cookie well enough. The merch was cute and well priced. If I’d been more of a fan of the pastries I would definitely purchase.

We had Sugar Mama’s cupcakes for the first time today! Everyone raved how delicious they tasted. We had the gluten free/dairy free chocolate and also the red velvet, chocolate and vanilla. The cake was moist and the icing was very creamy. All were beautifully decorated. We will definitely be back to get more! The staff was very friendly and welcoming as well. You must try it!

Leslie with Offline - Wow these cupcakes are delicious! I got the Elvis and it is true to each of the flavors descriptions! It was absolutely delicious

Truly amazing - they made the cake for my husband’s bday + cake, cupcakes, cookies for my 3 year old. Looked great & tasted even better! Sugar Mama’s has dedicated customers in the Forbes family!

Delicious cakes and cupcakes and other small desserts. We bought a carrot cake cupcake and a lemon bar - both fantastic!

Sugar Mama’s is awesome. My daughter had an idea for her birthday cake n of course, Sugar Mama’s delivered. Not only did they bring her idea to life, the taste was amazing! Thank you for making this a very happy 14th( Halloween) birthday!

We recently visited Sugar Mama's in Austin in the afternoon and were thrilled to find that it is still as delightful as we remember from years ago. My absolute favorite is their red velvet cupcake, charmingly named Angelina. It was just as delicious as I recall, with a perfect balance of moist cake and creamy frosting. The atmosphere is cozy, but mostly a quick pickup kinda vibe, making it a good spot for a drop-in for sweet treats. The service was okay, but the 🌟 of the visit was definitely the cupcakes. If you're in Austin and have a sweet tooth, I highly recommend stopping by Sugar Mama's for cupcakes. It's a nostalgic favorite that never disappoints!

ALL of my party guests were delighted by the red velvet (both vegan and non-vegan) cupcakes from Sugar Mamas! They were rich and tasty - I'd highly recommend ordering cupcakes for any event! The sprinkles were and adorable addition! Thank you for making my party everything I hoped!

I’ve been coming here for a while - I tell everyone they are the best cookies in ATX. I just came to buy 10 cookies for my co-workers because I want them to try them! I cannot believe how my experience just went. Whoever the lady that helped me today was, she needs to be spoke to by her managers about customer service. She was extremely rude, rolled her eyes at me several times. I honestly couldn’t believe it - I was saying please and thank you… she was frustrated that I asked for a bag and she very sarcastically said “anything else?” Because she thought I was needy (only asked for 2 separate boxes because I’m giving cookies to 2 different groups. I said no, and to be honest you haven’t been very friendly and she had the audacity to reply and say “neither are you”. I was in shock. This is unacceptable customer service… puts a very sour taste in my mouth about coming here. I hope her managers speak to her. She is working right now which is Aug 26 2025 at 11:30 AM.

Located next to convenience store with a small parking spot that has only 4 spots shared with other business, this grab and go place has some really delicious bread and cookies. Their cookies are a little more on denser bigger side, kind of like Levain style cookies except with more filling in the middle if you get a stuffed Ollie and not quite the crispy bottom that Levain bakery cookies achieve. I got their classic chocolate chip cookie, which was good and for being such a big cookie filled with chocolate chips I am glad it wasn’t overly sweet though you can definitely split one cookie with two people. I also got the Banana Nutella cookie which reminds me if banana bread decided it wanted to make a little sandwich with Nutella in the middle and then shaped in cookie form. It’s more of a doughy cookie than chewy or crispy cookie. We also got the chocolate peanut butter cookie and you better love peanut butter because the peanut butter is strong, but delicious. We also got the wheat sourdough loaf and the crust on it is incredible and I loved that they do the fancy markings on top to like one the bread/steam to escape (I should know what it’s called but I never got into my sourdough era). Even for being made with wheat four and having blend of seeds, I did not find it too overwhelming and found it delicious to make a grilled cheese and loved that even though it’s healthy it didn’t taste overly grainy or overly “healthy” if that makes sense. It had a really great crust and interior and some nice little bubbles. I also got the avocado, egg, and cheese burridough which I thought it was ok - I wish there was more filling, I found that the bread to filling ratio was more bread than filling, and wish the filling had more salt/flavor. I am glad it came with mild salsa to dip it in to give it that extra kick/salt it needed. Probably my least favorite out of everything I tried. Parking lot wise they have a very small lot shared with other businesses. Don’t park at the convienient store next door. There is also street parking. There is no eating inside, but they do have a small bench outside (unshaded) if you want to enjoy the treats right then and there.

Super cute bakery and coffee shop! I recommend the kolaches, I got a ham and cheese one and it was really delicious with crispy cheese on the outside and everything! One warning to people who go here, nothing against this bakery, but be careful where you park because there is a boot and towing person on site who will target you the minute you leave your car if you are not careful. I had to pay $100 in cash after leaving my car unattended for 3 minutes

I would highly recommend coming here for breakfast or a snack I had the Banana Nutella cookie Cheese and avocado Sandwiches And they did not Disappoint If you're looking for good quality Past This is a place to go I would say Although Go in early I did not have a Big selection When I got there but what they had left was delicious.

Great little bakery. We got coffee and cookies - tried the chocolate chip, the PBJ, and the banana nutella. The coffee was great as were the cookies. The cookies in order of how we liked them: banana, PBJ, and chocolate. The chocolate chip was a bit more doughy than the others so there might have been a baking issue with those but the flavor was spot on

If you’re anywhere near Thoroughbread, do yourself a favor and GO. This adorable little breakfast spot near our Airbnb had us hooked from the first bite. The drip coffee? Perfectly smooth. But the real star of the show? The “dough-rito”…a dreamy, doughy, gooey, egg-filled burrito that’s basically breakfast perfection wrapped up and ready to make your day. We got there just after they opened, and it was already buzzing with happy customers (always a good sign!). The staff? Absolutely lovely-super friendly and welcoming. We’re already planning a second visit before the trip’s over. Thoroughbread is a must-try!

Oh my goodness this place is absolutely delectable! The avocado, egg, and cheese burridough and trail mix cookie were dangerously good! They were both quite filling too so I was able to enjoy them for breakfast and lunch.

Loved the food and service. The french toast is definitely a must try. From what I believe it, it has sloght notes of cinnamon which goes well with the soft warm toast and the sweet syrup. The coffee was bold and flavourful. Would have given 5 stars if the price was a little lower. Great ambience and service.

Within walking distance, this bakery has a peaceful, garden-like seating area that’s clean, well-spaced, and even feels a little romantic. I didn’t get attacked by bugs, so either they treat the area or I got lucky. The coffee was surprisingly good: strong, smooth, and well-made. Unfortunately, sandwiches weren’t available because the chef was out, which was odd given the menu is fairly simple and you’d expect more than one person to know how to make them… I did get a baguette despite it looking like it had wilted in the humidity, and my first bites were unappetizing. But after toasting it at home, it was really good. I nearly finished the whole loaf in one day!

My daughter started working here and I had to visit during lunch for a take-out order: *Chicken salad sandwich with chips and fresh firey red salsa! From zilker elem to ut grad school...texas french bread has been there for us...now she and the TFB Team are there for you!

Still operating right next-door and are open from 7 to 2 every day. Missed this little gem for a while and just recently found out they had this open next-door. Come support them, great treats!

The blueberry scone is absolutely incredible! I have to admit that I wasn't even a fan of scones before trying this one. Trust me, you won't want to miss it! The ham and cheese croissant is also one of the best I’ve ever had. 👏🏼

As a loyal customer of Texas French Bread for over four years, I've always loved their products. But it was their customer service that recently blew me away. After two gift shipments got lost, the TFB team showed incredible empathy. They immediately took the initiative to reship the items with overnight shipping, going completely above and beyond. It's this kind of care that makes them my first choice for gifts for friends and family near and far.

Stopped by Texas French Bread and loved the vibe. Their artisan breads, fresh pastries, and sandwiches (like the oven-roasted chicken and smoked ham & provolone) were all solid — you can tell they bake with care. Their coffee was surprisingly good, too — a nice pairing with everything. The garden setup (their outdoor seating) is quaint and calm, a relaxing spot to enjoy breakfast or lunch. The staff were friendly and took time chatting about menu favorites. Even with the fire they had in the past, they’ve bounced back beautifully.

It's a beautiful bakery and coffee shop. The staff is delightful and fast-paced. I’d opt for their baked goods (the cinnamon roll might be the best in the city), but their breakfast tacos are shockingly good and light.

loveee this place! the staff always greets you with a warm smile. i got a nutella morning bun & it honestly is the best pastry ive ever had. the cinnamon sugar on the outside pairs perfectly with the buttery-flaky layers of the pastry & the nutella is not too sweet. ive had many good pastries in Austin but this is definitely one of my top favorites

Beautiful little pastry shop! The pastries are next level delicious. There’s a line but it moves fast and the staff is very kind. Great chicken and pasta salads for anyone looking for a quick lunch or snack. There’s a decent bit of outdoor seating but only a few seats inside. Plan to enjoy the patio or take to go.

Sandwich was $16.50. That mountain of lettuce on the bottom was an extra $0.50 - forgot my cheese as well. I would describe this as a “sad” sandwich. Also the online order is missing options you can order in store.

As a devoted connoisseur of fine pastry and cuisine, I find myself increasingly disheartened by the lack of consistency at this establishment. On one occasion, I discovered a fly in my fruit salad—an unfortunate lapse in attention to detail. Moreover, the portions have become erratic, varying significantly in both size and weight; a more precise approach, such as the use of scales, would surely resolve this inconsistency. Twice, I’ve encountered whole cakes that were disappointingly dry, with frosting that crumbled rather than caressed the palate—a far cry from the delicate balance one would expect. The bagels, regrettably, are the most underwhelming I have ever tasted, leading me to abandon them after several attempts. Perhaps most disappointing, however, is the consistently indifferent service, particularly from the older employee of Slavic descent, whose lack of enthusiasm and apparent disinterest in guest satisfaction are palpable. On a more positive note, the pâte feuilletée creations retain their excellence, consistently embodying the finesse one hopes for in such delicate pastries.

I really wanted to love this place, and was expecting more for the hype. I think it was probably the time of day and year that I went that was the issue. They were out of most of their selection, and the one pastry tart I did get was unpleasantly soggy at the bottom, and the other bun I got was dry and stale. The service was so efficient and friendly however and I loved how bright and clean and pretty the interior was. I would try again because I’ve heard such great things!

Amazing cafe and bakery! Very busy on a Sunday morning but the line moved quickly and there were multiple outdoor seating areas. The iced coffee and the cinnamon roll were the standouts but the bagel egg sandwich and avocado toast were also good. Will be back!

This place feels very authentic to me from the freshly baked pastries, warm churros, breads and more come directly from the ovens in the back. We can see so many bakers working in the back working from scratch, not the typical frozen pre-made stuff of other bakeries. Our tasty bread literally came from the oven :20 seconds before it ended in our bag, nothing fresher and better. What’s even better are the prices, so affordable. Skip your trendy shop and buy from an authentic place.

From the freshly made food, the menu offers plenty to enjoy. Although my cheeseburger wasn't as flavorful and was quite bland. The atmosphere is welcoming and cozy, with colorful decor that adds to the cultural experience, though it can occasionally feel a bit crowded and slightly messy. But. They really shine in its service, The staff is friendly and quite quick, even during top hours. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular, the team goes above and beyond to ensure you have a great dining experience. Overall, it’s a wonderful place.

This is one of my favorite spots to get Pan Dulce, great selection, great taste. Also live that they have a full service restaurant attached serving up some delicious tortas, tlacoyos, tacos y aguas frescas

Great place for food and pastries. We ordered a few items from the menu that are made in the moment. The order takers are friendly and the guys who are giving out the food are cool. My only concern is why they don’t add any sour cream to the torta? Everything was good but the milanesa torta was made with lettuce tomato and milanesa, that was flavorless. The aguas frescas are delicious.

I visited Mi Tradicion in search of freshly made pastries, specifically for concha. The bakery had a wide variety of bakery items as a self-serve style such as concha, cookies, muffins, danishes and other sweets. I purchased a concha, a cookie and what appeared to be a chocolate covered concha. The conchas were not very fresh to be honest, although plenty of items were stocked throughout the evening. I enjoyed the cookie though, it was a thicker, soft cookie and had a good vanilla flavour. I visited during the evening so this may have had an impact on freshness or quality. The bakery itself didn't provide any parchment paper liners or sheets to place inside the metal trays while picking out your items, so this may have been a sanitary concern of mine. Other than that, the bakery seemed clean, although a little outdated in terms of the building itself. Thank you

I stopped by during work to buy some churros, and even though I only got five, they were so dry and hard that I couldn’t even bite into them. I’ve bought bread from here before and the quality was always great, but this time I was really disappointed. I’m not sure if I’ll be coming back or recommending this place if the quality of the bread has declined this much.

I went today for lunch because this place is hidden, but with so many social networks putting this place on. There is nothing over the top about this place, as I bought Neapolitan cake and a huarache shepherd. These two items were very filling, and the blue corn tortilla was the first time I tried it, and it was amazing! The staff is amazing after placing the order it was ready within minutes. Season well, and the ingredients will be fresh. The bakery part was huge as I couldn't leave without buying something, the bread and sweets were wonderful. This panadería is larger than what I've seen in Austin for a while and reminds me of childhood outings and going to a panadería after church. Love this place

Super cute spot for pastries. I found the croissant a bit tough. Took a long time to get our drinks. We’re almost finished eating by the time the drinks were made.

A cute little bakery shop with some really good selection; it’s not just sweets. Fun vibe: a cute little treasure of south Austin. I thought that tiny cake, the Lavender Honey-vanilla petit four, would just feel like a mouth cleanser but it's actually fairly dense and PACKED with flavor! It tastes like eating the whole lavender plant, but not in any bad way. It has an incredible depth of flavor!

Great local spit service up pastries and coffee selection. The almond cappuccinos were great. They also have my favorite triple chunk chocolate chip cookies.

super cozy neighborhood spot - usually quiet and perfect for reading a book with a cup of coffee. the 🥐 are beautifully layered and airy and the macarons are very good too - my favorite is the strawberry. their staff member Chloe was super helpful and sweet when we visited today.

This French pastry shop is a great spot to enjoy some delicious desserts and Parisian pastries. It's a cozy place to catch up with a friend over coffee. We tried their coffee and eclairs and they were really tasty, with a yummy filling and topping. I definitely recommend giving it a try if you're a dessert lover!

I work at Don's Automotive around the corner from La Patisserie and I come here quite often. Over the years, I have always been greeted like family and left with a delicious latte and a sweet or savory treat to get the day started. My all time favorites are the turkey & cheese croissants, the cro-brio donuts and of course the macarons[I'll bring a 6-pack back to the shop occasionally to help with morale]. La Patisserie is a South Austin gem!

I think they better use the phrase "inspired by." These pastries are fresh and well-made. As for authentic, no. The beignet and almond croissant are close but not quite. The crobrios as original creations are delicious and balanced out by a cup of black coffee. The aesthetic is again inspired by a French cafe-small, artistic and looks like it's family-owned. I don't know if it is or not, but that's the vibe.

I did not realize that this was a vegan bakery (we just were walking by) so my taste wouldn’t really count here but I personally was not a fan. When we walked in there were only a few cupcakes left since it was the end of the day/weekend. They did look good though. The biggest problem I had was how filthy the place looked. The decor was cute (of course) but the floors and tables were all DIRTY. The place was welcoming enough. We had to wipe down the table, but sitting there looking at the super dirty floor was not appetizing.

I'm visiting from Los Angeles and my son took me to this bakery. He hadn't been before but heard great things about it. I had the peanut butter brownie and blackberry mocha iced coffee. As rich as the brownie looks, it wasn't too sweet AT ALL and it was rather delicious. The drink was different but good. My son had the carrot cake muffin and he loved it. I would definitely return as they had some other really delicious eats that I want to try. I would also recommend this bakery to others.

I can’t get enough of this bakery! Everything I have tried there has been amazing. The cupcakes are all delicious and designed with all the details considered (my favorites are any of the chocolate cupcakes, they’re all super moist and some of them even have fillings!). The kolaches are so good too. Honestly wouldn’t change a thing, love this place!

Because I have anaphylaxis to dairy and eggs, it's hard to find baked goods that I can eat, especially without any fear at all of cross-contamination. But this place has been my go-to for almost a decade. They made my wedding cake, I stop by every time I'm in downtown Austin for some cupcakes, and I pre-order every Thanksgiving and Christmas for some specialty pies. You can't go wrong here!!! :)

Vegans with a sweet tooth, here’s your place. From kolaches (local staple, out-of-towners), cupcakes, brownies, everything looks, smells and tastes delicious here. The Sweet Potato Cream cheese kolache is heavenly, and the Salted Carmel Brownie is so decadent, it needed three sittings to finish. The service is impeccable, the staff is funny and accommodating for questions, overall a positive atmosphere. Highly recommend stopping here to satisfy your vegan sugar cravings.

The strawberry 🍓 blonde was so delicious! The frosting was super sweet and creamy. The cake was very moist. Both frosting and cake balanced well with each other. The selection was rather small but it certainly was good!

When looking for a bakery that provided vegan cupcakes for our wedding, we sent a couple emails out to different companies. Capital City Bakery is the only one that would actually respond to us, and I'm so glad they did! We had a small vegan carrot cake and vegan funfetti cupcakes and they were delicious! We had compliments all night about them. I highly recommend their services not only because they tasted amazing, but also for their prompt and consistent communication always keeping their customers in the loop.

Came to the area looking for a food truck and stumbled upon this place instead - we tried the vegan cupcakes, they were interesting for sure. I’m vegetarian not vegan so haven’t had a lot of other vegan desserts, so don’t know enough to compare this against.

I adore the baked goods I get here. Always vegan, clean ingredients and unique flavors. They do a horoscope monthly cupcake. The Pisces cupcake was my all time favorite with a matcha and lavender light whipped icing with a berry jam filling. Today I bought the pride cupcake and the cancer, both are incredible. The rosemary chocolate chip is my go to always.

The best vegan/GF pastries EVER. I typically find these at my local Royal Blue. As a dairy and gluten free girl, it is so hard to find good pastries. Truly amazed by the quality, texture and flavor. One of one!!!

Incredible gluten-free bakery! Tons of options and their quality of baked goods is delicious! A must-stop place for anyone looking for yummy gluten-free treats!

I ordered a custom birthday cake and it tasted amazing! We got the carrot cake flavor and it was huge hit at the party. Ordering and pick up was super easy. Will be ordering again in the future!!

Amazing GF treats! Stopping by this place was one of the highlights of our trip to Austin. You may know that TX has a reputation around the country, but it was truly delightful to find a badass, woman-owned, progressive and like-minded business. Cool merch too!! We hope to be back someday!

Zucchini Kill Bakery is absolutely delicious and the best part is that everything is vegan. My favorite thing to get are the Zodiac Cupcakes—they are so good and make birthday presents super easy and extra special. Every treat I’ve tried here has been amazing, and it’s such a cool spot to grab something sweet that you can feel good about sharing with anyone.

We went by to grab some treats for my birthday and we left with tons of delicious treats. They’re known for their tres leches cakes which were very good. I’m not a connoisseur on all things tres leches, but I thought it was great. We also left with some delicious cookies (nice and large for sharing) , savory empanadas, flaky croissant and other baked goodies, and some amazing biscuits! This was my first time going and we liked it so much we ordered a German chocolate cake for my birthday at their South 1st location that was phenomenal. We will definitely be going here on the regular. The staff was so amazing and kind. SO GOOD.

A small bakery right on the corner of S Lamar and 12th. I went there for coffee even though google map didn't show the place. Surprisingly they have latte, cappuccino and many other espresso options along with teas. Staffs are so friendly and they offer free Wi-Fi, a decent spot to enjoy your leisure time or work.

Atmosphere: Cute, casual, corner bakery Service: Very gracious and helpful Food: Avocado Caesar with grilled chicken was a delicious as it was photo worthy! Confetti cupcake was perfectly moist. Very tempting bakery case! Pricing: $15 for the salad, Topo Chico and cupcake

Went on a whim and stopped here before leaving atx... AHMAZZZING! the staff is beyond words and so patient. When walking in there is a seated section to the left hand side, shelves and a table to purchase last second goodies for any occasion. Indoor seating is limited to 30 minutes. There is cute outdoor seating as well, perfect for a latte and bakery item! There are so many things to choose from, don't be shy, definitely enough here to please the whole family or loved one! Ample parking around the rear/side or simply walk up during your venture.

Best bakery experience! I called a couple places asking for quotes and was immediately impressed when Amy called and took me through this long list of questions. She wanted to be sure everything was understood and I appreciate that. When I picked up the cake, there was a little discrepancy between the nakedness of the photo and cake, but she was able to coordinate with staff to get it perfected within a few hours that worked for me, and the cake went over amazing at the party. What I really loved was how attentive everyone was, from placing the order, to paying for then picking up the cake. It was a great experience and one I'd be happy to go back to again!

I absolutely love this bakery! I have been trying different bakeries around town while visiting Austin, and this is by far my favorite. The blackberry cruffin and peach handheld pie were amazing! I will definitely come back before I go back to Florida.

All I've had so far is ham and cheese crossiant and sour cream cake. AMAZING. Definitely a place to try at least once but you'll keep coming back. Half priced last 30 minutes of what they have it left. It's so good for lunch specials as well. Had pulled pork sliders with jalapeno and pineapple slaw. So good!

Me and my family loved coming to this place everyday when we were on vacation! The staff was super friendly, welcoming, and very helpful! The General Manager Lauren is fantastic too! The food and coffee is delicious here especially the Challah French Toast! They make a really good mocha coffee here too. Their regular coffee/latte is delicious too! I would highly recommend stopping if you are in Austin!!!!!!!!

Nice healthier spot for breakfast or a nice lunch. They make decaf coffee if you need decaf. The macaroons were delicious. The granola in the bowl in the picture felt very fresh. I didn’t feel like it came out of a bag in the sprinkle. The overall restaurant was similar, best way to describe it is that it doesn’t feel like it comes out of containers and then it is put together. Easy walking to on Congress affordable. Seating is typical for 2 to 6 people

Walton’s Fancy and Staple is a bakery/cafe with a decent variety of options to choose from as well as a quaint and welcoming interior. We went on a warm afternoon when it wasn’t too busy and looking for a quick sweet treat. Since it’s directly on 6th be mindful of parking since that may be an issue, just as a heads up. There’s a good assortment of pastries to choose from and we settled on a chocolate birthday cake macaroon and one of their chocolate hearts. The workers seem very happy and friendly but they did take a while to work through the line and also get our stuff ready to go. Once we got our things we ended up taking it to go but ate it within a few minutes of stepping out. The chocolate birthday cake macaroon was good, but not stellar. It does a good job as tasting as it would be advertised, but it wasn’t anything we felt you couldn’t get at another bakery. Similarly, the chocolate heart was good, but not as good as you would expect for something coming out of a place dedicated to baking. That might seem a bit harsh, but let us clarify that their baked goods are much better than store bought, just not as good as we had hoped them to be. We will definitely be back if in the area to give them another shot, hopefully for brunch so we can try out some more of their other options as well.

Stopped in to check out the bakery and wasn’t disappointed. Very friendly and quick service! Parking is a little challenging but it’s worth the effort. They had a good variety of items. Fig Brie Pecan tart, Strawberry Chocolate Croissant and Mixed Berry cake yummy!! Love how beautiful the cake was decorated too!

What a fantastic place! We’ve had brunch and lunch here several times, and every visit has been a great experience. The atmosphere is charming—warm, rustic, and inviting, with that classic Austin vibe. The service is always top-notch: friendly, attentive, and efficient, even during busy hours. The food is consistently delicious. Whether it’s the breakfast sandwiches, pastries, or one of their fresh salads or hot lunch options, everything is thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. The bakery case is always tempting too—don’t skip the desserts! Walton’s has become one of our go-to spots in the city, and we’re always happy to recommend it to friends and family visiting the area. It’s a great blend of quality food, great service, and a cozy atmosphere right in the heart of Austin.

Beautiful atmosphere to enjoy great food and drink. Service is outstanding and food is fantastic and always consistent! Anything on the menu will thrill your taste buds, especially the sweets!! 5 stars to the staff and kitchen chefs.

I was excited to order the Caesar wrap since I’ve heard it’s the best in town, and spent about $30 for it including delivery fees + tip. The chicken is so chewy and dry… I had to chew each bite 100 times and after a few bites I gave up and threw it away. They need to make fresh chicken, not use old stuff… especially when they charge $18+tax for 1 wrap.

My husband has been getting his breakfast tacos here for years and finally brought me for breakfast! As soon as we entered, it was so nostalgic and reminded me of my valley days. It has that old school, authentic Mexican hole in the wall vibe. The walls are covered with memorabilia and photos of famous people that have stopped by. We even spotted two of the servers on some pictures that must’ve been over 10 years ago. You can tell they are loyal to this restaurant and love what they do! It was pretty busy around 10am on a Tuesday morning, but we spotted a booth that was available. Our server was busy but attended us as quickly as he could. We ordered a coffee to drink and it was such a good roast. Our server made sure it stayed refilled throughout our stay. For breakfast, my husband ordered the Joe’s special and I ordered the barbacoa plate. The prices are pretty expensive for breakfast but the quality of food was worth it. The flour tortillas are homemade and they were buttery and thin, just the way I like them. They were so good we had to order two more. They are smaller than I’m used to so we each had 3 total. My barbacoa was flavorful and not fatty at all. I did order some onion and cilantro on the side which I’m used to eating my barbacoa with but it did come at an upcharge. My eggs were cooked to perfection and the refried beans were delicious. I’m not a big fan of the way they cook their potatoes as they are round spears so my hubby ate those. My husband liked his carne guisada and the bacon was a little too fried for my liking but he sure ate it all. We ate it all up and left nothing on the plate. That’s how good it all was! On our way out, we stopped by at their bakery and saw their options. They offer a variety of traditional sweet bread. We decided to skip out this time as we were so full. We will definitely be back for sure! I will say their breakfast tacos are priced so well ($2.75 each) that i will probably order those next time. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by for your next breakfast and lunch plans!

I haven't been to this part of Austin in 2 decades and let me tell you this place is iconic! Same great taste and amazing service. Welcoming culture, beautiful music, absolutely terrific food and don't forget strong coffee.

Joe’s Bakery & Coffee Shop in East Austin is a must for anyone craving authentic Tex-Mex breakfast and traditional Mexican pastries. It’s family-owned and has been serving up some of the best comfort food in the city for generations. The menu is loaded with an extensive variety of breakfast tacos, each one made fresh and packed with flavor, but the real star is the cheesy migas con todo plate. Don’t leave without grabbing a few of their baked goods from the counter! The conchas and empanadas are pure nostalgia. Joe’s blends old-school Austin charm with the warmth of a family-run kitchen.

The food delicious! The service (our waiter) was professional, kind, and took good care of us. We ended our meal with some fresh concha from the bakery. Incredible! We can't wait to return to Austin to eat at Joe's!

Such a big disappointment. I have not been here in YEARS and it has significantly changed. There was no greeting with hospitality. In fact the lady that introduced herself with the spiked hair was extremely rude with NO COMMUNICATION skills. The food was terrible. Store bought stale crispy tacos, beef not seasoned. Quesadillas and enchiladas chicken were very bland. The menudo was decent but they charge .75 for cilantro. Like what’s menudo not paired with onion and cilantro? Queso was entirely too thick. I can’t imagine what it does in the inside. This use to be such an amazing place but I will not be coming back here ever. We left most of the food on the plate. We spent 175.00 because it was a large group. Our server Ms Linda was nice and pleasant. She was the only breath of fresh air we encountered.

Joe’s Bakery has great breakfast tacos. We tried the bean and cheese, chorizo & egg, bacon & egg tacos. Having lived in the RGV, this was comparable in terms of quality. Server Victor Garcia was great. Will for sure stop by the next time visiting Austin!

The flavors are bold, the vibe is cozy, and the bacon? Absolutely a must-try—crispy and unforgettable. Perfect for small groups looking to kick off the morning with something satisfying and local.

Everything is individually wrapped so you can quickly take it to go if you're in a hurry. We went on a random Tuesday for brunch and it was empty except for one other customer. Their cappuccino was mediocre, customer service was good and there were a lot of pastries to choose from, mostly sweet but a few savory options. The kids were obsessed with the cake display but my eyes were on the macaroons.

I loved the strawberry sweet, it was a nice long pink bread with strawberry cream you would put on bread slices. The strawberry smoothie I got was also quite good, even managed to get a brain freeze from it! My sister also got the sweet Garlic Bread Sticks and seems to enjoy them.

My favorite bakery shop in Austin. Nothing here is too sweet, it’s just perfect! I usually get Mango Cloud Cake, Milk bread because these two are my top favorite! Mango Cloud Cake is very fluffy, creamy and some fresh mango in the cake too, so so good! The packaging is so nice including plastic cake cutter, candle and some match, very thoughtful!

Bought a birthday cake here—their Classic Cloud Cake—and it was a hit! Light, fluffy, and not overly sweet, just the way we like it. The fresh fruit on top added a perfect touch, and the presentation was beautiful. Staff was friendly and pickup was smooth. Will definitely be coming back for future celebrations!

One of the best bakeries in Austin! They offer a wide variety of baked goods, and their cakes are absolutely top-notch — fresh, flavorful, and beautifully made. Definitely a place worth visiting (and revisiting) if you’re in Austin.

I can’t believe we haven’t tried this sooner!! Had a mini date with my wife and we couldn’t help try so many things! We came back the next day for more! THEN AGAIN with our son the following day!!! Highly recommend for even the non-sweet tooth lovers!

Ube Latte! Wifi is good, music is a bit loud for a zoom. There's power on the brick wall over by the windows and cane-backed chairs, bring an extension cord and splitter if you're gin to post up to work.

I came here for the doughnuts, because I had heard so many good things, and I LOVE mochi doughnuts. I’ve never in my life had a mochi doughnut like this. Instead of that addictive chewy-yet-light texture with a bit of crunch around the edges, these were gummy and dense-not so much chewy as just thick and doughy. The flavors were unimpressive and barely noticeable. Parking was difficult to get and seating was limited and not very nice—all outside with nothing to help keep cool.

I ordered the Hongkong Milk Tea to see whether it's similar with the HK Milk Tea I used to drink back in Malaysia and it is! so its an authentic experience 💕. My husband also liked the Caffe Ube, he finished it so fast. The Sesame Strawberry mochi also is really good and def something unique, will go back for it. Everything is not too sweet. It's usually hard to impress me, especially for Asian foods/drinks in the U.S., but this is my new fav dessert place in town! Oh, I also like their artsy Asian culture inspired souvenirs! Also, I'm so curious with the owner, a quick Google, and I found out she's on Netflix show Queer Eye Season 6! Such a wholesome episode, and she looks so precious and humble 🥹

Ice cream / donut shop on the east side. Ice cream was more dense than normal soft-serve delivering a luscious texture . The taste was indistinguishable between flavors (cereal milk and ube). Donut was vegan and to be fair it tasted like a vegan donut. I wouldn’t call this shop amazing. Glad I tried but was not impressed.

This place is super cute and offers a variety of mochi donuts and coffee! There is outdoor seating, and some parking but it does get busy rather quickly. I cannot wait to be back and try more menus items! Great customer service and very friendly environment!

Super delish soft serve ice cream! I loved the sesame best and my husband loved the ube/taro best. With the fillings both the red bean and custard were really good. You really can’t go wrong!

Always hands down the best donuts. The tea we got wasn’t anything spectacular but it was very very sweet and also Service is fast, not always super friendly but not rude just transactional which is surprising considering how vibrant and cheery the space is in general but a favorite stop we always get a sweet treat from while in Austin Such a great space and love the merch too

I only had the chance to try their mochi donuts and they did not disappoint. They were beautiful and delicious. Very unique flavors, Each donut had its own fun flavor. I can’t wait to come back and try more things. Highly recommend.

So disappointed. Searched for a place for an almond croissant this morning and found this bakery as an option…with high hopes given the pictures and such. The almond croissant was hard and dry, as if it were day old. I also got a cannele to try. It was cold, even though it was sitting out in the display with everything else. Definitely seemed like it had been refrigerated and still had some of the chill which definitely kept some of the flavor from coming through and, frankly, just made it seem like I had spent $14 for two pastries I could’ve gotten with better quality at H-E-B. I guess the good news is there will be fewer calories in my day today since half of each one is now in the garbage. 😭

Tried them out at the Farmers Market today $21 for two small chocolate croissants and a spinach feta pastry that was mushy. Had I not known they were from Julie Myrtille, my guess would have been La Madeline. Even then I feel I've had better at La Madeleine. Hard regrett.

Literally the best chocolate croissant in Austin, and hands down my favorite bakery in Austin. Super bummed they closed their eastside location at Springdale general. Oh, and the macaroons 👌perfection. This is the closest thing to a European level bakery I have found in Austin.

What a beautiful gem of a bakery nestled in the heart of the Arboretum! The pastries here are so fresh and authentic, absolutely delicious. They even had quiche and sandwiches to add to my sweet haul, which included chocolate croissants, macarons, chocolate mousse, scones, strawberry cream cheese croissant and a loaf of fresh sourdough bread. Coming back ASAP!💕

Wow! I have so much to say about Julie Myrtille, especially over the last year that I've had the privilege of enjoying their brick and mortar location/services. In the before times, right when their brick and mortar location was opening, my friends and I had the privilege of renting their space to host a small tea party! Amazing! They were very accommodating with our needs and special requests. Everyone enjoyed their time there and felt well taken care of, so much so that we had a get together twice the size a few weeks later for Valentines! Everyone was impressed by the food and felt a piece of Paris right here in Austin with the quality and aesthetic! During quarantine, we ordered an at home tea service and in no way was the quality compromised! If you want to order for your office or to enjoy a small get-together at home, everything tastes freshly baked and freshly made! It’s an amazing choice! Recently, we ordered the tea service again and were able to enjoy gorgeous displays and delicious tastes right at their location! In short, catering service and food is top notch! From here though, I want to take a moment to talk about the menu options! First and foremost, I’m a little obsessed with their homemade jams. . . If you ever have the opportunity to purchase them, you will not be disappointed! Next, I’ve NEVER had a better quiche. They do not skimp on herbs, veggies, or flavor; the number of sweet, juicy tomatoes in the tomato quiche and the onions in the French onion one is just astounding! So much flavor comes in a nice, personal size, too! Croissants? Amazing! Baguette? Just right! If you ever have a chance to try their ciabatta or full loaves, you will not be disappointed! The scones that come with the tea are perfectly made and just a perfect balance of a sweet and savory feel! Finally, it needs to be said that Julie Myrtille is here for our community! They have been supporting at local farmers markets for years and whenever the community finds itself in need, Julie Myrtille is there to help! Free meals and discounts during COVID and the ice storms, Julie Myrtille was ready to help provide when the community was in need! I’m so happy to have this bakery in Austin; it has that unparalleled Parisian quality that reminds me of Laduree! Please visit and treat yourself to something special and unique!

I found Julie Myrtille’s Bakery by chance coming from Austin’s International Airport. Each of these goodies in the box tastes soft, flaky, delicious and all the goodness of an authentic French pastry which I love about this bakery! I’m a croissant lover, and these satisfy my craving. I bought some goods for my friends and family so they can enjoy them too. For sure, I’ll be a regular customer here.

I first spotted Julie Myrtille at the Mueller Farmer’s market and instantly fell in love with their bakery items. Ever since I’ve tried a few of their items at both the market and their bakery. I really enjoy the arugula and prosciutto baguette, the chocolate chip cookies, macaroons, strawberry tart, eclair, croissants…literally anything you have will have amazing!!!!

Parking was a little tight but wasn’t really an issue. Food was wonderfully delicious. I got a mushroom danish, I loved it but for my partner it wasn’t his cup of tea. We got the brisket sandwich and chicken sandwich. Both absolutely delish and you can feel the intention behind every ingredient for it. Maybe the chicken was a little better than the brisket one since the bread on that one was a little dryer. My friend got the sourdough melt and that was also absolutely delish. And for a little refreshing side, I enjoyed the smashed cucumbers. Service was good when you were met with a staff member. Most of it is self service. They had a stand for water, utensils, to go containers and plates. You order food from a QR code on your table. Food came out in a timely manner. The vibe and decor of the place was really cute and I’d love to come back next time I’m in town. Their brunch looks awesome. For the pictures it’s just the mushroom danish, smashed cucumbers and brisket sandwich.

Patio happy hour is the place to be. A large set of picnic tables with lots of seating and a great happy hour menu! The smash burgers were delicious and the drinks refreshing. The fries and squash didn’t hit the mark. Officially updating my review - been back at least 5x since my original review. While I stand by my fries remark I have fallen in love with the bread and pastries from Sour Duck! The mushroom danish, rose pistachio cookie, fresh breads and pastries are just my favorite. I keep coming back

I really wanted to like this place, their baked goods look stunning and the vibes are great. I went for brunch to scope it out for a date and ordered 3 dishes and a coffee to give it a fair chance. Again, everything came out looking spectacular. But to me, it didn't taste like much. Everything was bland. I got the breakfast sammy, the mushroom danish and the pretzel with queso. All three were disappointing. Will probably not be returning, although I do want to try their cocktails.

Went during a happy hour, ordered a double with queso, a lemonade, a dreamscicle and a non-happy hour pretzel. I was happy with the food and ordered everything on my phone, which felt really convenient - but when I checked my credit card the next day, I noticed the amount the business was charging me ($34) was more than what I expected. I tried to see if I could pull my receipt the next day and that wasn't an option, I also tried to call and the phone would get picked up and then placed on the side (I could hear the restaurant, but no one answered). I did not leave a tip and I also closed out my tab (tip is prompted right before that happens). I did see that their website says they charge 20% on unclosed tabs, but I don't think that applies here, even assuming a 20% tip, the math doesn't tie The whole experience feels weird.

Crispy edged thin double smash cheese burger was pretty good. Drinks were also good. Service at the table from the QR code so easy to order and all very informal.

Love the outdoor area, great places for family and kids. Happy hour is fantastic price for an amazing burger, drinks and pastries. Definitely recommend the cayenne coffee drink. The fries are phenomenal with housemade ketchup better then any ive ever had.

Visited Sour Duck Market for brunch and absolutely loved it. The Devon’s Hot Chicken Sandwich was spicy, juicy, and perfectly balanced with pickles and slaw, and their Peeler Farms Wagyu Double Cheeseburger (with American & pimento cheese on a challah bun) was bursting with flavor. The Smoked Mushroom Danish made for a sweet, savory pastry treat to start. The vibe is laid-back and cozy — part bakery, part beer garden — and the staff were warm and helpful (they even talked me through their seasonal menu items). Great spot to linger over coffee, a pastry, or a full meal.

We came too late, all the savory items have been sold out, which is such a pity( we literally came at 12:30, and not expect that to happen, perhaps next time we need to be earlier to get some good food!) Instead of savory croissants, we ordered a scoop of ice cream, and it’s very good! Mint chocolate chips! And it tastes like real mint. We also ordered vanilla scone, but is a bit too dry without any drinks.

We got to try Tiny's Milk and Cookies for the first time the other day! It's located in the cutest little shopping area, with a farmstyle, country-vibe aesthetic. It's a walk-up, outdoor counter without any chairs or tables to sit at. It was drizzling out, but that didnt stop a line from forming in the rain on a Saturday afternoon. We ordered a chocolate chip cookie, 2 brownies, and a scone, and it took just about a minute to come out. It's a bit pricey for what it is, but that's to be expected from a little stand like this. The cookie and brownies are basic but still good. For the price, I would want to try something more unique next time. Not sure that the basic items are worth what they're charging.

Hidden Gem💎 It seems like a local spot as it’s slightly hidden behind a street. Everything is made from scratch and is highly tasty. I got the breakfast tacos chorizo and bacon. I like the bacon better as it’s the perfect blend of crunchy and salty. The chorizo was a bit mushy and not to my liking. I tried the chocolate sprinkled donut as recommended by one of the servers. I didn’t catch her name but she’s awesome. Thanks freind! It was fantastic. Of course I had to finish off with their signature chocolate chip cookies. Yummy! Very rich and soft. You have to try one. The only downside is that there is not place to sit and the line can be long (testament of how great this place is) 10/10 Chocolate Chip Cookies 🍪

A must in Austin! Yummy cookies & treats! This location is very cute & aesthetic, but I will say if you're looking for a cheap treat, this isn't your place. However, they know their worth! We visited 2x in our weekend trip & will definitely return! We got several orders of chocolate chip cookies, a strawberry lemonade, & ice cream. Before leaving town, we also picked up a dozen frozen cookie dough so we can have this goodness at home! Be prepared for no seating, it is a simple to-go window! There is typically always a line so be prepared to stand for a second but one you try this goodness, you'll understand!

What a cute little place to get your coffee in the am and desserts , sandwiches.. baked goods from Scratch... So good !! staff is Very welcoming ... we went 3 days in a row and felt like we knew them !!! Great service!! My highlight was seeing the desserts and different breads on display .. You have to try a morning bun, double choco chip cookie , Soft baked choco chip ones were amazing too, flaky regular crossaints and The star for me was the Chocolate crossaints( well distributed all over ) You can smell the goodness in the air when you pull up !! Loved it , you can see and taste the quality in ingredients on things .. Keep up the good work!!!

One of my absolute favorite bakeries in Austin for chocolate chip cookies! (My 5 Stars is solely for the chocolate chip cookies) You have to go and get them when they’re hot. They literally melt in your mouth and it is their best item on the menu. Grab a glass of milk to make it extra special! Be prepared after school let out for them to have a wait, but it is worth it.

Dangerously delicious pastry and ice cream! The mint chocolate chip ice cream is the best I've had in town. You can taste the fresh herb (rather than the boring artificial flavor). I also tried the honey bun this time, and it was good! It is more like kouign amann rather than a bread bun. So good! Super flakey and buttery.

10/10 Experience we are always looking for coffee shops with breakfast and gf options. We each got a coffee, the gluten free cinnamon rolls and the ham and Swiss biscuit. All were incredible! We sat outside and the vibes were great. Highly recommend!

I was told this place had the best breakfast sandwich in Austin and they were right! It's hard to find tasty breakfast in Austin that's under $15 and this place does just that. Good coffee, beautiful part of downtown, and a unique breakfast sandwich filled with brisket and pimento cheese and homemade buns. Give it a shot and support your local unique Austin restaurants, we're losing them everyday. Was able to meet the owner too, very sweet person who just wants to give people affordable food and coffee.

Simply the best coffee shop and bakery in town. They have a great menu selection of sandwiches too! The staff is friendly and really care about their customers.

Just discovered this place a couple of weeks ago and now it’s my regular Friday treat. Baked goods are delicious and the smoothies are good. Excellent service and happy people working there. Parking is tough but doable. Recommend the cheddar sausage kolache and get the spicy salsa!!!!

I cannot say enough good things about Nate's. All the food and baked goods are FRESH and delicious. I had their yogurt bowl today and expected store-bought Greek yogurt with some berries. Much to my surprise it ended up being locally made Bulgarian style yogurt that was so delicious. Additionally, every single worker I've interacted with has been so pleasant and welcoming. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

Small but very vibrant on a Saturday morning especially with live music there. Had a good Cuban sandwich and green smoothie. More seating outside than in.

I love that this place exists. It’s hidden down the back alley and it feels like it shouldn’t exist. It’s like this coffee and bake goods hideaway buried in the most unlikely place in downtown. Of all the little coffee shops that are right in this area this one truly feels like a neighborhood hidden gem. There’s absolutely no parking if you got some, it’s like winning the lottery Very, not wheelchair friendly but exceptionally friendly to everything else Great spot where y’all really all.

We ended up getting the pecan pie and coconut cream pie. I would 100% recommend the coconut cream pie... But I would not recommend the pecan pie. This is tough for me to say because I'm a huge pecan pie fan and I thought it would be my favourite without question. Unfortunately the crust was dry, although the flavour was pretty good. The flavour didn't make up for the crust though. The coconut cream pie was perfect. My partner decided on the coconut cream pie and we shared half & half. It wouldn't have been my 2nd choice if I was eating there by myself. I'm really glad I tried it! If I had just tried the pecan pie, I think my food rating would have been 2/5. Because of the coconut cream pie, it bumped it up to a 4/5. Would visit them again and try some different pies!

Tiny Pies - A Stellar Treat! 5 out of 5 stars Tiny Pies stole my heart (and satisfied my sweet tooth)! I recently tried their Chocolate Eclipse Pie - perfect for the upcoming eclipse - and it was absolutely delicious. The graham cracker crust was buttery and flavorful, the marshmallow filling was gooey and delightful, and the dark chocolate coating added a rich touch. It was like a mini planet of deliciousness in my mouth! Beyond the limited edition pie, I also indulged in their classic flavors - the key lime and lemon meringue. Both were fantastic! The key lime had a perfect balance of tart and sweet, and the lemon meringue was light and fluffy with a perfectly toasted meringue topping. Overall, Tiny Pies impressed me with their delicious flavors, high-quality ingredients, and adorable size. They're perfect for a quick sweet treat or a unique dessert to share. I can't wait to try their other flavors next time! Highly recommend!

I stopped by Tiny Pies for the introduction of their new Pie Freeze. The staff was super kind and attentive even though they were busy and the Pie Freeze was even more delicious than expected!! It tasted homemade, so so good. I will be stopping by after visits to the movies at Alamo Drafthouse!

I recently visited this pie shop and was impressed with their selection. They offer both pre-made and raw pies. I tried the lemon pie and loved the filling. The pie crust had a texture that was a mix of crumbly and sandy. You can visit this shop to find a delicious treat.

Delicious, fresh and just the right size portion to enjoy a decadent, sweet treat. The pumpkin and cherry pies were excellent and enjoyed as individually sized desserts. They make a nice gift for a dinner host too.

Update: After speaking with management they refunded my original purchase and provided me with some new pies for free. The pie filling was still good, the crust still wasn’t that great. Cherry pie was my favorite. The flavors I had ordered weren’t the ones I received. Overall, it’s nice that management cares about their customers, so I raised my score from 1 to 3. Original: First time trying these pies and super disappointed. The crust was SOO hard/over cooked. I went in the afternoon so I’m not sure if they were old or I was just unlucky with getting super hard and over cooked pie crust. The fillings were pretty tasty but I feel like I wasted 40 dollars at this place.

Picked up some pies the other day to take to a dinner and we got there about 40 minutes before closing time. There was still a good amount pies available for us to purchase. I thought the price of over $4 a tiny pie was a little steep but they definitely were delicious. I'm not a huge pie fanatic so my favorite was the Vegan Berry of all the ones we tried (Key lime, Lemon meringue, vegan berry and peach crumble). I also noticed that when we walked in, the room smelled like cigarettes and then soon after walking in, the staff member that was there to help us wasn't incredibly friendly.

Brilliantly made goods and the kindest, talented person is making them! We met Aaron on our stop to his bakery and his passion for his work is so evident! His creations are super yummy and crafted so well! We will definitely be back! The scones and cakes we got were AMAZING! His icings, custards, and fillings are so balanced and delicious.

The best scones we’ve ever had! Seriously they were amazing. Very large, with a lot of ingredients in each one. Awesome selection of flavors. The cookies and bars were good too! They graciously gave us several additional items to sample.

Some of the best cake I’ve ever had. I got the chocolate cake and it was so delicious! I can tell that they really put thought and care into making their cakes. It was so moist. The filling is tasty and the frosting is so creamy. At the same time, it had the right amount of decadence. The staff is so welcoming and kind as well. They even gave a sample of their strawberry cake and it was also just as delicious! A wonderful place for a dessert fix. Parking was a bit difficult but only because I came on a Sunday morning and it is right next to a church and a busy lunch rush at Cenote. Worth the visit for sure though!

Wow this place is delicious! The cookies are huge and so flavorful. Peanut butter milkshake cookie, chocolate milkshake cookie, regular chocolate chip cookie plus some incredible scones, come on! Chef/baker Aaron has created some wonderful desserts. He’s a friendly guy with great attention to flavor, and he takes care of his regulars! It shares the patio with the restaurant Cenote on E Caesar Chavez. Get over to Paper Route before it closes at 6:00PM!!

I showed up late in the day when many of the scone options were sold out and the baker was so thoughtful and accommodating despite that. I would easily recommend this bakery for their wonderful sweet and savory options as well as the delightful service. A+ icing, great parmesan scone. Would definitely come back and bring friends

Not only are the scones and cookies at Paper Route Bakery DECADENT, Aaron is (maybe) sweeter than his unforgettable creations. I've tried every scone flavor and have trouble picking a favorite, but I do love this summer season’s peach pecan. (Can you really go wrong with lemon blueberry, the cloves in the orange cranberry or the banana in the French toast though?) And... they’re enormous. We haven’t even talked about his cookies. He takes the classic chocolate chip to another chunky, gooey level that leaves you saying, “ok... I’ll get another one to-go.” Aaron puts the same amount of time and care into his delicious baked good as he does with every. single. customer. that walks up to greet him. It’s clear that he is insanely hardworking and dedicated to ensuring every bite is the same. I tell everyone I know to visit Aaron and support this fantastic local business. He’s what makes Austin special... even if it means you have to hit the trail for a few extra miles after you leave. (Pics are peanut butter cookie, cranberry orange scone, peach pecan scone, French toast and cranberry scone)

We got the Chocolate Fainting Couch cake from Aaron at Paper Route Bakery. Y'all. It's the gentle warmth from a fireplace during winter. It's a smooth first date in springtime. It's flavorful and fluffy without having the sickly sweetness of a grocery store cake. It manages to be delicious without being overpowering - so in a word, elegant. It's rich without flaunting its money. And I've gotta say, interacting with Aaron was such a pleasure. He's got a clear passion for the cakes and is wonderful to speak with. Go try a slice from em today!

Moonlight Bakery is a local gem in South Austin. Our first visit was over 7 years ago and going strong. Delicious freshmade pastries! It was hard to decide from the bread to the kolaches. I needed a treat today! Beverages like milk and tea also available. My favorite is the Dutch chocolate milk for the kid in me. Easy come and go ordering. Parked right out front and walked in to order from tasty selections in the showcase. Norma is super friendly and easy to talk to about all local and world current events. It's nestled between T-Mobile and Batteries Plus.

This place was so cute! We wandered in there and the lady working was so nice and really took the time to get to know us. I don’t even like sweets that much but their cookies and cinnamon rolls were amazing!! Super affordable & delicious 10/10 couldn’t recommend more

Excellent bakery as mentioned in previous reviews. Not a huge selection but perfectly adequate and everything is done very well. No seating area so it’s a grab and go place. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Had the jalapeño, ham and cheese kolache as well as the lemon tart. The kolache was fine, not too spicy, kinda on the small size so get two. The lemon tart was excellent; not too tart nor too sweet. The ratio of crust to filling was spot on as well. My wife loved the chocolate croissant and cherry kolache she ordered. Didn’t get any drinks this time. Great local place, highly recommend.

Loveee it . We got a couple pastries and the lovely woman at the counter even let us try a cookie . Super yummy stuff and really a really welcoming atmosphere ! We will for sure be back

So many pastry options and desserts!!!!!! Apple strudel, cream puff, and napoleon were all very good taste! Their cream puff cream is mixture of custard cream and whipped cream, so it is well balanced texture and taste! Napoleon is very crispy! Also price is reasonable. I bought three pastries but it was less than $8!!!

I was in Austin and my wife wanted me to pick her up some pastries from a local bakery. I'm glad she did. I had to get an assortment. Everything looked amazing. I heard the cinnamon rolls were amazing so I got a couple of those. They did not disappoint. Maybe the best we've had. The lady was super nice and helpful. Fair prices and so far everything was tasty. If I'm in the area again I will definitely stop by. If you're looking for some tasty baked goods you cant go wrong here. I should have bought more cinnamon rolls!

Sweet lady, fantastic service, plenty of options to choose from. The orange blossom and lemon kolache i bought had the right amount of citrus, sweetness and were delicious !

As a person with Celiac’s disease, I was extremely excited to try out this 100% gluten free restaurant with my boyfriend- and let me tell you, it for sure is gluten free!,never before have I gone out without getting some symptoms- so kudos on that front! While my tummy was happy that there was absolutely NO chance of cross contamination, I have some mixed reviews about this place. While the food we ordered was good, I think it was a bit overpriced for what you actually get. I got a sandwich and my boyfriend got enchiladas and we each had a cupcake and our total (without tip) was about 40$, which seems a little steep for me considering how bland the food was. Deserts are good, but completely not worth the high price. Although I’m happy we went, I probably wouldn’t go back. I’d recommend for the Celiac crowd, but not for people with other options.

Very good bakery for Celiacs! Meh for those that can tolerate gluten. Lemon bars lacked a bit of flavor. Cupcakes had a very odd contrast of very, very sweet icing but neutral cake. All is very understandable for because the place is completely gluten free. The service was very nice, and helpful. The bakery has indoor and outdoor seating for those that want to get some work done. Recommendations: * Cupcakes for those that have a sweet tooth. * Try something other than the lemon bar.

Came here for the first time with the wife. We got several cupcakes since they are all gluten free. She like the red velvet the best. She said it wasn’t very moist but it was still very good. I also got the coconut pecan cookie and it was ok. Had more of a cake like taste versus an actual cookie.

This is THE gluten free spot in Austin. If you're celiac, gluten sensitive or just want to have some amazing baked goods then this is the place to be. Every time I come here I have to get a loaf of their rice bread, a cinnamon roll and some kind of dessert. They always have a rotation of different cakes and pies and I have never been disappointed. They even changed up their tiramisu recipe recently and omg it's amazing. Celiacs, when is the last time you had a chicken fried steak? I always order the country fried chicken and it's soul satisfying. This is definitely one of my favorite places and I love the food. I've had some shoddy service there a few times but I can forgive it with how much I love their foods.

Not sure how they make their food so good being gluten free but they do. The brussel sprouts are amazing. Even had a dessert that was delicious. Great service all around.

Love the paleo bakery options! It’s so rare to be able to find such a treat anywhere else. The items I tried were delicious. Cute shop, clean, and friendly service.

Love that everything is Gluten Free!! The food is awesome and the desserts great too. The chicken fried steak is my favorite, I love their Cinnamon Rolls, and I recently had their Tres Leches cake for the first time (Wow!!). My husband who is not gluten free enjoys going there as well.

We went there last night at 9:50 and were so grateful that they let us in even though they close at 10pm. We ordered the fried chicken steak, the corn dog and the queso with brisket. The chicken fried steak looked really good at first glance but we didn’t like it as much. It was a bit dry, but maybe that’s how the dish is and we’re not used to it. The queso with brisket was really good and we LOVED it. The corn dog was also really good and the sauce was very tasty. Also they give you popcorn for free as an appetizer which was so nice because we were starving.

I had the center cut pork chop and it was absolutely delicious! Disclosure on my "Atmosphere" rating: I think it would normally be okay, but the party next to us felt they needed to scream at each other rather than just talk to one another. The restaurant was really nice, well kept, staff was friendly, and the meals were delicious!

The food was very fresh. Popcorn came out as an appetizer. It had had cayenne pepper all over it so it had a kick that I wasn't expecting when it first popped that in my mouth. I recommend the corn dog shrimp. It's nice. Big prawns dipped with a really thin corn dog batter. Delicious with the sauce that had a nice Berry and a mustard. It gave a nice sweet taste before cutting through and reminding you a little bit of regular corn dog. Delicious! Chicken steak was supposed to be a chipotle sauce on top. Somebody forgot the Cayenne chipotle something. The only reason why I knew it was supposed to be a spicy because I bit into the corn muffin on the side and it had a nice kick which fused really well with the rest of the food that I was eating. Wished I gotten the trout as the waiter suggested. Cause chick steak was bland. But if you wanted to fill up, or second meal definitely pick that. Maybe ask for a bit more spice on the side. 😂

I came for the chicken fried steak and it did not disappoint. Second best I’ve ever had! My girlfriend had the Salisbury steak and it was very good too. I added a side of bacon to make everything healthy though. Our waiter Hayden was very nice and we didn’t go very long without refills and made sure to make sure we had what we needed without being too pushy. I’ll definitely come back!

The food was delicious. Popcorn while we waited. The drinks were delicious and the food was amazing. It got loud so it made it hard to hear those I was with, but no complaints otherwise.

Couldn't have chosen a better place for my birthday dinner. The food was an entire experience in itself. Everything we tried was amazing in every way. The service was great and the building was such a cool vibe. We can't wait to go back

Great dinner experience! Our party loved the rainbow trout, garlic mashed potatoes, and all of our appetizers. Staff were friendly and very attentive. Highly recommend.

We came here at the recommendation of the.Resort. We were seated right away. We got the three meat sampler, macaroni and cheese and the queso with burnt ends and chips for the appetizer. The appetizer came out after we already received our food. All of the meat was a little on the spicier side. The brisket had a lot of fat, and I felt it needed to be smoked longer for the fat to be emulsified. The jalapeno cheddar sausage was hot. The macaroni and cheese had a good flavor. The queso was disappointing.It did not have burnt ends in it, it just had chopped brisket, which is not the same as burnt ends. The complimentary cornbread muffins were not something that we cared for, there was corn in them.

Wanted to try some local BBQ flavours and was so glad I visited this place, tried their three meat sampler and all 3 meats (brisket, sausage and pork rib) were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The store bought bread kinda cheapens it a little bit lol, but I can imagine people preferring it there than not, I just left mine untouched. Visited on a Tuesday evening and it was so busy all I could get was a bar seat immediately. Friendly staff and service. Ambiance was moderately loud with low lit dinner mood lighting. Price guide (as of Oct 2025): Three meat sampler $38 Mourvedre red wine $15 Tax $4.38

I had a wonderful experience eating at this restaurant. I came here per the recomedation of my Uber driver for his favorite: the Chipotle queso with burnt ends, which was fantastic! I also got the 3 meat sampler with the jalapeño cheddar sausage and a side of jalapeño, lemon & garlic roasted broccoli. All the food was delicious, but what made the meal special was Allie, the bartender who helped me. She was very personable, kind & had lots of great recommendations, like to try the Split decision drink with my meal & the Hanger Steak with Cholula butter, avocado salsa verde, broiled jalapeno, and cheddar relleno. I'll definitely get that next time! Thank you for your wonderful recommendations, Allie! I had a fantastic meal & look forward to returning with friends.

Very friendly and helpful servers upon arrival. I ate before music or the real night crowd, nice chat with the waiter while ordering. Guided me to the steak and paired with an old fashioned. I ate it all. Tender, moist and packed with flavor. Only wish I could have tried more items off the menu. Ill be back and try to align with a mellow band next time.

Stopped in for a late lunch and had the Pulled Smoked Pork sandwich off the bar menu — absolutely delicious! Tender, smoky, and full of flavor. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere had that perfect Austin vibe — relaxed yet lively. Great spot all around; can’t wait to come back.

The food was incredible the quality and flavor were on another level!!! The service was amazing, and I want to highlight Chef Juani’s great attitude and thank him for recommending the dulce de leche ice cream it’s pure perfection!

First time at Lamberts and I have to say it was top notch. We had the brisket and achiote chicken and both were very good! The mac and cheese is some of the best I've had. The potato salad wasn't great but I added the mustard bbq sauce to make it better in my opinion. The corn bread was really good as well. The building itself is very nice and clean. We'd love to check it out later in the day with live music upstairs. I would definitely eat here again and would highly recommend you give it a try.

Fun and kitschy place to stop for a wide variety of doughnuts. Very cool decor, friendly staff. Lots of options including vegan choices. Not quite as good as some bakeries I’ve been to but definitely worth the stop.

Id say a pretty cool place!! Very cold inside when we stopped for donuts!!! These aren't your regular donuts!! Prepare for a sweet sugar rush and a semi achy stomach- nothing wrong with them, but alot of toppings on one huge donut!! Alot of options to choose from and the decor/vibe was cool as well!!

I’m glad I checked this place out, it was pretty cool inside. Fun names for the donuts but the actual presentation and taste was pretty equivalent to any other chain donut shop. Friendly cashier and lots of funky photo ops but not much to write home about.

Definitely worth checking out! Tons of options and the donuts themselves are amazing! Sugar rush without the grease :) Place itself is pretty cool, will definitely return next time we hit Austin.

Voodoo Doughnut ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ When in Austin, treat yourself to a donut from Voodoo Doughnut! There’s a huge variety of fun, creative flavors to entertain and delight everyone. A perfect quirky Austin stop for something sweet. 🍩

Voodoo Doughnuts is always a great spot for some late-night treats. They offer a wide variety of donuts, from unique and adventurous flavors to classic options. Everything tastes fantastic! We picked up a baker's dozen for our group during our visit. We've also tried Voodoo in other big cities and highly recommend stopping by. It's one of our favorite donut places. This time, I tried their seasonal pumpkin spice donut, and it was delicious!

Stopped and picked up doughnuts twice during our trip. I liked the cake doughnuts better than the traditional ones. Lots of variety and flavors.

I came into town for a visit and was recommended Gourdough’s as a late-night treat. I tried both a savory donut and a sweet one. The sweet donuts were definitely the highlight. Great structure, fluffy texture, and really nice flavor. For the savory side, I ordered the Ron Burgundy. Unfortunately, it fell a bit flat. The beef lacked seasoning, the sauce was overly messy, and by the time I got it, the donut had gone soggy. As for service: ordering online was easy, but the wait was frustrating. Our order showed as “in progress” for over an hour, and when we finally went to check, the donuts were already sitting there ready, no call or notification. It left me wondering how long they’d been waiting. Overall, worth stopping in for the sweet creations, but I’d pass on the savory.

This is quite possibly the best donut I’ve ever had. I went for the first time this past week and wow! A fun little spot with plenty of seating and some shade as well. Lots of food options and the donuts big and made right there on the spot! My only gripe was the service. I stood at the window for almost 5 minutes before anybody even acknowledged I was there. The workers saw me, but never engaged. Maybe ordering ahead is recommended?

I ordered the strawberry shortcake donut and it was so good. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is cute. I'll have to stop by next time I'm in Austin.

I wanted to love this spot, but it donut meet my expectations; especially for $9. Arrived at 10, so maybe friers weren’t quite warmed up yet since they just opened. Despite being 2nd in line, the donut took close to 15 minutes to come out. Crispness was on point, but flavor was too mild and underwhelming. Honey butter tasted too much like oil, and lacked sweetness. Nothing against Gourdough’s- but parking price was wildly high.

These people are out of their minds! They make nonsense donuts in a stationary Airstream in a parking lot surrounded by tables. Fortunately, they come in two sizes: small and large. The large size is impossible to deal with, and it would especially be impossible to eat more than one. So, I ordered three small ones and had them with the usual American coffee. The first one is called the "Blackout Donut" and is made with brownie batter, chocolate fudge icing, and chocolate-covered brownie bites topped with chocolate syrup. It is a chocolate lover's dream! It's an addictive dessert you won't want to be without. The second, the "Fat Elvis" (the name says it all!), is made with homemade peanut butter icing, fresh grilled bananas, and grilled bacon with honey. It's an ode to fatness, with the grilled bananas blending with the soft peanut butter, which is contrasted by the crisp bacon. A bit of honey mixes it all together, making everything fatter and more mouthwatering. The third, perhaps the simplest, is the "Nutty Valentine Nutella," made with fresh strawberries and cinnamon sugar. After the first two, it sounds almost healthy, but it's not! They are three taste bombs, not only because of the ingredients, but also because of the doughnuts themselves. They are really well made, tasty, and crunchy—really yummy! I'm sorry I haven't tasted any others.

For some reason, I thought these would be yeast-based donuts, but instead they are very much cake based and thick as ever. Good donuts...the toppings are what distinguish these donuts, otherwise, the dough itself is nothing special and very thick and cake-ey. We ordered the banana pudding donut and the breakfast donut sandwich. Recommend for a one or two time check out!

If you have a sweet tooth this donut spot will definitely do the job. Donuts batter they use is amazing! Seating is cute and plenty. They have really improved the environment experience. We got: The BlackOut - orgasmic overload of chocolate (I'm a chocolate lover) Free Bird- delicious with a great touch of strawberries. Both definitely recommend. Well, eat up and enjoy!

Amazing atmosphere. Such a sense of History in the hotel. The cafe has great brunch. I had the ladybird egg white omelette. It was so good. I ordered a to-go one to take home to my son. You have to go in and order at the counter and then you can pick where you want to sit, whether it's in the cafe itself or out in the lounge area of the hotel or on the patio. It was great fun

Pretty good breakfast options overall. They had a gluten free muffin which was nice. The Driskill breakfast was good but it seemed a little stingy on the scrambled eggs. We were told that some options were recently scaled down because of new ownership. For example, only whole milk (no skim or 2% for lattes). They also didn't have honey and didn't allow for regular coffee refills. Music was a bit loud in the cafe also but the decor was nice. Staff was very nice and friendly. If you're staying in the hotel it's a quick close option.

The Driskill Café is stunning, with high ceilings, beautiful details, and a warm, historic vibe — definitely worth a visit for coffee or a pastry, which looked delicious in the display. Unfortunately, our breakfast didn’t live up to the setting. My partner had the turkey B.L.T.,which he didn’t enjoy and couldn’t finish — and that says a lot. My yogurt was alright but too sour because of the amount of lemon juice that was in it. If the food had been better, this would have been our go-to breakfast spot in Austin. As it was, we didn’t end up coming back during our stay.

Stopped by here for something sweet, but the guy at the counter seemed to be annoyed that we wanted to order something. I understand that you’re about to close and finishing up, but we literally went 30 mins before closing and not 5 mins. We’ve got the cookie with everything, I forgot the name. It was good but dry. And it was $7? Crazy

Tucked inside the historic Driskill Hotel, the 1886 Café & Bakery is a cozy, elegant spot with vintage vibes and Southern charm. From the beautiful decor to the warm atmosphere, it’s like stepping back in time in the best way. We enjoyed delicious pastries and comforting breakfast, all made with care. The service was friendly, and the ambiance was relaxed yet refined. Whether you’re in for a hearty breakfast or just coffee and dessert, it’s the perfect place to pause and savor. ⭐️ A must-try in downtown Austin where history meets flavor.

We loved this place specially their cinnamon roll was delicious. I feel so disappointed they change all menu and bakery and took out the food stuff. I’m going to give this place a low rate because of that hope they change it back someday.

The atmosphere is amazing — it has a sense of history. I’ve been here several times, and while the brunch is fine, the real stars are the desserts. Every time I come here and order a dessert, I never regret it. They’re always fresh, delicious, and beautifully made!

A standout experience from start to finish. Odd Duck totally lives up to the hype. Every dish felt creative but grounded. Using local ingredients, bold flavors, and the taste of every dish was insane. The small plates are perfect for sharing (or not), and the cocktail list is just as impressive. Our server/bartender, Joe, was so lovely and incredibly knowledgeable and helped us navigate the menu. The vibe is warm, lively, and very Austin. Highly recommend if you’re into seasonal food done really, really well. Great veggie options- and Joe took time to explain the dishes. Plus there’s a separate veggie menu which was great.

Was such a fun and amazing experience! The food was amazing and this place is not just hype. You can tell there are chefs in the kitchen that truly care about taste and flavor. Everything was great but the grilled chicken hearts blew me away!

Great news everyone. Perfect restaurants still exist. There are, in fact, bartenders who still know that the relationship with the customer is more important than how good the drink is (and the drinks are still absolutely perfect). There are dishes that cannot be improved and you will be unwilling to share. Order absolutely everything on the menu. Talk to everyone that works here. Also, Erin, thanks again for just an absolutely flawless experience. Cannot wait to be back.

We had a really nice experience at Odd Duck—the service was excellent, with servers who were personable, attentive, and made us feel welcome. For food, we ordered the cornbread, stuffed quail, and blackened redfish. The cornbread is something I had read a lot of praise about, but personally, I thought it was just okay. It comes in a small skillet, but it’s very heavy for an appetizer. The flavor is buttery with a slight kick of spiciness, and I liked the crunchy crust with honey on top. The onion butter served with it is creative and works well at first, but after a few bites, the richness becomes a little overwhelming. I found myself wishing for smaller, multiple cornbreads to give more crust and help reset the palate. The stuffed quail was the star of the night. It had bold, Mexican-inspired flavors that reminded me of a chorizo breakfast burrito—savory, spiced, and delicious. The quail itself was cooked perfectly, tender and juicy. Sitting at the bar, we saw quails hit the grill pretty regularly, so clearly, it’s a popular dish. It definitely lived up to the hype and was the highlight of the meal. The blackened redfish wasn’t what I expected—it leaned more toward Greek flavors than the usual Cajun style. It was still good, especially with the little eggplants that added a fun texture, but it was hard for it to stand out after the quail. We skipped dessert since the menu didn’t look too exciting and we were already pretty full. Overall, Odd Duck delivered great service and some solid dishes, with the quail being the clear winner. The cornbread and redfish had interesting elements, but not everything hit the same high note. I would go back just for the quail. The happy hour deal is really good too.

Food was delicious. We sat at the bar and the team was great in helping us celebrate a birthday. Right away I had to rebook another reservation.

Odd Duck is one of my favorites in Austin. I’ve been several times and have yet to be disappointed. The ambiance is casual yet classy and the food is equally multi-faceted. It’s definitely an Austin must if you’re in to the food scene.

My family and I would like to give a shout out to Thomas, who literally treated us like family at our visit to Odd Duck last night. We were walk ins and were seated promptly outside by the mister fans which made the environment super comfortable. Thomas gave us all his recs and helped guide the courses. If you go, you must get the cornbread. It’s insanely good. We also devoured the braised goat pizza, antelope tataki tostada, redfish crudo, and thai melon salad. All top notch with incredible flavor. To be honest, my favorite part was hearing each person describe the dish as they delivered it to our table. This place seriously cares about the dining experience and it shows. Thomas’ service was impeccable and he always made sure we had fresh plates and silverware. Thank you Thomas for making sure we had an unforgettable time at Odd Duck! Also, thank you to the most extraordinary valet superstar I’ve met. Audrey took excellent care of our car and had it ready for us in moments! Thanks Audrey! Protip: if you’re driving and want a zero proof beer, get the Best Day Kölsch!

My husband and I visited Elisabeth Street Café on a Sunday for a late lunch, and street parking nearby was easy to find. We were greeted warmly upon arrival and, since we had a reservation, promptly shown to our table. The tables are set quite close together - so, at times when the noise level is not deafening, it kind of feels like a large banquet table as one can overhear conversations from nearby guests. Overall, I had two main concerns during our visit: Noise level: the restaurant was extremely loud. Voices from a large table carried throughout the room, making it difficult to hear my husband even when sitting directly across from him. The atmosphere became uncomfortable, and I would recommend that management consider adding sound-absorbing panels to help balance the acoustics. Food spiciness: while the flavors were bold, the redfish dish was overwhelmingly spicy. I usually tolerate heat quite well, but this level of spice left me with severe reflux, which is very uncommon for me. It would be helpful if the staff asked guests about their spice tolerance before serving dishes prepared with such intensity. Elisabeth Street Café has great potential, with a lovely ambiance and attentive service, but addressing the noise and spice-level concerns would make the dining experience much more enjoyable.

The food was outstanding, a solid 50/10. The presentation, dish choices, flavors, and temperature were all amazing. However, the service left much to be desired. I initially thought I could give them the benefit of the doubt, considering they were transitioning into dinner service, but I was never offered anything to drink beyond the water that their attentive busser provided. Even though I was dining alone, I had to encourage a family of three to seek out their server. The inattentiveness of the staff was frustrating, and I can't honestly recommend this place for a dining experience but I would for take out.

The food was very delicious. It was my first time visiting Austin and my cousin decided to take me here. The service was quick and our server was very attentive. I loved the food so much and would definitely come back.

This place is very cute! The beignets were incredible. Super airy and fresh. I also got the lime fried chicken banh mi which was super tasty! Would be back for more :) The place is pretty busy but vibes are still great!

Solid meal, really great service and an amazing vibe! All the dishes are solid, but the French toast is REALLY good. So good in fact, that I ate it before I thought to take a photo. Highly recommend getting everything as family style and splitting it up!

We’re visiting Austin and all of us agree that Elizabeth Street has been our favorite meal. The spring rolls, chili oil dumplings, Singapore noodles, steak fried rice, chocolate mousse and croissant beignets were all amazing. Our server, Anna, was great. The atmosphere is lovely. Definitely worth a visit or ten.

Brunch was amazing! It was our first time here, so the staff explained the menu to help us decide. They were very considerate when it came to allergies and went to check with the kitchen before submitting our order. They even helped us take a photo after our meal. 100% would recommend and definitely will go back!!

Wonderful food, have been coming here for years from time to time. Been a while however, since I don't live close to Austin anymore. I think it's kind of sad that they don't include a small basket of biscuits & corn muffins as complimentary table service, I suppose they would blame inflation. It hits us all, but these items are very cheap to produce. I would not let this stop me from going... it's just sad to see the little customer service perks go by the wayside. Meatloaf is marvelous, The greens (with cornbread) are my favorite plus the okra & tomatoes!! Also had peach cobbler pie to take home & it was wonderful. To go containers happily provided- plenty of food for 2 meals for me, at least.

Stopped in and had some honest food. There was no wait and the staff was pleasant. From the website. Hoover Alexander’s passion for food is rooted in Texas soil, inspired by his upbringing on a family farm in Utley. From freshly picked peas and melons to farm-raised meats, he grew up eating what is now called "farm-to-table." Thanks to strong relationships with local farmers, Hoover’s Cooking continues to bring fresh, high-quality ingredients to every plate, honoring the rich traditions of Texas cuisine.

I really wanted to love this place. It was my first time visiting Hoover's Cooking, and it was a special occasion—my father had flown in for his birthday. My sister picked the restaurant because she thought the family-owned feel would remind him of his favorite eatery back home. There were 12 of us, and we were able to reserve the private room, not the main dining area. On the positive side, it was easy to book the private room in person, and it was the perfect space for our gathering. They even let us decorate it, which was a nice touch. Mr. Hoover himself and the host (an older gentleman) were both incredibly kind and welcoming. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill from there. I would strongly recommend avoiding the restrooms. The food, which is the most important part, was a huge disappointment. My fish was beyond bland—ketchup only got me a third of the way through it. My father's fried chicken was flavorless, and my mother's yams and coleslaw weren't even edible. My little niece wouldn't touch her grilled cheese. I could go on, but let's just say it was our first and last time dining there. Adding to the poor experience, our two wait staff never smiled once and seemed truly unhappy to perform their duties of taking orders and bringing refills. I really wish we had a better experience because Mr. Hoover was a cool guy, and I am a strong supporter of black-owned businesses. In that spirit, I'd say try it for yourself; maybe our experience was an off night.

So much delicious food to choose from. 12 different dessert selections. The best soul food in the ATX. U better stop by or stop following my posts! 🤠😎

It has been a few years since I’ve had dinner at Hoovers, and I’m so glad I returned. The food is as delicious as always, with generous portions. Our server was super-friendly, and helpful. Plus, the prices are still very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. I’ll be back again soon.

Whenever I am in Austin I try to make it here. Seating was a little slow today but it was okay. The food portions was great as always. The taste was a little under seasoned but not enough to have to add salt and pepper 🤷🏾‍♀️. I will still return and recommend to others.

First time trying Hoover's. Had a great meal. The staff was friendly and the food looked amazing. Thw creamed spinach was the best side I tried. The Jerk chicken sauce had a nice zing. I would reccommend giving Hoover's a try.

I don’t think I can say say enough great things about this place in one review. I have wanted to come to Valentina’s for years now. I heard so many great things about the food and the staff that I knew it was a must hit on my stop in Austin. They have one of the best briskets that I have ever had if not the best. They didn’t disappoint in any way. The food was better then I ever thought it could be and the flavors that there crew and pitmaster make are nothing short of incredible. It truly is Tex Mex Art that they making. Thank you so much to Everyone at Valentines for making our visit so amazing and we can’t wait to go back. If you could only make one stop in all of Texas this should be it.

The wait wasn't too bad on a Thursday mid-morning, about 25 minutes, they had a variety of selections, mains and sides, friendly service and really good pork short ribs, brisket and carnitas. Their tacos are a really good size and they have multiple size selections for their sides/appetizers. Their chips are really good, hearty enough to hold their delicious queso, ensure you get the extra brisket! The flour tortillas they use for their tacos as well as the Buns for their sandwiches are so soft!

This place single handedly changed my opinion of Tex Mex food. Get here as soon as they open because the line to order and wait after ordering can be 2+ hours long! It’s worth the wait. I would recommend looking at their daily menu for their unique menu items of the day and getting a classic brisket tacos. The sides are great as well, highly recommended the corn.

This is a brand new build, building and area are beautiful. I'm not from Austin . Valentine's was a recommendation for breakfast tacos Everything was homemade from the tortilla to the slice of brisket. I ordered "The Real Deal Holyfield." it was a little pricey, especially if you're from the Houston area, where we pay $1.99 for a breakfast taco. But let me tell you, I'd pay it again it was that good. Try it and let me know what you think, I'll be waiting for your feedback.

We arrived for lunch and found ample parking available. A line had already formed, but it only took about 10 to fifteen minutes before we ordered. It was a nice day, and we sat in a small covered outdoor area, but there's also indoor seating. This was my first time here, and it didn't disappoint. All three of my holy trinity items (brisket, pork rib, and sausage link) were worth the drive! The brisket taco, "Hollywood Style", was excellent as well! When picking your sides, be sure to include the chips and queso!

I wanted to love this BBQ but I left only liking it a lot. I see why it's praised. The brisket is rich, the ribs are sweet and savory, and the chicken retains it's juicyness. However, the brisket was somewhat dry, the ribs lacked texture, and the chicken tasted like chicken. The tacos are all very good, but I don't see what the fuss is about. Very good is not great, and there are many very good tacos in Texas. I plan to return for breakfast options because I'm excited to fully explore their menu. I left without a favorite because nothing stood out. At the level of BBQ Valentina's aims for, more thoughtful critique is necessary. So, it's very good BBQ, but this isn't a show stopper yet. As of this review on 8/11/22, only the food truck is taking orders and there's limited shade against the sun while waiting in line.

Valentina's did not disappoint! All the food was delicious, nothing to complain about! The ribs were perfectly smoked, the brisket on the Brisket Taco melted like butter, the Roasted Corn and Charro Beans were good as well! You should definitely give this place a try if you are in the Austin area! 👍🏽 To boot the staff were all very friendly and helpful! Feels good to be greeted by cheerful people!

The place did not particularly stand out. Many of the dishes I tried shared a similar flavor profile, primarily salt and pepper. However, the bread and butter were quite nice. We ordered a majority of the dishes recommended by other reviewers, and they were just average. The service, on the other hand, was commendable.

Dining at Emmer & Rye was an absolute treat from start to finish. Every single dish we tried was cooked to perfection—beautifully presented, thoughtfully balanced, and bursting with flavor. You can tell that the chefs put incredible care and creativity into every plate, highlighting fresh, seasonal ingredients in the best possible way. The service was warm, attentive, and knowledgeable, making the whole experience feel seamless and special. The atmosphere is modern yet inviting, perfect for a memorable night out. If you’re in Austin and looking for a place that combines innovative cuisine with flawless execution, Emmer & Rye is a must-visit. It’s the kind of restaurant that reminds you why dining out can be such a remarkable experience.

We had a terrific experience, so I'm a bit surprised by the critical reviews. First of all, the staff couldn't be more attentive. Second, the food was great and in no way overpriced. Our best meal and service combined in 3 days in Austin, which is no small distinction given other great places we ate at.

Entry: paid valet parking 1st - the bread is an absolute cannot miss. Incredible. I would hold off on the extra ham and cheese it was a bit unnecessary. 2nd - pasta’s - the highlight of the meal all were fresh and made in house. Highly recommend 3rd - mains - the chicken was good, not great, but a very good texas style smoked chicken. Loved this spot, definitely will come back for the bread and pasta. Perfect for a date night!

Emmer & Rye offers visitors a delicious lesson in Austin's culinary craft. The restaurant's reverence for heritage grains, milled in-house, is the soul of its menu. This fanatical approach results in pasta with a profound, nutty flavor and perfect texture that can redefine the dish. Throughout the menu, expert techniques like fermentation add a startling complexity to each thoughtful plate, showcasing a deep commitment to artisanship. This foundational craft is brilliantly complemented by the evening's main event: the roving dim sum-style cart. This unique service turns dinner into a dynamic experience, delivering a parade of spontaneous, off-menu small plates directly to your table. It’s the perfect way for visitors to sample the kitchen's full creativity, creating a sense of discovery that perfectly captures Austin's charm.

my boyfriend and i came here for our one year anniversary because we love to try all the michelin rated restaurants for special occasions, and we felt very let down by our experience. they started off sitting us 15 minutes late for our reservation, and then brought us 2 dishes we did not order, one that wasn’t even mentioned during our talk with the waitress while figuring out what all to get, and then we ended up feeling so bad about it, even though it wasn’t any fault of our own, we told them they didn’t have to give us the last dish that we actually ordered, even though it’s the one we really wanted. Thankfully they comped the two incorrect pastas and gave us a free cacio e pepe card that we probably won’t be using unfortunately. The food however was pretty good, our favorite being the cacio e pepe and johnny cakes, i didn’t like the ravioli that we didn’t order, but ended up eating, at all; the crudo was good but i feel all crudo taste pretty much the same for us so it wasn’t anything out of the ordinary. the rigatoni we didn’t order was good, just not what we wanted, i only ended up trying one piece of the pasta. overall the least desirable experience we’ve had at any of the michelin rated places, probably won’t come back because we left feeling so awkward and like they were annoyed with us even though we did nothing wrong.

This was my second time to Emmer & Rye. The service was excellent and we really enjoyed the food. The carpaccio was a stand out. My only complaint was the temperature in the restaurant was slightly chilly. All else was top notch.

I visited Central Market recently and was genuinely impressed. Everything felt incredibly fresh and well-organized, which made shopping there such a pleasant experience. They carry a lot of premium products that you don’t usually find at a regular H-E-B, which I really appreciated. I loved the freshly baked sourdough they were making right on the spot, and the wine selection was surprisingly diverse. The cheese section was also amazing—tons of variety, and one of the friendly staff members even offered us a tasting when we couldn’t decide. Thanks to that, we found a really delicious cheese to bring home. Overall, it was such a fun and satisfying visit. I’ll definitely be going back!

It’s a nice big grocery shopping center! It’s huge and it has many food items and goods for cooking! They have some restaurants and bakeries inside the store so you really get to have variety of things! Many products are nice and fresh but it’s on a bit more expensive end. We bought a loaf of bread and it was sooo good! Love to get it again! Keep up the good work! Cheers 🥂

Food is great if you want something nice and light. They experiment with alot of flavors so it's always neat to try their seasonal foods. They also have a nice seating area outside which is perfect during live performances.

We are absolutely happy to found this location very close to our house a lot parking staff very friendly yes I’ll be back here fresh bread fresh produce seafood I love it 😍

It's actually a great experience. Not only is it a great organic supermarket, they make a great Turkey sandwich. The best part is that the entire market overlooks this outdoor area with a playground and a park. Loads of kids around and happy families. Sometimes they have live music as well.

Doesn't have my favorite ginger beer, only their overpriced central market brand. Got fresh 5 dollar red currets yesterday and then spoiled the next day. Update: Same with my bananas. Ironically, you know it is an inconvience for people with valid complaints to follow up with your manipulative marketing tactics. You are only giving me resources (through an automatic response) because you don't want other people to see your store as a place that sells products that can't last a single day in a fridge. I will indeed call this number and get a refund on the weak fruits your provided.

First time shopper here and I must say it was an amazing experience! So many unique items to try that I can’t wait to come back and try them all. This location gets packed so I would recommend getting there pretty early to avoid crowds. There are so many items to highlight but what stands out the most for me is the customer service. The staff here is amazing and was very attentive to all of my needs. From the store manager to the ladies in the bakery section being very helpful,this location is top notch! Curbside app available Curbside pickup Amazing bakery section! The sour cream pound cake and peach cake is scrumptious! Soup bar Nice cheese section Clean restrooms Fantastic selection of fresh coffees Large wine section ( non alcoholic)

Open year-round, this ice cream shop is a sweet escape in any season! With a wide range of tasty flavors and creamy dairy-free options, there's something for everyone. Cozy vibes, friendly staff, and perfect scoops every time—pure happiness in a cone! 🍨

The ice-cream is insane, definitely the most delicious ice-cream ever. The young ladies at the counter were so helpful. ice-cream I got cornbread and Pecan vanilla is definitely the most delicious one

Absolutely loved my experience here! The ice cream is creamy, flavorful, and made with high-quality ingredients you can really taste. The shop has a warm and inviting atmosphere, and the staff were super friendly and patient while I decided on my flavors. I tried apple butter , and it was incredible—rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Definitely a must-visit spot for anyone who loves unique and delicious ice creams. 🍦✨

Lick was a recommendation from a couple of people I met. I tried the fresh mint & chocolate chunk, hill country honey & vanilla bean, and chocolate chocolate. The vanilla bean was my favorite of the three. The chocolate chunks with the mint ice cream are on the bitter side. Depending on your preferences, this will be great or not. It does have that refreshing taste. I wasn't a fan of the chocolate chocolate. I haven't figured out why. Give them a try for sure. The customer service people were great. Plus, it's a nice place to eat indoors or outside.

This is some of the best ice cream that I've ever had in Austin. The ingredients are mostly locally sourced; the cream is nearly perfect in thickness, fresh, & very clean. The flavors all pop out on very well on the tongue. The contrast in the various flavors taste Absolutely Delish! they have nice employees. I had Lemon lavender with goat cheese, honey, & thyme. Enjoy!

Best ice cream flavour selection ever! Wow! I knew I wanted the lemon lavender immediately as soon as I walked in because the whole place smells of lavender! Long line but worth the wait. Also if there’s a long line you know you’re gonna get something good. Loved that we could try flavours too because they each sound fabulous! Very unique and looks like they rotate them out too. The blueberry one even had alcohol in it! Ended up with the thyme, goat cheese and honey and the lemon lavender. Wish there was more of a lavender taste to it but will be back soon for the vegan ice creams! Such a cute little place too. Limited seating so most people were sitting outside on the benches They also have pre packaged pints of ice cream and lots of options for like sundaes or making your own pint. Highly, highly recommended 🍨

Try some new and interesting flavors! Not your standard ice cream place. Woth a try if you enjoy unique frozen treats.

One of the best in Austin for sure. Better than Este! I recommend reservations, there was a line before they even opened. Parking is a bit tricky, super small lot but paid street parking available. The staff was friendly and cool. The vibe inside was dark and moody, lots of conversations. Their tequila selection was sooo impressive. I hate when you go to a place and ask for a fancy tequila and they are out of it. They were also SO quick with the drinks. Impressively fast, we were never left thirsty. The food was incredible. Loved the ceviche with the apple broth. The tuna hibiscus aqua chile was great too. Loved the frijoles de veneno AND OMG THE HOUSE MADE TORTILLAS. Also, you have to get the sweet papas (at the bottom of the menu). Amazing. Loved every bite. The desserts were impressive too. The seasonal scoop was actually our favorite bite, lavender. So gentle and smooth. The chocotaco is a MUST. Not like the one you ate as a kid! We stayed for over 2 hours, left stuffed and happy.

We thoroughly enjoyed our date night here. While the cocktails weren’t 100% to our liking, we truly enjoyed the rest of the menu. Our top choices were the skirt steak tacos and tres leches. Absolutely delicious! We will be back!

The place is beautiful, the service was great, and the food was absolutely delicious. I can truly say the ingredients taste authentically Mexican. I ordered a quesadilla since we arrived about 15 minutes before dinner time, and they kindly told me I could wait if I wanted to order from the dinner menu — but honestly, the quesadilla was amazing! My son had tacos and my husband ordered a tlayuda, and everything tasted fantastic. The only downside was that we had just arrived after almost a 4-hour road trip and were starving. The portions are more like appetizers, not full meals — perfect for snacking, but not enough if you’re really hungry. The prices are also on the higher side. I ordered a sope from the dinner menu (I imagined something about the size of a street taco), but when it arrived it was tiny — more like a bite-sized snack! We couldn’t help but laugh; it was delicious, but gone in one bite 😂. Overall, great flavors, wonderful service, and a lovely atmosphere — just keep in mind that the portions are small and prices are not cheap.

A lovely experience at a bucket list restaurant. Suerte is a must-eat, and it is a love letter to food. The location is lovely, and the decor is modern but you don’t feel ill at ease. The wait staff is stellar, and are truly superstars! My group was waited on by Emily, who was fantastic- but we met other faces too! They’re great at customer service, from friendly conversation to accommodating allergies. The experience was seamless. The food was better than I could have ever expected, especially the carnitas, and their lovely hibiscus drinks and dessert. Every dish was its own experience that I can remember distinctly, nothing blended together in my memory. Their tortillas live up to everything I read about them. Trust me, you’ve gotta get desserts- my best friend cried over the Tres Leches cake! For guests with sensory needs, Suerte can be a bit busy on the inside- I recommend outdoor seating for a quieter experience (I know, outdoors in a big city isn’t usually quiet, but it was for us!). The inside is lively and bustling. The price can vary! You can eat for around 30 dollars a head before tip, but the best experience for a group of four for us cost about ~59 dollars per person, tip included. Their family style dishes would probably feed two people if you only order one. We ended up getting three, with sopes. Thank you Suerte team!!!

I love these Suadero tacos so much! It’s like taking a bite and feeling like you’re on vacation. These tacos definitely elevate your taste buds and bring a smile to your face. If there were ever a food to do a happy dance to, it’s these tacos. A must try!

I ordered the mixed chilaquiles with red and green sauce, and both were really good! The flavors were delicious, and the sauces had just the right touch. Chase, our waiter, was super friendly and provided excellent service.

Such a nicely designed restaurant and lovely atmosphere. Antonio was a great server. We had sopes, flautas, tetelas, barbacoa, and a chocotaco. Everything masa was delectable. The drinks were great too-we will be returning 😮‍💨

Amazing food; especially love the grilled pork chops. Menu changes constantly: Have been back multiple times already. Great dining environment. Very limited parking. Be prepared to park in the residential areas across the street during peak dining hours. Be prepared to make reservation 1-2 weeks in advance if you have a large party.

I have been hearing about this restaurant through various sources like the Meateater podcast, Jesse’s books, etc. I finally got a chance to eat here and it did not disappoint. My girlfriend was skeptical as she is not a game meat eater but the burger she had was “the best burger of her life”. My dinner was equally good and both starters we got were incredible. Next time I’m in town I plan on making another visit.

Stopped by for their brunch, which is available 3 days a week. Biscuit with butter and jam, carnitas flautas and the longhorn cheeseburger were our choices for the afternoon. The biscuit with jam was tasty, with no complaints. The flautas were surprisingly girthy with plenty of meat inside. Something you don't see to often with this particular Tex-Mex dish. I'm never been a huge fan of flautas generally, so this did not blow my socks off, but overall a reccomend if interested. Lastly, we split the longhorn cheeseburger. Very juicy and messy, but tasty. The burger was not trying to do too much, but had it's own personality and was made with care. With all Due respect, why aren't you on your way to Dai Due? 4.5/5

Food was good but the price : food wasn’t worth it (but we come from Houston where food is cheaper and we get more). The service was good - frequent refills, check ups, and care but also slow. We didn’t make a reservation but were seated within 10 minutes. We made our order and waited almost 15 minutes to get our appetizer and then another 15-30 minutes for the main meal. The three of us ordered to share the boar confit, cheese burger, sourdough, and potatoes caroline. Our favorite was the boar confit but altogether the flavors were good but not great

Great food. I had the seasonal dish: Grilled Wild Boar Filipino Longanisa Sausage with garlic rice, grilled eggplant salad, chives and an egg. It was excellent. They no longer sell sliced sausage or charcuterie out the front butcher cabinet, but there is still some frozen fresh ground sausages, bone broth, and their cookie dough in the freezer up front to purchase along with Jesse Griffiths books, some coffee beans, Dai Due apparel, etc.

We showed up at 1pm on a Saturday thinking we may need a reservation but they seated us right away. Had the wild boar sandwich and the antelope sausage burger with beef talow fries. Was delicious! The service was also good and we were able to take biscuits to go. The only thing was the sandwich had a bit too much of mayo. I'd order it on the side next time. Would definitely come again!

There is no praise that this restaurant doesn't deserve. Ethically hunted game meat and in-season local produce ensures that your meal is high quality and guilt-free. We had the longhorn burger and wild boar chops (menu changes based on season) and it was everything and more than we expected. Fries are fried in beef tallow. Visit as often as you can!