Had an amazing time at the F1 race at Circuit of the Americas! Our seats at Turn 1 were incredible with the perfect view of the start and tons of action throughout the race. You really feel the intensity from that spot. The Haven Club was a game-changer and on a sweltering day. Great place to cool off, grab a drink, and escape the heat without missing the vibe. Super comfortable and well-run. It was definitely worth it if you’re looking for a more elevated experience.

Circuit overall is great however communication from staff and general guidelines to navigate both around and to/from the track to the city is really poor, which is a shame because once you realize everything is relatively easy to use and navigate but the staff is just not knowledgeable enough. At least for F1 dont make the mistake of taking an uber. There is an army of buses running between the track and the city center. Much quicker and cheaper than a cab

Amazing, amazing and amazing! BUT . . . It's best to have a shuttle service to go back and forth to your hotel. UBER and other car services SUCK .... it's just so many people, too much traffic and it's very difficult to meet up with your Uber driver so the driver ends up dropping your reservation and picks up anyone on the way. ..or the driver just cannot get through because the police re routes and they have to go all the way around again... which takes up to 30 minutes. cota needs a better way to operate the Uber and Taxi picks ups. I'm pretty sure the hotel shuttles have there own access road and it's used for shuttle service only... which is pretty awesome. What an awesome weekend plus I met Lando Norris!!

Came to COTA with my car club as part of the Haggerty Cars and Coffee Car Show. This was my first time coming to COTA and loved it. The facilities are clean and up to date. The staff was helpful and accommodating. Food was a bit expensive...$17 for a corndog...such is life these days. They had an awesome go-kart course that was $40 for 10 minutes. The course was huge. They also allowed car show participants to take a couple guided laps around the race track. I'm already looking at tickets for the upcoming NASCAR event!

One of the best autodromes I've ever been. The whole infrastructure is designed for racing and hosting the biggest motorsports events in the world. Whether you're a MotoGP fan or a lover of long distance racing, COTA is the paradise on earth for both fans and event organizers. Be ready to feel the adrenaline and enjoy smooth track operations throughout the race weekend.

I was at the F1 Grand Prix with 2 friends. We were in stand 15 and I would highly recommend those seats. Great views and close to everything.

It was rainy but fun. There was confusion about tickets and parking and things in the venue, every person we asked did not have an answer, but we rolled with it. We were able to visit the pits, go into the paddocks and the food was fantastic at the cafe. Not sure what it looks like for busier events, it was a lot of fun today.

It was good but there weren’t directions anywhere except a couple of places. If we wanted to go to a specific landmark or trail, we had to guess. Couldn’t find old bald cypress tree because of the lack of directions. Bathrooms were clean and well maintained. I really wish the park had more directions to guide the tourists.

We lucked out with light rain, which kept crowds away from the lower falls. To be in the middle of Austin, this park still allows you to separate and feels secluded. We loved that there were plenty of areas away from the trail to tuck away and enjoy the peace along the water. The rock shelves that were used as shelter for people of the past have been well preserved and were unique to this park. Park staff were friendly and attentive and the park facilities were well kept.

We had a great visit, even though were rained out most of the visit. The part is great in it's location if you want to see Austin, but definitely still feels "away". The campground were very nice and the access to Onion Creek to play in the water is wonderful. Unfortunately, we did not get to check out the trails. The staff, facilities, visitors center and all else was great. We'll be back for a visit with better weather!

An amazing trails, it's easy to get around and has such beautiful sites, it was my first hike and I loved every bit of it. It also gives a history as you go through and it's really lovely so alhamdulillah for this trial. I felt safe and the people on the trails are very kind esp the workers. Thank you 🩷 it took the onion creek trail ( for hiking and bikes )

What a jewel in Austin’s backyard. Quiet, lots of space between camp sites, 50amp for those hot days, big camp area for tents, flat rv sites, friendly hosts and staff. Generally clean save for what comes down the creek. Great trails, history, beautiful falls and rock formations to remind you we are all just renting on mother nature’s property.

This is a beautiful park very close to the city. We arrived late, after dark and set up for a full day of appointments the next day. Unfortunately the campers before is emptied their black tank at the site which was pretty gross. The person at the front gate said they would come clean up, but not until after we leave. So, we shortened our stay and left as soon as possible. We can't really fault the park for the awful behavior of other campers. We never used the bathrooms/showers or laundry while there.

Absolutely fell in love with the place. Can’t believe it’s within the city limits. Trails are well kept and clean. Trail markers are accurate and plentiful. Just a really great place to visit.

Finally had Franklin Barbecue, and it’s officially taken the #1 spot in my BBQ rankings! After years of reading about and watching Aaron Franklin’s techniques, I made it a priority to stop by during a Texas trip, and it did NOT disappoint. The brisket is the star of the show—tender, juicy, and bursting with flavor. The bark was absolutely perfect, delivering that smoky, caramelized crust I’d dreamed about. It’s everything you’d expect from Franklin’s mastery and more. The surprise standout was the jalapeño cheddar sausage, which took second place among the meats. I’m not even a huge sausage fan, but the gooey, cheesy goodness that oozed out with every slice was unreal—pure deliciousness! The turkey, pulled pork, and pork ribs were all fantastic, tying for third. Each one is absolutely worth ordering, showcasing the incredible range of Franklin’s craft. I only tried the potato salad as a side, which was solid but not the best I’ve ever had—still a great complement to the meats. I grabbed two pies to go, and I’ll update this review once I dig into those. For now, Franklin Barbecue is a must-visit for any BBQ lover. The hype is real, and it’s worth the wait!

Great experience! Came for an early Tuesday lunch and only had a short 15 minute wait. The brisket was the best I’ve ever had, so moist and delicious, even the lean cuts. The coleslaw was fine, nothing too fancy, but the brisket stole the show. Absolutely worth the trip, I’ll definitely be coming back.

We came all the way from Florida to try this BBQ. Waited in line for almost 2 hours and it was worth the wait. The meat was all incredible. The sauces are delicious. The beans and slaw were great. The potato salad was not my favorite but it wasn’t bad. The atmosphere and service was really great. I highly recommend giving this a try. Get there EARLY! They ran out of some stuff while we were in line but the brisket alone made it all worth it.

The best brisket you are going to have probably in your whole life, Franklin BBQ is second to none. The consistency of the meat, the portion size, the service and the experience of waiting in line just to have a slice of this magnificent food makes it a must do experience in Austin. I don't think it's that wise to arrive very early... However you can go at around 10 and wait in line for about an hour and still get some brisket. (We went on Saturday). Everything about this place is great! Don't miss it.

We went Wednesday morning to wait in line & of course the food was worth it. The brisket was well seasoned & moist even with flat cut. The ribs were fall off the bone & tender to the bite while the jalapeño cheddar sausage really sealed the deal with its snapping sound & running juices from every bite. The inside area is really clean & organized so when get your food & drinks you have easy access to the utensils & bbq sauce area. Not my first time here but definitely not my last.

The brisket is melt-in-your-mouth tender with incredible smoky flavor, and the ribs are just as outstanding. The wait can be long, but once you taste the food, you’ll understand why it’s considered one of the best BBQ spots in the country.

I recently had the exciting experience of waiting in line for the legendary Franklin's Barbecue. Arriving at noon, I found myself eagerly anticipating a delicious meal as I navigated a 2-hour wait before finally sitting down to enjoy my feast at 2:10 PM. Let me start with the star of the show—the brisket. It's truly a melt-in-your-mouth delight, incredibly juicy and full of flavor. While the meat near the skin can be a bit chewy, it’s so well seasoned that it’s delicious even on its own—no sauce needed! Then there are the pork ribs, which are nothing short of spectacular; they fall right off the bone with the slightest tug and are perfectly seasoned, making them a highlight of my meal. Now, about the sausage—it was the only disappointment. It had a chewy texture, and the flavor was lacking. The skin was tough, making it less enjoyable. However, I can confidently say that the brisket and ribs more than make up for this minor letdown. As for the service, the staff were incredibly friendly and upbeat, each one eager to share their knowledge about the menu. I did notice that they seemed a bit overwhelmed with the crowd, and perhaps adding another cashier or meat cutter would speed things up since the line was fairly long. The atmosphere of the place is charming, with a lively yet manageable noise level. The decor has this nostalgic vibe with its well-worn walls adorned with stickers and marks from visitors of the past, though many of those marks get painted over, leaving only the memories of those who visited before us. In conclusion, Franklin’s Barbecue is a must-try for any barbecue lover. While I’d say my wait was about 10 to 20 minutes longer than ideal, if you’re truly committed to savoring some fantastic BBQ, it’s well worth it. Just be sure to arrive around 11 AM to ensure you don’t miss out on the mouthwatering meats before they sell out!

Paperboy is absolutely phenomenal. The meal started with four buttery biscuits, served with butter and a seasonal marmalade—this time, peach. They were divine: flaky, rich, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The hash was a perfect balance of flavors, with the natural sweetness of the sweet potatoes paired beautifully with the savory shredded pork. The pecan mole added just the right touch of depth without being overpowering. The pancakes were another standout—light, fluffy, and bursting with flavor. Truly a must-order. The only miss for me was the cheesy potato side. It wasn’t bad, but compared to everything else, it didn’t stand out, and I likely wouldn’t order it again. Overall, Paperboy delivers an unforgettable dining experience. Highly recommend.

Fantastic breakfast we shared the empanada, biscuits and jam, Huevos Rancheros Grits and the Paperboy Pancake. Everything was great. Even their drip coffee was next level. Only complaint is getting blasted by the sun the entire breakfast. Could easily be addressed but they did not have a remedy for it unfortunately.

Super cute spot! The staff is cool and friendly. The food was really interesting and tasty. Loved the patio seating. We got the classic breakfast, which was solid. Good portion. Also the empanada and guava poptart. Both crazy good. The pop tart is sweet like a dessert but the tart guava filling is a nice balance. The empanada super tasty and savory. Excellent filling. Can’t wait to come here again and try more menu items!

Some of the best breakfast in Austin! We came here for a friend’s birthday breakfast and it did not disappoint. We sat outside but it was shaded and there were fans so it was perfect. The coffee was fantastic and tasted high quality, not super sweet but amazing nonetheless. The paperboy pancake is a must, I saw it on TikTok and had to try it. Big, thick pancake but at the same time fluffy. It had great flavor, definitely add the syrup on top, it gets absorbed through the whole pancake. I also got the chicken and biscuit. The chicken was flavorful and crispy, a little kick from the hot honey. And the gravy was delicious! My husband got the standard breakfast plate with eggs, bacon, potatoes, and toast. And he really enjoyed it. The potatoes were super yummy and seasoned to perfection. The toast came with preserved but we couldn’t really tell what kind, but it was great. Highly recommend stopping by when in Austin!

Wow! The food was amazing as was the service! We ordered the chicken and gravy and their gravy was divinely magical! It was sweet, savory and I think I detected a hint of nutmeg in it. Delicious! Also, the pancake was the most buttery, soft pancake I've ever had and it was served with a sweet cinnamon butter. Their cheesy hashbrown was really good too! The staff are super nice and provide exceptional service!

Finding this place in Austin was a real gem; it’s was a super nice restaurant. My boyfriend and I had brunch. We didn’t have a reservation, but the hostess save us a table. It took about 20 minutes, but it was worth it because the food was delicious! My boyfriend ordered a Bloody Mary, mimosas and I had a capuccino. The atmosphere is super relaxed, and the food is quick. The servers are very friendly attentive. It was an incredible experience; I highly recommend it.

Elite interior design! I love the open kitchen and everything is made fresh. The presentation of each dish is also aesthetically pleasing but It’s pricey I’d say. However it’s a great place to spent some nice time with my sister.

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 😮‍💨

Wow this was great BBQ. Best I’ve had in a while. Chicken and pork belly were the standouts imo. Sides were terrific, especially black eyed peas and the grits.

The brisket, mustard sauce and spicy Cole slaw were fantastic. The meat was perfect -- juicy and delicious. Combine that with the beautiful grounds and taproom at Meanwhile Brewing, plus some seriously good beer, and you have a winner. I'll be back!

Best sausage i’ve had in texas by far. A perfect sausage, rivaling even the infamous bratwurst in its balance of fat, lean meat and aromatics. A wonderful improvement and innovation over the traditional dry texas bbq sausages. And when biting into the casing on this sausage it had snap! The pork rib was also incredible. The use of spice and aromatics at this place is a revelation! and just what texas bbq is missing. The bbq sauce here has flavor and heat not just sweetness. This place is simply the pinnacle of what can be achieved with meat.

Not only is the BBQ delicious, but the grits are the best we've had. And the black eyed peas were flat out superb. AND the bread was GRILLED. As it should be!!

Pork ribs better than brisket, but brisket still not bed, liked toast was baked,and also mustard sauce I loved it.

Brisket was extremely moist and had so much flavor. I usually just get the 1/2 lb meat option as it comes with some in house pickled vegetables. Great lunch whether you are having a beer or not. I’ll definitely be coming back regularly. Love the specials too.

I ordered the bologna, brisket, pulled pork, and pork ribs. I really enjoyed the pulled pork and ribs the most. The brisket was nice and tender but lacked a bit of flavor. The bbq and vinegar based mustard sauces complimented the meats very well. I’d recommend coming here for good Texas style bbq when you’re in town. I stayed at the courtyard airport and it was not too far of a drive.

I absolutely love this mall! It’s an open-air shopping destination that features three major department stores—Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and Dillard’s—along with a wide variety of smaller boutiques and specialty shops catering to different tastes and needs. Beyond shopping, the mall offers a vibrant dining scene with numerous restaurants, cafes, and bars, making it a great place to enjoy a meal or unwind with friends. In the evenings, the atmosphere becomes especially lively, with many visitors strolling around, dining outdoors, and enjoying the ambiance. Families with children will appreciate the designated family-friendly areas, which make it easier for parents to shop while keeping their little ones entertained.

Visiting The Domain in Austin was really fun. It’s packed with shops, restaurants, and bars, all in a modern, open-air space. The vibe is super relaxed—perfect for walking around, shopping, or just hanging out with friends. Everything is easy to get to on foot, and sometimes there’s live music or events, which makes it even more enjoyable. It can get crowded on weekends, but it’s totally worth it for the full experience.

It's a nice outdoor ground level only shopping area. Clean and well maintained. Plenty of rest areas and lovely shaded by trees chill out spots. There's even some charging docks around in case you needed it. Not a bad place to hang out with restaurants and entertainments such as movie and comedy theatres around too.

Out door shopping center. Not an indoor mall like I expected 🥵I didn’t want to try on clothes after walking around sweaty. Would be good to walk on a cold day but it’s 95 degrees today. But the stores were cold and clean. We walked for a while and checked out the area. I noticed they had water for dogs outside a few stores which was nice.

Retail and commercial luxury. Always a pleasure to visit. So many restaurants to choose from and shopping options. Comfortable seating areas. It's a fully holistic experience.

The Domain in Austin is a vibrant and upscale outdoor mall that offers a wide variety of brand-name outlets, restaurants, and entertainment options. If you’re someone who enjoys strolling through well-designed open-air spaces, you’ll likely appreciate the modern layout and lively atmosphere here. You can find just about every brand you’re looking for — from high-end fashion to more affordable retailers — and the dining options are diverse, ranging from casual bites to sit-down restaurants. It’s definitely a destination where you can spend the whole day shopping, eating, and people-watching. That said, be prepared to do a fair bit of walking. The layout is spread out, so wear comfortable shoes. And because it’s an outdoor mall, Texas heat or unexpected weather can make the experience less enjoyable, especially if you’re used to the comfort and climate control of indoor malls. Personally, I’m more of a fan of indoor malls — everything under one roof, AC blasting, and less walking required. While The Domain is undeniably nice, I’d choose a traditional indoor shopping experience over it most days. Still, it’s worth a visit, especially if you’re in Austin and want to explore a popular local spot.

The Domain has grown over the years was a fave spot each time l'd come down to North Austin when I lived in SA. That was 2017! Now I moved here in North Austin for a job and it's become a place where a mixture of high end and mid luxury stores are in one giant outdoor area. Lots of apartments, food places and the Museum of Ice Cream an addition. My favorites always: Neiman Marcus and lululemon. (The theater I haven't checked out). The parking space (pink F) has car wash detail while you shop! Shout out to Lululemon whose service always consistent. I'm a healthcare member-verified ID so l get member perks and this place is always organized and with helpful staff. I had purchased an outfit twice and was able to switch it to cute backpack and sling purse instead---with receipts of course and without a fuss plus a smile! I couldn't take pics as it's crowded! Next time :) Tory Burch---I love the shoes, footwear and purses. But this location with a better layout. Plus a hidden clean elegant unisex restroom! The staff was very professional and friendly. Zara is temporarily closed FYI. Overall, the Domain is a must go spot for leisure, fun activities for kids and adults, huge variety of restaurants, roofed parking areas and so much more.

I’ve always loved coming to The Arboretum. It’s a beautiful open-air shopping area with outdoor seating, a peaceful vibe, and a scenic overlook at the end with views of the city. I enjoy the variety of businesses like restaurants, home decor shops, an ice cream place, dessert stores, and bookstores. It’s family-friendly, has restrooms available, and is a great spot to spend a relaxed afternoon with your loved ones.

Went to see the bridal dresses at Alexia Gavela. Fabulous!

This is such a cool place to hang out. Some really good outlets/shops and coffee places. There's a very nice seating area with a fireplace with a lookout point at the back.

The only downside of this place is the parking lot. It can get kind of confusing following the arrows here and there. Most of the shops there though are very good. Are two favorites are conolio and the spice shop

I had the Lunch Prix Fixed with Butter Lettuce Salad and Spicy Rigatoni alla Vodka. They were delicious!

Horrible parking and all the good spots are reserved for cheesecake pickup. With a threatening, we will tow you sign. Not worth the trouble.

The Arboretum offers a beautiful blend of shopping, dining, and nature with a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.

Mayfield Park is a great nature preserve. They have peacocks that roam freely in the courtyard. Don’t get too close to them, but they’re beautiful to see from a distance. One was singing to us early this morning when we saw them. It’s mostly a good nature preserve for young children as the trails tend to be on the shorter side, but the views of the river are interesting. You can walk up to Mount Bonnell and see some of the breathtaking view of the river, too. It would provide a much longer hiking experience.

If you’re looking for a unique hiking experience, this is the one for you. It’s a shorter hike and you can stop and see the peacocks! The peacock area is super cool and relaxing. Good memory maker!

This was definitely worth visiting. We had a great time. It's so beautiful and peaceful. I loved seeing the peacocks so close. They were just chilling in the shade. We saw about 6 peacocks and several cute lizards. There were also snapping turtles in the lily ponds that poked their little heads out of the water. We will come back when we visit Austin again.

Visit early morning or late evening. Due to nature of the park, it may be hot. Parking is free and usually not filled out..if it is you can park on the street. This is amazing place to visit with friends and family because it has two different attractions here. One is actual park with peacocks and garden and other one is multiple trails. Directions are bit loose on Trails so take a picture trail maps. One with white door is the entrance of garden while next to borders or through garden is Trails. Trails are bit hard to follow as there aren't dedicated signs to follow at all times. For example, you can start at one trail however, in the middle the trail, it will split into two ways and you just have to try both and see which one is most utilized or right way to go..however, you will not get lost as people are walking by and trails are short. You will have good view of lake and amazing pictures to take and explore. Bring atleast 3 gallons of water. Rest rooms are actively maintained and water fountain is not available. Portable restrooms are available but as you can guess, they are not that good.

So pretty! It's free, you just walk in. No dogs allowed though. Many places to take photos/pose, very cool plants, many friendly peacocks, pretty ponds, etc.

Nice trails that lead to river. Lots of shade and picnic tables. Did not see any birds or any other animals. We did witness someone in the water that had to be rescued by ems/ fire.

A nice scenic place to go hiking next to the river in the lush Texas wilderness. Not recommended for strollers or younger children. Will require a bit of effort Ealing across streams and over tree branches. Better to enjoy in cooler weather. Beautiful peacocks to see and a quaint garden and landscaping as well.

I had a good time visiting the Texas State Capitol in Austin. The architecture is stunning, and the building is full of history. I enjoyed walking through the rotunda, seeing the portraits of past governors, and learning more about Texas’ unique political history. The provide a free tour with a guide of what seemed like every 15 minutes. The grounds were beautifully maintained, and the views of downtown Austin added to the experience. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!!!

Beautiful architecture especially inside the dome. You're not really allowed to go anywhere else other than the centre inside. Airport type security at the entrance with metal detectors. There are toilets inside, clean. Beautiful gardens and monuments outside.

The Texas Capitol is a must-see in Austin. It’s impressive from the outside, but definitely worth stepping inside too. The building is beautiful, full of history, and free to visit. Everything is well maintained, and the atmosphere is calm and welcoming. A great place to walk around, learn something new, and take some great photos. A solid stop if you’re exploring the city.

The Texas State Capitol in Austin is an absolute must-visit and one of the finest state capitols in the United States. Nestled in the heart of downtown, this historic landmark stands tall with its impressive architecture, rich history, and beautifully maintained grounds. From the moment you approach the building, you’re struck by its grandeur. The pink granite exterior gives it a unique character, and the rotunda is truly breathtaking once inside. The interior features intricate details, historic paintings, and sculptures that reflect the pride and legacy of Texas. The dome itself is higher than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., which is quite impressive. The Capitol is open to the public and offers free guided tours throughout the day. These tours are very informative, covering everything from Texas history to the legislative process. The guides are knowledgeable and passionate, making the experience both educational and enjoyable. You can also choose to do a self-guided tour if you prefer to explore at your own pace. The Capitol grounds are expansive and beautifully landscaped, making it a great spot to walk around, relax, or take pictures. Statues and memorials throughout the grounds add to the experience, each telling a different part of Texas history. Whether you’re a history buff, architecture enthusiast, or just a curious visitor, the Texas State Capitol offers something for everyone. It’s a place where you can truly feel the pride Texans have for their state. And best of all — it’s free to visit! Highly recommend setting aside a few hours for this remarkable site. It’s a shining example of Texas history and government, and a highlight of any trip to Austin.

Today was a awesome day at the Texas State capitol, I initially went just to make a contribution to google maps cause a few of my friends asked if I could but then without any kind of notice a group of young mariachis, an Aztec dance group in full regalia out of Houston and a Mexican vaquera soldadera who too was from Houston,I apologize for not asking your name but I hope your picture alone gives you justice, you made a outstanding performance and I personally applaud you,,as for the eagle and Jaguar knights special shout out to conrado Acevedo and kind heart and the rest of the Houston Aztec dance group,, and last but not least id also like to give a shout out to the local mariachi group from Akins high school,there was plenty of singing and dancing and all kinds of Instruments keeping sync from each performing group at times your occasional grito can be heard,there are restrooms and water fountains and it is wheelchair accessible, the grounds are very well kept, with monuments and dedication plaques at different points of the capitol grounds and you already know there is always a large police presence,tours are free and there is one in English and also one in Spanish of course at different times and they start out of the southern foyer,there are plenty of benches in and outside the capitol bldg, so one can take a break and breathe in all the history and stare in awe as you look around and see how beautiful and spacious the inside of the capitol is,,it never got to crowded and please be respectful and take your hat off within the bldg, outside it's cool all day every day,if you have never done one thing outside the norm and your from Texas, please before you get any older take a trip and visit your state capitol,I strongly recommend you take your kids and/or grandkids,,I promise you will never forget the experience... enjoy

Impressive building, so vast and grandiose. From the front park the view is amazing, and very refreshing in the middle of the hot days of September. Better to visit before the last tour at 4pm.

I visited the state capitol with my brother for the first time. We enjoyed the tour and we took lots of pictures. It was amazing to see the famous paintings and statues up close. Be sure to stop by the gift shop in the extension room.

Bartender told me "good luck" when asking about service at the bar. I sat at a table instead. Food was very good. Very affordable so the value is there. I had the enchilada and steak plate with a sampling of the XX chili for dinner. The enchiladas were great. The steak wasn't the highest quality but it was seasoned and cooked well. The chili had large chunks of what seemed like chuck. Everything was very good. I went back for lunch and had the two taco plate and the cheese enchilada plate (they were that good the night before). The salsa with the chips and salsa was great. I could drink it. The taco shells would have been better if they had been heated up in an oven or something. The taco meat filling was really tasty. The enchilada plate was fantastic with the ranchero sauce. Service at the table was great both times.

You ever walk into a smallish looking dingy dungeon with glowing red lights? That's the ambience of the TCP and it's awesome. You walk into a different world of vintage signs, with a classic looking little bar on your left where you know the regulars sit daily. You're escorted to a table that's jammed among other tables in a rustic setting. And I absolutely love the vibe. The service is amazing and the atmosphere is to match. $25 ribeye steak with potato and salad is the perfect meal for a great price. The chili is spicy as is the waitresses. I would recommend using a bathroom before going into The TCP as you have to duck into the men's washroom through a 20 inch door and avoid the sink at the same time. The washroom is the size of a small closet. But that also adds to the vibe. We had amazing service with Crystal who threw in a couple bumper stickers and that was appreciated. Would definitely eat here again

This was on the list of things to do in Austin so when we went there I did not expect to be comforted by a mentally ill man sitting outside the restaurant as I walked in..This man stood in front of my wife blocking the entrance and then came in and spoke to us while we were seated. Not one word was said to this guy by anyone at this establishment!!! The food was okay but I like my Chili with more seasoning. The service was good because our server was real nice. I can say I went 👍🏾

If you’re going to Austin, you definitely have to consider visiting this place. Like in every downtown, parking is tricky, but it’s worth it. The place has very Texan-style decor, the food is good, but the service from the waitresses is really bad—no interest in providing good service.

Texas Chili Parlor is an iconic place to visit. It's famous for its chili, and they offer many different combos and sizes. The prices are reasonable, and the Tex-Mex dishes are also delicious. I had the sausage chili, which was yummy, although it was a bit salty.

Great time at the Chili Parlor! Start with the Taster appi. Then had the steak and enchilada special. Steak was ok, enchilada rice and chili star in this show. If you’re hungry it’s awesome! Good experience altogether.

6 adults (ages 38-50) visiting from Florida walked in mid afternoon on a Saturday. Place was about half full, decent lunch crowd and lots of open tables. Bartender informed us to seat ourselves. Found two 4-top tables next to bar and proceeded to slide them together so we could sit together (and, seat ourselves). As the tables were almost slid together an older white man who I am assuming owns the place came and aggressively pulls the tables apart rudely saying “I don’t come to your house and start moving furniture around” and mentions we can’t put tables together because of fire code. No, there would’ve been absolutely no obstruction of path to an exit. We don’t run a business or sell a service from our house. We weren’t drunk. We weren’t unruly college students who I am sure they deal with all the time. Just pulling tables together like I’ve seen done in thousands of restaurants. Zero hospitality whatsoever. Menu looked good, too, but I wasn’t about to give that man one dime so my wife and I had waters while others had a drink or two before we went to spend our money elsewhere. This experience motivated me to write my first ever negative online review and that’s saying something. My career is in hospitality, too, so I am more than empathetic to what restaurant owners have to manage and the stress that comes with it. Hospitality industry isn’t for everyone.

Parking - there is a lot behind the restaurant, it was very easy to miss and you have to drive down an alleyway in order to see the sign for it. Otherwise there was some street parking nearby. I had high expectations but was overall underwhelmed with this experience. The service was great, the servers are very attentive (almost TOO attentive). The food was just very average, overpriced, and depending on what you get, can be very salty. The biscuits were very good - one of the better items we got. The beef belly was a bit chewy and underwhelming in flavor. The beef short ribs were good, but again nothing special, but the grits were extremely salty. The pork chops were tasty and probably the best thing that we had ordered. The lane cake dessert was very dry and tasteless on its own, but paired with a dessert wine actually made it very tasty. For drinks we got the birthday suit (nothing special) and the sauv blanc (good). Overall, for the price and for what you get, I would not recommend coming here.

Beautiful ambiance, amazing food and gracious hosts! Couldn’t have asked for a better experience on a wonderful evening! Their palate cleanser was just perfect! Shaved ice, basil, salt and lemon! Truly resets your taste buds! Their Vegetarian options were simply delicious! Starting with First course, their Tomato Tartine was just delicious - Focassia bread and tomato leaves, they just balance and create an amazing taste! Second course, Grilled Little Gem - Hands down, the best salad I’ve had in Austin. Crispy shallots provide a crunch, lemony flavor adds taste to the salad! Third course, Squash Melange - Too good!! Salted honey butter was divine, perfectly paired with bread! The squash soup was earthy and simply delicious! Dessert - Texas Fig layer cake - apple crumbs, chantilly cake, baked apple - perfect balance of taste! Absolutely worth it! Do try and enjoy!

Excellent service for an anniversary dinner. Unique and quaint location. Attention to detail was very well appreciated. The food was an experience. The appetizers were delicious and interesting. The meals were nice and tasty. Husband got the Wagyu, which was excellent. I got the snapper, it was small, but okay. The desserts were just okay, I didn’t like the strong taste of the bourbon on the cobbler and the plantain ice cream was not great.

To start with we went back in Feb of 2025, service was exemplary. Exceptionally friendly and attentive. Made thoughtful recommendations based on our preferences and the cocktails that were recommended were outstanding! The starter was great. I think we had a whipped cauliflower dish and we absolutely loved it. Sadly biscuits were lack luster (it's the south.. I guess maybe I have high expectations for biscuits?) For entrees got the catfish and pork chops. Both were mediocre. The porkchop was mostly cold but the flavor was nice but being served slightly above room temperature wasn't what I'd hoped for. The catfish was nice though a tad salty. I'm told the rice served along with it was the highlight. The desert was actually quite bad. We got one to split and between the two of us couldn't force ourselves to finish it. I'd go back just for cocktails and maybe an app as a happy hour with friends, but can't say I'll return for an anniversary dinner again.

Glad we were able to eat at this Michelin starred restaurant and a check off my list of Austin restaurants to eat at. The restaurant itself was beautiful and the ambience was nice. Felt like we were dining in grandmother's house. The service was exceptional and couldn't wait to enjoy the meal once we were seated. The first two courses of chicken liver mouse (my first course) and oysters rockefeller (wife's first course) and then the beef tartar as well as tuna crude for our second course was amazing. Great presentation and flavor. The third course of the supplemental Wagyu Ribeye and Dayboat Fish (Red Snapper) were just okay for us as others might have enjoyed this based on their own flavor profiles. I thought the Wagyu was mostly fatty from piece that I had received and was a little tough to cut into at certain times. The presentation was beautiful and the potatoes along with the jus were tasty. I just thought the steak would have been a little more impressive. The Dayboat Fish or Red Snapper was great if you just ate the fish however the mop sauce was a little too salty. Even when eating everything together which is the preferred way, still ate a little too salty, once again for our taste only as others may see different. The desserts were nice and a great way to end the night. Overall it was a great experience.

For how much you're paying, we found the originality and taste of the dishes not really mind blowing. Also given that their dine in option was only prix fixe, we had high expectations. Perhaps we didn't make the right choices? The first two courses, we had the oysters, tomato crustini, chilled corn soup. All were mediocre in our opinion and the chilled corn soup was too salty. I was a bit disappointed with their dessert as well - we ordered two different kinds and both fell flat. I believe mine was the apple cake and my partner had the dark chocolate mousse or something along these lines. My partner didn't finish his. The biscuits were great and so was the wagyu steak was excellent though and very tasty with the fingerling potatoes.

Order the pork chop. I don’t like pork chops, ever, and I’m telling you to order it. One of the best bites of food I’ve had. The cold corn chowder…incredible. Also their pastrami appetizer was a great bite. The fish of the day was red snapper and it was good. The “cornbread” it was served on tasted like and had texture similar to a soggy corn tortilla or a chewy tamale, so that was disappointing and I actually didn’t eat much of it. Also don’t order the peach cobbler. It tastes like you took a shot of vodka and the cake base is hard and crumbly. Had high expectations for this and was severely let down. Overall I do recommend this place and would come back. The service was great and food was well timed.

My husband and I stopped by Tacodeli for the first time, and we were both really impressed! The food was fresh, flavorful, and the tacos we tried had something special about it. We really enjoyed the variety on the menu and how well the flavors came together. It’s clear that quality ingredients and care go into the food here. The only small thing we noticed was that the flour tortillas could be cooked just a little more. It’s minor compared to how good everything else was. Overall, our first impression was excellent.

Wow! Taco Deli this location is superb! Eric especially is very attentive and kind enough to serve us with all our “too many” questions and inquiries! We loved the place and Eric’s treatment too. 5 star! Sunday mornings for sure coming back.

Made a quick online order for pick-up and it was ready hot for me! The place is clean and quiet when I went which was perfect for me. Will be back as the tacos and rice were high quality and tasty ;D

We come here for the Freaking Vegan for me and migas for my bf.. saw the migas plate and he ordered it.. he saw the mashed potato but proceeded to order it anyway.. he was not impressed.. back to regular migas tacos.. People upfront were friendly.

A very refreshing taste in the Taco arena. I ordered FRONTERA FUNDIDO SIRLOIN tacos. The beef was tender and full of flavor. I tried three of the four salsa toppings with a side of chips and queso I liked how the chips were served in a clear, sealed bag. The atmosphere was very inviting, and clean. A variety of seating options including patio, bar style, and tables. The employees were friendly and very helpful. I highly recommend Fit or your Taco Tuesdays, Cinco de Mayo, and any other time you crave a deliriously different Taco

First time eating here, asked for potatoes on my breakfast taco… cashier should’ve told me it was going to be potato mush sauce instead of standard fried diced breakfast potatoes because i got a mush taco for $5.50 including a $2 slice of avocado. Not worth it, very disappointed.

Wow! These tacos were great! And the service here was amazing. We had a large team visit and they accommodated us and all our requests. I did a “make your own” taco for both of mine and I really enjoyed them. The egg and avocado tasted fresh, bacon was crispy, and pico delicious. Thank you! Everyone else echoed a similar sentiment in enjoying their tacos. Weather was also beautiful in the morning so we sat outside. They have a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. If you visit, I hope you enjoy as much as we did!

Food came out fast. Great as always. This is one of the OG locations before they went nationwide. Good local spot.

Torchy is in Austin fan, favorite, and for good reason. They have been immensely popular because of their interesting array of tacos, and fun names to go along with them. This particular location is nice, and has some nice outdoor seating along with a handful of inside tables too.It is near Mesa on Spicewood Springs, but you can only access it from the westbound lands of Spicewood Springs. There are a lot of trees out front so if you’re not looking, you could drive right past it.

I recently stopped by Torchy’s Tacos and decided to try The Democrat and The Republican—both were fantastic in their own ways! Overall, both tacos had a perfect balance of flavors, fresh ingredients, and a bit of that signature Torchy’s flair. Can’t wait to come back and explore more of the menu!

This Torchy's location has really nice outdoor seating. Inside is small and gives old Austin vibes, which I love. The food was ok, I havent been to Torchy's in a while and maybe there have been some recipe changes, but the poblano ranch and Baja shrimp taco toppings (mainly the pickled items) didnt taste very good. I also tried to order a Mexican candy margarita, the cashier said "we dont have Mexican candy, we have tajin, sugar and salt." I understand that not all location may have all menu items, but there was also no drink menu posted to say what this location had.

THE best breakfast around. So fresh, so fast, and so good, every damn time. The staff are also amazing and super hardworking. A lot goes into the quality they put out here. Much respect.

Lovely casual taco place! I'm from out of town and Torchy's came at the recommendation of a friend who had spent several years in Austin for school. Highly recommend the breakfast tacos and the street corn! The fried avocado was great too. Will 100% be stopping here again next time I am in Austin.

Im not sure how I put 2 stars. I meant to put 5 stars. I thought it was incredible! I was trying to make it back up there tonight but it closed before I could get there. The staff were super nice and helpful. The food was mind blowing.

Since the first time I went to the Round Rock Outlets, it has always been held to a great standard. The common areas are always clean and even on a busy day, weirdly enough, it never feels crowded. They keep the stores updated, but I wish they could add new restaurants in the food court. Overall, this is a great place to shop at your favorite stores with family or friends!

Not much of an outlet. Prices are still outrageous even with discounts on the premium brands. Its all external so shopping gets challenging in the texas summer and the food court has 5-6 outlets. Place needs some sprucing up

I absolutely love shopping at the Simon Malls. And the Round Rock Premium Outlets is one of my favorite places to go around Austin to shop. Love that it is outdoors so you don't have to feel like you have to wear your mask constantly and I also love that they have already put the Christmas trees up which makes it so nice for winter shopping. I just love having all the stores in one location and there's plenty of parking. I really like shopping at Nike, Pacsun, and American Eagle.

Pretty good shopping experience, and everything look well kept! They have a lot of shops so there is something for everyone. They even have a little food court, and some food trucks around the outlets! It's a good spot to be if you like walking. Just also know it's all outdoors minus going into a shop.

Loads of shops. Very open. Loads of carparks. Easy to move around. For anyone that has come over from Australia this is a DFO and you'll find good deals here. If you have hired a car its a easy drive to get here with GPS from say Austin CBD. Its a must visit if from Australia or New Zealand.

Went to the outlets it was not really busy at the time I went around 2 to 3 pm. The stores were good stock seems to be good also. I saw a few stores with some decent sales. Friendly customer service in all the places I visited.

Very bad experience. The outlet security approached me to tell me that I am causing riots. After having bought a toy for my 2 and 1 year old children in a Seven Depot store. The security person intended that my children would not play with their toys while I was in the area.

Lakeline Mall used to be one of the high-end shopping areas around Austin, but in the last 20 years, it has definitely gone downhill. Most of the stores are still occupied, but it has a distinctly sinking aura. It’s too bad, the location is great. The food court still has a few interesting choices though.

This is a fairly typical shopping mall in the south and midwest part of the country. It opened in 1995 and can be found near the intersection of Hwy 183 and FM 620 N in Cedar park. This mall has three department stores including Dillard's, JC Penney and Macy's and 150 retail and food shops spread around 2 floors. You'll also find a cinema, food court and large carpark encompassing Lakeline, a good mall for local residents of the Cedar Park area.

First impression: the mall looks like a has-been on the outside. It is obvious no one is caring for the grounds or the parking lot. Many old parking cones and debris just sitting everywhere, old plastic fencing and around the entrance (JCPenneys/Macy's) there was gravel from the landscaping strewn everywhere and looking like it has been years since anyone cleaned. Parking lines are not visible and this show with how people have to park in the lot. Doesn't make the mall inviting. If I were I tentant of the mall, I'd complain. After my visit inside, I'd have to say it fits with the condition of the outside: stained, dated carpet and flooring, and both "down" escalators (from the food court to Macy's) were not working, forcing me to go to the elevator in the middle of the mall, the only I came across. There has been an inoperable escalator each of the 3 times I have been to this mall.

It was such a great Halloween! Kids loved it! Huge thanks to Lakeline Mall and all shops that joined!! Spirit Halloween costume store is so amazing! Store with fiddgets had the best trick or treat cute little gifts! Wish next year more stores joined the fun! God bless y’all

Sooo I absolutely love shopping at lakeline mall because there are so many fun shops and there is even a movie theaters. The pics from this review were taken in Dilliard's, but you can usually catch me at Pac Sun, which I am obsessed with (wearing PacSun jeans). The mall has two levels and all of the usual haunts you can find at a Simon mall. Also plenty of parking and a huge food court, although I have never eaten there, but have seen a movie.

Quite nice, I like the atmosphere and considering how old it looked from the outside. It's so much nicer inside since there are many stores. There's this one store ran by an Asian lady, it's sort of kdh themed but the stuff there is really cheap. Lip oil for 1.99, a nice smelling lotion for like 3 something, and bras way under 10 dollars. That was the highlight of the trip. The store was cheap and the lady was kind. Made this from a 3 to a 5.

Yhe mall itself isn't bad. I have an issue with the Candy store downstairs. Sweet Treats The Candy Jar. I bought a bag of candy the other day, it was littered with bugs. Think there weevils and fruit flies. They refused to give me a refund. The owner wasn't even there, leaving the a young and flustered Indian girl to deal with it. Never coming back again!!! Never!!! Then they had the audacity to leave the candy out.

While the price for three was a bit steeper than we expected, our daughter had an absolutely amazing time here! The interactive activities could easily keep kids busy for hours, and we even had fun playing alongside her at the various displays. Her favorite spot was definitely the outdoor river system and play area. A pro tip: bring a water bottle for that section, as it can get hot even with the shade!

Such a fun place. They have a baby bloomers program for 0-3 year olds from 8-10am which was amazing. Staff are so good and such good story time leaders. Great for all kids’ ages. Very hands on area.

Our children were just outside the range of perfection. Our son is 11 and found some of the activities interesting but not for too long, and our daughter is 7 months old and enjoyed grabbing everything and putting it in her mouth. Still a great experience

We had a wonderful time at Thinkery! Our 1.5-year-old daughter absolutely loved it—so many hands-on activities and interactive spaces perfect for little ones. It’s a fun, engaging, and educational spot for kids. Highly recommend for families visiting Austin!

We love Thinkery. My child can spend an hour or more playing with the water activities alone. We have visited a few times but this time was on Museum day which was extremely busy because it was free entry. This is the best place for inquisitive children, but also great for adults. Build and bond with your child. Hint: Take dry change of clothes if your kiddo loves playing with water. Staff are friendly and helpful even on their busiest day of the year. Also note they have a Penny Press, in case your child collects them. Also in area are Lick ice cream, other eating options, and a small mostly shaded playscape by the lake.

Very kind place to visit during the weekend. 🤩🥳😊 The kids loved the place, especially the aquarium section. 🐳🐠🐡 There is no free parking there (get ready to park in the street and paid).

This was a fun experience. While the building was no where near capacity, there were definitely rooms that should probably have capacities as it felt very crowded at times. Our little one enjoyed the room with building blocks (and Legos), he enjoyed the chicken coop, and loved the water area.

Not being a fan of Lamb this is tough place for me to review, but let's try Pulled lamb was pretty good not overly lamb flavor Lamb Ribs... my wife and son loved them, me... not so much. Lamb chops were shockingly light in lambness and id get these again Brisket was honestly just mid to me. The slices we had were lean but were quite dry sadly and not very beefy flavor. Sides to me were all a no go. Rice with sweet nuts not for me, but my wife absolutely loved it Pink tater salad, I had a hard time mentally with this one but flavor was was meh Tomato cucumber feta salad was nice and refreshing Mac was lacking flavor but im not a mac fan to start Chimichurri sauce is excellent and helped me thru the pulled lamb Pitas were super disappointing. Overly dry Very busy place, people obviously love it. If yer a lamb lover hit it up. Want Texas Trinity staples not yer place.

This was such an amazing experience and I’m so glad we stopped here while in Austin for our BBQ tour (self guided). The colors, textures and flavors coming from these dishes is exceptional and honestly a great end to our time here. We live in Kentucky and I’m trying to dissect the dishes so I can serve my friends back home food with this caliber of excellence. The rice bowl with brisket was next level good. Both rich and fresh. Lamb chops and lamb shoulder - 🤤! The bread pudding was hands down the best dessert of the week. Really special things happening here! Let me know when you get a cookbook! 🎉🤟🏾🐑

The Egyptian barbecue fusion had some wonderful flavors. Namely the chicken bowl. The flavors were superb. The bowl was enough food for 2 people but we ordered some of almost everything. They only have 2 drink options so perhaps bring a bottled water with you. Coffee & flavored tea The food truck didn’t open at 11 it was more like 13 minutes after so that felt a bit disappointing. We were outside waiting for them to get prepped for opening. No big deal but when your paying $100 you prefer professional service. I feel like they have been open long enough that they could step it up with seating arrangements. Perhaps consider more drink options. A coke sure would have hit the spot. Outside relies on good weather which isn’t easy to come by in Texas. ☀️

Egyptian BBQ is an interesting take on BBQ. The pomegranate pork ribs were very flavorful. The sausage was also a bit different but tasty. Definitely save room for the cardamom rice pudding. So good I went back for seconds. Their service was unbelievably quick. I paid and they handed me a pager. I stepped off the platform and the pager went off. Way fast.

This is a fantastic fusion of egyptian and texas barbecue. The brisket was fantastic.But the surprise for me were the lamb chops. All of their sides are great.And I can highly recommend the rice pudding with cardamom and pistachio for dessert. Great staff.I'm so happy for their success.

We are amazed how great this BBQ is. Met with Kareem, this man knows flavors and contrast. Nice actually having the pitmaster around when you get BBQ. All sides were great, the lamb chop was amazing, pitas, fantastic and the hot link marguez sausage was a little salty, but that is due to the sausage being cold when we got it. If warm, it would be amazing. This BBQ joint is top 3 in Austin. Our spot to go back when we return to Austin.

Whoever said if you want Mediterranean food go to CAVA is CRAZY. This place is not your typical BBQ spot. It is an Egyptian and Texas blend and the food is absolutely 🔥 meat is marinated with such flavor and the sides are just the same. Don't skip the Mac n cheese and potato salad

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!