You can't go wrong with the Tori Meshi!Įasy Tiger is a German bakery and beer garden. Paul Qui's flagship Asian fusion spot! With four trailers housed at various bars around town and a brick and mortar on South Lamar, East Side King is an Austin staple. What more could you ask for? Try The Rage - a breakfast taco loaded with eggs, black beans, fried avocado, and creamy sriracha.
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This neighborhood taco joint is open 24 hours, serves tacos ranging from classic to inventive, has free cucumber water, and serves cold-brew coffee on tap. There’s also a fish shop that supplies a large number of Austin's finest purveyors of seafood. This simple counter-serve boasts local Gulf seafood and some of the best fish dishes in town. The supper club menu changes nightly - be sure to check out their diverse beer menu as well.Ī delicious classic BBQ joint in the Violet Crown shopping center that also excels in creative, non-traditional dishes. Part butcher shop, part supper club, Dai Due's mission statement is to bring quality local food to your mouth. Score!Ī counter-service joint that serves Creole-Cajun fare, including what are perhaps the best Po’ boys in Austin.Ĭurra's is one of the best places for authentic Mexican in Austin.
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This seafood hotspot offers 50 cents off oysters, half-off their burger, plus $5 martinis and draft beers. Good music and an outdoor patio complete the chill vibe at Casa Colombia.Ĭheck out the happy hour at Clark's on Mon-Sun 3pm-6pm. Regulars to this vibrant Colombian restaurant rave about the Ropa Vieja and the empanadas. Bring your bills, because this joint is cash only. All-day breakfast and lunch specials make it a popular spot. Check the Garbo's site to see the locations of their trucks this week.Īuthentic scratch-made Neapolitan-style pizza, excellent pastrami and yummy desserts mesh nicely with the upbeat atmosphere and chalkboard walls at Pieous.Įstablished over twenty years ago, this family-owned restaurant stays true to its Mexican roots with savory salsa and unbeatable caldo de res. Try the house specialty, the Lobster Roll - served Connecticut-style (warmed in butter) or Maine-style (with celery, mayo, and lemon). Garbo's brick and mortar location and food trucks serve up mouthwatering and tender New England-style seafood that tastes just as fresh as anything you'd eat in Maine. This Asian fusion smokehouse offers a mouthwatering selection of tasty meats, paired inventively with fresh flavors like shishito salsa verde and Thai papaya salad.ġ2709 N. Loro is the product of a union between two of Austin’s greatest chefs: Chef Tyson Cole of Uchi and Aaron Franklin of Franklin Barbecue. Reservations are best during the weekend, as tables fill up quickly. Old Thousand is perfect for a night out on the east side. Offering craft cocktails with a too-cool ambiance, this trendy hot spot offers scrumptious food with a hint of spice and top-notch service. While Patrizi's may be the small, little-food-truck-that-could, their pastas and small plates prove they're a big player in the Austin-Italian food game.
The menu offers tons of fresh pastas like Cacio e Pepe, Carbonara Alexandra, and Pomodoro, a savory bowl of roasted Roma tomatoes, olive oil, garlic confit, and house-made ricotta. And the truck's delicious, mouthwatering eats are a testament to this assertion. According to the food truck's website, the Patrizi family has been cooking from "tried and true recipes" from Italy for over 50 years. Inspired by the lush tropical islands of Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and the coastal paradise of Guyana, everyone is flocking to taste the rich flavors inside their beautiful space.ĭon't let this little food truck fool you into thinking Patrizi's is just another cheap Italian knockoff. Bringing over Caribbean cuisine to this side of the Gulf, Canje takes the traditional dishes and modernizes them. Recently named one of the New York Times' top 50 restaurants in the country, Canje's quickly making a name for themselves in the Austin food scene. All plates are beautifully presented, and it's easily on its way to convince even you're most firmly planted anti-plant-based friends to consider skipping the crab in a California roll. With plant-based Japanese cuisine, you can get sushi, onigiri, katsu, ramen, and gyoza all without having to sacrifice your meat-free life. Vegans longing to return to sushi rejoice! Nori's turned their back to fish, and have found a delectable way to create sushi for the vegans of Austin.
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