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This otherworldly sushi restaurant with hardwood-floor ceilings and brick walls is a bit different than its big brother, Uchi. Here we have Japanese "farmhouse." There you have "contemporary" Japan... read more
This farm to table eatery eschewed downtown for a northside neighborhood location. The menu is ever-changing, but always expect some exotic game. The gruyere popover appetizers can't come fast enou... read more
It should come as no surprise that great barbecue can be found at a trailer on the frontage road of the interstate. Proprietor Aaron Franklin is to barbecue as homebrewers are to beer. He has creat... read more
Authentic Mexican, memorable margaritas, and house-made salsa make a great spot for group dining in spite of strip mall location. Classic entrees; quesadillas, fajitas, chille relleno plus an array... read more
No fancy schmancy decor here--wood paneling, floral touches, and a few x-mas lights--just straight up Tex-Mex that compensates for the lack of other frivolity. Fish tacos, ceviche, ground beef ench... read more
No frills Asian resto with clean layout and 50/50 Chinese and Vietnamese menu. Grants you the liberty of ordering your favorite Chinese apps; egg rolls, pot stickers, entrees; beef and brocolli, al... read more
Tex-Mex resto delivers the classics well. Roasted pork enchiladas covered in Oaxcan red mole is a must try after claiming no. 1 spot in Austin Chronicle's Hot Sauce Contest, but plenty of... read more
Kitchen staffers are telepathic. Without asking, they trim the crust from the airy sourdough. Not so, though, with the famous reuben. It needs all the rye it can get to contain a mound of turkey, s... read more
There's no such thing as lunch at this champion of pastries. Because ordering an avocado with vinaigrette sandwich is just a lame excuse for splurging on cinnamon- and sugar-flecked elephant ears. ... read more
This cheery, family-owned restaurant has something for everyone. Meat. Fish. Pasta. Desserts. Gluten-free options. That's because their clientele is so diverse. Blue-hairs who've flocked for coffee... read more
Please don't grab a seat until your order is ready. Grabbing one beforehand messes up the queue. It's a no-no among the locals who have been coming to this cantina every Friday night since Can... read more
Before the likes of Applebee’s, there were real neighborhood dining retreats. Places for moms out of ideas. And dads without the wherewithal. They catered to the whole family. Even picky Aunt... read more
Here's how you keep a secret. Make the best pancakes in town. But name your establishment after an egg dish. Consider yourself lucky if the wait here is only 20 minutes. That ought to give you enou... read more
You know you're doing something right when the James Beard Foundation invites you over to prepare a meal. Twice. It’s true south-of-the-border around here, from the homemade interior Mexican ... read more
Don’t call it a comeback. This iconic diner born of the Night Hawk chain has been here for years. Now it's just in a different location. The new digs have artifacts of the old. Like the neon ... read more
This fish market isn't just for pick-up. Dining here is a happening way for townies to stuff themselves on the cheap. You’ve got two-for-two Tuesdays, wherein fish tacos and draft beer are bo... read more
Warm and well-run izakaya serves fresh sushi and a wide variety of ...
Enter through the alley and discover a teeny tiny espionage-themed ...
No fuss neighborhood bar serves well-priced drinks, and surprisingl...
NYC transplant Michael Polomb's second critically acclaimed Austin ...
Bob Marley artwork and murals are to be expected with this resto's ...