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 Gourmet pizza, beer and wine |
6266 Highway 290 W Austin, TX 78735 United States +1 512 891 9980 |
The owners of this family-operated restaurant near the "Y" at Oak Hill previously ran a pizzeria voted the best in Indianapolis for 13 consecutive years. Their experience shows, as folks come for miles to try their authentic New York-style pizza. The century-old historic stone building is hard to miss, with a classic interior best described as casual, family-style Italian. The extensive menu offers a long line of signature pizzas, with Mexican, Hawaiian, Texas, and Greek varieties alongside familiar Italian pies. Also available are great salads, lasagna, stromboli and sandwiches overflowing with Italian meats and cheeses. A list of domestic and imported beer and vintage wine rounds out the selection. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sausages, ribs and blue bells |
1212, Highway 290 (intersection of Highway 290 and 95) Austin, TX 78621 United States +1 512 285 3407 http://www.southsidemarket.com/ |
For a company specializing in fine cuts, opening a restaurant seems like the next step. How better to showcase your wares than on a diner's plate? People swear by the Southside Market Elgin Hot Sausage in these parts and the BBQ restaurant manages to top it with their Texas style barbecue. Beef and pork ribs, turkey, mutton and chicken are all slow cooked and seasoned to perfection. Add to it a side order of beans, pickle or coleslaw and you have all the makings of comfort food. If the grease and spice get to you, the Blue Bell ice-cream hits the spot. The barbecue is also served by the pound and there's a variety of souvenir caps and t-shirts to choose from. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Chop chop chop! |
21814 Highway 71 West Spicewood Austin, TX 78669 United States +1 512 264 2223 |
Do you love pork chops? If yes, then you can get them chopped and spiced at Backstage Steakhouse. Chef Raymond Tatum dices, mixes and minces meat to whip up your gastronomic juices. Moreover live musical acts keep your spirits alive. Go backstage! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A treat for your taste buds |
5404 Manchaca Road Austin, TX 78745 United States +1 512 443 5167 http://www.austinbakehouse.com/ |
The Bakehouse serves all possible cuisines that you can think of and is the best treat you can give your taste buds. The ingredients used are of the best quality and the warm staff will guide you with each item on the menu. You can feast on the multi-course meal and appetizers and have delicious cocktails while striking a conversation with locals. It also has a full service bar, which serves a good variety of wines and vodkas. Bake house is very famous for its breakfast pancakes and fresh hollandaise. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fabulous French cuisine |
3520 Bee Caves Road Austin, TX 78746 United States +1 512 328 0580 |
This quiet, elegant and romantic restaurant is nestled in the hills of West Austin. Dinner is a taste sensation that is not soon to be forgotten with the delicious French cuisine created by Chef Christian Echterbille. Entrees include fabulous meats such as duck, pork, lamb and venison laced with rich sauces. The extensive wine list adds a wonderful touch to complete the ensemble of flavors at the table. Prices range from $10-$30. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Italians in Austin |
6507, Jester Boulevard Austin, TX 78750 United States +1 512 346 8228 http://www.bellagioitalianbist... |
The one problem in Austin is the lack of immigrant Italians and fine authentic Italian cuisine. The Bellagio has taken care of both. It may be in a strip mall of sorts, but don't be fooled. Step into the spacious restaurant; a look at the elegant art and sculpture that fill the interior would tell you that Bellagio is definitely upscale. Try the risotto or the calamari Bellagio, accompanied by a host of wines and you'll know you're in Little Italy. The Happy Hour at Bellagio has appetizers at half the normal price, but why taste just the icing when you can have the whole cake? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Like Daddy Made It |
215, North Main Street (Pecan Street) Austin, TX 78644 United States +1 512 398 2712 http://www.buyblacksbbq.com |
Dining at Black's BBQ is like stepping into the past, and you wouldn't want it any other way. From the rustic yet clean decor, the soft lighting and the mounted deer heads, Black's prepares you for a memorable experience. When ordering, remember: it's all about the brisket. Do your appetite a favor and order a nice half-pound slab of the moist, tender meat. Your stomach, if not your arteries, will thank you. They also serve tasty Chicken BBQ, Edgar Black's Homemade Sausage, salads, sandwiches, and pies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Mexican |
6400 S First St Suite B Austin, TX 78745 United States +1 512 441 2424 |
Priding itself on fresh, homemade food, this South Austin restaurant regularly enters its salsa in the local "Hot Sauce Challenge" and has won several times. The atmosphere is low-key and casual, making it a pleasant place for conversation or more festive gatherings. You will find a variety of enchilada plates as well as tacos, migas, tamales, and much more. It also offers somewhat more exotic and costly "national Mexican" cuisine, including marinated cabrito (goat), guisada (tender beef) sauteed in ancho sauce, and tuna steak with chile sauce. A full bar is available. The restaurant is available to reserve for events; catering off-site is offered as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Meat & Smoke |
3927 Ranch Road 620 South Bee Cave Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 263 3999 bustersbeecavebbq.com |
Sweet South Texas Quail, Pulled Pork, Sugar Duck and the Garlic H-Bomb (smoked pork shoulder stuffed with garlic and jalapenos), slurp! Is your mouth watering yet? Then what are you waiting for, head down to Buster's at Bee Cave and go crazy at this barbeque heaven. You can also order that perfect summer party grub, since they offer catering as well. Quality preparations, variety and good vibes make Buster's a great barbeque stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable morning/noon eatery |
1200 Lakeview Dr Suite One Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 261 8141 |
Stop by this eatery if you are interested in sipping coffee with pancakes while you enjoy a scenic view, or chowing down on some serious lunch specials a bit later in the afternoon. The spinach lasagna is a good choice, as are the grilled sandwiches. Cafe Java, an alternate mode of operation, gives the place a nice coffeehouse ambiance, but does not interfere with the tasty items on the main menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lake Travis' Fun on the Water |
5973, Hiline Road Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 266 1683 http://www.cncaustin.com/ |
This sun and fun restaurant is located right on the water for all those Lake Travis visitors looking for good food, drinks, and live music. Parking is widely available on both land and water and their Tex-Mex cuisine and margaritas are widely popular. They are known for their "no shirt, no shoes, no problem" mentality and they are a great stop for those spending the day out on the water. If their live music and laid-back mentality is not enough, patrons can come enjoy the sunset over the water that has brought that extra added flavor to this Austin favorite. -Nicholas Van Zandt Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mexican food with live music |
1901 West William Cannon Austin, TX 78748 United States +1 512 441 9504 http://www.casagarcias.net |
Cabrito, Chicken Mole, Carne Asada, Pork Mole and Tamales are names of just few Mexican specialties served here. The Mexican décor gives you the feeling of being in Mexico. The margaritas served at the bar will get you in the party mood. Steak a la Mexicana, served with fried beans and rice is the favorite delicacy here. For desserts, try the Bunuelos and the New York Cheesecake. The restaurant has another branch at 1000 South Lamar. This place is very popular with the locals hence it is advisable to make a reservation. The Mariachi band plays here every Friday from 7p-9p, so book your table now! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mexican delight |
15803 Windermere Suite 601 Austin, TX 78660 United States http://www.casagarcias.net/ |
Cabrito, Chicken Mole, Carne Asada, Pork Mole, and Tamales are names of just few Mexican specialties served here. The Mexican décor gives you the feeling of being in Mexico. The margaritas served at the bar will get you in the party mood. Steak a la Mexicana, served with fried beans and rice is the favorite delicacy here. For desserts, try the Bunuelos and the New York Cheesecake. This place is very popular with the locals, so it is advisable to make a reservation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steak, Seafood, Wine and More |
9595 Ranch Road 12 Suite 11 Austin, TX 78676 United States +1 512 847 3113 http://www.cedargrovesteakhous... |
There's more to Cedar Grove Steakhouse than what the name suggests. There is seafood, salad, chicken, wine and steak. This upscale restaurant features a full fledged bar and a wine cellar. The ambiance at this place is elegant and intimate, and it is located close to the cities of Austin and San Marcos. The perfectly prepared food is appealing to the eyes,and will certainly tingle the taste buds. Order steak or Porcini Dusted Tuna with California wine, and you'll have a meal to remember. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eat with the Family, capiche? |
1310, Ranch Road 620 South Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 263 9936 http://www.ciolas.com/ |
Ciola's is a family owned restaurant, created in what used to be a home. The Ciola's have over 50 years of experience in the business, and with notable dishes like Aunt Alice's Spumoni and Domnick's Specials on the menu, you know it's all in the family. There are plenty of choices, from prosciutto, provolone and mortadella to house-made gnocchi. The wine selection of around 70 vintages has been bagging this restaurant 'The Wine Spectator Award of Excellence'. Ciola's Spumoni, in chocolate, vanilla and strawberry with nuts is the ideal dessert. Allora, mangiare bene! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grilled chic |
4001, Parmer Lane Austin, TX 78727 United States +1 512 835 0010 http://www.coolrivercafe.com/l... |
Located in Arboretum, the Cool River Cafe is a steakhouse and grill. If you think a 'steakhouse' is an embellishment for 'place where cowboys carve into meat', you will be pleasantly surprised. The elegant and formal ambiance of the Cool River Cafe is often a platform for business meetings and wooing couples. Master chef Jamie Gutierrez serves up some of the most delicious Certified Angus Beef steaks (Steak Oscar's a pick) and seafood (Devil Creek Shrimp wins this one) with excellent pairings from the 375 vintages wine list. Ideal for those looking to make their first impression a lasting one. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Barbecue with a view |
Bee Cave Road just past 360 Austin, TX 78746 United States +1 512 327 1742 http://www.countyline.com |
When it comes to barbecue in Austin, take a drive to enjoy the beautiful view of County Line on the Hill. Having won many awards for their lean delicious ribs, brisket and steaks, this Austin landmark also provides a winning view of the hill country and the potential for a great Texas sunset. If beef is not your preference, the chicken and seafood dishes are equally divine. So kick back and relax in this rustic roadhouse restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Get Doted On |
13805 Orchid Lane Austin, TX 78751 United States +1 512 255-7288 http://www.dotsplace.net/index... |
Run by a sweet old grandma whose chief desire is to fatten people up, Dot's Place takes comfort food cooking back to its rustic roots. Though the menu itself is an anarchic jumble consisting of whatever it is that Granny Dot feels inclined to cook up on any given day, one may generally depend on the availability of chicken 'n' dumplings, fried catfish, and meatloaf; sides are vegetable-heavy and made up mostly of such southern staples as mashed potatoes and green beans, whereas the libation of choice is, of course iced tea. And it should come as no surprise that Dot's does a brisk business in peach cobbler and sweet potato pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Hidden Dragon |
3801 North Capital of Texas Highway Suite J180, Davenport Village Shopping Center Austin, TX 78746 United States +1 512 732 7278 |
With places like Maiko, Kyoto and Kenichi, one certainly isn't starved for sushi choices in Austin. It's easy to overlook Dragon Gate, but don't pass up this Phoenix Pai restaurant as easily. The touchstone of a good sushi restaurant is its Hamachi, and Dragon Gate executes it with finesse. The traditional Japanese and Chinese specials are praiseworthy, and the Tepanyaki bar adds to the contemporary chic aesthetic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Romantic cottage restaurant |
13614 Highway 71 West Austin, TX 78738 United States +1 512 263 2147 http://virtual-restaurants.com... |
A Hill Country limestone cottage converted to an elegant restaurant? Yes, it can be done, and done well. This is a favorite spot for romantics of all stripes, who come for the harp music and relaxing, three-hour dinners. A prix-fixe menu is available, as well as an a la carte menu. The prix-fixe dinner includes bread, salad, appetizer, entree and dessert, and is uniformly well-executed. The Chateaubriand melts in your mouth, and the truffle-topped Tenderloin Medallions are extraordinary. Desserts are second-rate, but who has room for them anyway? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southern comfort food |
8106, Brodie Lane Austin, TX 78745 United States +1 512 282 2586 http://www.evangelinecafe.com/ |
Evangeline's Cafe gets its name from a Longfellow poem and you're forgiven if you're surprised. True, the stuffed animals and neon beer signs don't say Longfellow but diners don't come here expecting a romantic setting for two either. It's for the food and the live music. The kitchen at Evangeline's holds its own in the cajun and creole department, the signature dishes being the gumbo and the crawfish, both with ample meat and cheese. The cafe features new acts every night and the dancing is sure to help you burn some calories. Ignore the no frills impression that you get when you first walk into Evangeline's Cafe and you're guaranteed to have a good time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upscale restaurant |
3509 Ranch Road 620 North Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 266 1369 http://hudsonsonthebend.com/ma... |
Tucked away in the trees near Lake Austin is a country home, where some of the best game in the city comes to the table. A taste for the exotic is definitely welcome here, as are hearty appetites. Instead of those tired old Crab cakes, try Omar's Rattlesnake Cakes. Sample rabbit, javelina, boar or venison one at a time, or get a mixed Grill Platter for a varied feast. You can even do a modern take on surf-and-turf, a Black Angus Beef Tenderloin topped with lobster. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great view plus Mexican food |
2900 N FM 620 Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 266 8439 http://www.virtual-restaurants... |
Located just outside the city in the hill country, Iguana Grill offers customers great lakeside views while they have a few drinks and enjoy cuisine from the interior of Mexico. Dishes are moderately priced, and the menu is weighted towards seafood. For instance, the Cerviche Al Estilo Yucateca which is yellow tuna marinated in lime juice with pico de gallo and the Rainbow Trout Vera Cruz consists of grilled trout topped with spicy tomatoes, olives and onions. As an alternative, the Carnitas a la Parrilla is marinated and grilled beef steak or chicken tenderloins with a smoked chipotle sauce. Any attire from casual to dressy is fine and a generally laid-back attitude prevails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Interior Mexican |
13233 Pond Springs Rd Suite 301 Austin, TX 78729 United States +1 512 250 1061 |
This restaurant offers cuisine that is influenced more by interior Mexico than the locally common Tex-Mex food. The dining space is casual, with a pleasant atmosphere and includes a small outdoor patio area. A good number of appetizers are served, including fully loaded nacho. Reasonably priced specialties include Mole Poblano, chicken simmered in a rich mole sauce and Tamales Veracruzanos, your choice of chicken, beef, pork, raisin, or pineapple tamales wrapped in banana leaves. You will also find burritos and a range of enchilada plates. Breakfast plates and breakfast tacos are served mornings. A full bar is available with daily happy hour. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Aromatic delights |
5808 Burleson Road Austin, TX 78744-1323 United States +1 512 416 0749 |
Think Mexico when you go to El Meso because the friendly, warm ambience, the hot-spicy food and the folk will surely make you feel you've arrived there. The Husband-wife team cook up delicious, authentic Mexican dishes - Cochinita Pibil, Yucatan, Pipian. There is self service and this place is open only for breakfast and lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurant with Lake Travis View |
6550 Comanche Trail Austin, TX 78732 United States +1 512 266 2442 http://www.oasis-austin.com/ |
This sunset gazers' spot recently revamped its menu so that people would come here for the food. But even the best food cannot compete with the view. With tiered decks stair-stepped down the side of a 450-foot cliff overlooking Lake Travis, The Oasis has a table with a view for everyone. It is a magnet for tourists and locals alike. The menu is varied, split between Tex-Mex and traditional fare like prime rib ($18.95) and grilled salmon ($16.95). Frozen drinks are a specialty, but are expensive and even the soft drinks are $1.95. But who can quibble with prices when the sunset is so, well, priceless? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pasta Time |
4140, Governor's Row Omni Austin Hotel Southpark Austin, TX 78744 United States +1 512 448 2222 http://www.omnihotels.com/Find... |
Dining can be an excellent experience if you make it to Onion Creek Grille, the on-site restaurant at at Omni Austin Hotel Southpark. The restaurant serves you breakfast, lunch and dinner in a casual yet elegant atmosphere. Buffet meals are served. You even have a make-your-own pasta buffet, where you can select your own ingredients and play chef for a few hours. Other buffets serve delicious meal selections too, with a wide range of food items to pick from. Next time you feel like you could eat a horse, look out for Onion Creek Grille. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Talk of the town |
900 RR 620 South, Suite A-106 Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 263 8204 http://www.roccosgrill.com |
Rocco's Grill serves the most delicious Italian food in Austin. The owners Rockey and Linda Piazza constantly try to make this restaurant better and give ultimate satisfaction to all visitors. The staff is very warm and friendly & is always at your service to make your dining experience memorable. The restaurant also offers special events, such as wine tasting and cooking classes. You can relax at the bar or chill in the Private Wine Room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For seafood lovers |
701 East Stassney, Suite D Austin, TX 78745 United States +1 512 383 9699 http://www.rockfishseafood.com/ |
If Flash Fried Calamari, Jalapeno Corn Fritters, Big Fat Greek Salad, and New Orleans Po Boy sound interesting, you should check out the rest of the menu at the Rockfish Seafood Grill. This seafood chain has all the makings of a popular eatery - innovative and tasty food, informal decor, and good service. Key Lime Pie and Colossal Cheesecake are good dessert choices. Apart from beer and wines, beverages include PinaColada, Rock-a-Rita and Strawberry Daiquiri. All-in-all a fun place to eat, and truly a haven for seafood aficionados. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award winning pizza |
13812 Research Boulevard Austin, TX 78759 United States +1 512 257 1200 http://www.saccones.com |
The slogan for Saccone's pizza is 'Pizza with a Jersey attitude' and that's exactly what it is, the best New York pizza to hit Austin. With a thin crispy base with sumptuous toppings, up to five toppings are allowed or even more if you want (for an additional price). Family favorites are Dan's Special which has sausage, meatballs, mushrooms, black olives, onions, garlic, olive oil, basil, oregano and black pepper (whew!) or try the Uncle Tom's Special with Italian sausage, green peppers, onions and fresh basil. Saccone's also serves subs and hotdogs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Finger Lickin Good! |
18300 FM 1826 Austin, TX 78619 United States +1 512 858 4959 http://www.saltlickbbq.com/ |
For a mouthful of the real Texas, head down to the Salt Lick Barbeque Restaurant. The scenery and the rustic restaurant building all add to that perfect Southern flavor. Try the mammoth sized sandwiches or the Family style meals (inclusive of pork ribs, brisket, sausage, potato salad, cole slaw, beans, pickles, onions, and bread). Dig into the delicious smoky sausages or the moist briskets all made with special Salt Lick sauces. You have to leave place for the irresistible homemade desserts. It must be noted though that the restaurant is located in a dry precinct so you have to carry your own alcohol. Great barbeque, melt in the mouth desserts and a drink of your choice, mmmm! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hip, small, quiet |
101 E Main St Austin, TX 78664 United States +1 512 310 1200 http://www.saradora.com |
Established in 1995 and located about 5 minutes from Dell headquarters, this friendly little coffee shop caters to folks from all walks of life. A large assortment of coffees satisfy patrons, including the popular Choco Latte and the house flavor, Round Rock Blend. If you need something a little more substantial, you can choose from chicken salad, tuna or ham sandwiches. Wash it down with a fruit granita. Pastries like danishes, muffins, brownies, scones and banana nut bread please the palate. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Korean, Japanese, sushi |
6400 S 1st St Suite C Austin, TX 78745 United States +1 512 326 5807 http://www.dksushi.com/ |
This south Austin restaurant, located in a shopping center, offers sushi, Korean fare and Japanese specialties. Pleasant interior is airy with hardwood floors and traditional Japanese seating. Casual to dressy attire is accepted. All of the traditional types of sushi are available, plus original creations such as the Japanese Bagel Roll with cream cheese and the Austin roll—salmon, tuna, eel and whitefish with avocado. Weekday lunch specials average USD5 and include marinated beef and chicken, tempura dishes, and Japanese noodle soups. Alcohol is also served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular late-night hangout |
3101 North IH 35 Austin, TX 78722 United States +1 512 478 7107 http://www.starseedscafe.com/ |
This funky roadside restaurant, located on the grounds of Days Inn University along Interstate 35, provides a hip late-night hangout for all types. Musicians and music fans alike mingle over omelets, breakfast tacos and a full range of diner food. Students are drawn to it because of the late night hours, convenience to UT and affordable menu items. After 2am there is often a wait while the bar crowd trickles in. The walls are covered with artwork—not anything typical, usually very eclectic or raw pieces are shown. The atmosphere is laid back and casual with diner booths filling the small space. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tasty Thai food in an informal setting |
701 S Capitol of Texas Hwy Austin, TX 78746 United States +1 512 330 0203 |
Located in The Village at Westlake Shopping Center, Thai Spice Cafe, an informal restaurant is a great stop for lunch or dinner teeming with Thai spices like ginger, cilantro, garlic and lemon grass. This is a popular spot for shoppers and business people who do not have a lot of time but are looking for something with a little kick. Start with a traditional favorite like Chicken Sate or Tom Kha Gai soup and for your main course choose from many well-known and well-loved entrees such as Pad Thai or Panang Curry. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfort food, slick setting |
3801 North Capital of Texas Hwy Davenport Village Shopping Center Austin, TX 78746 United States +1 512 347 1000 http://www.thistlecafe.com |
What started as simply a brunch and lunch spot, with takeout on the side, has branched out to become a viable dinner alternative. The relaxed surroundings during the day are spruced up with white linens at night, signaling a change in menu and attitude. When you visit, you will smell the scrumptious baked goods as soon as you open the door. Menu items include such Austin brunch favorites as migas and breakfast tacos, and more refined fare such as salads and pastas. The tortilla soup has a distinctive flavor, and the chocolate meringue pie is not to be missed. This is a popular spot, so expect to wait during peak times, such as weekends. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dine on the shoreline |
101, Lakeway Drive Lakeway Resort and Spa Austin, TX 78734 United States +1 512 261 6600 http://lakeway.dolce.com/prope... |
Located inside the Lakeway Resort and Spa, The Travis Restaurant offers a dining ambiance like nowhere else. With the sunset on Lake Travis as the backdrop, enjoy a fine dining experience of continental cuisine that blends with the flavors of the southwest. Specialties of Executive Chef Bryce Murphree and his culinary team are the seasoned prime rib (every Thursday) and fresh seafood buffets (every first Friday). Simply unwind by the bar over a few rounds of billiards and cocktails, as the crimson sun sets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
