Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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Holey Moley Golf Club Austin
Austin
Holey Moley Golf Club in Austin's East Side pairs two indoor mini-golf courses with a full bar and kitchen, so the holes lean heavily into pop-culture themes and elaborate set pieces rather than the windmills you might expect. It draws an adults-friendly crowd in the evenings—you can order cocktails and food while you play—though the daytime hours stay family-accessible.
Anthem
Austin
Anthem sits in a converted bungalow on Rainey Street, one of a row of old houses turned bars and restaurants just south of downtown Austin, where the menu leans into pan-Asian fusion. Note the dinner-only hours — it opens mid-afternoon and runs into the evening — so it's an easy stop to fold into a night out along the strip.
Sa-Tén @ Canopy
Austin
Tucked into the Canopy arts complex on Springdale Road in East Austin, Sa-Tén pairs its coffee and matcha with a Japanese-inflected café menu, so you'll often see toast and rice bowls coming out alongside the lattes. The setting is the giveaway here—galleries and studios share the grounds, making it an easy spot to linger before wandering the surrounding art spaces.
Vinaigrette
Austin
Vinaigrette is a salad-forward bistro that grew out of founder Erin Wade's Santa Fe original, built around an "Eat Your Vegetables" ethos with much of the produce coming from the company's own New Mexico farm. The South Austin spot leans bright and garden-fresh — expect generous composed salads alongside heartier plates, with a relaxed midday-into-evening rhythm that suits both a light lunch and an unhurried weekend brunch.
Wholly Cow Burgers
Austin
Wholly Cow Burgers serves grass-fed, hormone-free beef burgers from a casual South Lamar spot, where you order at the counter and can pair your patty with hand-spun shakes or a beer. It's a straightforward, health-conscious take on the Austin burger joint—come for the cooked-to-order beef, and you'll also find a small selection of sweets and packaged goods on the way out.
Figure 8 Coffee Purveyors Cafe & Roastery
Austin
Figure 8 Coffee Purveyors is a neighborhood roaster and café on Chicon Street in East Austin, where they roast their own beans on-site and pour them in a low-key space that draws a steady mix of remote workers and morning regulars. Come early in the week and you'll find the kind of unhurried café where you can settle in with a pour-over without feeling rushed.
Manuel's
Austin
Manuel's serves interior Mexican cooking — think enchiladas in regional sauces and dishes that lean beyond standard Tex-Mex — at this north Austin spot off Jollyville Road. It's a reliable sit-down option for a midday meal or weekend brunch, with a full bar and a menu that rewards diners curious about flavors from deeper in Mexico.
Colleen's Kitchen
Austin
Colleen's Kitchen sits in Austin's Mueller development, serving Southern-leaning American comfort food in a roomy, easygoing space that draws a steady brunch crowd on weekends. Expect dishes built around classic breakfast and brunch flavors alongside a full bar, with patio seating that makes it an easy spot to settle into.
Lick Honest Ice Creams
Austin
Lick Honest Ice Creams scoops small-batch ice creams built around Texas ingredients, with a rotating lineup of flavors like goat cheese, thyme & honey or Hill Country honey & vanilla bean that lean more savory and herbal than you might expect. The Burnet Road shop is a tidy, modern spot where you can taste before you commit, which helps when the seasonal flavors shift with what's local.
Veracruz Fonda and Bar
Austin
Veracruz Fonda and Bar is the sit-down cousin to Austin's beloved Veracruz All Natural taquería empire, trading the food-truck window for a full kitchen and bar in the Mueller neighborhood. Expect the same Veracruz roots that built the brand's reputation—migas tacos, fresh juices, and interior Mexican dishes—now served alongside cocktails in a proper dining room.
Murray's Tavern
Austin
Murray's Tavern is an East Austin neighborhood bar on Webberville Road, the kind of unpretentious spot that opens around midday and keeps the lights on until late. Expect a laid-back, locals-first atmosphere where the focus is on cold drinks and casual food rather than frills.
Halal Corner & Halal Wings
Austin
Tucked into the Mueller development on the east side of Austin, Halal Corner & Halal Wings pairs Mediterranean staples with a wings-focused menu, all prepared halal. It's a straightforward lunch-and-dinner spot, open into the evening on weekdays, where you'll find the kind of mix-and-match plates that suit both a quick bite and a sit-down meal.
Turnstile Bar and Restaurant
Austin
Turnstile Bar and Restaurant on Burnet Road is an all-day spot that shifts gears with the clock, pouring coffee in the morning and cocktails and beer by night, with a hamburger-leaning American menu in between. Opening at 7:30 a.m. and running late, it's the kind of place you can drop into for an early caffeine fix or a relaxed evening in the beer garden.
la Madeleine
Austin
La Madeleine is a French-inspired café and bakery where you order at the counter and settle into a warm, country-kitchen dining room hung with rustic décor. Expect breakfast served all day, croissants and pastries from the bakery case, and café standards like tomato basil soup, quiche, and salads—a reliable, unhurried stop in the Great Hills area of northwest Austin.
Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant
Austin
Lupe Tortilla is a Texas-grown Tex-Mex spot best known for its beef fajitas, marinated and seared so the meat carries most of the flavor before you ever reach for the housemade tortillas and salsa. The Bee Cave–area location keeps a relaxed, family-friendly feel, with a sand play area out back that lets kids dig in while the grown-ups linger over a margarita.
Bulevar Mexican Kitchen
Austin
Bulevar Mexican Kitchen sits along Arboretum Boulevard in northwest Austin, serving regional Mexican cooking in a dinner-focused setting. Come for the evening, since the kitchen keeps a tight 5-to-9 dinner window and isn't open during the day.
El Naranjo
Austin
El Naranjo trades the usual Tex-Mex playbook for the regional cooking of Oaxaca and beyond, with chef Iliana de la Vega's moles and slow-built sauces anchoring the menu. It began as a food truck before settling into this South Lamar space, and the pared-down evening hours mean it's worth checking the schedule before you make the trip.
Bella Vita Ice Cream
Austin
Tucked into a suite off North Mopac in northwest Austin, Bella Vita Ice Cream scoops dessert alongside a tea and coffee menu, so it works equally well as a sweet stop or an afternoon sit-down. Note the midday-to-evening hours: it opens at noon and runs into the night, making it more of a post-lunch or after-dinner destination than a morning one.
Here Nor There
Austin
Tucked below street level downtown on Brazos, Here Nor There leans into the speakeasy conceit—an unmarked entrance you'll have to hunt for a little, and a dim, intimate room once you're in. The cocktails are the draw: elaborate, theatrically presented drinks that reward lingering over a slow evening rather than a quick stop.
Taco Xpress
Austin
Una de las paradas clásicas de Barton Springs Road, Taco Xpress es una taquería desenfadada al sur del río que sirve tacos al estilo tex-mex y desayunos en un ambiente colorido y sin pretensiones. Ten en cuenta que cierra a primera hora de la tarde, así que es mejor planear una visita para el desayuno o un almuerzo temprano.
Plank Provisions
Austin
Tucked into the Century Oaks Terrace strip in north Austin's Domain district, Plank Provisions is a casual spot for a midday-to-evening meal away from the busier dining corridors nearby. You'll find it on a straightforward weekday schedule, opening late morning and running through dinner.
Donn's Texas BBQ
Austin
Tucked into the Oak Hill area of southwest Austin, Donn's Texas BBQ serves smoked meats and Texas barbecue staples alongside a fuller menu that stretches into burgers and breakfast. The early 5:30 AM open is the detail to know — it's a place you can stop by for a morning plate well before the usual lunch barbecue crowd.
Las Palomas Restaurant & Bar
Austin
Tucked into a shopping center along Bee Caves Road in West Austin, Las Palomas serves Mexican and Tex-Mex standards in an unhurried, neighborhood-restaurant setting. Note that it keeps limited hours—closed Mondays and open into the early evening the rest of the week—so it's worth confirming times before you make the drive out to Westlake.
Nixta Taqueria
Austin
Nixta Taqueria sits on East 12th Street in Austin, where the kitchen turns out tacos that lean as much on vegetables as on meat — the roasted cauliflower al pastor is the one regulars tend to talk about. Note the limited hours: it's dinner-only and closed Mondays, so plan an evening visit Tuesday through the weekend.