Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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Easy Tiger South Lamar
Austin
Easy Tiger is an Austin bakery-and-beer-garden hybrid, and the South Lamar location keeps that dual identity: a case full of crusty hand-shaped breads, pretzels, and pastries up front, with a relaxed bar and patio for working through the long draft list. Come in the morning for coffee and a kolache, or settle in later for a beer and a soft pretzel with house mustard.
Kiin Di
Austin
Kiin Di brings Thai cooking to a stretch of South Lamar known more for its food trailers and music venues, tucked into a strip just south of the river in the 78704 neighborhood. Note that it keeps a midday break between the lunch and dinner services and stays closed on Mondays, so it's worth timing your visit accordingly.
DrinkWell
Austin
A neighborhood cocktail bar and gastropub tucked along East 53rd in the Hyde Park area, DrinkWell pairs an ambitious, frequently rotating drink list with a kitchen that leans into seasonal small plates. Come for the cocktails, but plan to settle in — the room has the easy, unhurried feel of a place regulars treat as their living room.
Haywire
Austin
Haywire is a North Austin hangout in the Domain that leans into Hill Country ranch fare — think wood-grilled steaks, game, and Southern-inflected sides — in a sprawling, lodge-style space with a big patio and bar. It draws a steady crowd for happy hour and weekend brunch, so expect it to fill up in the evenings despite its size.
Lavaca Street Bar
Austin
Lavaca Street Bar sits in the heart of downtown Austin's Warehouse District, a sports bar where you'll find plenty of TVs tuned to the game alongside a patio that opens up to the street. It keeps late hours into the early morning, making it a reliable spot to catch a match or grab a drink within walking distance of the convention center and downtown hotels.
Donut 7
Austin
Donut 7 is a no-frills Austin spot on Burnet Road that does double duty as a donut counter and taco kitchen, the kind of place where you can grab a glazed and a breakfast taco in the same early-morning stop. Come early in the day, since the doors open at 6 AM and close by early afternoon.
Grata’s Pizzeria
Austin
Grata's Pizzeria sits on South Lamar in the heart of South Austin, serving up pizza in a city better known for tacos and barbecue. With a kitchen open till midnight, it's a reliable spot for a late slice after a night out in the neighborhood.
Pixel Palace Arcade & Bar
Round Rock
Tucked into a strip along S A.W. Grimes Boulevard in Round Rock, Pixel Palace pairs a lineup of arcade and video games with a full bar and a kitchen, so you can work through a row of cabinets with a drink and a bite within reach. It draws a mixed crowd of after-work groups and families earlier in the day, and the late closing time makes it an easy spot to land when most other places nearby have shut down.
El Tacorrido
Austin
Tucked along South 1st Street in the 78704 part of South Austin, El Tacorrido serves tacos from early morning straight through to midnight, so it works whether you're after breakfast tacos at dawn or a late-night plate. The early-open, late-close hours and casual counter feel make it the kind of neighborhood taco spot you can drop into without much planning.
Sorrento's Coffee Drive-Thru
Austin
Tucked along West Anderson Lane in north Austin, Sorrento's Coffee Drive-Thru is the kind of no-fuss spot built for grabbing your morning cup without leaving the car. It opens at 6 AM on weekdays, so it's an easy stop on the way into town or before heading out for the day.
Yamas Greek Restaurant
Austin
Yamas Greek Restaurant on Balcones Drive in north Austin serves traditional Greek fare—gyros, souvlaki, and mezes—in a casual setting that draws a steady neighborhood crowd. It's an easy spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner, with the kitchen staying open late midweek.
Space Cowboy
Austin
Space Cowboy is a small Austin restaurant in the East 7th Street corridor, keeping limited evening hours Monday through Wednesday—so it's worth checking the schedule before you head over. Sitting in the East Austin stretch known for its independent food spots, it's the kind of low-key neighborhood place where the early dinner window is the main event.
Neighborhood Sushi
Austin
Tucked into the bustle of South Congress, Neighborhood Sushi brings a casual, sit-down take on Japanese fare to a stretch better known for boutiques and food trucks, with a lunch-through-dinner schedule that makes it easy to drop in. Expect a straightforward sushi menu in a relaxed setting—a useful counterpoint to the busier patios just outside the door.
Tacodeli
Austin
Tacodeli is a homegrown Austin taqueria where the focus stays on fresh, made-to-order tacos served on house tortillas, with breakfast options that draw a steady morning crowd. Don't skip the salsa bar — the doña, a creamy, spicy serrano-and-oil blend, is the thing regulars come back for.
Brentwood Social House
Austin
Tucked into Austin's Brentwood neighborhood off West Koenig Lane, Brentwood Social House is the kind of low-key coffee shop and café where regulars linger over espresso drinks and house-baked pastries. Keep in mind it keeps daytime hours, opening at 8 and wrapping up by mid-afternoon, so it's better suited to a morning coffee or a lunch stop than an evening visit.
Terrible Love
Austin
Terrible Love is a small daytime coffee shop on Avenue B in Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood, keeping early hours and wrapping up by mid-afternoon. Alongside the espresso you'll find a small selection of provisions, so it doubles as a quick neighborhood stop as much as a place to linger over a cup.
Dong Nai
Austin
Tucked into a strip along South Lamar in the 78704 part of Austin, Dong Nai serves Vietnamese cooking in an unfussy, neighborhood setting. Worth noting before you go: the kitchen keeps limited hours and is closed on Tuesdays, so it's an easy spot to fold into a weekday lunch or early dinner.
Gibson Street Bar
Austin
Tucked along the South Lamar strip in the heart of 78704, Gibson Street Bar is the kind of unhurried South Austin neighborhood spot that doesn't open its doors until late afternoon, when the day starts to cool off. Come for a relaxed drink rather than a scene — it leans into the easygoing, come-as-you-are rhythm that defines this stretch of town.
Trianon Coffee
Austin
Trianon Coffee is a longtime Austin roaster on Bee Caves Road, where the focus stays squarely on the coffee—beans roasted in-house and pulled into espresso by people who clearly know the craft. It's a straightforward neighborhood stop in the Westlake area, equally suited to grabbing a bag of whole beans to take home or settling in for a pour-over.
The Cavalier
Austin
The Cavalier sits in East Austin on Webberville Road, a neighborhood spot that splits its energy between a proper bar and a kitchen turning out burgers, sandwiches, and brunch plates. You'll find a relaxed crowd here and a menu with vegetarian options alongside the usual pub fare, plus a late close that makes it an easy stop well into the evening.
Ego's
Austin
Tucked into the basement parking garage beneath a South Congress office building, Ego's is the kind of unassuming dive that rewards anyone willing to find the door — a dim, low-ceilinged room where karaoke is the main event most nights and the singers range from nervous first-timers to regulars who clearly know their way around a microphone. Come for the stiff, no-frills drinks and the close-quarters atmosphere, and don't be surprised if the crowd cheers just as hard for the off-key numbers as the showstoppers.
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams
Austin
A Columbus, Ohio export that's found a fitting home on South Congress, Jeni's scoops small-batch flavors built around grass-fed milk and ingredients you don't usually see in a cone — think brambleberry, brown butter almond brittle, or wildberry lavender. It's an easy stop while wandering SoCo, and the late closing time means you can swing by well after dinner.
Toasty Badger
Austin
Toasty Badger is a daytime spot on South Congress, open mornings through mid-afternoon for breakfast, brunch, and lunch in a casual diner-meets-cafe setting. Come hungry and early in the day—it closes by 3 PM, and the SoCo location puts you within walking distance of the neighborhood's shops and food trailers.
Mañana
Austin
Tucked into the South Congress strip alongside Hotel San José, Mañana is a small walk-up coffee counter where most of the seating is on the patio and the morning regulars line up for espresso, pastries, and breakfast tacos. It's an easy first or last stop on a SoCo wander — order at the window, grab a shaded table, and watch the avenue wake up.