Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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Dog Day Coffee
Austin
Dog Day Coffee is a neighborhood coffee shop on Burnet Road in north-central Austin, the kind of spot that doubles as a small food store where you can grab a bag of beans alongside your drink. It keeps straightforward weekday hours, opening early at 7 AM, so it's an easy stop whether you're starting your morning or pausing on a run up Burnet.
Allday Pizza: Hyde Park
Austin
Allday Pizza occupies a corner of the Hyde Park neighborhood just off Speedway, a short walk from the University of Texas campus, serving pizza by the slice and the pie in a casual, unfussy setting. Note the limited hours—it's closed Mondays and wraps up by 9 most evenings—so it's better suited to a midday or early-dinner stop than a late-night bite.
Need For Sweet
Austin
Need For Sweet is a late-night dessert spot in North Austin, the kind of place that doesn't open its doors until mid-afternoon and stays busy well past most kitchens have closed. If you're craving something sweet after dinner—or after a night out—this is one of the few spots in the area set up specifically for that window.
The Austin Wine Merchant | West 6th Street
Austin
The Austin Wine Merchant is a downtown specialty shop where the focus is on the bottles themselves rather than the trappings—rows of carefully chosen wines spanning everyday drinking and harder-to-find labels, with staff who'll happily talk through a pick. Tucked into the West 6th Street corridor, it's the kind of place where you can come in with a price range and a meal in mind and leave with something that fits.
Loro Asian Smokehouse & Bar
Austin
Loro Asian Smokehouse & Bar is a fast-casual spot in The Domain from chef Tyson Cole (of Uchi) and pitmaster Aaron Franklin (of Franklin Barbecue), pairing Texas smoke-and-fire technique with Southeast Asian flavors. Expect dishes like smoked brisket with Thai herbs and oak-smoked beef, ordered at the counter and paired with a strong selection of beer, wine, and slushies on the patio.
MOD Pizza
West Lake Hills
West Lake Hills' MOD Pizza is part of the build-your-own pizza chain, where you walk the line and call out toppings for a personal-sized pie that goes into a high-heat oven and comes out in a few minutes. It's a quick, casual stop along Capital of Texas Highway, with the same flat per-pizza pricing no matter how many toppings you pile on.
Maie Day
Austin
Maie Day is a chef-driven steakhouse on South Congress that takes a lighter, more vegetable-forward approach than the typical Texas chophouse, with cooking centered on an open hearth. Note that it keeps a tight schedule—dinner only, and just a few nights a week—so it's worth checking hours before you make the trip down SoCo.
Paris Baguette
Austin
Paris Baguette is a bakery-café chain that started in South Korea and has grown into one of the more recognizable names in the category, and this Austin location follows the familiar format: a glass case of pastries and cakes up front, a coffee menu, and a bright, order-at-the-counter space. Expect both Asian-inflected baked goods like soft milk breads and red bean pastries alongside Western-style croissants and layer cakes, with early hours that make it a reasonable stop for a morning coffee and something fresh from the oven.
Lustre Pearl Rainey
Austin
Lustre Pearl Rainey is the original anchor of Austin's Rainey Street bar district, a converted early-20th-century bungalow where the porches, shaded yard, and lived-in interior set the template that much of the street later followed. Expect a laid-back crowd, picnic tables out back, and the easy come-as-you-are feel that made the old-house-turned-bar a Rainey Street signature.
Powder Room
Austin
Tucked into downtown Austin's Warehouse District on West 5th, the Powder Room is a cocktail bar that leans into evening hours, opening in the late afternoon and running well past midnight. Expect a focus on mixed drinks over a sprawling beer list, and a setting geared more toward a sit-down conversation than a rowdy night out.
Dolce Neve Gelato
Austin
Dolce Neve makes its gelato fresh daily in small batches, drawing on Italian techniques to turn out dense, intensely flavored scoops alongside dairy-free sorbettos. The East 5th Street shop is compact and tends to draw a line, but the rotating seasonal flavors and the option to get a affogato move things along.
Medici Roasting - South Lamar
Austin
Medici Roasting on South Lamar is a homegrown Austin coffee roaster, where you'll notice the beans are roasted in-house and the espresso leans toward a darker, fuller profile than the lighter Scandinavian style common elsewhere in town. It's an easygoing neighborhood spot to settle in with a pour-over or grab a bag of fresh beans to take home.
Equipment Room
Austin
Tucked into the Music Lane development just off South Congress, the Equipment Room is an audiophile listening bar where the sound system is as much the point as the drink in your hand — expect carefully curated vinyl played through high-end gear in a dim, intimate room. It keeps short evening hours and leans toward people who want to actually listen, so it rewards a relaxed, unhurried visit rather than a quick stop.
The Lucky Duck
Austin
The Lucky Duck sits on East 6th Street in Austin's east side, opening only in the evening as a late-night bar and kitchen that runs well past midnight. Expect the casual, music-friendly atmosphere typical of the strip, with the first thing you'll notice being that the night here is built for people who arrive after dark and stay a while.
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Austin
Around the corner from north Austin's tech offices on Braker Lane, this outpost of the national Einstein Bros. chain turns out fresh-baked bagels, schmears, and espresso drinks in a quick, counter-service setting. Note the early-bird hours: it opens at 6 AM and closes at 2 PM, so it's geared toward breakfast and a working lunch rather than an evening stop.
In Plain Sight
Austin
In Plain Sight is a downtown Austin cocktail bar tucked into a Brazos Street suite, the kind of place whose name hints at its low-key, easy-to-walk-past entrance. It keeps evening-only hours and leans into a quieter, drinks-focused atmosphere rather than the louder energy of the nearby Sixth Street scene.
Starbucks
Austin
Starbucks on West Braker Lane sits in Austin's tech-corridor stretch of North Austin, a reliable stop for the standard Starbucks menu of espresso drinks, brewed coffee, and grab-and-go bites. The early 4:30 AM open and free Wi-Fi make it a practical option for commuters and anyone looking to settle in with a laptop before a workday nearby.
Nomadic Outpost
Austin
Tucked into southwest Austin off Country White Lane, Nomadic Outpost is a beer garden and casual eatery that opens early enough for a morning coffee or breakfast and stays open through dinner and evening drinks. It's the kind of neighborhood spot where the indoor-outdoor setup invites you to settle in for a while, whether you're stopping by solo or bringing a group.
The Grackle
Austin
The Grackle is a no-frills East Austin dive on the 6th Street bar strip, the kind of place with cheap drinks, a back patio, and a pool table rather than any pretense. Expect a laid-back, come-as-you-are crowd and late hours that stretch toward 2 a.m.
Comadre Panadería
Austin
Comadre Panadería is a Mexican bakery on Cedar Avenue in East Austin, where the pan dulce—conchas, orejas, and other traditional sweet breads—comes out of a kitchen that leans organic and from-scratch. Note the limited hours, so it's worth checking ahead before you make the trip.
Asahi Imports
Austin
Tucked into a South Lamar strip center, Asahi Imports is a Japanese specialty shop where the grocery aisles share space with ceramic tableware, snacks, and pantry staples you won't easily find elsewhere in Austin. Come on a Tuesday or Wednesday—the hours are limited and it's closed Mondays—and give yourself time to browse, since the shelves reward a slow look.
Star Bar
Austin
Star Bar sits on the busy stretch of West 6th Street in downtown Austin, an unpretentious neighborhood bar that draws a regular crowd looking to dodge the more frantic energy of the Dirty Sixth entertainment district a few blocks east. You'll find a back patio that's the real draw on warm Austin evenings, along with stiff drinks and a laid-back vibe that leans more toward easygoing happy hour than rowdy night out.
Five Four Restaurant & Drafthouse- S Austin
Austin
Five Four Restaurant & Drafthouse sits in a strip-mall stretch of far South Austin off Ralph Ablanedo, the kind of neighborhood spot built around a wide draft beer list, sports on the screens, and a straightforward menu of burgers, wings, and bar fare. Expect a casual, family-and-friends crowd and a kitchen that stays open late, which makes it an easy stop after a game or a long day on the south side of town.
Casa Bianca
Austin
Casa Bianca is an Italian spot in East Austin that pairs a raw bar—oysters and cocktails—with a pasta-focused kitchen, set along the Cesar Chavez stretch east of downtown. Note the limited hours: it's currently open only Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, so plan accordingly before heading over.