Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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Teapioca Lounge
Austin
Teapioca Lounge is a bubble tea spot in the Research Boulevard stretch of northwest Austin, the kind of place where you build your own order—pick a tea base, a flavor, and toppings like tapioca pearls or fruit jellies. Alongside the boba you'll find smoothies, slushes, and coffee drinks, making it an easy afternoon stop in an area otherwise dominated by office parks and strip malls.
Houndstooth Coffee
Austin
Houndstooth Coffee's East Austin location sits in a sleek, light-filled space on MLK Jr. Boulevard, where the day shifts from carefully pulled espresso and pour-overs in the morning to wine and cocktails by evening. It's a dependable spot for both a focused morning coffee and a relaxed glass later on, with the kind of knowledgeable counter staff who can talk you through the beans or the bottle.
The Golden Horn
Austin
A neighborhood bar and grill on Airport Boulevard, The Golden Horn keeps the kind of hours that suit its dual nature — opening at noon for a lunch crowd and staying on until 2 a.m. for those settling in for the long evening. Expect a casual, unfussy spot where the food shares equal billing with the drinks, the sort of place that fills in steadily as the day wears on.
Austin Taco Project
Austin
Austin Taco Project sits in the heart of the Rainey Street–adjacent 4th Street strip downtown, serving a creative, build-your-own-style take on Austin's beloved breakfast and lunch tacos. Note the early hours: it opens at 6 AM and wraps up by mid-afternoon, so it's geared toward breakfast and lunch rather than a late-night taco run.
Feral Pizza
Austin
A takeout-focused pizza spot tucked into north-central Austin near Hyde Park, Feral Pizza keeps a tight, weekend-leaning schedule, so it's worth checking the hours before you make the trip. Plan to grab your order to go rather than counting on a sit-down meal.
Summer on Music Lane
Austin
Summer on Music Lane is a daytime-into-evening spot in the heart of South Congress, set just off the busy stretch of SoCo where Music Lane meets the neighborhood's mix of shops and restaurants. Expect a relaxed, design-forward space that leans into Austin's easygoing pace, with hours that stretch from early-morning coffee through dinner.
Lefty's Day & Night
Austin
Lefty's Day & Night is an all-day spot on Austin's East 6th Street that shifts from a morning coffee-and-breakfast counter into a bar and late-night hangout as the day goes on. It's a flexible place to know in East Austin whether you're starting your day or settling in for the evening.
Merfolk’s Specialty Coffee
Austin
Merfolk's Specialty Coffee is a small South Austin spot tucked into a suite off South Congress, the kind of place that takes its beans seriously without making a production of it. It keeps daytime hours, so plan a morning or early-afternoon visit if you want to settle in with a pour-over.
Night Owl
Austin
Night Owl is a low-key Burnet Road bar that keeps late hours, opening mid-afternoon and running till 2 a.m. on the nights it's open. It's the kind of neighborhood spot where the focus is on drinks and easy conversation rather than spectacle—a fitting fit for this stretch of North Austin.
Poke House West Lake
West Lake Hills
Here's the description: Poke House serves build-your-own Hawaiian-style poke bowls in the Westlake Hills area, just off Bee Caves Road in the Davenport Village area. You'll start by choosing a base, then layer on fish, proteins, and toppings, with options that work for sushi fans, seafood eaters, and vegetarians alike.
Distant Relatives
Austin
Distant Relatives is a barbecue spot in southeast Austin where pitmaster Damien Brockway builds his menu around West African flavors and techniques, putting smoked meats in conversation with ingredients like sorghum, peanuts, and benne seed. Hours are limited and it tends to sell out, so plan to arrive early on one of the few days it's open rather than treating it as a late-evening stop.
Mama Dearest
Austin
Mama Dearest is an East Austin cocktail bar tucked along Pedernales Street, keeping later hours that lean toward the evening and night crowd rather than the daytime. It's part of the cluster of bars and gathering spots that have taken root in this stretch of the city's east side, so it pairs easily with a longer night out in the neighborhood.
VACO HOUSE
Austin
Vaco House sits in Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood, serving both breakfast and dinner—though you'll want to note it keeps an unusual schedule, closing Tuesdays and pausing each afternoon between its morning and evening services. Plan around the mid-day gap, and don't count on Tuesday.
Victory East
Austin
Victory East brings Caribbean cooking and a lounge-and-bar atmosphere to East 11th Street, in the historically Black neighborhood east of I-35 that's become one of Austin's busier nightlife corridors. Plan around its limited schedule—it currently opens only later in the week and into the evening, leaning more toward a night-out spot than a casual lunch stop.
BarleyBean Coffee
Austin
Tucked along South Lamar in the 78704 — arguably one of Austin's most character-filled stretches — BarleyBean Coffee leans on a do-a-bit-of-everything menu, pairing the espresso and tea you'd expect with breakfast plates, sandwiches, juices, and even pizza. It keeps fairly long daytime hours, opening at 7 a.m. and running into the evening, which makes it as easy to drop by for a morning cortado as for a casual late-afternoon bite.
Lavaca Street Bar - South Lamar
Austin
Lavaca Street Bar's South Lamar location is a sports-focused spot where the patio and big TVs draw crowds for game days, with a gastropub menu and full bar to match. Note that it keeps later hours and opens in the afternoon, so it's more of an evening and night destination than a daytime stop.
Cafe du Bliss
Austin
Tucked into a strip along Research Boulevard in northwest Austin, Cafe du Bliss is the kind of neighborhood cafe that fits easily into a workday or an errand run, with hours that stretch from mid-morning well into the evening. It's a low-key stop in a part of town better known for office parks than coffee culture, which makes a relaxed place to sit down all the more useful.
Mom’s Crepe
Austin
Mom's Crepe is a small dessert spot in northwest Austin's Anderson Mill area, serving sweet and savory crepes in an unassuming neighborhood storefront. Note the limited schedule—it's open evenings only, Tuesday and Wednesday, so it's worth checking hours before you make the trip.
Talisman Coffee Co.
Austin
Talisman Coffee Co. sits along Manor Road on Austin's east side, the kind of neighborhood coffee spot that keeps morning-into-early-afternoon hours rather than stretching into the evening. Plan to stop by before the early close — most days the doors shut by one or two in the afternoon, so it's better suited to a breakfast or midday visit than a late one.
Zombie Taco
Austin
Tucked along the Drag just steps from the UT Austin campus, Zombie Taco serves up tacos from early morning to late evening, making it an easy stop whether you're after breakfast tacos before class or something to round out the day. The location on Guadalupe Street puts you in the thick of the student-heavy stretch of shops and eateries, so expect a casual, come-as-you-are vibe.
Postino South Lamar
Austin
Postino South Lamar is the Austin outpost of the Phoenix-born wine bar, set in an airy, brick-walled space along South Lamar where the menu leans on shareable bruschetta boards and an approachable, well-priced wine list. Come early evening and you'll notice the crowd settling in for the daily happy hour, a long-running draw that pairs bottles with antipasto plates.
Civil Goat
Austin
Civil Goat is a small coffee shop on Guadalupe Street, just across from the University of Texas campus, which keeps it squarely in the orbit of students and the steady foot traffic of the Drag. With morning-into-afternoon hours only, it's geared toward a coffee run or a quiet stretch of work rather than an evening hangout, so plan your visit before mid-afternoon.
Upstairs Circus ATX
Austin
Upstairs Circus is a hands-on craft bar in downtown Austin's Second Street District, where you sip a cocktail while working through a guided DIY project—leather goods, jewelry, candles, and the like—at your table. Note the limited hours: it's closed early in the week, so check ahead before you make the trip.
Bouldin Acres
Austin
Bouldin Acres on West Braker is a sprawling beer garden and bar where the draw is the outdoor space — picnic tables, yard games, and room to settle in for an afternoon over a wide tap list and casual bar food. It's an easy, dog-friendly spot in North Austin to gather with a group, with a kitchen that runs from late morning into the night.