Food & Drink
Food & Drink across Austin, TX.
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Starbucks Coffee Company
Austin
This South Lamar Starbucks sits in the 78704 zip just south of downtown, an easy stop for the familiar menu of espresso drinks, brewed coffee, and grab-and-go breakfast. It opens at 5 AM on weekdays, so it's a reliable option if you're heading out early or need a quiet corner with Wi-Fi to settle in for a while.
True Texas BBQ
Austin
Tucked into Austin's east side along E 51st Street, True Texas BBQ serves up the smoked brisket, sausage, and classic sides that anchor the region's barbecue tradition. It keeps straightforward weekday hours and makes an easy, no-fuss stop when you're craving Central Texas–style 'cue without the hours-long line.
Bento Teppanyaki Asian Cuisine
Austin
Tucked into Austin's Mueller district along Barbara Jordan Boulevard, Bento Teppanyaki Asian Cuisine serves a mix of Chinese and broader Asian dishes in a casual setting suited to a quick weekday lunch or an unfussy dinner. Expect teppanyaki-style plates and bento-style combinations, with a kitchen that keeps regular midday-to-evening hours through the week.
The 13th floor
Austin
The 13th Floor sits inside the old building at the corner of Red River and 7th, in the heart of Austin's Red River entertainment district, a stretch known for its dense run of late-night music venues and bars. Open only Tuesday through Saturday evenings into the early morning hours, it's the kind of spot you'll wander into after a show rather than plan an evening around.
Starbucks Coffee Company
Austin
Starbucks on Barton Springs Road is a familiar stop near Zilker Park and Lady Bird Lake, with the same menu and predictable comforts you'd expect from the chain. It opens early at 5 AM, making it a practical first stop before a morning paddle or a walk along the greenbelt.
Neighbor Coffee & Friends - Burnet
Austin
Tucked along Burnet Road in north-central Austin, Neighbor Coffee & Friends keeps morning hours that make it a daytime stop rather than an evening hangout, closing up by early afternoon. Expect the unhurried, neighborhood feel its name suggests—a place to settle in with a coffee before the day gets going.
Salty Blonde Bakery
Austin
Tucked into Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood, Salty Blonde Bakery keeps famously short hours — currently just Wednesday mornings from 8 to 2 — so it rewards visitors who plan around it rather than wander in. Check the day before you go, and treat a stop here as a small ritual rather than a sure thing.
Bull's Irish Pub
Austin
Bull's Irish Pub sits along San Jacinto Boulevard in the heart of downtown Austin, just a short walk from the Capitol and the Sixth Street scene. It keeps evening-only hours, opening at 4 PM and running late, so plan on it as a spot for a nightcap rather than an afternoon stop.
Streamway Coffee
Austin
Streamway Coffee sits along Airport Boulevard on Austin's east side, a small operation that keeps notably tight hours—just a couple of weekday mornings from 7 to noon—so it's worth checking the schedule before you make the trip. Come early in the week if you want to catch it, since it's closed Mondays and shuts down by lunchtime when it is open.
The Violet Crown Wine Bar & Coffee Shop
Austin
Here's the description: The Violet Crown serves as both a neighborhood coffee shop and wine bar in Austin's Crestview area, which means you can settle in with an espresso in the morning and stay through happy hour without changing tables. It's the kind of low-key spot where you'll find people working at the counter during the day and lingering over a glass of wine come evening, with a patio that's worth claiming when the weather cooperates.
Carpenter Coffee Bar
Austin
Carpenter Coffee Bar sits at the base of the Carpenter Hotel in South Austin, a light-filled space with a covered patio that opens onto the neighborhood. Expect a focused menu of espresso drinks alongside a full breakfast and lunch kitchen, with a morning crowd that mixes hotel guests and locals settling in to work.
Kinfolk Cocktail Lounge & Spirits Library
Austin
Tucked along Red River Street in the heart of downtown Austin's nightlife district, Kinfolk leans into its "spirits library" name with a focus on considered cocktails over crowds. Keep in mind it keeps tight hours, so it's worth checking before you go rather than treating it as a late-night drop-in.
Marlow
Austin
Tucked along the quieter eastern stretch of 6th Street, Marlow is an evening-only cocktail bar that leans into the craft side of Austin's nightlife rather than the rowdy energy farther west. Come after 5 for carefully built drinks in a low-key setting, and note that it keeps a tight schedule—closed Mondays, with doors open into the late hours the rest of the week.
PAV BHAJI EXPRESS THE DOMAIN
Austin
Pav Bhaji Express in The Domain serves up a focused menu built around its namesake dish—pav bhaji, the Mumbai street-food staple of spiced mashed vegetables served with buttered, griddled rolls. Closed Mondays, it's a casual spot for North Indian comfort food in the heart of Austin's Domain shopping district.
the side bar
Austin
Bring a little patience for this one — the Side Bar is a small, dimly lit cocktail spot tucked beside Casino el Camino on Austin's East 7th Street, and it doesn't open until 5 p.m. Inside you'll find a narrow, low-key room and a jukebox, the kind of place that fills up with regulars rather than crowds, where the focus is on a quiet drink rather than a scene.
Mother's Ruin
Austin
Mother's Ruin sits in Austin's East 6th Street corridor, a stretch of bars and music venues east of I-35 that's become one of the city's busier nightlife districts. The bar leans into cocktails and a casual, late-night crowd, staying open well past midnight most days.
La Perla Bar
Austin
La Perla sits on the East Sixth stretch, the more laid-back, locals-leaning end of the strip a world away from the downtown crowds, opening in the late afternoon and running well past midnight. It's the kind of unfussy neighborhood spot where the patio and the drinks matter more than the scene.
Flo’s Wine Bar and Bottle Shop
Austin
Flo's pairs a sit-down wine bar with a retail bottle shop, so you can settle in for a glass on its short Tuesday-and-Wednesday-evening hours or grab something to take home from the same shelves. Tucked along West 35th in a quieter pocket of west Austin, it leans toward the neighborhood-spot end of the spectrum rather than the see-and-be-seen crowd.
Dutch Bros Coffee
Austin
Two sentences, warm and factual, no superlatives. A drive-thru-focused outpost of the Oregon-born Dutch Bros chain on Ben White Boulevard in South Austin, this is the kind of spot built around quick service and a long menu of customizable drinks—blended Freezes, energy-drink-based Rebels, and plenty of sugary, milk-heavy coffee options. Expect early hours and a crew known for chatting you up at the window rather than a sit-down café atmosphere, so it's more a grab-and-go stop than a place to linger.
The Greek Bar 🧿
Austin
Tucked into a stretch of East Oltorf in South Austin, The Greek Bar is a small, evening-only spot serving Greek plates a few nights a week, so it pays to check the hours before you go. Expect a low-key, neighborhood feel rather than a sprawling taverna—the kind of place where the short menu and limited schedule signal a kitchen working at its own pace.
Bananarchy - Revolutionary Desserts
Austin
Bananarchy turns the humble frozen banana into the main event — dip-your-own-style treats coated in chocolate and rolled in toppings, with plenty of vegan options that fit right in on the Drag near the UT campus. Don't show up at lunch: this is an evening spot, opening at 5 PM for a sweet, walkable detour after dinner.
REVL Social Club
Pflugerville
Just north of Austin off I-35 in Pflugerville, REVL Social Club pairs a full restaurant and bar with games and group activities under one roof, so a meal here easily turns into an afternoon. Come hungry but plan to stick around — it's built more for lingering with friends than for a quick bite.
House Park Bar-B-Que
Austin
A small, lunch-only barbecue counter just west of downtown, House Park sticks to a tight weekday midday window and a no-frills routine: order at the counter, eat your brisket or sausage, and notice the old hand-painted sign out front reading "Need no teef to eat my beef." Come early, since the kitchen closes by mid-afternoon and the line moves through a single modest dining room.
SusieCakes - Austin West 6th Street
Austin
SusieCakes brings its lineup of classic American celebration desserts — layer cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and bars made from traditional from-scratch recipes — to a tidy storefront on West 6th, just west of downtown. It's the kind of spot where you stop in for a slice or pick up a whole cake for an occasion, with a rotating case of nostalgic favorites rather than trend-driven confections.