Please leave Latino owned restaurants/bars/coffeeshops. They don't necessarily need to serve Latin food, but would be cool if so!

Avid noodle enjoyer just looking for the best in everyone’s opinion?

Hi! To any employees or insiders…. Does anyone have the recipe for Tiny’s Milk & Cookies chocolate chip cookies? I know you can buy them baked or raw (to cook at home) but I wanted to see if anyone has the original recipe, ingredients, etc. Thanks!!

Where are all you espresso snobs getting your flat white?

I miss their banh mi sandwiches! Did they ever open another food truck or spot in town—

I've never been, what are y'alls experiences? How do you feel they compare to Central Market and HEB? My top concerns are produce life and price, but I've also been thinking about that anti capitalist life. A co-op seems to be a good way of putting my money to better use. Are they generally a good company that treats their employees well?

Love me some Vietnamese. I know where to get good Pho and Com plates. Anybody got any amazing spots for Bún Bò Huê??? Let a dude know!

Hi! My friends birthday just happened and she posted about places where you can get birthday items for free such as Starbucks, jersey mikes, nothing bundt cakes, etc. I was wondering if there are any local to austin places that do things like that? TIA :-) my birthday is coming up and I’m a broke young mom who just wants to do something fun 😮‍💨

Quick search shows we haven’t had a falafel thread in a while. My favorite was the falafel sandwich at TLV in fareground, but they’ve been closed for a while. I heard that Ezov (also from the Emmer and Rye family) has good falafel. Any other recs? Preferably downtown/east side but will travel for the best.

I moved to Austin 3 months ago and have been wanting to try Tsuke, but based on everything I’ve read on Reddit it seems it’s pretty much impossible to get a reservation unless you know a ‘regular’. Any chance a regular on here would be willing to make a reservation on my behalf? Happy to buy you a bottle of sake (or two) as a thank you!!! Trying my luck here…

Shoutout to Zach for telling me about cuantos tacos in Austin TX, highly recommended by him and they were amazing! Thank you my man Zach! I hope you see this post

Hey guys I’m trying to do some research on who got the best taco Tuesday in Austin for the year 2025. Looking for high quality and best price. Where do you usually get your taco Tuesday fix?

Does anyone know of anywhere in Austin TX I can get Japanese style fluffy pancakes? I really really really want to try some but don’t care to put in the work in my own kitchen (mostly because I wake up too hungry to put forth that effort in the morning).

Any recommendations would be very appreciated! 🙌

Does anyone know any shop in Austin that sells tonburi? If not in the city, any good suppliers/websites?

My boyfriend and I love seafood and want to go to a nice seafood restaurant!! We like omakase too so won’t be opposed to that! Please give recs

looking for bars with seasonal hot drinks! I know La La's is an obvious answer but any other bars that do hot cider, hot chocolate, or even a spiced up hot toddy is what i'm looking for

i’ve tried to visit this coffee shop in riverside but i struggled to find parking and the actual coffee truck. does anyone have tips on where to park?? thank you in advance 😭❤️

For his birthday last year my partner and I took our then-10 year old to uchiko because he wanted to try a fancy restaurant. He loved it, and we've watched to try taking him out again to a nice restaurant, especially because our younger kid (who is a picky eater) has entered sleepover age so we have occasional weekends with just the 11 yo.

Any suggestions for restaurants we can try? Looking for something fancy but accessible for a developing palate.

Does anyone know if ATX Cocina’s patio is covered & heated in the colder months?

Edited: spelling

Hey yall! You came through on the cinnamon roll recs so I have another question - who has the best pizza in Austin with a gluten free crust (where I can also get vegan cheese)?

We love Via 313, and used to love 600° (fka Slapbox) but want to try something different!

Thank you! 🍕

Hey y’all,

I’m missing home (originally from Ireland) and on the hunt for an authentic Irish breakfast here in Austin. I recently tried the breakfast at BD Riley’s, and while it was good, it just didn’t quite hit the spot. I’m craving something closer to what I’d find back home – the real deal with proper rashers, sausages, black and white pudding, and maybe even a decent pot of tea.

Does anyone know a spot in Austin that does a truly authentic Irish fry-up? Or any hidden gems that come close? I’d love to hear your suggestions – I need a taste of home!

Thanks in advance, Sláinte! 🍳

Any recs for restaurant for birthday with well behaved kids? Looking for higher end dining with beautiful atmosphere

Hey all,

I am Tucson, AZ born and raised. My husband and I are taking a trip to Austin in late April, and we definitely want to check out some Tex-Mex style food. We’re used to Sonoran Mexican food and we can’t wait to try out what you all have going on in Texas! We’d also be cool to check out Austin’s take on Mexican food in general as well. We’d love to check out what locals love and avoid the over-hyped tourist spots.

Edit: I should say that we will be staying downtown around Butler Metro Park. We’ll have a car and are willing to drive.

Preferably on croissant, but I'm not too picky. Pls drop suggestions. North Austin, highland area

I just saw the news that Genuine Joe coffeehouse is moving into a bakery and closing down their location on West Anderson. Not sure what that transition will look like so I’m wondering what are some other good coffee shops etc with bottomless drip coffee? And not necessarily unlimited coffee all day for a low low price, but any places where you can get a refill or two of hot drip coffee in an actual coffee mug? Thanks.

My wife and I will be visiting Austin for our 10 year anniversary. I know there is a ton to do in Austin. I'm having difficulty find any events, tours or restaurants that offer a little something extra for people celebrating. Anyone have some info on places that help make your visit feel special?

Thanks for any suggestions!

Can anyone tell me when I should arrive to Barbs on a Sunday so that I stand a good chance of getting food? I don’t want to stand in line for hours but I’d love to try their BBQ. Any advice is greatly appreciated.