Hey I have $200 I think I'll throw it out on the street! Oh. I can give it to Garbo's for lousy…read morefood and terrible service?! Okay! The calamari was rubbery and the portion was tiny for $17. The mini lobster roll is embarrassing. $14 for a literal "bite" of lobster. Overhyped and overpriced (Of course, what was I expecting from an "Austin, Texas Lobster Roll" restaurant??!!)

I've visited the new Garbo's location twice now since it's a bit closer to me than the original…read morespot on Parker and I have to say they've done a great job with both the interior and the service. They kept the nautical theme throughout the restaurant, which you really notice from the bar area where I sat. Service was friendly and very attentive even on a slow Sunday although though I'm guessing this location might be more of a dinner spot. There's plenty of seating both downstairs and upstairs, which makes it a good option for larger groups. As for the food I went with the Connecticut-style lobster roll since it was a warm afternoon, but the menu offers a solid variety of seafood and non-seafood options along with some delicious desserts like the key lime pie which I also got to try. Prices are definitely on the higher side as expected with quality seafood, but I had a coupon that helped offset the cost. I can't say I'd come here regularly because of the price point, but if I'm in the area and craving seafood this would easily be my go-to place.

It was beautiful Hill country day the day after Christmas. Clear blue skies and a beautiful 76…read moredegrees. Great company and of course great wine. MY go to is the Sangiovese Reserve.

Every time we pop into the bistro we are so happy we did. Deviled eggs, crab cakes and Thai chicken…read morenoodles. So delish we got all of them.

Cozy environment and friendly service. I had a beer and Chicken Fried Steak with Mashed Potatoes…read moreand Green Beans. Really good comfort food.

Wonderful experience. My dad and I wanted to take a day and get out of the city so did a Hill…read moreCountry tour starting here. It is the epitome of a welcoming old school diner. It was quiet, we were greeted right away. Everyone working there worked together and were so friendly. We got the BLT and it was everything you could hope for. Salty flavorful bacon fresh tomatoes and fantastic thick chewy toasted bread. The banana pudding was not to be missed! Fresh and clearly homemade with fresh sliced banana and classic wafers loaded on top. Thank you for a wonderful meal!

Food was incredible period. You can tell everything is made from scratch and they use quality…read moreingredients. Service was just as good. Every time I've been I've had a different server and they've all been incredible! The ambiance in this place is very unique. You can ask more about the history about the building so I don't spoil it but the architecture is incredible!

Our family decided to go to Camp Lucy for dinner on 4/24 to celebrate a family member's birthday…read more All the rave about Tilley's and since it had been a few years since going there, we decided to make that our selection. I can say the ambiance is wonderful. It is a beautiful place. Our previous attending and food choices/selections were fantastic. In preparation for, since two had not been there, I pointed them to the online menu. First mistake, the menu is old and requires update. I think if I had known that I would not have made Tilley's an option. The prices of everything were pretty high. And based on the food we selected, most was not worth the cost. One order included Short Rib Pasta with a thin pasta as tagliolini. Instead, I receive a pulled pork with a very thick pasta. I did not care for it. I like thin pasta. Pictures display what was provided and a typical Northern Italy dish of tagliolini. Because I am not certain of the plate names, I can only comment as to what our group had to say. And of course, the menu online is still not up to date. Steak Frites. The steak was a little tough and cold. It did not really have a real flavor. It was accompanied by fries that were not tasty at all. Thank God for ketchup. House made Focaccia, as an appetizer, was a good size that could be shared among the 4 of us. Make sure to ask for extra butter because they only provide a small container. As big as it is and 4 adults, you would think they would automatically provide enough butter for each. The night was so busy that when we finally did ask and got it, the bread was already cold. The lemon brick chicken was another favorite dish in our group. It was tasty. The best dish was the fish (cod). It was superb, since we were disappointed in our own meals, we were fortunate the birthday girl shared with us. The fish was cooked excellent. Let me summarize by saying that based on prices, staff, and time for food to come to us, it wasn't worth it. I think a better choice would have been Trattoria Lisina in Driftwood where you don't have to pay for the bread and staff is always there to take care of you and get the food to you in a more expeditious fashion. Fortunately, Tilley's is beautiful therefore the surroundings make time go by a little quicker. I did send a similar note to Tilley's, but they did not respond.

I'm awarding 5 stars for our two recent visits. But, there's a point I'd like to make. Yes, this is…read morea dining destination and prices are commensurate with the experience. For most pasta dishes, I'd hit Mandola's in Austin. Save about $10 an entree and some gas money. A few weeks ago I didn't want to venture too far off the ranch. Wife and I ended up at Lisina on Saturday. Calamari to start was crisp and not chewy. Caesar salad followed and was a nice example of the dish. Lisina is also a little skimpy on offering bread refills. We finished with drinks and the panna cotta. Just over $100 for this experience. WELL, the next day I needed to take mom out for her anniversary. Dad has long passed but I always try to do something special. Sunday highlights forthcoming. This time with mom and Rooster along we started with the carpaccio. The presentation really wowed because it looks like red plate until you realize all that color is shaved tenderloin. White plate underneath! The greens, parmesan, and aioli was one of the best I've had. Mom went for the gnocchi; Rooster goes for the Mezzaluna ravioli. This is now Rooster's fave restaurant. I went back to the appetizers section and selected the crab cake. Zero complaints on these dishes. Don't forget mom's wine. Gelato and cake to finish the meal. I think I've dined here once since my 2009 review. Yup, steak pics still accounted for on Yelp. Trattoria Lisina is still going strong in Driftwood. Expect $$$$, this meal was almost $300. Good food ain't cheap folks.

We love this place for a special occasion dinner. But, recently the food just didn't seem to live…read moreup to the hype or price. The ribeye was so dry and tough. Cooked to a medium rare you would think it would juicy and tender. What a disappointment.

Loved the shrimp tostadas. Atmosphere was nice as well. Great service also. Will definitely be back!read more

This review is probably a little unfair as we were trying to get lunch during Christmas on Mercer…read more Really busy. Probably understaffed as well. Staff seemed flustered and lacked direction. Everything was slow. Bloody Mary's were not well made. The fried pickles and jalapeños were flavorless. Burger was over done. Loaded baked potato soup and salad were both good. We'll give 'em another try when they aren't so busy.

Smash burger with fries. Great cafe in gas station. Immediate and friendly service. Easy access.read more

Prices are well thought out. The double stack/triple stack is a go to!! It's right around the…read morecorner for me. The burger patties actually have a flavor ( unlike mc Donald's or anything like that) hidden little gem

Alannah is one of the best bartenders ever! The Mexican Martinis kept coming as we enjoyed the…read moreincredible food of El Rey. I almost always get some type of fajita plate as their tortillas are so good. My friend almost always gets the choriqueso and she loves it. The crow that eats here can be a little rough -- I've had some uncomfortable moments with the women at the bar. Otherwise, most people are typical south folks who drink bottled beer and smoke Marlboro lights. The restroom needs some improvement but other than that, there's some charm to El Rey. I love this place!

This food was dog shit!! I honestly wouldn't even feed it to my dog. If I could give it a negative…read morestar I honestly would. Nothing spectacular about the service either. The food looked like they just open a can of dog food and dumped it on a plate to serve to people. Yuckkkkkkk you couldn't pay me to eat here. I wouldn't even eat it if it was free!

Just stopped in here 7/27 9:30 am - rudest clerk I've ever seen - no thanks- no nothing…read more Coffee area dirty-

These guys and ladies Rock this location ! Always on point with good attitudes and keep up with the…read morelocation I'll keep coming here for as long as I live down the road !

The HEB Blooms department did a wonderful job of providing florals for our November 2025 wedding…read more Decently priced and setup/delivery was great. I don't think we could have gotten more beautiful flowers anywhere else!

Getting tired of getting rotten fruit at H-E-B! I asked about blackberries and he said they had to…read morego through them and sort them out so I had to get the trio with blueberries and raspberries the next day the raspberries were all moldy. I was going to take them to my daughters for my grandma babies and it was very disappointing and gross! Sure, I could save them a return them and waste money on gas the same cost of my product!