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Great food. You need to eat it hot and fresh on the picnic table right away to get the best flavor. Sadly the gravey gets cold relatively quick so get to eating! The Johnny Hash has nearly everything on it and is delicious. There is a proper vegetarian option available that's vegan friendly. These biscuits are as good as any you'll have in Texas.
Food: was it good? Eh. On the fence. If you enjoy a ton of gravy overpowering the biscuit and the one piece of bacon then sure. Was the small container of potatoes worth $1.50? No. This is the container you put condiments in. Service was ok. Not rude just lacked continuity. Ambiance: ok location. Seating is decent. Older colorful picnic tables. However, sitting at one of the tables there was a lovely smell of natural gas coming from one of the pipes so there's that. Would not go again. 2 1/2 stars but won't let me put that.
Biscuits, gravy, sausage and bacon, does it get any better? No! Biscuits and Groovy is a must-visit spot for anyone craving a hearty, delicious breakfast. Their biscuits are soft, savory, and perfectly baked, providing a perfect base for their delicious gravy. Whether you're a breakfast enthusiast or just looking for a filling meal, this place delivers a comforting, delicious experience that leaves you satisfied and will have you going back for more. The location is a little challenging as it's right off the road and there's not much parking so be prepared when you go to circle around a bit to find somewhere to park.
Stopped by Biscuits and Groovy for an on-the-go breakfast while visiting Austin. Food was good, service was friendly efficient, and the theming of the menu items were on point. Stopped by on a weekday morning and customers were consistently coming by to either pickup or place orders. Definitely a popular spot and with good reason. Biscuits and Groovy is a food truck with a few tables located nearby for patrons to enjoy their food on site (although most people seemed to take their order to go). As others have mentioned, parking can be a challenge. My husband ended up dropping me off to order and wait for the food while scouring the nearby area for parking. The menu is pretty straight forward with each entree having different variations of a set of items. Our order consisted of - The Donna (substituted sausage for bacon) - The M.C. Hammer Food was fresh, warm, and tasty. Biscuits were a great texture and their delicious gravy was smothered on both items in our order generously. The bacon, eggs, cheese, and chives complemented the biscuits and gravy perfectly. My husband and I were both pleased (and full) from our orders. Biscuits and Groovy is definitely worth checking out. They suited our needs for the morning as we needed something quick to take on the go. The food is of good quality and will leave you satisfied until your next meal.
I have been wanting to try B&G for the longest time, and due to not making proper brunch reservations anywhere else/not wanting to wait 30 min-1 hour to eat, I ended up coming here with my sis and friend for Saturday's super late breakfast! The parking situation is SO confusing. It says "not to park in the alley" or behind Peddler's bike shop...but then, where? We parked behind Peddler's anyways since we would be eating quickly, and because we really didn't know where else we could go! I got the The Village (Three freshly baked buttermilk biscuits topped with white pepper gravy, sausage, jalapenos, colby jack cheese, black pepper and chives) but made vegetarian. I love how they can make any of their dishes vegetarian or even vegan! I was in love with the biscuits, the gravy not so much. My sister and friend also enjoyed their dishes, but my friend thought the price was too much for just biscuits. For me, it hit the spot and I definitely wanted to curl up and take a nap since all the blood did indeed rush to my stomach and got to work, haha!
Wow this place is awesome! Every single item on the menu can be made completely vegan or vegetarian! It's very reasonably priced too. The 1 biscuit option is already a pretty big portion in my opinion, but most menu items include 3 biscuits. I found the vegan gravy a bit too salty, but overall really good. We came on a Sunday around 12:30 and it came out fast, within 10 minutes. All outdoor seating, but most in the shade. Highly recommend checking Biscuits and Groovy out!
The food was amazing, simple things done at the hugest level. The staff was very nice, even at the peak of their business. The neighborhood it's located in is so beautiful and it makes for a very pleasant dining experience. I'd love to come again!
Biscuits and Groovy has been on my Austin bucket list for years and I finally got the chance to cross it off the list on my most recent trip to Austin. This place is an Austin favorite, so I planned an early arrival to beat the crowds. Parking sucks here. Pay attention to the signs in front of the business as it clearly says, do not park in the alley or the gas station. I found street parking in the neighborhood very easily. The business itself is a cool looking trailer, next to the bike shop with a small patio off to the side. I got there early, so ordering with the cool and friendly staff was a breeze. They give you a buzzer to let you know when your food is ready. The menu is pretty simple. You got freshly made buttermilk biscuits served in a variety of different ways. The common denominator in most of the dishes is white pepper gravy but topped with different toppings. You can also get a regular ole biscuit, topped with butter and jam. You really can't go wrong here. I was undecided like usual so they suggested I go with their best seller, the Gloria Gaynor. It's a large dish and can easily be shared, but I did a pretty good job of knocking most of it out myself. It was three open faced biscuits, topped with their delicious gravy, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, jalapenos, cheese, pepper and chives. This dish not only looked glorious and comforting, but it also tasted absolutely delicious. That gravy was one of the better white gravies that I've had. The biscuits were buttery, light and flaky. Just like I like them. The eggs were done just right, not too runny, not too hard. I will say I felt the proteins were a little light. I would've liked a little more sausage and bacon in every bite. The jalapenos were of the pickled variety and added a little bit of heat. The green onions added a nice bite of freshness to the dish to cut through all the richness of all the other components. I was thoroughly satisfied with this dish. As far as drinks go, the only options is freshly squeezed OJ. I was all about that and really liked it, but a coffee option would have came in clutch too. Luckily there is a coffee shop next door if you really have to get that caffeine fix. I am so glad I finally got to the check this spot out. It definitely did not disappoint and I would gladly come back!
I generally love this place, though they tend to take a bit to get you your food. However, it's typically good. It's right by my house so I walk there on weekends to eat. I stopped in today to grab a bite before I had to jump on the road for an 8 hour drive home for the weekend. I waited patiently over 40 minutes. When I went back up to the window I noticed several people that ordered way after me had already received their food. They forgot my order completely. No apology or attempt to try to fix the situation. I received a refund but even that took a a bit for them to figure out how to do. It was a disappointing experience.
I loved everything about our quick visit to Biscuits + Groovy, except maybe the parking. The service was excellent, food was ready quick and the area is a nice collection of local businesses. The seating is limited since it's a food truck on the corner of an intersection, so we got our food to go and it didn't impact quality at all. We got the Donna with veg sausage and two sandwiches with added sausage patties, and a fresh squeezed OJ. The biscuits are incredibly soft and warm, the gravy was perfect thickness and the vegetarian sausage was tasty and well spiced. My partner said his sandwiches were fine but what really stood out was the juice. So yummy! It's hard to find vegetarian biscuits with sausage and gravy, and this hit the spot! Will be excited to come back for more.
Bang for your buck portions! I got the Donna, which is 3 scrambled eggs on biscuits. As not a big eater, it was definitely big enough to split into two. There are a few picnic tables nearby to eat at. I ended up parking at the gas station across the street, which I'm not sure if that was kosher, but it was early enough that I didn't feel bad about it. Overall, a solid place to go to if you really like biscuits!
Like many others have said, parking is nonexistent. I parked at the gas station across the street. They have a few picnic tables to the aide if you're wanting to eat there. Employees were nice, waited maybe 5 minutes after ordering. Had the johnny hash minus chives. It consists of 3 smaller buttermilk biscuits topped with gravy, sausage, bacon cheese and potatoes. It was perfect. Biscuits were nice and fluffy and the toppings had great flavor. Also ordered a freshly squeezed orange juice. It was very good. Definitely recommend.
Yikes. The good news is these guys offer vegan alternatives for everything they sell, the bad news is their vegan options just aren't that great. This was the first time I'd thought about reordering everything strictly in carnivore mode, just to do a side-by-side taste comparison. I thought the vegan chorizo was way too salty, there wasn't any taste at all from the vegan gravy or tofu scramble, and the faux bacon pieces were exactly like slivers of pepperoni-flavored Begging Strips - don't ask me how I know, I'm just familiar with that particular fare. In all fairness, the biscuits themselves are good, I didn't entirely dislike their vegan sausage patty, and perhaps those two are the keys of making meatless merry here. Here's my dilemma: If this were my hood and I was within decent walking distance, I could easily be a fan of Biscuits and Groovy - you just have to be selective in what you get. But if I'm driving in from West 35th St because I'm suddenly in a breakfast mood, there are just too many other cool places around nearby to choose from, like Vegan Nom or Daily Juice or Kerby Lane or Central Market. This just puts B & G on this side of inconvenience for me. But If you seriously have the need for company while pigging out on a "Gloria Gaynor" gravy-covered biscuit-wallowing meat-ladened carb extravaganza - and I can watch you while nibbling on my McVegan Junior Sausage biscuit - then hey, just let me know. read more
The breakfast was delicious with a good size portion, I could not finish it! If you like biscuits and gravy, you need to try this place and believe me they have many different options then just the typical biscuits and gravy! I ordered the Gloria Gaynor which has scrambled egg, maple bacon, Colby cheese and jalapeños added to the biscuits and creamy gravy and it was so delicious! It's a food trailer but they have seating on the side. It gets very busy but they are very nice and get the food out quickly! I will definitely be going back to this nice lil piece of Austin when I come back! read more
11 years ago
I have been wanting to try this place for years. YEARS. I have no idea why it took me so long, bit I finally made it and I got some delicious biscuits and gravy. Like most every other born and raised Texan, I love biscuits and gravy. This is probably a surprise, because I hate bread, but I make an exception for some carbs slathered with delicious gravy. Who can resist that? The man working the counter was very upfront about the wait when we first stopped by to order and told us we could come back in 40 minutes and there probably wouldn't be a wait. Since we were going to Flightpath anyway, this was no problem and I appreciated the honesty. When we finally made our way back, I went with The Village biscuits, which consist of three buttermilk biscuits smothered in white pepper gravy, sausage, colby jack cheese, jalapeños, and chives. It was DELICIOUS. The man even asked me if I wanted a lot of jalapeños - of course I did - and they did not let me down. I ate almost all of it because, let's face it, three biscuits is a lot of food. I am sad that they forgot to put any chives on mine, but that's okay. It was still really good. Now to find a way to be in this area for breakfast more often... read more
I'll tell you a secret. My absolute favorite, bar none, comfort food is biscuits and gravy. My mom made them for us when we were kids, and to this day, I can still get her to make them. There is nothing like the combination of a flaky biscuit with sausage gravy, and in my case, scrambled eggs, to comfort you when times are tough or just make you feel good on a weekend morning. The combination of biscuit, cream gravy and sausage is also life's perfect hangover breakfast, IMHO. This morning, while not HO, I woke up from a libations rich evening and had a hankering for this perfect remedy. I did not feel like cooking, and mom now lives 600 miles away. I grabbed my dog Leroy and enlisted a couple of friends to trek to Hyde Park and give Biscuits and Groovy a try. The morning went a little awry, compliments of Leroy, who opted to lift his leg on my foot upon arrival. Sigh. So I was in need of comforting even more. Being old school about my B&G, I ordered the basic Biscuits and Groovy which had three buttermilk biscuits with their creamy pepper gravy, sausage and chives. I added an egg to that order. I also ordered a side of scrambled eggs for Leroy. The biscuits arrived flaky and hot with the peppery gravy, sausage and eggs. It was the perfect comfort food kick off my Sunday. I did note that they cater to vegetarians and vegans and had lots of interesting souped up B&G offerings and à la carte toppings: eggs, bacon, sausage, vegan bacon/sausage, tofu scramble, black beans, pinto beans, green onions, home fries, jalapenos, sausage, cheese, vegan cheese, jam and butter. They make all of their food to order, and it shows. They have 3 community style picnic tables right outside and deliver food to you with a number system when it is ready. The staff was friendly and helpful, giving me water for Leroy and scrambling eggs plain for my dog. So if you find yourself with a hankering for a little comfort food ala groovy, hightail your hungry self to Hyde Park, and Give Biscuits & Groovy a try. read more
10 years ago
This place is amazing! If you're looking for some of the best biscuits in Austin, check this place out. Foodtruck with picnic tables outside. Order at counter and they bring you your food. I got the Gloria Gaynor, which is three biscuits, gravy, cheese, bacon, sausage, and gravy. Wow. Best $11 spent on the trip. Highly recommend this place. Only downside is parking is tricky. read more
The address is misleading: this place is actually just across 51st Street from Snappy Mart, in whose parking lot you can leave your car if you're visiting this food trailer. I visited with two friends on a Sunday around 11am, but it seems that we picked the first time they guy working the trailer had ever had that many people visit at the same time. So he was scrambling (sorry, that was a lame joke) to fill all of the orders simultaneously. We ordered two breakfast burritos ($6 and $7 each but not what I'd label "big"), biscuits and gravy ($6), and two bottles of Texas Tea (Fredericksburg peach and Poteet strawberry, $1 each). While doing so, I learned that Sweet Leaf had been acquired by Nestle, so that's why Texas Tea was superior in the local category. (The sweet guy working the trailer apparently also works for Texas Tea.) It took what felt like between 15 to 20 minutes before we got our order, but we went around the corner to Flight Path to pick up some coffee since B+G doesn't sell any. (That's a good call to avoid unnecessary competitive drama between close neighbors.) The food was pretty good: I didn't actually try the biscuits and gravy since the ordered gravy wasn't vegan, but my burrito with the Jameson Irish whiskey pulled pourk was okay. (I believe the pourk was made of jackfruit.) But I still think Counter Culture's breakfast burrito has a more well-rounded flavor and is satisfying++. The verdict: If I need some vegan brekkie before noon on any day of the week except Monday, I'll come to Biscuits + Groovy. But if I can wait till noon on a Sunday to have Counter Culture's breakfast burrito, I'm going there instead. read more
YUM YUM YUMMMMMMMMMMM!! I was out to try something new and found this trailer on Yelp's hot list! Boy do they belong there! First of all I love biscuits and gravy. Second of all, putting stuff on top of biscuits and gravy? GENIUS. I ordered the one with bacon and cheese. SO freaking delicious. You could get anything from eggs and cheese to tofu to philly cheese steak. That's what's up. Next trip I want to try the pigs in really fluffy blankets or the cinnamon toast crunch french toast. The owner told us that they are opening a new location on Guadalupe which will give this place the star it is missing! (51st and Duval is Canada to me. ) Looking forward to more hangover brunches at this trailer! read more
4 years ago
Didn't see the usual huge line of people today on Sunday around noon so I had to stop and check it out this time. Ordered a Philly Nelson ($9) which came out within 10 minutes of waiting, not bad. Best hangover food ever! The food came out warm and tasted freshly prepared. Biscuits, gravy, bacon, sausage, cheese, chives, mmm it was delicious yet had that guilty feeling of being totally unhealthy. I included a picture of my plate about half-way through for this review.. I knocked this place down one star due to the excessive lines you normally get here but the food itself is worth the wait if you have the time and can afford the calories. read more
HEY GUYS HEY! Just got done eating the remaining biscuits and groovy from earlier this morning and I am pretty sure I inhaled those bad boys! I have been wanting to try this place out for weeks now and finally had a chance this weekend! Went there early to make sure I avoided the crowd and was happy to be helped right away. The guys in the trailer are nice and were patient while I studied the menu. Ordered the Gloria Gaynor and the classic Biscuits and Groovy with the brown ale gravy! I was asked if I wanted a little or a lot of jalapenos on my Gloria, which I gladly replied lots! The food was good. Not sure why others were saying they were like the biscuits you buy at the store and make at home, because none that I have ever had have been like these. They were flaky and fluffy! The plain gravy was delish! I would recommend the Gloria for anyone. The Bootlegger brown ale gravy was good, just a little sweet for my taste buds but good. My family used to always make beer biscuits while we were on vacay at the beach, and this reminded me of those. I can't wait to go back and try all the other yummy combos there. I would say that everyone should try it, its going to be a great little place when the weather gets cooler! read more
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Great place for a quick, homemade delicious breakfast. The biscuits are light but definitely filling. Seating is outdoor and casual. The OJ is freshly squeezed. Anyone visiting Austin should grab breakfast here at least once. read more
Biscuits and Groovy is an exceptional concept that is executed very, very well. If you're looking for a breakfast that doesn't consist of tacos or a burrito, this should probably be atop your list. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? I should probably throw out a disclaimer here that when I rolled up to B&G it was a balmy 100*+ afternoon with not a cloud in sight. I can't hold that against B&G, but there lack of seating in the shade (there are three picnic tables) was duly noted. Having said that, the fast and friendly service overcame the fact that I was melting away in front of everyone's eyes. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? While food trucks and stands command a premium, I was pleased to find that my order of 'The Gloria Gaynor' came to only $9, with $1 tacked on as i added some hash browns. Have a look: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cI5b5RdKrp5tGww9r42XiA&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg That's a lot of food, with three eggs, three biscuits, and all sorts of other goodies. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? With eggs, biscuits, cheese, sausage, maple bacon bits, and pepper gravy, this was a fantastically diverse dish. How could you go wrong? Having said that, it appeared as though a lot of it was cooked separately and then stacked as opposed to cooked together (with the exception of the biscuits obviously). I could be wrong, but that's how it tasted, and as a result, it came across as simply a sum of its parts. That's not a bad thing, but it kept it from being in the ranks of my all time favorite breakfast dishes. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Again, a marvelous concept executed well. Yes. Star Granted. read more
Vegan gravy and biscuits?? It's a Cali vegan's dream! Too bad I'm not vegan. I'm not even vegetarian. But I can definitely appreciate that they have the option available. I love my meat. I need my meat. My husband and I shared The Johnny Hash. Biscuits with cheese, sausage, bacon, potatoes and chives. All smothered with bacon. The biscuits were super fluffy. The gravy was pretty good. A little too much of it though. I'd rather have more bacon. =P Cute little trailer. It's a cool breakfast if you're looking for something low key. I would hit this place up for a quick breakfast if I'm ever back in Austin. read more
6 years ago
I can't remember exactly what I got but it was delicious, (reference pic to see food) I would of definitely enjoyed some extra gravy on it read more
10 years ago
Three star establishment. The biscuits themselves are nothing to write home about. I found the gravy to full of starch. But I do like that it was heavy on the meat. The cheese and green onions didn't add much to the dish. The bacon on the other hand. oh! Can I just have the bacon alone please...yum! Looking back, this carby saucy meaty meal was down home fulfilling on an empty stomach but nothing out of the ordinary. read more
6 years ago
Great food, music, and service! I've gone there numerous times and they never disappoint! If you are a big biscuits and gravy fan, this is the place for you! read more
Looked better than it was. Came for breakfast and was excited after I saw all the amazing pictures on Yelp, but wasn't blown away with the meal. First, the service: of all the awesome food trucks around Austin, this one had the worst service. The guy working the counter wasn't friendly or helpful. He also informed us they were out of potatoes so the dish we wanted wasn't available. Personally, I think that's kinda strange for a restaurant that only makes a few things. We waited for just under 20 minutes for our biscuits. The food: the biscuits were very good, fluffy and buttery and we all really enjoyed them. The gravy (groovy) was on the weak side. It was under-seasoned and wasn't cooked down enough so it had a bit of a raw flour taste. The toppings were very good. The bacon was high quality, the sausage was very good and the eggs were good. I put a lot of hot sauce on my dish and it kicked it up substantially. Honestly, this place was fine. It's fine for a late-Sunday wake-up meal. The food needs more seasoning, the gravy could be much better....and I missed the friendly, Austin service. read more
3 years ago
I'll start with the good, the fresh squeezed orange juice is the most orangey orange juice I've ever had in my entire life yet there was no pulp. Definitely a best case scenario if you're a fan of OJ. As for the good, I got the Johnny and my mother got the Gloria which I ended up finishing for her. Both we got with the vegan meat options. I can't say that I've ever really had biscuits and gravy but if this is what it normally tastes like then I don't think I've been missing anything all these years. The biscuits themselves were good but the gravy was just meh and I don't think I could really taste any of the other toppings. I definitely think Gloria is the better choice between the two but I wouldn't go back here because I found the food to be lackluster plus (I'm adding this because going was my mom's idea and she neglected to realize this) it's basically a food truck where you've got to stand in line to order and then sit outside to eat plus parking isn't the greatest. read more
I wasn't hungry enough to really sit and chow down on a full-sized order of biscuits and gravy. I did share an order of the Donna Summer (which consists of three freshly baked buttermilk biscuits smothered in white pepper gravy topped with sausage and chives, with three scrambled eggs and colby jack cheese) with my wife, and for something light, we also ordered a Bee Gee with the jam of the day (which happened to be carrot cake!). It's not a light meal, but I think you'd be deluding yourself if you thought you were going to eat light here. I thought the Donna Summer was solid... there was just a lot of it. What stole the show was the carrot cake jam... it was out of this world. I'd go back and order 6 of them just for myself if I could. read more
10 years ago
Biscuits were super delicious, I ordered the "Johnny hash" and added jalapeños. I would have preferred hash brown style potatoes instead of country potatoes ( plus they were kinda hard and cold ). Groovy food experience for the most part. read more
Food is great. Cashier was very welcoming and nice. Wait times got mixed up so I got my food pretty late but it's ok since it was worth it. As for the food, I'd say all the "toppings" taste very good. Maybe a little too light on the gravy! read more
A solid 5, because Biscuits & Groovy adds a unique flair to a standard breakfast dish. I must admit that the concept is simple yet clever, but still makes me wonder: why has no one else thought of this! Also, probably the best biscuits & gravy I've had. All of the options on the menu sounds so delicious - you really can't go wrong here. I mean biscuits and gravy topped with either bacon, egg, chorizo, or home fries, all sound freakin' fantastic. My bf and I got the Aretha Franklin, which was uh-may-zing! What I love about Biscuits & Groovy is that it isn't overwhelming. One serving is definitely enough for two people, too. Each dish may offer a lot of awesome toppings, but it's not one of those heart attack nachos that has too much going on. The proportions of toppings to biscuits was perfect, but could have used a tad bit more gravy. read more
5 years ago
I've driven by this truck so many times these past four years and finally decided to try it out. Wow! I'm not usually one to order biscuits and gravy for breakfast but these were delicious! A lot of the menu options seemed like too much stuff on top of a biscuit so I just got the most basic option, the Biscuits + Groovy. It was delicious! So simple with just gravy and sausage. My boyfriend got the Donna Summer which was also good but I liked mine more without all the additional egg and cheese taking over the flavor of the gravy. Parking is limited but the wait for food isn't bad either. I will definitley come back for their fluffy buttermilk biscuits! read more
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We visited this place on a rainy Saturday and there was no line! The man at the trailer was extremely helpful and went over every single menu item with us to make sure we knew what to order; he also gave our dog a treat while waiting. When we sat down at a table that was extremely wet from the rain, an employee came over and toweled it off for us. Nice people here! My wife and I paid a tiny upcharge to add one biscuit and we split the Johnny Hash and added jalapenos. The food was stellar, but I wish we would have each ordered our own... I could have easily polished off a full order of 3 biscuits by myself! read more
So I've passed by this location everyday for 6 months and never thought to even look. I've been to flightpath coffee (right next door) a bunch of times but never once thought to stop. Today I figured why not? Looked at the Yelp reviews and it looked promising. It was. So you can't really go wrong with biscuits. I mean you can, but not here. Their biscuits are fantastic. The truly delicious part is the gravy they pour all over the biscuits. Super soft, flaky biscuits with delicious warm gravy. So good. Also, you can anything on the menu in vegan and it's pretty good. The vegan bacon is weird though. Not crunchy at all. Bacon should be crunchy. We tried the Donna Summer in vegan and it was so good. It comes with 3 biscuits and it's so damn filling. I couldn't finish it. Can't wait to try everything else on the menu. read more
Good food, great biscuits but nothing crazy special. I got the Gloria Gaynor, which had their signature biscuits, eggs, gravy, sausage, maple bacon, jalapeños and chives. I was Hoping for a little more gravy but the biscuits were very tasty. read more
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Is there anything more Austin-y than a food truck that serves biscuits and gravy? The answer is no. This is a great place to grab some hot and fresh biscuits and gravy. However, make sure you're not in a rush, because they make everything fresh to order so it takes a little bit of time. All of the biscuit and gravy selections sound amazing and they really load up your plate. The thing I loved most about this place was that you could substitute meat for a vegetarian option. And even though the carnivorous side of me doesn't want to admit it, I thought the vegetarian option was just as good if not better than the sausage gravy. read more
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4301 Duval St
Austin, TX 78751
Hyde Park, Hancock
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I asked because everywhere I go like google or yelp, it says that it's closed. Are you guys open until 2 pm?
Yes, 2pm every day. Not closed down, just closed until tomorrow.
What kind of breakfast place doesn't open until 8:30?
There were several factors, but the decision mainly came down to a health dept law here in Austin that requires mobile vendor employee access to a public restroom within 100 yards of our establishment that is accessible to our employees during our…
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