I picked this spot initially because I wanted to support the LGBTQ community at a time what hate is…read morebubbling over. I also was being devious, knowing that they would not initially be overwhelmed by the outside appearance, very rustic, seemingly 1920s neon sign.... but inside, wonderful. Our table was ready on arrival, they had even arranged for us to use an alternate entrance right next to our seating to better accommodate one in our party who uses a wheelchair. The server was delightful and attentive. And all five of us loved our apps and entrees. Everything was very fresh, beautifully presented and, well, scrumptious. We especially enjoyed having "family" sides that could be shared. At first glance, the menu seems rather limited. But the chef has created a masterful offering that covers just about anyone's pallet. No one said, "there's nothing here for me." All-in-all, this is a great place for a special dinner!

I'm usually unimpressed with the Austin food scene. The scenery and the service is honestly just…read moreamazing. The Jacoby Beef Hash may have been one of the best breakfast items I have ever had. 9.8/10 Tater tots were very nice with the manchego cheese and potato combo... chefs kiss. Perfectly fried just get extra sauce. 9.1/10 The strawberry cake was delicious. I have no notes, just get it. 9.8/10 Overall 9.5/10 I don't like showing Austin love because the whole city is overrated now and days, but this place does brunch right.

Visited the much-hyped Barbie pop-up restaurant, and... meh. The pink decor was cute (great for…read morepics, I guess), but the food was overpriced and forgettable. My "sparkling" wine arrived completely flat. Felt more like a cheap themed diner than a luxurious Barbie dream. Fun for one Instagram post, but not worth the price or the wait. Wouldn't go back. **2/5 stars** - Barbie would *not* approve.

Step inside the shadows where @blacklagoonpopup is a Halloween dream dressed in spiderwebs and…read morefluorescent green fog. Transforming the interior and outer patio of King Bee, every detail drips with gothic glam, from poison-black cocktails to bone-chilling decor. Cocktails are eerily good, especially the Creature's Curse, which is like a riff on an Old Fashioned, sweet and earthy, rich and somehow refreshing, served out of a crystalline skull, of course. To match the darkness in your soul, try the Midnight Forever, a surprisingly savory vodka sour with notes of black sesame and miso leading the way. Catch it while it's still haunting us, now through October 31st...

Finally checked this place out with a friend and thought it was overall a solid experience. Very…read moreexpensive, but solid. The entry fee was about $12 and the drink I got was $30. I couldn't really justify getting a second drink at that price, but the one I did get was actually noticeably great -- really a very well-crafted drink, that had me looking up the ingredients later in the night curious on how they made it. I went on a Sunday night and it was slow but lively. I don't think I'd go at a peak time with the extremely long lines that form, but it made a cozy date spot.

Came in Christmas Eve since I figured it'd be a good place to come socialize. Unfortunately the…read morevibe was more so of grandmas house versus an actual holiday bar. You need a ticket to get in (between $11-$37) and it definitely looks like Santa's elves threw up tinsel and wrapping paper everywhere. Cute little Photo Booth downstairs. The whole space is meant to accommodate 4-8 people parties which made someone like me who came in by themselves stand out since I was the only one at a table meant for at least four people. I wish there was bar seating or at least more of a crowd so the single people wouldn't stand out like sore thumbs in rooms full of groups and couples. The drinks are between $13-$30 which is a little ridiculous for a single shot in a cup you can't even keep. Be sure to read the fine print on the front of the menu with all of the terms to gratuity and splitting bill.

I checked this place out due to a special they were having. I can't recall the Vietnamese name but…read moreit's a fried rice cake and egg dish! I really liked it but I do wish the rice cake was crispier--we did pre order and I'm not sure if that impacted the texture. My husband got the broken rice dish which I thought was good but he prefers a traditional, non-rib style. This place is a big hidden in Springdale General and occupies a small corner. I hadn't been in this area for a hot minute but it's developed into quite a bustling food court with other small businesses to check out around the area. Their menu is small but follow on Instagram for any special dishes!

Loved all the dishes here. Very flavorful…read more Highly recommend the Chicken and rice and the ribs and rice. Ribs come with bì and the best chả trứng (egg loaf) in town!! Good chả trứng is hard to find, most are dry and not flavorful. Order ahead recommended!

What can I say? Affordable prices. Knowledgeable sales person that welcomes any question about…read morecare. Easy to shop their solid inventory. Would suggest to anyone. I've been back twice in as many days. Citronella, flowering plants, herbs? Banana plant. Excited to have this quality of plants available and to support a local spot that cares.

As someone new to Austin, I was completely lost when it came to landscaping--until I found Urban…read moreGardens. I called over 20 places and their services and prices were unmatched. From the very beginning, they handled everything I needed with urgency, care, and a level of professionalism that's hard to come by. What truly set them apart was how they took the time to educate me throughout the process, never trying to upsell, only offering thoughtful, honest guidance. Every single person I interacted with was warm, personable, and genuinely helpful. Their team is incredibly efficient and clearly dedicated to delivering nothing short of premium service. Customer service is a top priority for me, and Urban Gardens absolutely delivered--10/10 across the board. I can't recommend them highly enough!

Firstly, I want to say, I love this concept for a coffee pop-up, it's unique, mobile, and great for…read moresomeone wanting to get their name out there. I got the jasmine cold brew and it was tasty, but I do wish the jasmine flavor came across stronger. My friend got the osmanthus latte and mentioned that she similarly would have liked the flavor of the drink to be stronger. However, something that we had to remember was that the floral taste was competing with the taste of coffee and milk, so it was diluted. This could have attributed to the light floral flavor that we got, but it did leave us wanting more. I did get to try a sip of the five spice mocha and while some mentioned that it was hot pot mixed with coffee, I found it to be the perfect mix of spices that had a nice seasonal aspect to it (move aside pumpkin spice), which was wonderful! If you like spiced drinks, I would highly recommend trying this one.

Love to support Asian owned businesses and this place was just lovely. I was expecting an ourdoor…read morestall but they actually set up inside an apartment complex and there's some seating and AC so that was a nice bonus. It's located right in the middle of UT so parking might be an issue. We got the matcha and I add jasmine syrup. It was not overly sweet at all and I love that they have such unique syrup flavors: jasmine, barley and osmanthus... They also have sesame ice cream matchagato that I really want to try as well... The people running the place are kind. Would def come back.

This was the absolute worst experience and would strongly recommend to not use this caterer and go…read moreelsewhere! The owner was the most unprofessional person I've ever dealt with and was rude from start to finish. I used them for my son's wedding and regret it fully.

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