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    Casa Bianca

    4.3 (93 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Chicken parm special
    Lauren W.

    The Tuesday chicken parm special is a must-do. The champagne, pasta, and chicken are all delicious. Had enough leftover for lunch the next day. The restaurant has a super cool vibe and easy parking lot. Service was also great! We will definitely be back!

    C.R.E.A.M. Cocktail
    Angelica L.

    Rating: 3.9/5 We walked in with a party of 5 during dinner and were seated right away at a nice booth with a large table. The intimate seating made it easy to focus on our conversations without distractions, and our server was great. Dressed Raw Oysters ($1/Oyster HH): I didn't try these, but my husband enjoyed them. Fried Olives Stuffed With Herbs ($11): Served with gorgonzola cream. I'm not usually big on olives, but they were delicious and made a great starter for the table. Cured Scallop + Apple ($23): This dish came with shaved celery, galangal, and bergamot. The combination was interesting and worked well, offering a cool, refreshing contrast to some of the heavier items we ordered. Chicken Parm + Angel Hair ($25): A Tuesday special and one of my friend's favorites here. This was one of the better versions we've had. The chicken was super crispy on the outside without being dry inside, and it wasn't too heavy. Confit + Fried Chicken Wings ($10 HH): Three huge wings that were quite good. The Calabrian chili jam offered a different flavor profile that I enjoyed, though I still lean toward Asian flavors. Cavatelli ($17): This lamb and hazelnut ragu with fermented honey was a first for me. I don't think I've ever had lamb pasta before. The lamb flavor came through without being overpowering. Worth trying once for the novelty, but probably not something I'd order again. Grilled Pork Belly ($31): Served with guanciale, date relish, and caramelized pear. The portion felt small for the price, and the pork belly itself was just okay. The flavors didn't really come through as expected. Crispy Skin Branzino ($38): This came with brown butter corn puree and pistachio salsa verde. The fish was smaller than expected, and while it was good, the flavors were more mellow than the flavor bomb I was expecting. C.R.E.A.M. ($10 HH): A refreshing cocktail with white rum, coconut, pandan, lime, and absinthe. Surprisingly good and on the lighter side.

    Scallop
    Sandra P.

    My first time at Casa Bianca was on Jazz Night. The music was great and so was the service. I didn't take photos of my actual favorite dishes: crab aranchini, mushroom lasagna, chicken wings! The weak east plate of the night were the scallops, felt really random with carrot shreds thrown on top. The crab arancini was probably my favorite bite. Great spot, highly recommend. If you do come for Jazz night, ask for a table further away from the band. Our table yelled at each other the entire night.

    Salva verde #3 -- mezcal, poblano, pineapple marg
    Farrah A.

    I've walked past Casa Bianca dozens of times over the last few years and had no idea about the lovey oyster happy hour they have offered on the daily. Happy hour is 4-6pm every day featuring $1 murder point oysters (max 12 per guest), $10 cocktails, $9 wine by the glass. As other diners mentioned, the mignonette chili oil atop the oysters offers a fun bite. They have patio and rooftop patio dining, bar seating, and indoor dining, the perfect setting for a romantic or gal-pal din-din of pasta and seafood. Def going back in a few weeks. Other notable specials: :: Fried chicken and Champs on Tuesday ($35 chicken parm with angel hair pasta + glass of Ca' del Bosco brut) :: Industry Sundays with $10 happy hour cocktails and food specials on loaded fries, parm heroes, pizza pockets

    Alexa P.

    Amazing happy hour! Will be coming back. Very good Aperol spritz and all the food was great!

    Tortelli
    Michael M.

    I went to Casa Bianca with my wife and we absolutely loved the experience. First, the restaurant has nice ambiance. We decided to sit on their outdoor patio. It felt refreshing and they have coverings so you don't feel too hot. The service was phenomenal. They bring out dishes as they are ready so we felt as though there was someone at our table every few minutes serving another plate. The food was top notch. The plates are tapas style so we tried a lot of different dishes. We went during happy hour so the prices were more than reasonable. We loved the Confit Chili Wings. It was probably our favorite dish. They offered $1 oysters, which were delicious. I'm a big lasagna fan and I liked their twist on the dish to make a Mushroom Lasagna. The Pasta Sorpresina and Tortelli were flavorful as well. For drinks, we had the Salsa Verde and La Brasa. Both were delicious, but we preferred La Brasa as it had more of a kick. Overall, a phenomenal experience and we absolutely plan to return again.

    pork and shrimp tortellini
    Kimberley R.

    We absolutely love this place! Every dish was super delicious and creative, We especially loved the tuna cannoli, what a great idea! The star was the pork and shrimp tortellini. Service was outstanding, dishes came out with perfect timing. i wish my stomach could have eaten more as there were things on the menu we didn't get to try. We'll definitely have to go back. Another great spot in East Austin!

    Lasagna Mille-Feuille
    Jon P.

    Wow! Great food and vibes to be had here. We came during their happy hour (4-6pm) and it was great. Probably some of the best oysters I've had ever - fresh and delicious. Other favorite were the fried chicken wings and the potatoes. Drinks are delicious too. I really appreciate when happy hour includes a variety of food and drink options. Everything comes out as they are prepared, so some items may come out slower than others like the burger. Worth the wait!

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    Megan Y.

    My sister and I walked in around 6:10 with no reservations and were seated at one of the last bar seats. Felt very lucky after I saw the waiting area get more crowded. They have hooks underneath the counter for small purses and backpacks. The menu is straightforward and doesn't lead to choice paralysis. Neither of us were feeling super hungry after my Loro meal and her late lunch, so we settled on sharing two appetizers and me getting a pasta. Our server/bartender frequently came to refill our waters which was awesome. The pacing of our food was great too, starting off with the focaccia, followed by the caesar, and ending with the pasta. We probably should have gotten the small orders of both salad and pasta but as foodies were still able to finish both plates. I thought the focaccia was great, especially with the butter and the fluffy insides. The upper crust was a little burnt for my taste. The herb caesar also a standout - salad leaves weren't drenched and it had a mix of textures. Finally, the pasta was also perfect. Not greasy at all, and certainly filling. Their dessert items sounded good, so will have to return for those.

    Lamb Cavatelli
    Paige S.

    Came here for happy hour on a whim and was very satisfied with my meal & drinks! The happy hour not only had great deals but the timing is better than many other spots in the area. Every bite I had was absolutely delicious! The drinks were amazing as well. I would definitely come back here again.

    Red Wine Poached Pear Cannoli
    Natalie P.

    My family showed me this spot and we ordered the 6 course sampler. It was actually pretty filling and all the food was really good! Our servers were very informative about every dish when they dropped it off at the table. I love the dim lighting inside as well. My favorite was the cesar salad, it was so refreshing with different herbs. The crab cakes weren't heavy either, for something that was fried. I also loved that it wasn't super cakey. The dessert at the end was so good and not super sweet either! I see why my family likes this place a lot.

    Oysters
    Nida A.

    Hands down the best Oyster Happy Hour in Austin. $12 for 12 East coast oysters. Their servers are so hospitable and their back patio is so adorable. Such a good vibe!

    spicy bluefin tuna cannoli
    Prothit H.

    Casa Bianca is where great funky Italian food comes to life! The restaurant is very cute inside and has ample patio seating and even a rooftop!! Definitely recommend getting a reservation so you are seated at the section you want since it gets busy!! We started off with the tuna cannoli, and this was soooo good! It had a little sweetness from the honey. Super unique and innovative dish that you must try! We also tried the crab arancini, the sauce that it came with was so good and there was a good amount of crab inside! For our mains we got two pastas (half portions). The cavatelli with lamb was very strong and heavy. It took a couple bites to get into. I wasn't the biggest fan of this dish. The shrimp and pork belly tortellini was incredible! The shrimp was cooked perfectly and the tortellini had a delicious filling inside! We also got the crispy skin branzino, which was cooked perfectly and filleted in a way where it was easy to eat the fish without the bones getting in the way. The only thing I didn't like was the eggplant puree that came on the side which I felt was a lackluster babaganoush and I didn't like the consistency either. Definitely recommend this spot for a date night, or if you're craving something unique and delicious Italian food in Austin!!

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