I like this place but they need more bagel options like onion, garlic, or jalapeño. Whoever reads…read morethese reviews please give us more to choose from. Thx

Perfect spot to take a drive and meet a friend. This place has THE best coffee. Rich, robust,…read morefresh. The staff is always on point and it is great to see this place thriving. They offer some yummy treats as well as sandwiches. You can also sign up for their reward program and earn points every time you come in. There is music on Saturdays and just a great meet up spot. The down side is the seating, backless stools are not the most comfortable. I saw someone on crutches that had a hard time getting up on one. Maybe it is to stop people from staying all day and working? I am not sure. There used to be a couch in there and that was nice to just sit and visit. There is also an outdoor area with picnic tables and chairs outside at tables (with backs on them!) They roast their own beans and every time I have had a coffee it was perfect. The location is a little weird, wish there was one in town but, worth it for sure!

I had the pleasure of stopping by this wonderful coffee house earlier this week, avoiding Mondays…read morewhen they're closed, and I'm so glad I did! After a morning filled with calls, I asked Melody, the manager, for their strongest cold brew, and she generously hooked me up with a potent cup of liquid energy masquerading as coffee!! Since then, I've become a loyal regular, drawn back time and again by the magic of this hidden gem. I adore this charming little spot, with its inviting atmosphere that's perfect for lingering over a cup or simply soaking up the laid-back vibe. Fellow coffee lovers, you're in for a treat! The coffee is exceptional, and the sandwiches look absolutely divine. If you get a chance to swing by and sample their expertly crafted hot or cold brews, I highly recommend it - you'll be uplifted and inspired!!

I came early in the morning for a coffee and a bagel thinking it was going to be skimpy and…read moreunderwhelming and I was totally wrong. I got a rosemary bagel w/ butter and veggie schmear the whole thing was super satisfying and filled with cream cheese! I saved half for the next day since it was so filling. The Vietnamese coffee was good as well, and had a quiet sweetness. I will be coming back for a nice treat before work downtown!

Rosen's has come a long way in a short time. They've quickly taken hold as the front runner in…read morelocal cafes and grocery stores, with multiple outposts for direct purchase, too. If it wasn't enough to get a dozen delivered straight to your door, they now have three (soon to be four) brick-and-mortar locations that are perpetually buzzing with hungry carbivores. Founder Tom Rosen has a simple formula for success, and is simply doing it right. The dough goes through a 48 hour fermenting and rising process to develop complex flavors, enhanced by the traditional addition of subtly sweet malt powder. Best of all, the everything bagels are double-seeded, tossed in the signature seasoning mixture on both sides to ensure no bald spots. Top and bottom halves are full coated for a serious flavor punch.

I've been wanting to come to Zeitman's since I stumbled on it on Yelp. I've been wanting a NY…read morestyle Reuben sandwich for the longest time. We went on a Sunday and it was busy. The cashier said it was their busiest time. We lucked into finding a table to enjoy our food. It is like a busy deli in NYC. The Reuben was fantastic. My wife got the cheesesteak. They grill the meat and make the sandwiches right in front of you so they are hot and fresh. My wife's cheesesteak was ok. Seemed kind of dry and didn't have any peppers and not too many onions. Maybe that's the NYC way and not Philly. Anyway I love the place. We will definitely be back to try their bagels and other sandwiches. Oh yeah. I also got a Dublin soda. It's a craft soda (Coke) made with pure cane sugar. Goood.

Food: Pretty average I would say. The bagel is not on the thicker side but it is chewy. Flavor was…read moregood but nothing amazing. Service: A bit slow but kind staff. Atmosphere: Indoor seating although it's on the smaller side. Liked how they had other baked goodies that looked good but did not taste.

Rockstar Bagels has been rising to the occasion since 2009 with their malt-boiled bagels that…read morepositively shine in the early morning light. They're the first local bagel to grace my table since they're available at Wheatsville a la carte for mere pocket change. These plump rings sport an elegantly lacquered finish with a topping that tends to skew heavier on sesame seeds, enhancing the nutty, toasted flavor. Maybe that's why I find them more compelling once split and toasted than simply warmed. Bulk bin grocery store bagels have questionable quality, even if they're locally made, so always go to their walk-up window for the best, freshest batches.

Outside counter with a solid selection of high quality bagels, spreads, and bagel sandwiches…read more Only have ~2 picnic tables for seating, but it looked like they had a booming take-away business (with a large chunk of people ordering ahead of time to pick-up) It took a while for my bagel and cream cheese to be prepared (~15 min), which was a long time given the simplicity of the order. I got a rosemary salt bagel with strawberry cream cheese, and it was all delicious, but there was WAY too much cream cheese. It was falling out of the bagel en-masse. Have a selection of coffee as well

A nice little coffee shop, my sister in law was also impressed! This was my 2nd time coming in to…read morevisit, the first was after a trip to Wild Child, and I got a peanut butter smoothie (forgot the name) The owner was such a delight to speak with, very kind and made up for a kids smoothie drink that took a while to come out, compensated with a brownie that the girls loved :) So awesome that there are games to keep everyone entertained. Little dinosaur figurines the kiddos love to collect! Will be back again!

The horchata latte was everything I was looking for. Had one years ago in Austin and that shop…read moreclosed down so I've been chasing a horchata latte since and haven't found one that was as good... until now! Pricing was a little steep for me- $18 for two coffees was a little surprising- but the quality was there so it will have to be an occasional treat to look forward to! I don't get coffee out very often anyways. The owner (I assume she was the owner) was sooo helpful, she helped talk me through the options and was patient with it being my first visit. I didn't know the drill on how everything worked. Super cute shop, love that it's connected to some kids activities- I'll have to look into signing my sons up for jiu jitsu or play in the kids space.

Food - Was great for what it was nice breakfast food…read more Service - Quick and fast maybe waited 5 minutes thats great for the morning Ambiance - Clean went pretty early so not super busy Would come again

I worked up quite an appetite after Zumba. So off I went to Big City Bagels. I never knew there…read morewere so many permutations of bagel choices. After spinning my brain a bit, I decided on an everything bagel with egg whites, avocado and sausage...the perfect combo! So delicious... There is a reason why the restaurant is called big city. The bagels are huge. The restaurant is family owned. Love frequenting family owned establishments... There is a small about of seating inside. Looking at their case you can see they have a number of fresh meats displayed. It's a must try!

The good: The biscuit on my friend's sandwich was yummy (I stole a bite). Good location with…read morecovered seating nearby. Service was quick for a Saturday. The Not So Good: I didn't really get any of the "sweet" in the sweet & spicy sauce. The Ugly: I ordered the bowl and was excited to dig in 'cause it looked delish but was disappointed with how salty everything tasted. I realize saltiness is subjective but I could not get through half of my order. Ended up taking home in hopes that I could find a way to reduce the salty taste.

Tucked in at the Thicket Food Truck Park in south Austin is this gem of a breakfast joint. The…read moregent who owns and runs the place is incredibly kind, passionate, and knowledgeable. He bakes all his own bread (brioche, biscuits), smokes his mushrooms, ferments his pickles, etc. We had the breakfast hash bowl, OG biscuit sandwich, and basic breakfast sandwich on brioche. All were very tasty... messy in the best way. The sweet heat sauce was bomb, and the pickles I added to my sandwich made for the perfect salty/spicy/crunchy addition. The food truck park itself is a great hangout. Chill vibes and nicely shaded. Can't wait to come back and try a fried chicken sammy.