OMG where do I start? My plans started horribly today, and I didn't even plan on eating here today,…read morebut the food here at Veracruz All Natural completely turned my day around. I had only stopped by this Food Truck (area) to try Desnudo Coffee, and spotted this business. I had heard some good things about Veracruz, but I was planning lunch elsewhere. Well, that other spot was CLOSED ON WEDNESDAYS! Seeing my situation, I saw it as opportunity to try the options at Veracruz --- including the famous from Food Network, migas taco. I ordered 4 tacos: the migas, migas poblano, shrimp macha (!!), and the Dona Reyna tacos. All of these specific tacos were priced between $6 and $6.75 per taco, not bad in Austin, and not bad considering the quality of said tacos. As you can see from my order, I opted on the more "novel" choices and they did not disappoint; that said, I do HIGHLY recommend the two variations of the migas taco and the shrimp macha taco. Oh, the shrimp macha was so FIRE, the flavors were bold and smoky with a kiss of heat. The migas tacos were FULLY LOADED, and the scramble with the tortilla chips were flavorul. TIP: They will ask corn or flour --- do flour. Everything is handmade, but those corn tortillas fall apart with all the sauce. Flour = durable and flavorful. I had plans, but the Universe had other plans for me that were superior. Try Veracruz All Natural --- and if your limited on $$$, you can snag 3 EXCEPTIONAL LOADED TACOS for about $20, that you will not find anywhere else!

The Austin heat was breathing down my neck like a dragon as I walked a place recommended by a…read morecoworker. I walked into this unassuming restaurant and perused the menu, which felt like Mexican tarot cards. Pictures. Titles. Small description. It all looked basic. But simple food made with fresh ingredients and seasoned well has won Michelin stars. Unfortunately, I don't foresee them receiving one. The al pastor taco was tasty. The steak taco had too much fat in it. If I was strictly bashing this review on the food. I'd give it a three. It's not worth the price. Now, the service seemed to be decent until I didn't put a tip on my takeout order. Things seemed to go south. When my name was called, I grabbed the small paper bag and paused. No guacamole. If I hadn't have looked, I could've walked a really long wasteful before noticing. Maybe long enough to not go back. The last behind the counter, said okay I'll get it. It felt like a chore. I said thank you and made the long walk fighting the heat of the dragon's breath once again. The story does not stop there, I thought 3 tacos, a drink, and guacamole couldn't honestly cost $43. The guilt of spending that kind of money on such little food that was also just average, screamed in my conscience. Well, that was because the woman also had not given me my tres leches, which was going to be for my wife. I took the long walk back, stood at the counter for what felt like 10 minutes,and again it felt like a chore to get me what I paid for. No sorry. I would suggest taking a little longer walk to Taqueria de Diez

My favorite acai bowl spot!…read more Acai bowls are one of my favorite treats, and my favorite acai bowl place happens to be in Texas. Every time I'm in town, I make it a point to stop by because they never disappoint. The bowls are always consistent, the service is kind, and the energy is exactly what you want when you walk in. Great vibes, friendly people, and delicious bowls every single time. It's always worth the visit! Thinking about you, SunLife Organics See you soon!

If $20+ smoothies are your jam, this is definitely the place to be. Between parking on SoCo and the…read morehigher price, it took me a while of debating to make the trek here -- but the shake collaboration with local instagrammer Olivia Adriance got me interested. The shake was great, and I feel confident in the quality of the ingredients. As someone who avoids dairy, it's pretty hard to find a high quality indulgence, and it's definitely appreciated. It's a good spot if you're already walking SoCo, but not an extremely practical location if you're craving a quick sweet fix and a bit too pricey to get often.

This might be my third visit to Austin and I had just found out about juice land on my last visit!…read moreIt's a healthier option for a meal or a quick snack. There's so many locations of juice land, but we decided to go to the one next to Barton Springs. The parking lot is very tight here. If I were the one driving, I probably wouldn't have entered. However, my partner was driving and we gladly visited the small location. The ambience is really cool and casual very earthy and green. We both got one smoothie I got one of their green smoothies and added turmeric into It because I've been having some inflammation lately. The woman in the front counter was super positive and friendly and I enjoyed her energy. They have some outside patio seating, but not any indoor seating at this location.

My favorite juice spot in all of Austin! Every time I'm visiting I need to make a stop at one of…read morethe many Juiceland locations. This particular spot is cute with fun outdoor decorations including a banana dolphin! Very fun and quirky shop which is fully on brand with the Keep Austin Weird vibe. My go to order is the Honey Beary smoothie or bowl which is mainly banana, blueberries, and peanut butter. I also enjoy most of their freshly pressed juices and healthy shots.

I was looking for something light for breakfast and thought oatmeal would hit the spot--and this…read moreoatmeal definitely did! I ordered the banana oats topped with honey and cocoa chips. It was simple, comforting, and absolutely delicious. Sometimes the simplest dishes are the best, and this was one of them. To drink, I had the cold brew with lavender syrup, which was also really good and paired perfectly with breakfast. The workers were incredibly friendly and engaged in conversation while I sat at the bar, which made the experience feel warm and welcoming. I totally recommend this spot if you're looking for a quick, delicious breakfast or a cozy place to start your day!

Good but not great breakfast tacos. I should have been skeptical based on the spinach tortillas,…read morebut alas. I tried the bean and cheese as well as the potato egg and cheese varieties. The bean and cheese was the better of the two, with a bit too much bean filling but overall a good flavor profile. The PEC was disappointing, with the scrambled eggs rather dried out. I do like their aesthetic, though.

PHENOMENAL FOOD! I was scared that everything would be bland and tasteless when I saw the gluten…read morefree, dairy free etc., but NOPE! Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING we ordered was fresh, delicious, light, yet filling. I got the Social Butterfly drink which had butterfly pea powder in it to make it purple. It was as delicious as it was pretty. All the cocktails sounded amazing, I can't wait to go back and try them all. For starters we got the Guacamole, Brussel Sprouts and Crispy Macha Potatoes. Each of these were executed to perfection. The guacamole was fresh, topped with pomegranate seeds and well seasoned. The chips that came with it were light, crispy and it was gone in a flash! The Brussel Sprouts were cooked perfectly...tender and flavorful...not greasy...literally the best I've ever had. The Crispy Macha potatoes were next level!!! I have no idea how they make them, but they were SOOOOOO GOOD!!! I got the Waygu Sirloin as my main course and my friends got the Coconut Curry Squash. I enjoyed my steak and my friends liked their dish as well. We also shared the Roasted Beet Salad, which was fresh and tasty. Overall, can't wait to go back! 10 out of 10!!!

I wanted to like this restaurant, but they made it hard to do. We started off with the guacamole…read more The pomegranate seeds on top were a nice touch, but man, this was flavorless. It was painfully boring. We had our 6-year-old, who is head of the Picky Eaters Society, so we ordered bread with butter. This 6-year-old, who eats bread on the daily, took one bite and wouldn't eat any more. We even get gluten-free bread regularly, and he eats it. The bread was fine, but don't expect flavor. By some miracle, they even made butter tasteless. I considered calling the Vatican to see if this was some holy, divine miracle, but my wife suggested maybe the main course would be better. We settled on the pesto pasta with chicken added for an additional fee. The pasta was good. Great texture, good flavor, and the combination of ingredients was good, but it's nothing original. It's pesto pasta. It's a classic. I appreciate the pomegranate seeds on the guacamole because it's original, it's clever, and it's different. We also ordered a special soda drink for our son, and it had a small black bug on top. I had them take it back and replace it. I kind of expected a "Listen, we apologize for the bug. Here's half off dinner," or something, but nothing. Service was fine, and it's a decent atmosphere. If you're looking for a place to sit and talk it's a great place, but if you want food or a drink go somewhere else.

Everyone is so personable and accommodating. I haven't ate anything I don't like. The avocado toast…read moreis a notch above the rest in this city by far and you get a half order which is one slice! It's always a little warm inside but it is attached to a yoga studio lol. Ambiance is friendly and welcoming, bright... Ask for an Iced Cortado like Sugar gets...they nail it!

Juiced Up is my go-to spot in Austin for healthy smoothies and good energy. The ingredients are…read morealways fresh, and everything tastes clean without feeling overly "health food." What really makes it stand out is the vibe. The team is consistently friendly, welcoming, and efficient, which makes it an easy stop whether you're grabbing something quick or hanging for a minute. Reliable, high-quality, and just a good place to be.

We really enjoyed our mulligatawny and texas chili soups. The basil pesto grilled cheese was…read moreexcellent too, with stringy, stretchy cheese and nicely grilled sliced bread. The kale caesar with sliced parmesan and whole cherry tomatoes was good and had a light caesar dressing on the side. We also got the afternoon delight and my favorite, the iced golden mylk (yes, with a "y"). Oat milk based with a variety of spices of which the tumeric gives it the yellowy-golden hue. We loved the Soup Peddler and would go back again to try their other menu items (it's a large menu and you are sure to find more than a few things to your liking)! It's a walk up window with outdoor tables; friendly service!

Rating: 3.8/5 We…read morestopped by during South First Sip & Stroll, and the guy working the window was extremely nice. They were giving out free smoothie samples with three options: mango OJ, strawberry & banana, and banana PB. Their smoothies aren't very sweet and overall pretty basic. The mango & orange one was too icy, so it was hard to sip. The banana & peanut butter mostly tasted like peanut butter, but it wasn't too thick, which I liked. They also let you spin a wheel for a prize which was fun. Parking can be difficult during rush hour so I recommend ordering for take out. My parents bought an 8 oz cup of the chicken soup with rice. It was actually really good and packed with ingredients. It's something I would gladly eat on a cold winter day. I definitely liked their soups a lot more than their smoothies.

We love coming here great service and snacks I love the coconada,mango hill,and corn…read more The three little guys are very hard workers

Food was not authentic at all. Mangonada did not taste like anything. Fresas con crema did not…read moretaste good at all. The strawberries tasted old and mushy. So disappointed we wasted our money here. Drop somewhere else to buy something else. Take your money to Las Mangonadas instead. Their fresas con crema tastes fresh and creamy and not old and runny like it did here. Their mangonadas come with FRESH mango and tajin. The ones here came with no mango and no tajin just crappy chamoy. Threw away our food by the way. Never coming here.