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Jeffrey's

4.1 (594 reviews)
Ultra High-EndAmerican, Desserts, Wine Bars
Closed • 4:30 pm - 11:00 PM
Updated 1 week ago

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Cynthia H.

This was the perfect place for dinner to celebrate my birthday with my bestie cousins. Reservations are encouraged, and the ambiance here is wonderful -- it's fine dining with mood lighting, cozy seating, and wonderful service paired with excellent food. We always order family style and like to try lots of options from the menu, so we did just that here at Jeffrey's. I started with a perfectly crisp dirty gin martini and snacked on the popovers and popcorn while we decided what to order. Our waiter was great -- sadly, I forgot his name! There's also a bar area with tables and couches where you can order and enjoy the same menu on a first-come-first-served basis if you aren't able to snag a reservation. I enjoyed every bite as we shared the deviled eggs, pork belly and duck rillettes, tarts of beef tartare, bibb lettuce salad, a steak filet, the Yukon gold pommes purée, and the nettle and fontina cannelloni. We finished with dessert, and of course a special birthday candle on the lemon tarte! This was an amazing dinner with my favorite company.

A nice dessert
Matthew W.

I used to live in Austin and had wanted to try Jeffrey's for the longest time. I heard about them since they produce some of the best bartenders in Austin so I grabbed a reservation because I knew that I had to try it out. For food, my friend and I ordered the lobster bisque, porterhouse (medium rare of course) with all of the sauces, and steak fries. We also tried the Toki Swizzle and the Golden Hour. Finn, the lead bartender made us all of our expertly crafted cocktails. Overall, the service was excellent - what you would expect in Texas and I can say that Jeffrey's has now taken my top steakhouse spot in Texas!

Long Island duck breast
Sherrill J.

Jeffrey's is one of the finest restaurants in the US. With my wife and two friends that I've known more than 50 years we went to celebrate my 80th birthday. The service was amazing. The Signature drinks were excellent. All of us raved about every dish, including the sides and desserts that came to the table. Each entree was perfectly prepared and served. It's easy to appreciate that it's one of the top rated (#3) restaurants for steak in the US. We loved it.

Bone-In Ribeye, Dry Aged 32 Days
Julian

I was in Austin for a month and very fortunately had the opportunity to dine at Jeffery's twice during my visit. The service & ambiance are top notch, the ribeye was arguably the best steak I've ever had the pleasure of eating and the popovers melt in your mouth. A little pricey for sure, but undoubtedly worth it.

Daniel W.

Jeffrey's is the kind of place that makes you sit up a little straighter -- and then makes you feel completely at home. From the moment we sat down, the service was top notch. Our server Sterling was warm, genuinely funny, and knew the menu inside and out. He guided us through everything without a hint of pretension and made the whole night feel special. We started with the truffled deviled eggs (shaved truffle on a deviled egg is a dangerous thing to discover) and the Kaluga caviar service, which came out on silver with warm sourdough blini and all the classic accompaniments -- worth every penny for the ritual alone. The lobster bisque was rich and silky with a beautiful vol-au-vent on top. For mains, the Mishima Reserve 6oz tenderloin filet was cooked exactly to temp, buttery all the way through, and needed nothing on it. The Yukon gold pommes purée was outrageously good, and the oak-grilled broccolini with brown butter and confit garlic held its own next to everything else. They also went out of their way to make our celebration feel personal -- handwritten cards at the table and a candle on dessert. Can't wait to come back someday!

Steak
Lianna T.

Setting and service here are impeccable. The restaurant is not small, but it feels intimate, comfortable, and cozy due to several separated rooms, each decorated with tasteful and interesting artwork. The service is exceedingly attentive with water refilled at every sip. We came for my partner's birthday, and we were greeted by a handwritten card at the table, and each server wishing him a happy birthday. For appetizers, we ordered the hamachi as well as the scallops. The waiter said the hamachi was his favorite dish, but it was the one dish we both might have skipped - the flavors were a bit bland, and no one things stood out. The scallops, even though an appetizer, was a small portion. However, the accompanying melon and sauce were delicious. We also ordered the ribeye along with mushrooms. My partner deemed the steak "exceptional" and the garlic and accompanying mushrooms were also delicious. For dessert, we settled on the Baked Alaska, which I would say, was the other disappointment of the meal. For the price, this was shockingly small - and while the presentation is lovely, the actual flavors were very bland. The meal finished with complimentary chocolates, which I wish we had made our entire dessert. Overall, an exceedingly lovely experience, especially for a celebration. I think in the future, we would know how to navigate the menu just a bit better.

Chocolate Soufflé
Kristin S.

An amazing dinner that is worth trying at least once! The service was spectacular and the ambience is chill and romantic. They have free valet parking! The complimentary popovers were DELICIOUS! Drink: Highly recommend the English milk punch it's a smooth and super sweet drink. The blood orange fizz was also good, but not my favorite of the two drinks hors d'oeuvres: The HAM & GRUYÈRE CROQUETTES melt in your mouth! The PORK BELLY & DUCK RILLETTES were so yummy and my favorite of all the appetizers. The CRAB & SESAME BEIGNETS are also a MUST try! Appetizers: The Scallop dish was fresh, citrusy, and the melon bites were a great combination Entree: If you want a fish dish then the DOVER SOLE AMANDINE is the one you should try! It was spectacular. It was a flavor bomb in my mouth! Dessert: I really enjoyed the chocolate soufflé with the cherry ice cream

Popovers
Jennifer D.

Wow! It's been a month since I was there and I'm still salivating. What a truly great experience we had at Jeffrey's. It was for my, and my friend's, birthday. I'm going to start with the bad... parking suuucckksss. They do offer valet, though. Now into the good. From the hors d'oeuvres, to the dinner, the cocktails and dessert. The amount of care and detail they put into not only making delicious food, but how It's presented on the plate. Our waiter was freaking amazing and of course I'm terrible with names but I hope he's still there next time! We ordered so many different hors d'oeuvres. We almost tried them all. With the truffle deviled eggs and ham & Gruyere Croquettes being my pick. I had the Dean & Peeler (Based in Texas) 8 oz filet and it was perfectly prepared. And let me tell you right now, those seared mushrooms are literally the best mushrooms I've had anywhere. Highly recommend them! I didn't get a pic because I tried one and then forgot all about my fellow Yelpers at that moment. My favorite cocktail was the English Milk Punch. Shout out to Finn and his fellow cocktail magicians. For my "dessert" I ordered a glass of the Seppeltsfield 2002 Tawny. Holy crap, the flavor was amazing. It's definitely sweet so if you're not into that... then that leaves more for me! It gave me maple syrup vibes. Those Australians know what's up. Too bad one can't find a bottle anywhere to have at home. I could probably go on but hands down the best dining experience we've had in a very long time.

Complimentary bread with stracciatella cheese
Karen G.

My last night in Austin was spent catching up with a girlfriend I hadn't seen in six years, so it felt only fitting to celebrate the occasion at a legendary restaurant like Jeffrey's, located in the charming Clarksville neighborhood. I had heard so many great things about Jeffrey's, including its reputation as an Austin fine-dining staple since 1975. The restaurant strikes that rare balance of feeling cozy and intimate while still maintaining an undeniably upscale atmosphere. Colin was our server and he did an amazing job taking care of us throughout the evening. Shortly after we were seated, we were served complimentary bread with stracciatella cheese, which got me super excited. Stracciatella happens to be one of my favorite cheeses and it's surprisingly hard to find so this was a treat. The bread was warm and perfect for scooping up the creamy, delicate cheese. Extra points to Jeffrey's for offering this as a complimentary starter! After that, we ordered the crispy fried oysters, which were recommended to me by one of the sushi chefs at Sushi by Scratch who mentioned she used to work at Jeffrey's and insisted they were a must-order. They arrived golden and delicate with a light, crisp exterior and that briny, buttery oyster inside. Truly the perfect starter and just the right portion to begin the meal. For our mains, we both opted for the Gulf Red Snapper. The dish arrived beautifully plated with a perfectly seared exterior. The fish was delicate, flaky, and cooked perfectly. On the side we ordered the oak-grilled broccolini, which came out vibrant and slightly charred with a subtle smokiness. It paired well with the snapper and added a nice fresh balance to the meal. They also have an excellent white wine selection, which complemented the seafood perfectly. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and the perfect way to end my Austin trip. Jeffrey's will definitely be a staple stop every time I visit Austin from now on.

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Magicians in the kitchen. Not going to bother typing the dishes I had because everything they make is delicious. Literally get anything you want and you will like it. We've usually order one of the steaks but most recently went to the bar for the burger and it did not disappoint. Only negative thing I have to say is that the espresso is pre batched for the espresso martinis but at least they use real espresso. (I understand it's for speed but small pet peeve). They do pull the shot fresh if you order actual coffee like a cappuccino or espresso by itself, etc.

Jeff's Chocolate Intemperance Cake
Dave G.

Jeffreys, a meal so complete, that it can be described by one word; immaculate. What an amazing establishment that is an EXPERIENCE in fine dining, yet still maintains a classy yet not snobby Austin charm. Food - I very rarely find restaurants executing in all phases but there was not a single menu item that wasn't perfectly seasoned, and delicious. Nothing felt like it was mediocre. From the appetizers (the greatest deviled eggs) to the entree and sides (the sides were not an afterthought!) everything was amazing. I had the Mishima Ribeye. Such a perfectly cooked medium rare, no hard gray band. Just a perfect cook. The butter flavor with herb and garlic was also perfection. Perfectly salted and a great crust. Truly mind blowing creamed spinach, delicious mushrooms and the desserts had a depth of flavor that was out of this world. Service - The waiter was fantastic. Playful and witty, rolled with my groups terrible dad jokes and everyone who helped was on top of drinks, picking up items, and keeping the table neat. Jeffreys is a MEMORABLE Meal.

Tortellini.
john g.

Reservations are pretty much required. Food is mostly legit at a hefty price tag. The popup bread is complementary and amazing. I need to learn how to make this. We got 2 different steaks. The 6oz mishima tenderloin filet - this was the best steak hands down I've ever had. I don't eat at top steakhouses often, but this is hands down the best steak by far anywhere. Well worth the $95. Great feature, perfect temperature, Melted in your mouth. Great Smokey flavor. Amazing. Absolutely zero need to use any of their sauces. The 12oz mishima ny strip was good, but honestly for the price point, I'm not sure it's justified. This weighed in at a whopping $120. It was good, but didn't knock my socks off like the tenderloin did. After the filet, I was a bit disappointed here. We also for the tortellini - amazing. So many unique flavors in a bit. The fries, while stacked in a jenga block set look, were aweful. It tasted like yucca. Service - A+. I came here with a friend, but lots of couples as it did have a romantic vibe inside.

Kevin S.

I don't know why it's taken me so long to go here, but boy am I glad I finally went. Jeffrey's is tucked away on a quiet and unassuming street. When you walk in, first thing you'll notice is that the restaurant is deceptively large. The bar is beautiful, and the rest of the restaurant will remind you of an old school Italian mobster restaurant (in a good way!) The service was phenomenal. Multiple people came to service our table for water, bread, food, cleaning the table, etc. The food was amazing, but I'm going to give you the secret star of the show: the rack of lamb. Honestly may be the best lamb that I've had in Austin (and I've tried a bunch of different places!). We will for sure be back. Thank you for making our anniversary celebrations memorable!

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One of the best steaks I've had in Texas. We love the food and ambiance in the bar area. Have been going here for years.

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Ask the Community - Jeffrey's

Website implies HH Sunday & Monday? Could someone confirm its daily?

What formal wear should be worn when coming to the restaurant?

Slacks and dress shirt for men and dress or pantsuit for women

Do they have corkage fee?

They do not allow outside bottles of wine as policy (confirmed with restaurant).

Do they have happy hour? And if so what hours?

Yes, 4:30 to 6:30pm

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