amazing!! we came for my partners birthday & the staff was amazing. they treated us amazing from…read morethe beginning till the end. 1000/10 recommend!! supper good food, people, and vibe was really good!!

Unfortunately my visit here lately wasn't great. Service was super inattentive, the waiter brought…read moreus our food and asked where our drinks were 15 min later. We then got our drinks after our food. The food was not as impressive as I remember. Maybe it's because we got salads. Mine was suppose to have kale in the mix. I was too hungry to ask why it didn't come with kale. There were way too many cranberries. Though my friend raved about her cobb salad, so I guess I just got the wrong salad. The fries came out cold and we had to track down our waiter to order dessert and get the check. The peanut butter pie was a little too dense for me and it lacked depth in flavor. When you come here I would stick with the OG sandwich, mac & cheese, and butter pie. Warming about parking, lot is small and hard to maneuver.

Very good and quick service. Everyone was so sweet and welcoming! It's a very cozy little…read morerestaurant with a nice patio you can enjoy your food at. We got the short stack and the red river burger and it exceeded our expectations. It was absolutely delicious and we will be going back!

I hate to leave a review like this for a local business but my experience there today was horrible…read more We were the only ones in there, showed up at 3:15 (they close at 4) the waitress was friendly and we ordered quickly. My friend ordered a side salad, I meant to take a picture. It looked like it had been frozen, the lettuce was yellow, brown and soggy. The only other thing on it was soggy shredded carrots and a cup of balsamic dressing. No tomatoes, no croutons nada and the balsamic dressing had film over it, like it had been sitting in the plastic cup for days. When the waitress dropped it off she asked "do you want this"? As if she too knew it was gross. We said no thanks. I ordered the yankee omelette and side of French toast and cheesy hash browns. The hash browns were greasy but decent and toast was good. I cut into the omelette and realized they gave me the Denver (ham, peppers) instead of the yankee (olives, feta, spinach). The waitress was sitting at a table texting so I had to call her over, she told me she had entered it correctly but the kitchen may have messed up. I told her I wasn't sure what happened but this isn't what I ordered and let her know I just wanted to pay for the toast and hash browns. She offered to re make it but I declined and she obliged & walked away. After ten minutes I had to get up and get her (texting again) to cash me out. If it was just one issue I'd be ok but there were many- food quality in the salad, old dressing. poor customer service (texting, not following up). Kitchen screw ups, wrong items brought, mediocre quality. It was bad, I wont be back. And for a place already having issues due to high rent, construction etc I would think quality and customer service would be a focal point. I'd save my money and time if I were you MUCH better options.

Was excited to stop in for my first visit. First of all it is no longer Ned Granger Cafe...it's…read morecalled Lubbys. They did not have breakfast. No Tex-Mex at all. Cafeteria style chicken, fish , and chopped beef. Yelp was way off on this one! And it was expensive. We will not return

The manager has left after years of service (Ms Juliana) who kept that place clean, stocked with…read morefresh food and great customer service. Went over today to grab a sandwich...the baked goods were only cookies (whereas before it's was a plethora of baked goodness) the salad bar looked trash as well as the condiment bar (used to be well stocked with fresh veggies and sauces) Sadly I won't be back.

I should've taken a photo but after a bite I couldn't put it down. I ordered the sausage smash and…read morea side hash brown. I did put the hash brown in the sandwich. Imagine a McGriddle but just way better. Definitely want to try their chicken sandwich next

Little Griddle is new on Rainey. As a resident on the street I love when new food trucks pop up…read more The menu is full of well executed comfort food you can't find anywhere else. You'll find them in front of StayPut where you can pick up your food and head inside or out on the patio to pair it with a cold craft beer. Flavor Explosion from every item on the menu. Don't forget the pickle ranch! It's addicting. Drew is an excellent chef making a mark on all the locals here. Great service, amazing food, and affordable prices. Cheers!

I really enjoyed my meal at Counter Cafe! I got the Fried Chicken Biscuit with my choice side of…read moreBacon Flavored Collard Greens. The biscuit was tasty and the chicken was cooked perfectly. The honey butter was very yummy, but I wish it wasn't as cold or hard. I would have preferred for it to be on the sandwich However, a pro of it being on the side is that you can control how much you consume. Nevertheless, I still wish it wasn't warmer in temperature. The greens were good as well. Not my favorite, but enjoyable to eat. The people were so kind! There's a decent amount of parking available that surrounds the building. The ambiance is very fitting to its name. It's a comfy, neighborhood cafe. I look forward to going back!

Came in for my birthday brunch up from San Antonio. Let's start with the positives:…read more Service was excellent. Server was attentive and my coffee stayed filled (with a small caveat I'll speak to below). Atmosphere was simple. "Modern" diner experience. Music was low and not obnoxious, bell ringing behind the counter, the low hum of conversations. Lighting was nice. Food for the most part was also excellent (one caveat to this will be listed below). I had the Counter Benedict, wife had the biscuits and gravy, son had the breakfast taco. Breakfast potatoes were very good. Crisp, pillowy, and properly seasoned. Pastrami on the Benedict was very good. Poached eggs were well cooked and silky as expected. Flour tortilla in the breakfast taco was also good. Sausage in the gravy was slightly spicy and delicious. Now, the negatives: Coffee was lukewarm after my first cup. Coffee needs to be hot. One of the biscuits in my Benedict was overcooked and dry as a bone. The gravy for the biscuits and gravy is sweet for some reason. Normally I want more gravy, but when my wife couldn't finish her breakfast, I had 0 desire to eat it. Not sure why it's sweet but it's weird. Overall we liked it so we will be back. The prices are very reasonable for Austin, and they have Valentina as a hot sauce option (which is excellent).

I have a long history with Cisco's -- this was the first place I ever had Mexican breakfast, back…read morewhen I was a senior at UT -- so I came in with real affection and nostalgia. Unfortunately, this visit was disappointing. The migas themselves had good flavor, and I still remembered loving the warm salsa served with migas and sausage. But on this visit, everything was served rather cold/tepid, which made the whole meal fall flat. Warm salsa can be wonderful when the plate is hot; when the food is lukewarm, it just doesn't have the same magic. We were first seated in the back room, which felt like a refrigerator, so we moved up front. Unfortunately, the ceiling fans didn't help the food stay warm either. The biscuits were also underwhelming -- somewhere shy of "meh." I wanted to love it again. I really did. Cisco's has history, charm, and a place in Austin memory. But breakfast needs to come out hot, especially dishes like migas, sausage, salsa, and biscuits. I hope this was an off day, because I'd love for the old spark to still be there.

A young lady who lived in Austin when it was still weird told me how East 6th used to have its…read moreshare of bad hombres. "Good luck getting down that street without getting robbed," she reminisced. One might have felt Odyssean as he braved the muggers and pickpockets in order to reach his very own Ithaca, i.e. Cisco's. The finest Tex-Mex in Austin, despite the working class charm of Original Joe's, comes from the kitchen at Cisco's. The biscuits, softer than Penelope's lap; the breakfast tacos, folded crisper than the crush of her gown; the enchiladas, juicier than her amorous effluvia; and finally, the migas, they're pretty good migas. The dining area is split between a Googie modern room with chrome molding and terrazzo floors; then on the other side is a modern ranch with oak wainscoting and red Naugahyde. I'm sure Christmas lights were hung, every place in Austin has Christmas lights. A very helpful waitress told me that their enchiladas are award winning. Their sauce was more of a meat sauce than a chili pepper sauce, the latter being more common to a Californian such as myself. Still, very good. Not surprising that it won an award. I recommend ordering the migas biscuit. This allows you to sample two dishes in one. Saving money and saving space in your guts.

Super enjoyable food , ingredients felt fresh and portion were good for the price. Ordered ahead…read morebecause the summer heat is no joke and waiting in the line around brunch time is not fun.

Food truck with great service and delicious breakfast sandwiches…read more Bread on my sandwich were from NewWorldDeli . I got the hot mess and it was soo delicious! Great food truck park with noble joe coffee truck next door plenty of space for my toddler to run around and I can enjoy my meal. Also there was a clean porta potty for use! Close to trail and riverside!

I really enjoy Kerbey Lane especially when wanting breakfast for dinner. The have great specials…read moreand the staff are always helpful and friendly. Normally do a walk in and sit at the bar and go in off times. Haven't had to wait. Food is consistently good from the French toast, eggs San Francisco, pancakes, and their coffee isn't too bad either. This specific location has a large bar and it's always fun to watch the kitchen and the staff work together.

Here ye hear ye, ye old Kerbey Lane has good pancakes! I got the lemon poppyseed pancakes, with…read moreeggs, sausage, and bacon which were all good! My uncle got the migas, which was also great. Our server was friendly, and the drink portions and refills were solid. We sat outside in great weather and good atmosphere. This place is a very solid classic breakfast place, that I fully recommend!