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    Lazarus Brewing

    4.5 (682 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    IPA and Ale
    Rod B.

    One of the few craft breweries we found to visit while in Texas. Had a great dark ale and was able to try several others with the great service we received while there. Very relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

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    Tony H.

    I loved how much space Lazarus has, they have a great outdoor and indoor set up. There's tons of room without it feeling too empty or distance. Really good beer. We came on a mini brewery tour to check out this spot & Zilker brewery. If you're staying downtown it can be walkable since there is a lot to see on the way over or you can hop on a scooter or uber to head here from downtown. Overall it was a great place to hangout, relax and have a beer.

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    Stephen D.

    Another great Austin brewery. Plenty of seating inside and outside. I bounced around between the two to take in the people watching on 6th St. Beer- I had both their Hazy and WC IPAs and they were tremendous. I can see why they are an award winning brewery. Service was quick and efficient. I didn't wait long to be served.

    Patrick L.

    I'm so excited to have and taste really good beer that I haven't even thought about looking at the menu yet. Being a bit of a hop head I had the fight of Hoppy beers, and not a single one disappointed! Brewery is in a cool space and location in Austin with plenty of indoor seating as well as outdoor and covered. We're just passing through unfortunately, but I'll be picking up a few four packs to go.

    Sunny C.

    An okay brewery with good beer and always out of the vanilla stout. They also serve coffee here all day which explains all the working people laptops. The food here is also not bad. Some items a bit over priced like the tacos. The food selection here felt very limited. Definitely a spot for a quick snack. But even the snack selection didn't have much.

    Angela B.

    Love the decor in this place. The cozy couch/living room section looked perfect for a small group of peeps. Sunday morning not very busy and they have a ton of seating. Got the Hazel moca latte to go, no food. Drink took about five min or so and it was delightful I'd go back just for this!

    Tacos and iced latte
    Emma B.

    Enjoyed brunch at Lazarus, we sat outside on the picnic tables. It was a great kid friendly outdoor area, and the taco portions were very reasonable.

    Sunday Funday - Birthday Suit
    Eamon P.

    I usually come here on weekends to get some work done and enjoy a beer. Lazarus has a great laid back vibe, plenty of good beer options, and it's an easy spot to hang out for a while. Their food is pretty decent too, which makes it even better when you want to stay for a bit. Definitely one of my go to spots in Austin.

    Ariadna S.

    It seems to be a pretty good spot for a hangout or even for a laptop day (saw a lot of people working although it was past 7 pm). They decorated for Christmas quite a bit which looked really nice. I also appreciate the fact that the music choice for the season was not obnoxious (All I want for Christmas is to not hear "All I Want For Christmas Is You" on every corner). I got a red wine and later got a peppermint hot mocha. Both drinks were really good and I enjoyed both. But I forgot to ask for a decaf but oh well, it's on me. We got two tortas: carne asada and al pastor, both were really good but I think u liked carne asada more. The tacos, in my opinion, are rather overpriced, considering there are a few trucks just walking distance.

    Fish Tacos
    Amber Z.

    A short walk from the hotel. A great place to try a new brew, whether it's coffee or beer. Wine and a small food menu are available. Upon entering, grab a menu order at the counter and have a seat. They will bring your food to you. You can tell it's a local hangout spot, with seating indoors and out, since it's cooler. The outdoor seating area is temporarily closed, along with the space heaters, which unfortunately weren't turned on this evening. Multiple people were trying to turn them on because of the cool temps. I would not recommend the food. I ordered two fish tacos. They were seven dollars apiece, and I could not tell if they were fish, chicken, turkey, or beef. The tacos had no flavor, except for someone throwing as much spice on them as they could. I don't mind spice, but I enjoy flavor beyond the burning heat. I enjoyed the sour-mash beer. Had I known the food was subpar, I would've ordered a second beer and not worried about the food. If you are driving, there isn't much parking available.

    Kavitha P.

    Nice little brewery, was here for an event I enjoyed the Rosè wines since I don't drink beer Patio area was nice , very hot but they had misting fans which helped

    Ceviche Tostada and Cherry Cider
    Movetia S.

    I've passed this place for years and finally stopped in tonight after a bike ride to meet friends for drinks. It was 100 degrees today, but they had plenty of misting fans going, sun shade sails, and ice water dispensers to keep everyone comfortable. There was indoor seating available, but we chose to sit in the patio area. I ordered the shrimp ceviche tostada and a cherry cider. The cider was pleasantly sweet without being cloying. (Thanks to the bartender for the recommendation) The tostada was beautifully prepared on a bed of crisp lettuce with a light vinegar dressing, fresh and tasty. The only thing missing was a fork and a little extra spice. This is a great spot to meet friends and just chill. Looking forward to trying the Airport location. Insider tips: Very bike friendly, ride if you can, because parking can be tricky in this area. Want indoor seating? Come early. Ladies, the bathrooms are clean and well stocked.

    Happy hour tostadas
    Elle K.

    Love coming to this spot for a beer or a meal or some breakfast and a matcha! There's a ton of seating and it's a beautiful space. Food comes out pretty quickly after you order at the front. They have one of the best happy hours in Austin and I really enjoy both of their chicken tostadas. Ingredients are always fresh too. Some of their entrees can be a little too lime flavored to me like the quesadilla and the enchiladas but I have friends that love everything. The breakfast torta is awesome if you're looking for something kinda heavy after a night out. Great spot for big groups too.

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    Lazarus Kids friendly?

    Yep it is!

    I appreciate your menu, very, very much! But, there's nothing for sissies. Can someone order something like a quesadilla? I want to bring some out-of-towners your way.

    Yes they have quesadillas. Food menu all good.

    The website says there is a "great wine menu," but that menu is not on the site. What wines are available?

    There are pictures here on yelp under "menu". Looks like they rotate like their beers

    Do they have any TVs for game day viewing?

    Hi Katie, We have a 110 inch HD Projector that we show the UT Longhorns games. We don't show any… 

    Does Lazarus have a happy hour?

    I don't believe they do.

    Are outside food allowed?

    Nope! They have a full kitchen at the brewery so outside food is not allowed.

    Dogs allowed on patio?

    Yup

    Do you sell the coffee mugs?

    We don't. But we purchase them from Terra Keramik, who makes them all by hand in Switzerland. They are not cheap, but you can order them direct!

    Do you happen to sell the red hot sauce you serve on the breakfast tacos? It's amazing...

    We agree, it IS amazing! Unfortunately, part of the reason it tastes so good is that we make it every day or two (fresh!). And the reason we do that is you folks eat a lot of it! And since we're working out of a really small kitchen, we don't have… 

    What's the story with the stained glass on the patio? Who's the woman?

    So the stained glass was a commissioned piece created by Sylvia Laks, out of Costa Rica. There's a famous story in the Bible (Luke 7) where Jesus encounters a woman who was a "sinner". Instead of condemning her, she gets commended (for loving him).… 

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    Taqueria De Diez  - Carne Asada Taco

    Taqueria De Diez

    4.7(563 reviews)
    1.1 miDowntown
    $$

    Atmosphere - Cozy restaurant that is accessed through the bar. Limited indoor seating with a/c. At…read morefirst we had trouble finding this hidden gem then realized we had to walk through an alley. Taste - We love everything we ordered and cannot pick a favorite between the carne asada, al pastor and pollo tacos. The carne asada is sliced to order and the meat is tender and well seasoned. The al pastor is topped with grilled pineapple and is a sweet and spicy delight. The grilled chicken is flavorful, well charred and seasoned beautifully. All were topped with cilantro, finely chopped onions, and guacamole. The carne asada burrito was made with a generous amount of beef and rice, pinto beans, guacamole and onions. 4 different salsas and fresh cut limes are available. Service - Friendly, fast service. Short wait once the order is placed. Cashless payments only. Price - Average

    The entrance is easy to miss: a door marked only by a primitive "TACOS" spelled out in those tacky…read moremailbox stickers, tucked inside a tiny bar hidden down an alley off Trinity Street. Once you're inside, though, the whole operation runs with impressive efficiency. You order at the register, take your receipt, and hand it off to one of the taco guys behind the counter. As the sign says, "No Ticket, No Taco!" so don't lose it. Seating is limited and the line can get long, but they move fast. And don't come expecting cheese or sour cream -- the only add‑ons here are cilantro, onions, salsa, and guacamole. It's a stripped‑down menu, and they stick to it. The tacos are solid. The beef isn't anything remarkable, but the chicken is tender, moist, and genuinely flavorful. The quesadilla is the sleeper hit; the baked cheese gives it a deep, savory punch that outshines the tacos. And if you're hungry or just want the best value, the burritos are enormous -- stuffed right up to the tortilla's structural limit. A hidden little alley spot that delivers quick service, simple options, and reliably good food once you manage to find the door.

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    Adobada (Pastor) Volcan and Carne Asada Taco

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    Las Trancas

    Las Trancas

    4.6(628 reviews)
    0.6 miEast Austin
    $

    I've been on a hunt for a great taco spot, and I think I finally found it…read more It wasn't busy when we got there, and our food came out pretty quickly. I ordered an al pastor, lengua, and asada taco, and honestly, they were all so good. The asada was my favorite, but the other two were right behind it. The meat was flavorful, and the salsas had some heat to them, which I appreciated!!! My boyfriend ordered the chicken burrito, and it was just okay. The chicken was shredded and could've used a little more seasoning for my taste. I'm also not a huge fan of lettuce in a burrito, so that may have played a part in it not being my favorite. That being said, I'm definitely coming back because those tacos were SO good. Next time, I want to give the burrito another shot and order it my way. If it's anything like the tacos, I have a feeling it'll be a winner.

    Reasonable prices, and good quality. Wish their sauces were spicier, but I also don't think they're…read moremade in house so maybe that's why. Tacos were delicious! Al pastor is on the more firm side rather than fatty soft pieces, I think it's a decent balance although would've liked a bit more soft (personal preference). I would come back if I was in this part of Austin again, and was really craving some reliable tacos. It's not impressive enough for me to go out of my way to eat, but it's a really good choice if you're passing through already. They're also very quick to get the food out, and the seating area is outdoors but has fans in some spots.

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    Veracruz All Natural

    Veracruz All Natural

    4.4(1.2k reviews)
    0.5 miEast Austin
    $

    Lives up to the hype. Here's the thing--You may end up waiting quite some time for your food…read more However, if you give yourself the time to wait, you will not be disappointed. I had the Migas taco and the La Reyna taco. Both were excellent. I loved the veggies combination on the La Reyna taco. I would want to stop in and eat these every week if I lived in Austin. And the hot sauce was on point, both the green and the red. My husband had the Grilled Fish taco and the Grilled Steak taco. He couldn't decide which he liked better, but mentioned that the steak itself had amazing flavor. Do yourself a favor: free up two hours on your day off; order some tacos; order a Desnudo coffee or matcha or hibiscus tea and enjoy the tree-shaded outdoor dining area while you wait for some truly outstanding tacos.

    Till my all-time favorite tacos in Austin. The shrimp taco is literally the most flavorful shrimp…read moretaco you will ever have. Period. The shrimp is sautéed in this extremely flavorful and spicy chili paste and it is an explosion of flavor in your mouth. The fish taco is also absolutely amazing. For the vegetarians, their cauliflower taco is great. And for the meat lovers, they're steak and Barbacoa taco is off the charts. Their beverages and juices freshly made in house are also always hit. Hard to find such fresh juices at that price point anymore.

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    Velvet Taco - Velvet Taco 8

    Velvet Taco

    4.4(822 reviews)
    1.3 miWarehouse District, Downtown
    $$

    Perfect spot for late-night tacos!…read more The best part is that they have great vegetarian options, including both paneer and tofu tacos, and both are absolutely delicious. It's not always easy to find flavorful vegetarian tacos, so this place was a pleasant surprise. I loved it so much that I ended up visiting twice during my two-day trip to Austin. If you're in the city, this place is definitely worth checking out!

    Needed a quick bite and walked two blocks from my hotel straight into downtown Austin's busy…read moreCongress Avenue stretch, right at the corner of 6th Street in the middle of the Warehouse District energy. Sixth Street's neon and noise are basically next door, the Capitol sits up the hill, and the whole area is packed with people, bars, and that classic Austin mix of polished downtown hustle and late-night chaos. Velvet Taco is pure counter-service: you walk right up, order at the register, and then grab a seat. There's plenty of seating, so even with a couple of kids in tow it was no problem finding a spot. The place leans hard into what can only be called white-people tacos--soft, sad flour tortillas that taste like they came straight out of a grocery-store package, loaded with every wild creation the kitchen can invent. Global mashups, brunch hybrids, burger impostors, the works. No one is pretending these are the real deal. I went for the chicken-and-waffles taco, which was actually built on a thin, real waffle instead of a tortilla. Surprisingly good--crispy, a little sweet, chicken holding its own. The burger taco tasted exactly like a cheeseburger that had wandered into a tortilla and decided to stay. We also tried the shrimp taco (fine), one daughter got the kids' chicken taco (perfectly kid-level), and the other ordered the chicken tikka (spicy, saucy, and very much in the "why is this on a tortilla?" category). Everything was okay. Comparable to Torchy's in that same creative-American-taco lane. If you're looking for a true Mexican taco, stay far away. But if you just want to play around with some decent flavors on a cheap flour store-bought tortilla while sitting in the middle of downtown Austin, this is your spot. Not my favorite. Glad I tried it. Won't be back.

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    OneTaco - Migas and Buenos Días

    OneTaco

    4.3(155 reviews)
    1.2 miDowntown
    $

    After a few drinks at Cockfight Bar around the corner, we stopped by for a late-night bite before…read morecalling it a night--and I'm so glad we did. These are honestly some of the best tacos I've had in Austin! The pastor was cooked perfectly: flavorful, slightly crispy around the edges, and packed with plenty of meat, all wrapped in a delicious handmade tortilla. Every bite was so good that I immediately wanted more. I also ordered a quesadilla, which was perfectly cheesy and just the right size to satisfy without feeling too heavy. Honestly, if I had more room, I would have ordered enough tacos to last me the whole next day! I'll definitely be coming back the next time I'm in Austin. This spot is a must-try for anyone craving amazing tacos.

    The branding in here is almost enough to make it worth the trip. I loved the mask stenciled into…read morethe double doors, the playful color palette, and the Coke bottle cap stools they're hiding by one of the counters. I dropped in at 7:30a on a Friday, and watched a steady stream of people come in for takeout. All our food came quickly. Apparent regulars got a friendly recognition by the front of house when they got to the front of the line. I had a Migas and a Taco Jefe. The fill ratio was correct: I was able to hold it closed without really squeezing, and better, nothing was soggy to weaken the very lightly warmed tortilla. But I wanted a higher salt level in the eggs and steak, and some crisp on both proteins would've improved texture balance. It's pretty solid. I think my mom would give it a 5. But for me, it's a solid 4.

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    Veracruz All Natural - Taco $6.5

    Veracruz All Natural

    4.1(591 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    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

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    Pueblo Viejo - Mini taco  Lamb quesadilla

    Pueblo Viejo

    4.4(672 reviews)
    1.7 miOltorf/East Riverside
    $

    Tucked away in a building across from Popeye's, this charming little restaurant doesn't have a wide…read morevariety to choose from--but what they offer is pretty special and definitely worth a visit. I ordered 2 steak tacos and horchata, both very delicious. The horchata is milky and sweet but not crazy sweet, and topped off with cinnamon. The steak tacos came out pretty hot, fresh from the grill. I got them on corn tortillas and I'm glad I did: idk if they make them in house but somebody in some house is making these because they definitely aren't store bought, and if they are I want to know where! I tried the orange habanero and creamy serrano salsas. The habanero was spicy off the bat, while the serrano had more of a lingering burn. Both paired well with the steak. They have a little bar, too, though I did not imbibe this time. Seems like they have a decent selection of agave spirits, and even Campari behind the bar (iykyk). Give them a shot, and thank the ladies in the kitchen.

    I personally don't eat breakfast tacos usually, but the breakfast tacos here are delicious. Out on…read morea whim, happen to drive by and saw this place. Decided to come in and the cashier greeted us and was really nice and patient because of questions with the menu. The Taco Bueno is what I had ordered and requested no potato. Sat down and after a few seconds, chips & salsa was delivered. Then after a few minutes, the food came. Quick service for sure and the food, AMAZING. Anyone reading this, try this place out and if u like it, come back! Cuz we are for sure =D

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