Great concept for a Food truck I love me some Fish and Chips after spending many years in Scotland…read moreeating real Fish and Chips. The prices seems very reasonable considering you are eating from a food truck. You get three good size pieces with you order, small chips ( double fried french fries), ketchup, malt vinegar, also tartar sauce and a couple of other dips. They have clam chowder soup and type types of drinks beside water. Bottled water is $2.00 very reasonable. Soda's are $3.00 each. Spent around 17 dollars for fish and chips. Service was very good when placing your order the gentlemen tells you that it will take 5-7 minutes which is reasonable for a food truck. Looked like three people working inside the truck Had a good size line when I pulled up to order. You eat in your vehicle or on the tail gate of your truck This food truck was in the Lowes Parking Lot in Temple, Texas. I had some great COD (4 pieces got an extra one) they cooked it perfectly the best I have had in a long time. Not impressed with the fries, was hoping for chip cut potatoes like you get overseas.

Spent $50.00 on 2 fish meals ( added an extra piece of fish to each meal) yesterday in Aurora…read moreColorado. The pieces of fish were no larger than a fish stick....tiny in fact. Small handful of very greasy french fries. Had the worst heartburn all day, still have it today. We eat there nearly every time it's in our area, last month a bit smaller than usual, prices are higher this month, quality and quantity of food has slipped considerably. We have a huge family who won't bother to visit again

I made a reservation for 4 last Thursday evening for myself and 3 of my college friends who were in…read moretown for our annual reunion. I had hoped we would get an outdoor table to appreciate the view but all tables were booked when I made the reservation and were still booked when we got there a bit early. It was also overcast that day. Even though we were a bit early, they were able to seat us quickly. We ended up just having drinks and one side item (yummy squash dish). We made the decision to leave before a full meal because the menu wasn't as vegetarian and gluten free friendly as we'd thought it might be. Danny was our waiter and he was very understanding! He gave us several great drink recommendations. We all very much enjoyed our cocktails and mocktail with a side appetizer of squash. We appreciated the discount on valet parking if you eat at Nido and get your ticket validated. I'm sure I'll be back here on a sunny day and book far enough in advance to sit outside.

Nido has a beautiful atmosphere, and the rooftop views overlooking downtown Austin are definitely…read morethe highlight. It's a great spot for drinks. The cocktails were delicious, although definitely on the pricey side. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the setting. The portions were extremely small, and the prices felt very steep for both the quality and the amount served. While the presentation was nice, the taste simply didn't justify the cost. On top of that, having to pay $15 for valet added even more to an already expensive evening. Overall, Nido is worth visiting once for the views and a cocktail, but I personally wouldn't return for dinner. There are plenty of other spots in Austin that offer much better value for the price.

This is a pretty chill sports bar on 6th. We went on a Saturday around 7pm and there was tons of…read morespace. You order at the counter for drinks and food and they bring it out to you. I got the Bangers and Mash and I wouldn't get it again. While the mashed potatoes were nice and creamy, the two sausage was not very tender and a bad texture. I think the food is fine in terms of bar food.

They have a 3.25% credit card surcharge - that immediately takes 2 stars of their rating, in my…read morebook. It's a nice Irish pub vibe and they have lots of TVs for the games. They have a nice selection of Irish beers (Smithwicks, Guinness, Harp, etc.) , I can't comment on the food - I didn't order any because of the 3.25% credit card surcharge. That surcharge is a huge crock of shit,

The food was amazing a Especially the Irish egg rolls. We…read morewent back 2 days in a row. The service was better the first night with Abby? Behind the bar. But the next night guy was very pleasant but the kitchen did t open till after we had been there for an hour. They also serve a good Guinness pour. A little cold for my taste but that is pretty standard for Texas

Great spot with a cool, lively atmosphere! I had been before on St. Patrick's day (which I highly…read morerecommend), but hadn't tried the food until now. Stopped in with a large group on a Saturday night to grab dinner and watch football, and it was a great choice. No wait, and our whole group of 10 was seated right away on the outdoor patio with a huge TV screen front and center. The food was delicious, and our server was friendly, attentive, and provided great recommendations. Already knew this was a fun place for drinks, but now I can confidently say the food makes it worth coming back for too

Posse East is always a win! Great food, ice-cold drinks, and an unbeatable location--perfect for…read moregame day or just hanging out any day of the week. The atmosphere is fun, laid-back, and ideal for meeting up with friends or bringing family along. Easy, lively, and consistently a good time every visit!

This old corner bar/restaurant hit the spot. I've worked at UT for ten years and never visited. It…read morewas finally time and the food didn't disappoint. The workers were friendly and kind and the atmosphere was chill for a Tuesday afternoon. I ordered a cheeseburger with fries and a fountain drink. The food was good and gave me backyard grilling vibes. The price was reasonable and honestly - I can't wait to go back. I highly recommend for anyone in the area.

My son lives in Austin and finally brought me here. It's fantastic! Dimly lit, casual, with hip…read moremusic. You order at bar and they bring to table. Staff super friendly. Full bar. Good wine list. Excellent mussels, French onion soup, cheese and salads. Hamburger and chicken cooked properly. Burger had Grey Poupon and cornichons. All servings generous and well seasoned. Several yummy sounding desserts but I was too full! Bathrooms clean. Spent about $60 each including tip. I didn't drink. It was a lot of food.

Desserts are so good, especially their bread pudding which takes about 20-30 mins to get to ya so…read moreorder before you finish dinner. We also liked their creme brûlée and also had banana Nutella crepes. Their fish & chips, which was the reason we came here, failed me which was disappointing. Maybe they had a bad day, who knows?! Parking could also be challenging.

Cameron was very attentive and patient. Service was quick and for arrive in a timely manner. We…read moredecided on this location because it's convenient to the Moody. I'm so glad we did. The truffled deviled eggs were AMAZING! We also had chicken liver mousse and duck fries. We sat on the back patio. Weather was great for it. Entrees were a hit Red Fish, Fried Chicken, beet Salad and flounder. Everyone enjoyed. I also highly recommend the Cherry Limeade vodka cocktail. There was a spicy mocktail that received mixed reviews from the group but I enjoyed it. Ginger beer, Tabasco were definitely to the forefront in the mix.

Another five star experience at Salty Sow starting with the reservation process, which was done via…read moreOpenTable. After making the reservation, I messaged the restaurant to let them know that we would have a doggie with us and to make sure that we were able to sit on the patio to allow for said dog. The restaurant had prompt communication back stating they would note the reservation, which I really appreciate it. They were having a private event so part of the patio was taken however they still had ample space for other patrons to enjoy the outdoor area. Part of three our server I didn't catch their name was just OK. They ended up at one point accidentally pouring water into my wine glass for a refill and they did replace the partial glass of wine. Food wise though was on point. Got the whipped ricotta and bone marrow to start then pork shoulder, beef shoulder and fried chicken for the mains. All was delicious with healthy portions for left overs. The original order included Brussels sprouts as well but those didn't make it to the table nor on the ticket. Beverages were fine as well the area of improvement would be to ask if another round would be needed. As mentioned before the service was just ok as we didn't really get checked on often enough. Overall good experience and place to take friends and fur babies!

Austin doesn't have many great seafood restaurants so I'm so happy that this place exists!!! 4-5:30…read moreis happy hour and my group basically ordered one of every app that was on HH. The buttered crab fingers were SO damn good we ordered another. The smoked trout dip was lovely. The shishitos were surprisingly spicy but I enjoyed that. The fried oyster slider was only fine, and I would probably skip that going forward (I think it's a Gulf oyster). But the raw East Coast oysters were delicious! Mains: i tried the lobster orrechiette ($46 on the day I was there) and one of the specials of the day, a pompano with kabocha and gailan. Both were great but I really especially loved the creamy lobster pasta. After a long week at work, it just really hit the spot. For dessert, we tried the pot du (chocolate) crème, the flourless chocolate torte, and the olive oil cake with blackberry sauce. My favorite was the pot du crème which was so smooth and decadent. The flourless chocolate torte felt a little lost under all the cream, and the olive oil cake was just a little too sweet for my tastes. But others in my group loved those ones. This place is so unassuming from the outside but so so lovely on the inside.

A Seafood Lover's Dream -- Fresh, Soulful, Unforgettable…read more If you haven't yet discovered Mongers Market + Kitchen, consider this your sign to go -- and go soon. After just one visit, it's easy for me to understand why the buzz refuses to die down. The Food: Fresh, Chef-Driven, and Exceptional Mongers lives and breathes quality seafood, and it shows in every single dish. Daily fish specials, like the superb halibut with lemon tarragon beurre blanc sauce I had today, keep the menu feeling alive and seasonal, and the creatively curated menu selections are outstanding. Every dish feels intentional, ingredient-forward, and deeply satisfying. The Atmosphere: Casual Meets Upscale The space strikes a balance that isn't easy to pull off -- unobtrusively nautical-themed and cozy without veering into kitschy territory, rustic without feeling rough around the edges. It's the kind of place that works equally well for a relaxed date night or an intimate dinner with close friends. The warm lighting, close-set tables, and unhurried pace create an atmosphere that encourages you to slow down, order another round of oysters, and stay a while. Small touches--coastal blue tinted water glasses, discreet deco lamps on the exquisitely tiled bar--further convey the establishment's understated, Austin-aligned elegance. The Service: Knowledgeable and Genuinely Attentive The staff here know their seafood, and they're happy to talk about it. Whether you're debating between the crudo and the fish special or trying to navigate the market's fresh offerings, the team brings a friendly confidence and attentiveness that elevates the whole experience. They're the kind of servers who enhance your meal rather than simply facilitate it. The Market: A Bonus Worth Celebrating One of Mongers' most charming features is its retail market component, where you can take home fresh fish and prepared items on your way out. It's a thoughtful touch that extends the experience well beyond the table and speaks to the establishment's genuine love of great seafood in all its forms. On Pricing and Happy Hour Yes, Mongers leans toward the higher end of the price spectrum -- but for the quality on the plate, it's more than justified. That said, the ample lunch menu offers a bit of a price break and their happy hour is a smart way to sample what this kitchen does best at a more accessible price point, and it's become something of a local institution in its own right. Mongers Market + Kitchen isn't just a meal -- it's an experience that lingers long after the last bite. Don't miss it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

fantastic food, great service, wonderful vibes…read more happy hour monday - friday (5pm-7pm) includes $6 rose wine, $6 deep eddy mule, $4 rotating draft! plus $7 fish & chips (basically a half portion of the full entree). on sundays it's happy hour prices for all of the above, all day!!!! (1pm-10pm) highly recommend checking this spot out

A go to spot for us…read more Our usuals: -fish and chips (half portion for happy hour) -wings (not pictured, but they are beautifully plated for a pub) -burger and garlic fries There's a fantastic mezcal speakeasy if you walk to the right on the patio and up the stairs!

Amazing, walk up and order place in downtown Austin. Got the blackened shrimp and red snapper with…read moreslaw and mac n cheese. Would totally walk in the rain AGAIN for this meal. Guy was cool at the window as well as great service. Adjacent to a bar I did not go in. Review is for food alone

4.5 Stars I loved…read morethe huge variety of seafood/protein options on the menu. Food is tasty for sure but also super greasy / salty (we had the cajun chicken quesadilla ($18) the guac was bomb and super fresh). Located inside Lavaca Street Bar.