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I've had this place on my radar for years but only recently decided to go with my wife to celebrate our anniversary. I have to say I regret not going sooner! The staff is super professional and the service is top tier. They seem to pay very close attention to each and every guest. The estate bread is as good as they say it is, we ended up ordering additional to-go. I was impressed by the flavors in each dish, well rounded and light. Each dish was enough to share between my wife and I. I am not a huge dessert person, but both of the desserts we ordered were spot on for me, not too sweet but just sweet enough. I recommend saving room for dessert. If you want to impress someone, you should bring them here. If you want carefully prepared delicious food, you should bring yourself here as often as you can.
My first visit was pretty nice. I very much appreciated the decor/ set up. Upon entering the property, the parking situation was a bit confusing. There aren't any signs/ obvious parking areas other than a gravel lot in the back of the property. There wasn't a valet worker present, so I had to park in the back lot. Regarding food- Oysters are $2 each on Wednesday (no, they're not gulf oysters). I ordered 1.5 dozen of those along with a couple of items from the menu- Estate Bread and Texas Pork. I tried to order the Crudo, but they were out of stock. For desert, we opted for espresso martini's. Everything tasted great aside from the butter beans that were included in the pork dish. Note- they ask that you place your entire order at once. I didn't rate Lutie's 5 stars because I felt our server was a tad too pushy when it came to ordering food items. I shouldn't have to decline multiple times when ordering/ not ordering food. The staff should respect that the guests have made their decisions and not try to strong arm you into ordering extra items to upsell. I understand the concept of providing suggestions, but no means no. All in all, I wouldn't be opposed to returning to try other items on their menu.
Wow Lutie's blew me away! This was such a hidden gem on beautiful grounds and fantastic service. I called ahead and asked if they had room for a reservation on the same day in about 30 mins and they were able to accommodate me and my fiancé no problem. We got there ~1:15pm and were seated almost immediately. Great service. Beautiful decor inside and outside lots of plants! We ordered the lobster crepe (YÉCORA ROJO CRÊPE * maine lobster, mornay) and the croque madame (CROQUE MADAME * smoked ham, sunny-side egg, gruyere). The lobster crepe had a generous portion of lobster and was so creamy and delicious. The croque madame was also fantastic. They were about $30 each. To drink we had one of our favorite ciders, Texas Keeper which was crisp and refreshing. I will definitely be back!
Lutie's is a treat. Theres no other way to describe it. I think my favorite genre of restaurants is 'hidden in plain sight' - And Luties is situated inside the beautiful Commodore Perry hotel situated on a historic estate. We legitimately stumbled onto this restaurant after a disappointing dinner elsewhere, and we looked up places with bread and butter service. Lutie's popped up. The location is beautiful, looking over the private garden grounds of the hotel. The interior is lush and beautiful, with a retro green motif and hanging plants. We got a few things- The estate bread and butter, which they are known for: The butter itself was a little work of art, featuring two types of butter interwoven to create a mille-feuille style effect. Attention to details like that bode well for first impressions. We got the warm chickpeas as well with the lime yogurt and the beets with black garlic and dill. Both had great bright pops of flavor. That evening our vibe was vegetarian and they delivered with all the dishes. To finish off, we had probably one of the best ice cream flavors ever- The Kouign Amann ice cream. With little bits of Kouign Amann pastry and a caramel topper served in a retro ice cream goblet, it was heavenly. Paired with a few cocktails, Lutie's salvaged our night and we left in a wonderful mood. The staff was attentive and friendly. Cannot wait to come back to explore their other options soon. Absolute gem.
What a lovely experience at Luties. Shoutout to Rachel our server, so knowledgeable and enhanced our dining experience with her kindness and professionalism. The ambiance and outdoor patio was so beautiful and made our date night intimate and fun! We chose the chefs tasting for our meal: 8 courses and 2 desserts, each dish was crafted so beautifully. We would definitely recommend
Luties has amazing seasonal menus that offer fresh, delicious food with every visit. The atmosphere is extremely elegant and the prices reflect the quality of their food and service. The food is meant to be shared family style and is coursed out per the recommendations of the server. Since my initial dinner visit, my favorite thing to do is go for happy hour to get the best dirty martini with fresh stuffed blue cheese olives in town. Also the kouign Amman ice cream is the best dessert I've ever had. I went for brunch for the first time this weekend and was blown away yet again. The menu offered a variety of sweet and savory dishes. 10/10. I will be thinking about that Maine lobster crepe, shrimp and grits, and apple cider soft serve for a long time.
We're back! Every time. Exceptional service, fun atmosphere, and exquisite food. We always try to mix our favorites with something new. Marsha was amazing and encouraged us to try their award winning ice cream for dessert... just do it. Amazing from start to finish.
One of the best dining experiences I've had in Austin so far. You can't get on the Commodore Perry grounds unless you're a member or are attending an event or have a dinner reservation, so it's a great opportunity to eat somewhere nice while touring the beautiful gardens and hotel. We started off with cocktails - the texas holdem and the gin cucumber one were both lovely. The fat wash of the texas holdem made it rich but not overly heavy. The star of the meal was hands down the estate bread. A set of fluffy sourdough english muffins with the best butter ever. Each dish was wonderful - between two people they recommended ordering 3-4 dishes. We also got the green dish, the trout, and the crudo - all were excellent, and the crudo stood out for the sauce. By the end of the meal we were sated without feeling heavy at all. It was my birthday, so they capped the meal with a complimentary grapefruit soft serve. It's pricey but worth it for the thoughtful food and attentive service. Highly recommend booking here for a special occasion, especially if the weather is nice to explore the grounds.
4.5 Stars - Beautiful spot with amazing service Lutie's is truly a special experience. The ambiance is gorgeous without feeling stuffy, and the whole space has this elevated but relaxed energy that makes you want to linger. We sat at the bar, and Riley took such great care of us. He was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, offering thoughtful recommendations and answering every question with patience. His service really made the night feel effortless. Food-wise, we tried the wagyu, the BBQ shrimp, and the estate bread. The bread was warm, fresh, and perfectly salted. The shrimp had a rich, smoky flavor that was balanced and tender. The only reason I'm docking half a star is because the wagyu steak and sunchokes came out cold, which took away from what could have been an incredible dish. Besides that hiccup, everything else was wonderful. Beautiful atmosphere, excellent service, and memorable flavors. I'd definitely come back again.
I had brunch at Lutie's with a friend this past Sunday when I was visiting Austin. Lutie's is a restaurant on the property of the Commodore Perry, one of Austin's finest hotels (10 acres of gardens and several buildings, including an Italian Renaissance Revival mansion, and still in the heart of Austin). It's small, just a few tables (more outside overlooking some of the gardens if the weather participates, but it was way too hot this past weekend for anyone to be sitting outside). And it's gorgeous (green, lush, plants galore). We tried two of their brunch dishes: Yecora Rojo Crepe with Maine Lobster and Mornay and the Oyster Mushroom Hash Brown with a fried egg, radish, and habanero. I enjoyed the hash brown, but I'll be thinking about that crepe for a while. Absolutely delicious. I wish we'd had room for more (or had a larger party so we could try and share more dishes), but I really enjoyed what we ordered. We also had a cocktail and wine, respectively. My friend got their Michelutie (a really interesting take on a michelada), and I had a glass of C.L. Butaud's Pinot Gris Ramato (and orange wine from the Texas High Plains). Both were great with our brunch dishes. If you're thinking of visiting, I did love brunch. But heads up - they offer a "social hour" from 5-10pm on Mondays and 5-6pm Tuesdays-Sundays (which includes 50% off bottles of wine) and $2 oyster night on Wednesdays (until they run out). The restaurant was beautiful, and the food was delicious. I'd happily return for another meal or social hour!
I was so pleasantly surprised by this place!!! Went for brunch and everything was 10/10. The bakery items were fresh and flavorful & we enjoyed several of the savory brunch items as well. The drinks are spot on. The vibe of this restaurant is unreal and Austin needs more places like this. I recommend checking out for brunch with your girl friends or going on a date :)
We ended up having brunch and dinner here ! One of the best parts of our stay at Commodore Perry Design: The design is perfection ! It sets the tone and creates an ambiance that flows with the property outside. They pulled the nature in perfectly! Seating: There is bar seating, which we did sit at for a bit while waiting for our reservation. There are also a few 2 tops by the windows and booths inside. There is outside seating as well Service: The service here is amazing! The staff is all very nice and polite. They're also very good at making recommendations! The timing of the courses was all great as well. Food: Breakfast was amazing and simple. It set the bar pretty high for dinner. For dinner we opted for the tasting menu they had that night (it had wine or cocktail pairings but we didn't drink) - That was a game changer! Everything was so delicious! They were also accomodating to our food allergy for one of the plates which was appreciated (rather than just getting rid of that course, they substituted it). The only issue we had was at dinner - the booths were pretty close together. Not noticeably so in normal situations, but the table next to us had a guest that was LOUD - both verbally and with his large mannerisms. We almost had to say something to the staff about it and try to move. Luckily they went outside to watch the sunset and left us to enjoy the back half of our dinner.
Overhyped, not worth going back to and definitely not the place I would pick for a special occasion. I was excited to check it out based on the pictures of the estate. There was a large tent blocking the outside view and it's not like I've never seen nicely trimmed bushes before. We came here for lunch. The food just isn't what I expected. My husband ordered a dish that took 30 minutes to come out. All the dishes are small portioned and overpriced. Needless to say we were still hungry and paid over $100. We happily went to Chick Fil-A after lol They have valet parking. No self parking on their grounds
1 month ago
Lutie's is a beautiful restaurant tucked inside Commodore Perry Estate, and you can feel the shift in energy the moment you drive in from the busier Austin streets toward valet. It's definitely one of the few restaurants in Austin that feels worth dressing up for, which I really appreciate after living in more aesthetic-driven cities. If you have time, I'd recommend taking a little stroll around the estate to soak in the beauty. The interior is lovely, with hanging pothos throughout that brings so much life and greenery into the space while still complementing the overall design. The bar in particular is gorgeous, and I really enjoyed sitting there with my husband for dinner during happy hour, which runs from 5-10 p.m. on Mondays. My martini came out ice cold and exactly how I like it. The snapper crudo was incredibly fresh, with satisfyingly thick slices. The crispy chicken wings were more standard, so I'd probably skip those next time, but the fritto misto was delicious--it felt like their fancier take on tempura, and I loved it. For dessert, they had grapefruit soft serve instead of the pistachio matcha one I've had before. The grapefruit was a little bitter, but still refreshing. That said, I definitely still prefer the pistachio matcha. Overall, I'd absolutely return to Lutie's, whether for another date night or a girls' brunch. The setting, drinks, and overall atmosphere make it such a special Austin spot. read more
2 months ago
3 months ago
I've had this place on my radar for years but only recently decided to go with my wife to celebrate our anniversary. I have to say I regret not going sooner! The staff is super professional and the service is top tier. They seem to pay very close attention to each and every guest. The estate bread is as good as they say it is, we ended up ordering additional to-go. I was impressed by the flavors in each dish, well rounded and light. Each dish was enough to share between my wife and I. I am not a huge dessert person, but both of the desserts we ordered were spot on for me, not too sweet but just sweet enough. I recommend saving room for dessert. If you want to impress someone, you should bring them here. If you want carefully prepared delicious food, you should bring yourself here as often as you can. read more
My first visit was pretty nice. I very much appreciated the decor/ set up. Upon entering the property, the parking situation was a bit confusing. There aren't any signs/ obvious parking areas other than a gravel lot in the back of the property. There wasn't a valet worker present, so I had to park in the back lot. Regarding food- Oysters are $2 each on Wednesday (no, they're not gulf oysters). I ordered 1.5 dozen of those along with a couple of items from the menu- Estate Bread and Texas Pork. I tried to order the Crudo, but they were out of stock. For desert, we opted for espresso martini's. Everything tasted great aside from the butter beans that were included in the pork dish. Note- they ask that you place your entire order at once. I didn't rate Lutie's 5 stars because I felt our server was a tad too pushy when it came to ordering food items. I shouldn't have to decline multiple times when ordering/ not ordering food. The staff should respect that the guests have made their decisions and not try to strong arm you into ordering extra items to upsell. I understand the concept of providing suggestions, but no means no. All in all, I wouldn't be opposed to returning to try other items on their menu. read more
4 months ago
Wow Lutie's blew me away! This was such a hidden gem on beautiful grounds and fantastic service. I called ahead and asked if they had room for a reservation on the same day in about 30 mins and they were able to accommodate me and my fiancé no problem. We got there ~1:15pm and were seated almost immediately. Great service. Beautiful decor inside and outside lots of plants! We ordered the lobster crepe (YÉCORA ROJO CRÊPE * maine lobster, mornay) and the croque madame (CROQUE MADAME * smoked ham, sunny-side egg, gruyere). The lobster crepe had a generous portion of lobster and was so creamy and delicious. The croque madame was also fantastic. They were about $30 each. To drink we had one of our favorite ciders, Texas Keeper which was crisp and refreshing. I will definitely be back! read more
4 days ago
Lutie's is a treat. Theres no other way to describe it. I think my favorite genre of restaurants is 'hidden in plain sight' - And Luties is situated inside the beautiful Commodore Perry hotel situated on a historic estate. We legitimately stumbled onto this restaurant after a disappointing dinner elsewhere, and we looked up places with bread and butter service. Lutie's popped up. The location is beautiful, looking over the private garden grounds of the hotel. The interior is lush and beautiful, with a retro green motif and hanging plants. We got a few things- The estate bread and butter, which they are known for: The butter itself was a little work of art, featuring two types of butter interwoven to create a mille-feuille style effect. Attention to details like that bode well for first impressions. We got the warm chickpeas as well with the lime yogurt and the beets with black garlic and dill. Both had great bright pops of flavor. That evening our vibe was vegetarian and they delivered with all the dishes. To finish off, we had probably one of the best ice cream flavors ever- The Kouign Amann ice cream. With little bits of Kouign Amann pastry and a caramel topper served in a retro ice cream goblet, it was heavenly. Paired with a few cocktails, Lutie's salvaged our night and we left in a wonderful mood. The staff was attentive and friendly. Cannot wait to come back to explore their other options soon. Absolute gem. read more
What a lovely experience at Luties. Shoutout to Rachel our server, so knowledgeable and enhanced our dining experience with her kindness and professionalism. The ambiance and outdoor patio was so beautiful and made our date night intimate and fun! We chose the chefs tasting for our meal: 8 courses and 2 desserts, each dish was crafted so beautifully. We would definitely recommend read more
Luties has amazing seasonal menus that offer fresh, delicious food with every visit. The atmosphere is extremely elegant and the prices reflect the quality of their food and service. The food is meant to be shared family style and is coursed out per the recommendations of the server. Since my initial dinner visit, my favorite thing to do is go for happy hour to get the best dirty martini with fresh stuffed blue cheese olives in town. Also the kouign Amman ice cream is the best dessert I've ever had. I went for brunch for the first time this weekend and was blown away yet again. The menu offered a variety of sweet and savory dishes. 10/10. I will be thinking about that Maine lobster crepe, shrimp and grits, and apple cider soft serve for a long time. read more
We're back! Every time. Exceptional service, fun atmosphere, and exquisite food. We always try to mix our favorites with something new. Marsha was amazing and encouraged us to try their award winning ice cream for dessert... just do it. Amazing from start to finish. read more
One of the best dining experiences I've had in Austin so far. You can't get on the Commodore Perry grounds unless you're a member or are attending an event or have a dinner reservation, so it's a great opportunity to eat somewhere nice while touring the beautiful gardens and hotel. We started off with cocktails - the texas holdem and the gin cucumber one were both lovely. The fat wash of the texas holdem made it rich but not overly heavy. The star of the meal was hands down the estate bread. A set of fluffy sourdough english muffins with the best butter ever. Each dish was wonderful - between two people they recommended ordering 3-4 dishes. We also got the green dish, the trout, and the crudo - all were excellent, and the crudo stood out for the sauce. By the end of the meal we were sated without feeling heavy at all. It was my birthday, so they capped the meal with a complimentary grapefruit soft serve. It's pricey but worth it for the thoughtful food and attentive service. Highly recommend booking here for a special occasion, especially if the weather is nice to explore the grounds. read more
13 days ago
4.5 Stars - Beautiful spot with amazing service Lutie's is truly a special experience. The ambiance is gorgeous without feeling stuffy, and the whole space has this elevated but relaxed energy that makes you want to linger. We sat at the bar, and Riley took such great care of us. He was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, offering thoughtful recommendations and answering every question with patience. His service really made the night feel effortless. Food-wise, we tried the wagyu, the BBQ shrimp, and the estate bread. The bread was warm, fresh, and perfectly salted. The shrimp had a rich, smoky flavor that was balanced and tender. The only reason I'm docking half a star is because the wagyu steak and sunchokes came out cold, which took away from what could have been an incredible dish. Besides that hiccup, everything else was wonderful. Beautiful atmosphere, excellent service, and memorable flavors. I'd definitely come back again. read more
I had brunch at Lutie's with a friend this past Sunday when I was visiting Austin. Lutie's is a restaurant on the property of the Commodore Perry, one of Austin's finest hotels (10 acres of gardens and several buildings, including an Italian Renaissance Revival mansion, and still in the heart of Austin). It's small, just a few tables (more outside overlooking some of the gardens if the weather participates, but it was way too hot this past weekend for anyone to be sitting outside). And it's gorgeous (green, lush, plants galore). We tried two of their brunch dishes: Yecora Rojo Crepe with Maine Lobster and Mornay and the Oyster Mushroom Hash Brown with a fried egg, radish, and habanero. I enjoyed the hash brown, but I'll be thinking about that crepe for a while. Absolutely delicious. I wish we'd had room for more (or had a larger party so we could try and share more dishes), but I really enjoyed what we ordered. We also had a cocktail and wine, respectively. My friend got their Michelutie (a really interesting take on a michelada), and I had a glass of C.L. Butaud's Pinot Gris Ramato (and orange wine from the Texas High Plains). Both were great with our brunch dishes. If you're thinking of visiting, I did love brunch. But heads up - they offer a "social hour" from 5-10pm on Mondays and 5-6pm Tuesdays-Sundays (which includes 50% off bottles of wine) and $2 oyster night on Wednesdays (until they run out). The restaurant was beautiful, and the food was delicious. I'd happily return for another meal or social hour! read more
2 months ago
I was so pleasantly surprised by this place!!! Went for brunch and everything was 10/10. The bakery items were fresh and flavorful & we enjoyed several of the savory brunch items as well. The drinks are spot on. The vibe of this restaurant is unreal and Austin needs more places like this. I recommend checking out for brunch with your girl friends or going on a date :) read more
We ended up having brunch and dinner here ! One of the best parts of our stay at Commodore Perry Design: The design is perfection ! It sets the tone and creates an ambiance that flows with the property outside. They pulled the nature in perfectly! Seating: There is bar seating, which we did sit at for a bit while waiting for our reservation. There are also a few 2 tops by the windows and booths inside. There is outside seating as well Service: The service here is amazing! The staff is all very nice and polite. They're also very good at making recommendations! The timing of the courses was all great as well. Food: Breakfast was amazing and simple. It set the bar pretty high for dinner. For dinner we opted for the tasting menu they had that night (it had wine or cocktail pairings but we didn't drink) - That was a game changer! Everything was so delicious! They were also accomodating to our food allergy for one of the plates which was appreciated (rather than just getting rid of that course, they substituted it). The only issue we had was at dinner - the booths were pretty close together. Not noticeably so in normal situations, but the table next to us had a guest that was LOUD - both verbally and with his large mannerisms. We almost had to say something to the staff about it and try to move. Luckily they went outside to watch the sunset and left us to enjoy the back half of our dinner. read more
11 months ago
Overhyped, not worth going back to and definitely not the place I would pick for a special occasion. I was excited to check it out based on the pictures of the estate. There was a large tent blocking the outside view and it's not like I've never seen nicely trimmed bushes before. We came here for lunch. The food just isn't what I expected. My husband ordered a dish that took 30 minutes to come out. All the dishes are small portioned and overpriced. Needless to say we were still hungry and paid over $100. We happily went to Chick Fil-A after lol They have valet parking. No self parking on their grounds read more
An upscale brunch spot located in an estate with beautiful gardens this place serves some amazing fresh plates. We made reservations for 6 and we were sat right in the center, so we had a great view of the bar and the garden patio. The atmosphere was surreal, it takes you into a floral forest fantasy, with mirrors reflecting on all sides. Our server was sublime, he was attentive and friendly. Always seemed to know what we needed before we asked. The staff was always ready to assist, as we had some mishaps with drink orders but it was more of a preference than a kitchen error. However they immediately tried to remedy the situation and we were happy with the outcome. The food was plated beautifully and had great flavors and textures. However, the portion sizes for the premium items like lobster crepe were a bit on the smaller size. The everything bagel set up was delicious and all the food is served family style which is a nice touch. read more
2 months ago
First time we went, we had the tasting menu it started off good, for instance the fish and oyster, but it went downhill after a few dishes (the dessert was too sweet). The service the first time around we barely saw our server but the second time we went we had excellent service. read more
Very beautiful interior with the plants hanging from the ceiling. Our server Vincente was very friendly and hospitable. The food however was just alright to me. They use very fresh ingredients but flavors are lacking. The aioli dish was a standout. I was a big fan of their pickled green beans and sweet, juicy tomatoes. They paired perfectly with the aioli. The watermelon radish was bitter though. The shrimp omelette dish had a nice bouncy texture. Bagel dish was okay, lots of good ingredients but when you combine them I wasn't too impressed. Pastries were as you would expect them to be. The crepe and frittata weren't particularly memorable to me... 3/5. I was very disappointed by their chai and matcha pistachio ice cream. The chai was incredibly bland and the ice cream was way too salty... even when mixed thoroughly. Stunning presentation of food but flavors missed the mark for me. read more
Had such a great experience here! As soon as you pull into the driveway, you feel like you're far outside of the city on vacation. The grounds are beautiful, and the inside of the restaurant is just as stunning. There are plants hanging from the ceiling, views of the garden, and great theming throughout. We were here for brunch and ordered the estate bread, mushroom hash brown, and turkish eggs. Everything was delicious! I loved the estate bread, and it came with amazing butter. The flatbread with the turkish eggs also was incredible. This would be the perfect place to celebrate or bring an out-of-town guest to really impress them. Also free valet parking! read more
1 year ago
Had an exceptional brunch at Lutie's! Definitely recommend making a reservation as the place was full! Located in the commodore estate, when you drive in, you are greeted by valet, who will take your car since parking is very limited. The grounds are beautiful, so make sure to check it out for good pictures! We started off with the Sunnyside cocktail, which we substituted the vodka with gin, which was sooo good and refreshing! We also got the jasmine green tea which was really good and served in a pretty tea cup! For our food, we started off with the Petit Aioli, which had a variety of seasonal vegetables and some deviled eggs, with a delicious dipping aioli!! We also got the gulf shrimp omelette which was so good especially with the smoked trout roe and chives on top! The star of the meal was definitely the YÉCORA ROJO CRÊPE! I was surprised that there was ample lobster inside and the mornay cheese sauce was so light and velvety! Definitely a must order!! Overall, I highly recommend this place for a special brunch in Austin!! The service was a little slow, but the food made everything worth it! read more
We made reservations for Monday Social Hour in the Patio I really like that it's a covered patio. It was a fun experience. The food was delicious and the service was amazing! Parking: Valet is free and is based off of tips. We ordered the Cocktail of the day which was a lavender lemonade and a margarita both were delicious and we also ordered a few food items and everything was delicious my favorites were the Crispy Chicken Wings, the Grilled Texas Camembert and the Pistachio Matcha Soft Serve. Great ambiance, I will be coming back! read more
2 months ago
Lutie's is one of Austin's most beautiful dining destinations. From the stunning estate setting and manicured gardens to the thoughtfully crafted menu, every detail feels intentional and elevated. We started with the crudo, which was incredibly fresh and beautifully presented. The chickpea dish was packed with flavor and texture, the roasted beets were excellent, and the pork chop was perfectly cooked and easily one of the highlights of the evening. The cocktails were equally impressive, especially the Old Fashioned and espresso martini. A special thank you to Alex for the exceptional service. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming throughout the meal, making our experience feel effortless from start to finish. The only feedback I would offer is regarding the outdoor seating and happy hour area. We visited around sunset and were surprised by how warm it still felt outside. Since happy hour is limited to the patio and bar area, we found ourselves sweating quite a bit, even in light clothing. A few ceiling fans or additional airflow would make a huge difference and would allow guests to enjoy the beautiful outdoor space more comfortably during the warmer months. That said, this was still a five-star experience. The food, service, cocktails, and atmosphere were all outstanding, and the grounds alone are worth the visit. We'll absolutely be back and would highly recommend Lutie's for date nights, celebrations, or anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in Austin. read more
I came here for my birthday. They prepare a card with all servers signature. That was so sweet. It's a really beautiful restaurant. I love the decor. Service was really attentive. The food is exquisite. I will go back here again when I am in town. read more
1 year ago
Worthy Sunday brunch spent here. The bbq shrimp and grits were surprisingly good. The breads, and saffron honey, supplemented the dishes. Good entree sizes for sharing with the table. Highly recommend for special occasions or good patio weather. This is valet only. After our brunch we strolled the Commodore Perry Estates. read more
8 months ago
I like their garden outside. The fish is delicious. But the wagu beef is oily. The vegetables are mixed, some are tasty, some is just ok. The new dish cabbage is not that impressive. read more
4 months ago
Came to Lutie's for a bridal brunch (party of 6) and left pretty disappointed. We were required to do a prix fixe menu (would've preferred ordering ourselves). Service started strong but quickly fell off. The meal took over 3 hours, and two guests with dietary restrictions (which we shared a month in advance when we made the reservation) waited ~45 minutes for food while the rest of the group were already eating. When it finally came out, the dairy-free bagels were burnt to a crisp and the response to replacing them felt annoyed. On top of that, they forgot to serve the cake we brought until we were literally standing up to leave, which added another 30-45 minutes. For a $750+ bill, just not worth it. Beautiful space, but execution and service really missed the mark. read more
10 months ago
I went here for two of my birthdays. The first one was a [5] while the other was barely a [3]. I'm giving at a [4] for now to be mathematically fair. The restaurant and property are both beautiful and the atmosphere is very romantic and intimate during the dinner time. Almost makes me feel bummed both visits were with friends and not with a date :D During the first time, i was here for my birthday and everything was great! The food was amazing. Our server was really sweet and extremely attentive. He made the evening feel special without having to scream a happy birthday song. Our group shared a bunch of dishes, most of which were recommended by our server, and all were spectacular. He suggested plates that would both complement each other, but not feel too repetitive. The second visit left a lot to be desired. It was a smaller group this time (that's what happens when people move out of town :c ), but we ordered pretty much the same stuff since the menu was exactly the same both times. And the food was great just like the time before. Except the steak was unavailable that day and we doubled down on fish. It was a good thing we knew what was already good since our server didn't give any suggestions and skipped the menu tour after she heard that we've bee here before. It was not busy since it was a week night, yet our server only touched the table at greeting, took some of the order, and dropped the bill. It seemed that she was prioritizing serving a slightly bigger party a table away. Actually most of the job (including taking the remainder of this order) was done by another person. I don't know if it was a server assistant or maybe a trainee. But she was much more attentive and put effort into introducing the dishes once they arrived. This is a very much retroactive review and only reflects things as they were during my past two visits. I have no idea how things are now. I even remembered about writing a review just because I was thinking of what I wanted to do for my upcoming birthday. But since my last experience was not great, it likely will not be here this year. Maybe at a different time. I'm still open to give it another go, just not now. read more
1 month ago
Lutie's is one of my favorite spots in Austin. The moment you walk in, the space feels magical--lush, elegant, and the grounds of the Commodore Perry Estate honestly make you feel like you're in Bridgerton. The food is always outstanding, and their brunch is just as impressive as dinner. Everything tastes fresh, seasonal, and thoughtfully prepared. The service is a big reason I keep coming back. Whether it's a date night for two or a group of ten, the staff handles everything seamlessly. And if your group has food allergies, they truly go above and beyond--Lutie's always comes through. Overall, it's a beautiful place with incredible food and consistently great service. A must-visit in Austin.. Brilliant Dining! read more
2 months ago
The atmosphere, service, attention to detail, grounds, and food were all amazing. Celebrated a birthday and had three tasty desserts, and coffee as well. read more
5 months ago
Came here for a Saturday brunch, it's super noisy and crowded. Food took an hour and half to come out slowly by slowly. The everything bagel was the only thing that we enjoyed, but frankly, you can make it at home. Omelette was really small and overpriced, $38 just not going to cut it. Lastly, shrimp and grits was burnt and the grits didn't taste too good. Service was decent and we did really enjoy the view and the estate.Will not return and do not recommend read more
3 months ago
6 months ago
Had a great experience, the food was fantastic. There was barely anyone there. The noise level was pretty quiet. The service was fast and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable! read more
8 months ago
We walked into Lutie's garden style restaurant at Commander Perry Estate, with ingredients sourced from the estates own gardens. Maybe it was the three yummy drinks I had before dinner, but I did not get an unadulterated image of my food when it was served. I attacked everything as it hit the table and the whole dinner was outstanding, starting with the estate bread (no image available because we ate it all before I remembered this). It reminded me of my grandmothers delicious homemade bread, because it was made from scratch. The server was very attentive and her explanations of the meals were so enticing...and with good reason. They served a delicious chick pea spread that was complimentary, and with the warm bread it made it into a meal before our dinner was even served. We had a delicious cabbage dish secondarily, but when the wagyu beef (with sweet potatoes) arrived, I was in heaven. There was no way that we had enough room for dessert, but we took home a pint of ice cream anyway. Can't wait to visit again!! read more
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Saw a menu for a Social Hour in the photos; when is that?
Social hour from 5-10p Mon, 5-6p Tue-Sun. Bar & patio only. 6 apps from $9-$26, $12 cocktails, $10 wine by glass, 50% off bottles.
How far is the walk from valet parking to the front door of the restaurant? And are there stairs?
It's very close, just within a few feet. There are only stairs of you want to walk down to the manicured garden. The driveway is gravel. We wore heels and it was fine.
How do we make a reservation if there are no availabilities on Open Table?
That's the normal way to do it but I've found if you call they may be able to help find a spot. Or make a reservation for far in the future and then call to see if they have something sooner.
Is there a happy hour? And if so, what times?
They call it "Social Hour" and it's 5-10p on Mon, 5-6p Tue-Sun.
Are there vegan options?
They are not listed as such on the menu but there are plenty of plant based dishes that should work
Is this restaurant child-friendly?
All ages are welcome, but we do not have a special menu for children.
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