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Lynny’s

4.2 (12 reviews)
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Kelsey D.

Visited Lynny's for a late afternoon lunch on a weekday. We liked the cute atmosphere, free parking, and friendly greeting we received upon entering. My friend ordered the Blue Plate Breakfast and loved it. I ordered the Deli Lunch but received the Deli Breakfast and ate it anyway because it looked good. The biscuits were fresh and crumbly, and the eggs were cooked perfectly. I love the idea of an "everything biscuit" - why leave the fun to just bagels? The price point is great, especially for something on the East Side. We also ordered a couple of iced coffees which were made in front of us and had good flavor. Lynny's food was fast and fresh, and we appreciated the creative biscuit combos. Given the size of the biscuits, I'd probably order at least three biscuits for two people to split if you're both hungry. I am hoping they will add more sides in the future, like hash browns or a fruit cup. You can tell the owners really care about the success of their business and the quality of their diner. We will definitely be back to try more tasty biscuits.

Tiffany M.

Cute quirky, coffee shop. There's a little parking lot to the right of it. They have a fun latte, which is why I wanted to go. It has Lucky charms and was so fun and nostalgic.

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Clau R.

TLDR: cute, casual breakfast spot on the east side with easy and free parking, but could be improved in a few ways. I saw a TikTok recently about the biscuits at Lynny's, and I was pleased to find a new location closer to me. My fiancé and I headed over at about 10am on a Saturday and were pleased to find free parking in the open grass lot next door. We easily found parking and then headed inside. The place itself is small, and has several tables and booths, as well as some counter seating. Right off the bat, we were a little confused as to whether we should sit first, order at the counter first, etc. It would have been helpful to have a sign somewhere, even by the register or by the door, explaining this. Every single party who came in after us were also confused and had to be told what to do. In the end, we realized you have to first order at the counter, and then sit down. Drink will be left at the counter when ready, and food will be brought to your table. My fiancé got the sausage biscuit and I got the good morning biscuit and a cappuccino. The food and coffee were ready pretty quick, which was nice! Coffee was good, and so were the biscuits. The biscuit itself is a tad on the sweeter side, which is interesting. They are also really small. We both found ourselves wishing they were larger. For context, I cut mine in quarters and ate it in 4 bites. Also, a few things were left to be desired. First, other than a larger biscuit, it would have been nicer if there was something in addition to the biscuit sandwich on the tray. Even 2 strawberries cut in half, or a few grapes or blueberries or slices of banana would go a long way. Second, and maybe this is just because it's a new location, the place inside is bare bones. The entire experience would be elevated if there was a bit more decor on the bare white walls. I love the green trim on the windows and the cool "fried egg" tile at the door, but if this style was reflected throughout more of the place, it could be a lot more welcoming and inviting! Third, it's a bit odd that there is no separation between the seating/eating area and the fridges and kitchen area. Even just a curtain or a physical divider would create a little more organization and privacy for people enjoying breakfast. Other than that, this is a cute little casual neighborhood breakfast spot with some tasty options. I know it's a new location and they will make improvements and changes along the way, and I am excited to go back and see what they continue doing with the place as time goes on!

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2 months ago

I love the vibes of this place, great food, friendly service, and it's close to cute shops.

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The new Lynny's spot on E. 12th is a gem! Love the biscuits and coffee. Very good cocktails too. Highly recommend!

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Super fun new spot! Our breakfast was delicious, fun atmosphere, friendly staff. Felt very "Austin."

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