The first time I ordered to go from here, they forgot our consome with our birria tacos, that was…read moredisappointing:( Been here a couple more times since then, This last time I went to visit and made my order, the birria ramen didn't match the price on the menu- it went up a dollar from what was shown on but the guy said their systems were updated.. and that was the new price- didn't try to make it right and honor the price from the menu, that was a bummer but it is what it is- I still ordered the ramen.. it was piping hot and my daughter also enjoyed it.

Tejas Birria is definitely one of the best quesabirria spots in Austin…read more The tacos are freshly made, hot, crispy, and full of flavor. The consommé that comes with them is just as tasty and makes the whole meal even better. I've been on a quesabirria journey, and this is one of the places I keep coming back to over and over again. Definitely worth checking out if you love quesabirria.

The Yard is a weird and wonderful place full of food, beverages and games…read more We were enjoying some cold suds at Ants Beer Cave and were feeling peckish. There are lots of food trucks in The Yard and we decided to order from Spicy Boys. We ordered online and I walked over to pick up our food. The Crispy Asian Fried Chicken is outstanding! We got the 5 Piece Drums & Thighs with some Tingly Tater Tots, which is plenty of food for 2 people. The Thai Basil Ranch sauce was phenomenal. Pro Tip: Ask the venue, where you want to consume your chicken, if they allow outside food. Not all of them do.

I normally visit a north Spicy Boys location, but I wanted to give some love to the spot on St…read more Elmo Rd also. Had the OG Chicken sandwich here about a week or so ago, and it was SO good. The chicken was crispy and perfectly tender, and the combo of sauce and papaya slaw flavors was perfection. Might have been one of the biggest pieces of chicken I've had on a sandwich in a while too. On my last visit I tried the banana pudding and my only complaint is that I wanted more! Stop in on a Monday and you can get stanges of Carl at St. Elmo Brewing for just $2 too -- perfect pairing.

Outstanding smash burger. Two perfectly cooked smashed patties, grilled onions, pickles, oozing…read moreAmerican cheese and a perfect soft bun. The zesty sauce is a perfect complement. The onions strips with the zesty sauce are also nice. The only hassle here is you have to buy your drinks from St Elmo's bar next door and they are gouging the patrons. $3.50 for a canned soda. Come on. Service was fast.

Heaven between a burger bun. It's a little food truck nestled in with a couple of others and next…read moredoor bar serving up cold beer to go with your burger. Super quick service and plenty of outdoor picnic tables if you want to dine there.

We really felt like we found a gem here. We stopped in to try Vacancy brewing and saw this food…read moretruck. I ordered the spiciest level and it was so good. We got beef skewer and pulled pork bun. So good! Then we split a fried rice. I will be dreaming about that rice. It was so good and full of different flavors and crunchy bits! I can't wait to go back and try more of their offerings.

I think this was just a classic case of mismanaged expectation. I'm not sure exactly what I was…read moreexpecting but when I was told we were going to Korean BBQ, I was expecting more beef options. It didn't have to be all you can eat but it ended up being a lot of soups and plated dishes that we're very filling. There was a grill in the center but no one used it so I'm not sure which dishes requires it. I got one of the soups and it was pretty bland even after I added the salt. They gave me 2 strips of beef for the whole thing. No one else at the table seemed completely happy with what they got but the pancake was very good. They have nice servers and the environment is nice for a meal but I just didn't leave satisfied.

One of my favorite sandwich spots in Austin, hands down. The Knuckle Sandwich is easily my favorite…read moresandwich in the city -- packed with flavor, satisfying every time, and most importantly, consistently good no matter when I go. That consistency is what really keeps me coming back. You know exactly what you're getting, and it always delivers. Austin has no shortage of food trucks, but this one definitely stands out if you're craving a solid sandwich that actually lives up to the hype.

We had heard so many rave reviews about knuckle sandwich that when we spotted it in the same…read morelocation as Ants Beer Cave, we knew we had to try it. The Knuckle Sandwich was definitely a solid sandwich and the Parmesan crisps add an extra layer of delicious flavor. The employees of the food truck were very nice and even brought the sandwich out to where we were seated inside the beer cave. There's also Pickleball courts right next to the food truck if that's your thing.

We finished up some work near the airport and were ready for a late lunch and wanted to try…read moresomething new. We came over to try blue norther but wandered around a bit and are so happy we found this place! We got two smash burgers and a shrimp roll. The shrimp roll was twice the size we anticipated and did not disappoint in flavor! The bread was super flavorful and perfectly toasted. The shrimp had a nice light sauce coating it but was not too heavy, very classic new england flavors. The burgers were bursting with flavor and very enjoyable, if im being very critical i would prefer a bit more burger to bun ratio but it was still really good!

Overall score 3.8 out of 5…read more Honestly, I'm probably being too nice with my score. The only reason I came here was because I had a 4.8 rating. Had the shrimp Poboy it was OK, but it does not come with enough Shrimp has some flavor but honestly, the whole burger bun is pointless. Definitely not worth the 14+ dollars I spent. Staff was very friendly Location is cool, but it is outside Honestly, I will never go here again

Service was kind, food was ready quick and everything was delicious. I got the chicken shawarma…read moreplate - chicken, rice, tabbouleh, hummus, pickles and a tahini sauce. Would recommend!

I discovered St..Elmo and came back!…read more I originally trying a falafel sample at the Discover St. Elmo event with Yelp. I came back because I appreciated having a sample today reflected the main dishes of a Jerusalem street food truck. I order using the he link to their toast. They were on a break, so I had to wait a little longer. The link to order came in handy vs me waiting to put an order in until someone arrived. I ordered the chicken shawarma wrap and a side of falafels. My falafels were crispy and flavorful. The chicken shawarma wrap was the perfect size. The amount of meat on the wrap was really good, all of the ingredients were balanced well. The chicken was flavorful as well. I wanted to order fries, but they were sold out. There is plenty of seating available throughout St. Elmo. You can sit outside, listen to music, and grab a drimk from other businesses. I will definitely go again!

Food: UM I GOT THE TOASTED VANILLA OAT LATTE AND IT IS MY NEW FAVE! Yes it deserves the hype omg…read more!!! They were sold out of food when I went at 11 am :( but luckily there were other trucks open nearby. Service: super fast and friendly Ambiance: friendly and lovely as it's next to a tennis court and brewery

Love the matcha latte with coconut :) so yummy I slurp it down faaassssst!…read more Marianna is always so patient & nice when I order ++ They make em fast! So you're not waiting long!

*NOTE: Texas Sushiko is no longer a food truck but has integrated into Texas Sake (Suite B2) next…read moreto the bar upon entrance* **ANOTHER NOTE: The only way to order currently is IN PERSON via iPad. If you are ordering via the website/ fulfillment via DoorDash, you will be charged and Texas Sushiko will not receive the order** I had made all the errors above, and as a courtesy, the gentlemen who work there fulfilled my order immediately and gave me a complimentary handroll. THE ORDER: I tried the Spam, Hamachi, and Salmon handrolls, along with the Frito Pie poke. Unfortunately, everything felt pretty basic and overpriced, despite how beautifully presented it was. Good sushi/handrolls are never overpowered by flavor, but in this case, the seasoning was very subtle. The Frito Pie poke was essentially a small poke bowl with tiny bits of tuna, pico de gallo, and Frito chips.

Another steak dinner masterpiece! Perfectly seasoned and cooked to midrare. Homemade caesar with…read morechili crunch - yummmmm! Call ahead to confirm they will have it on Thursdays. From the owner on my receipt: "A steak from Texas Sushiko, Grilled perfectly just so, Tender and juicy, a savory delight, Satisfying your cravings through the night. How does this order make you feel?"

Gourdough's is an Austin staple and one of the best dessert spots in atx. Consistent. Reliable…read more Packed with flavor and texture. Their donuts come in a regular and mini size. I prefer the mini but they're sold out a lot which shows you how spectacular this place is. My go to is the nutty valentine. The donut is always warm, fresh, and crispy. And the toppings of Nutella, cinnamon, and strawberries adds dimension & the perfect story. There is plenty of patio seating and lots of parking outside. There can be a line on the weekends and they tend to sell out so keep that in mind. The staff is friendly and service is quick!

Doughnuts made to order out of an airstream, you say?…read more Looks like they used to offer mini versions but that side of the menu is all mask taped over. When we went our choices were $9-$10 donut base desserts. I say base because the toppings cover up the donut visually. Despite that, there's no covering that scrumptious taste and texture. Wowaweea. Yes, you feel your cells expand and pants tighten and it is for sure run club pre and post, but quite worth it. These divine donuts have that cakey interior I love so much. We had the Puddin': cream cheese icing, vanilla pudding, fresh bananas with nilla wafers. According to the menu. Ours didn't have any nilla wafers and the presentation was uneven, hence the four stars. I didn't miss the wafers. The icing and pudding were one goopy topping and the bananas slices were half scattered slices and half banana chunk that I had to separate. Side notes: Gourdough sits on a corner with parking spots that are not free. There's a pay via QR code so you'll need a phone or something to scan that. Boo for digital shackles. Next note- I feel like this is a low key meet up spot. Like the way they tried to make the first train cars on the MTA the singles car? There was a series of singles getting doughnuts and they were a little done up for the occasion. Who knows. With the little IG ready love seats and doughnuts made for sharing, you could walk away with extra sugar.