Fun spot with a private bar area separate from the food…read more Hosted a big party here and it was a blast! Good vibes and music for a casual taco meal.

came for the famous margaritas and they are STRONGG. i can understand why they have a limit. i…read moretried the mango flavor and it was yummy. sadly, the food is on the pricey side and the portions are small. would definitely say don't come here on an empty stomach but come here for the margaritas!!

Such a cute place for brunch. I been wanting to try this place since the last time I was in Austin…read more I'm glad I got to try it this time. This place does get busy due to how popular the place is. They don't take reservations, so you have to there to put yourself on the waitlist. While you wait you can order a drink. We didn't since there were other coffee shops I wanted to try. Since everything looked so good on the menu, we asked our waitress what's the most popular. He recommended the chicken & biscuits, cinnamon toast, & the b.e.c sandwich. I ended up getting the b.e.c. sandwich & it was yummy. The sesame challah bun was soft & toasty. The bacon was smoky & crispy. The bacon, pimiento cheese, jalapeño jam, sunny egg, & arugula in the sandwich was the perfect combination for a breakfast sandwich. The potato wedges that it was served with were crispy, well seasoned, & not salty as all. My boyfriend ordered the chicken & biscuit & it was yummy as well. The chicken was crispy & juicy. Paired with the hot honey made it better. The biscuit was fluffy, but I wished it was more buttery. Overall, everything was so good. I'm definitely gonna try the cinnamon toast & other foods the next time I'm in Austin.

Came here for brunch. Has indoor and outdoor patio seating…read more Got the poptart, avocado tostada and chicken and biscuits. Has something for everyone! You even get a small Rice Krispie bite at the end.

I love the customer service! All of their products are carefully picked out to ensure high quality…read morefood. The brunch is killer! Especially the nutella french toast.

Me and my boyfriend love the patio happy hour here. The vibes are always great outside and the food…read moreis always good and the drinks are always great too. Order at the counter and they give you a number to deliver your food. Don't expect waiting status on your table but they do come by every once in a while. Overall, really great happy hour spot!

Rude hosts. It felt like approaching to the Stork Club in Dallas. Apparently the unmanned host…read moredesk is outside

Sandy was a great server (hope I got his name right, sorry if I didn't). He was patient, friendly…read moreand knowledgable. Good food, cute atmosphere, recommended

I had the OG chicken slider and it exceeded my expectations by a mile! It was crispy on the outside…read moreand juicy on the inside. The slaw and sauce they put on it...man, I could eat this all day. I'm craving it as I'm writing this The bun was nice and soft like good ol southern comfort bread. The fries with special sauce were indeed special. I don't drink anymore so I know it didn't just taste this good because I was drunk I am definitely going to swing by again and I saw they were on door dash also they're open late so perfect for the late night craving also. The prices are really good too!

Food truck location: Whisler's lot on East 6th. Open: 7 days…read morea week. Mon-Fri 4 pm-1:30 am. Sat & Sun 2 pm-1:30 am. Menu offerings (my faves but obviously more stuff available): Thai chicken sandwich (sweet chili sauce, basil, Serranos, onion, etc.). Chicken strips & fries. Smashburger. Tiger fries. Food descriptions: OMFries, the Tiger fries! Have got to be my favorite item. Loaded fries with an egg (sunny side), queso, pickles, bbq sauce, onion, Serranos and more. The Thai chicken sandwich blows my mind with epic seasoning, chicken cooked to perfection, all on a perfectly textured bun. The chicken strips are cooked to a glorious golden brown housing the juiciest meat inside. Everything pairs nicely with any and all cocktails offered at Whisler's.

Nice sandwiches in a nice spot. Lots of beer on the menu…read more This is where you get a medium to small sandwich to snack through the day. They play sports on the tv if you are into that. No tv outside though.

SUPER chill, friendly, fun atmosphere. Cobb salad was so so so good! AND a very generous portion…read more Rainstorm prevented patio hangout, but still a great experience! Driving, so didn't get to experience an adult beverage though.

Got into Austin for the weekend and we were looking for a great place for a late dinner. We were…read moreprobably an hour or so away from closing time but the staff still accommodated us and was really nice about it. We were seated at the bar and got a couple of drinks to start off. We ordered the smoked avocado escabeche and loved it - the plantain chips (I think) really worked well with the avocado. For mains we had the west Indian curry and jerk chicken. The curry was very flavorful and the chicken was spiced perfectly. I'd recommend, and would go back!

Hey y'all Wag Waan! Nothing funnier than watching a server try to deal with a bunch of fresh off…read morethe plane Trinidadians, and trinis who truly know Caribbean food. *Service- The service here was fine enough. There were definitely some issues, but I think that lays more on the restaurant itself rather than the servers. Sure they know the plates name and what is used to make it, but they couldn't tell us what made it a "Guyanese Roti". Was it a bussup shut? Was it dosti? They had no idea. We sent the jerk chicken back so we could get it cut up into some smaller pieces so we could share it, and the kitchen refused. Which was a little annoying, but what was more annoying was that it took them over 10 minutes to just say no. The staff here is not trained to deal with some real deal Trinis who are gonna rib you and ask questions about the food. *Drinks- We enjoyed all the drinks we had! They were all delicious and we liked that they at least used some Caribbean ingredients in them. The beer section is lacking heavily though. To only offer red stripe as the Caribbean beer is very disappointing, especially since Carib and Stag are sold here in the states. The excuse of it being "too expensive" doesn't sit well when I can go to total wine down the road and get it. *Food- The most controversial part of our meal. We ordered quite a bit after being told everything was shareable, but what we found that to not be 100% true. Certain things like the Wild Boar pepper pot were, but the "West Indies" curry was not. Most of the food was sadly not remarkable and didn't have the spice and flavor it should've had. The most disappointing was the curry, it felt more like a Japanese style curry than a West Indies curry. Barely any meat for the 28 dollars you pay, the flavor was just flat with no spice, and whatdeass is the cabbage there for? I don't want to hark too much, because at the end we still enjoyed the food. But do not come here thinking you're going to get the real deal Caribbean cuisine. *Dessert- I guess we wanted a "likkle muore" and ordered desert. We had the flan and tres leches, and both were delicious. If you want a little something sweet, I'd recommend the flan. It was almost a cheesecake texture and the jam it came with complimented that extremely well. Wasn't too sweet and it was a great end to the meal. TLDR; The food is okay, but at this price it's not worth it. It's not true enough to Caribbean food as we would have liked. If they're playing to "local" tastes, they should stop and serve dishes with the spice, seasonings, and strong flavor that is so synonymous with Caribbean food. I wouldn't come back, nor would I recommend it, especially charging $28 for a curry with 4 pieces of meat, 5 potatoes, and 3 pieces of chana. If you do come; get a drink, get the wild boar and roti, get the flan, and maybe grab a shirt that says "jerk your heart out" on your way out.

My friend have the Carolina Caviar biscuit and I had the Theodore biscuit. The biscuits were…read moreincredible, the chicken cutlets were seasoned and fried to perfection, and all the toppings were of great quality. Highly recommended! Might be my new favorite spot in Austin.

Stopped here on a Sunday for breakfast. Nice staff, lots of outdoor seating, and very good food…read more We had the queen beak, the Theodore, and fries. Biscuit sandwiches were huge and very delicious. Would have been smart to share one between two people. Will definitely be back to try others

This little gem of a bakery exceeded every expectation I had. Beautiful, delicate interior design,…read morea sweet patio where you can relax with a coffee and a pastry, the whole vibe is calm and cozy, which I appreciated so much. Now, the real star: the gluten-free baked goods. We tried four different things, cookies included, and honestly? I was stunned. The flavor, the softness, the balance, nothing felt like a "gluten-free compromise." It tasted like the real deal, maybe even better. Not overly sweet, not dry, not crumbly, just genuinely delicious pastries that happen to be gluten-free. I don't know what magic they're working in that kitchen, but this is easily the best gluten-free bakery I've come across. A must-visit, no question.

How have I lived Austin TX so long and had not discovered Maaribu!? Maaribu is modern, cool and…read moreeclectic coffee shop and store where you can have the most delicious cup of coffee along with a pastry or bite. Every piece in the store appears to be intentionally curated. Maaribu melds a home and gift shop with an in house café and bakery, creating an experience that's both relaxing and memorable. According to Mable, my server, Maaribu is a combination of the word Marfa (Texas town that has the Prada store) and Malibu. The brand is often described as combining Marfa's creative spirit, Malibu's laid back lifestyle, and clean Scandinavian design. The shop portion of Maaribu is beautifully styled, featuring furniture, décor, books, and gifts that have a modern flare. All the items are easy to peruse and get drawn in. The use of color is playful and engaging. Maaribu's key highlight is its café and bakery. The in house café has an assortment of coffee, wellness beverages, and dedicated gluten free baked goods. I bought a Rose honey latte, which was divine along with a multi-layer pastry. Mable said customers enjoy the quality and flavor of the pastries...scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites are frequent favorites. Importantly, the café is reported to be fully gluten free, which makes it a standout destination for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities, without sacrificing taste or variety. The outdoor seating and patio area add to the charm, making Maaribu a great place to enjoy coffee and pastries on a nice Austin morning. After years in Austin, I finally discovered Maaribu--a modern, eclectic coffee shop and store. Every item is thoughtfully curated, blending a home-and-gift shop with a café and bakery for a relaxing experience. The name combines Marfa's creative vibe, Malibu's laid-back style, and Scandinavian design. The shop offers stylish furniture, décor, books, and gifts, all easy to browse and visually engaging. Maaribu's café is fully gluten-free, featuring quality pastries like scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites, as well as wellness drinks and coffee. Outdoor seating makes it a perfect spot to enjoy coffee and pastries on a pleasant Austin morning. Wow...Maaribu!!!

Such good food and matcha! I got the chicken Caesar wrap and a strawberry rose matcha! It was so…read moredelicious! The perfect about of sweet without being too sweet! The atmosphere was so cute with a great patio! Staff was lovely!

I was hoping to like this location just as much as when they were a little further west, but there…read morewere several misses for me. The breakfast sandwich was supposed to come on ciabatta bread, but it tasted, felt, and looked like a Kaiser roll. Also, they forgot about several drinks we had ordered, and those came out after 3 separate reminders and at the end of our meal, so we had to chug them just before leaving. The interior seating area also was very hot, so it didn't seem like there was any AC or ventilation of any kind inside. The staff is friendly and the food is tasty, when you get it. It's not high up on my list of priorities to come back just based on the misses above :/