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    Paperboy East

    4.5 (1.5k reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Blueberry Lemon Poptart
    Zachary S.

    What's the best brunch spot in Austin? Some say that spot might be Paperboy. It must be up to me to come to that conclusion. My beautiful girlfriend, traveling home from Vancouver, had a morning layover in Austin just recently on a weekday, and I got us a reservation to Paperboy East. Compared to the weekends, their schedule was a lot more open. On the weekends it can be nearly impossible to get a spot unless it's a few weeks in advance. We had a reservation at 8 am right when they opened, and when we walked in, we were seated immediately. The place looks like a modern twist on the old-school diners your grandparents love. There's also an upstairs and downstairs patio. Plenty of space! We were sat at one of the two-person tables. To start, I ordered their house drip coffee while my girlfriend got their "Lil Remi," an iced cappuccino with salted caramel. The black coffee was excellent and flavorful, while my girlfriend thought her Lil Remi was like a milkier shaken espresso that she really liked. From their starters, we ordered their Blueberry Lemon Pop Tart to share. I am a sucker for a homemade Pop Tart, and the jam on the inside was extremely fresh, and the icing and crust of the Pop Tart itself was sturdy and full of flavor. For our entrees, I ordered their Texas Hash with added avocado while my girlfriend ordered their famous Paperboy Pancake with chocolate chips as a full breakfast with bacon and two over-hard eggs. It wasn't a long wait at all to get our food. The Texas hash looked great and was presented quite nicely, which is a shame because I immediately proceeded to mash it all together to make sure every bite had a perfect balance of the roasted pork, sweet potatoes, egg, and avocado. It was very filling and substantial, which is great because I needed it to last me up to dinner. The pancake is the star of the show and is worth the order alone. The flying saucer they serve rises like a cake in the oven and is extremely fluffy. She was surprised with how it was a traditional pancake but loved how moist it was for its size. A perfect pancake to her. A perfect pancake to me because she couldn't finish it, so I took it to go and ate the last few bites immediately after dropping her off at the airport. For being an upscale diner in the prime area of Austin, I knew Paperboy was going to be pricey, but I honestly thought that it would crack $100 before tip between the two of us. I was very happy to see it was not even close to that and cost us about $80 with tip. To me, that felt fair for Austin, and I would pay that price any day of the week for a breakfast like we had. I've had a few of the locally owned brunch and breakfast spots in Austin and concur with the masses that this sits strongly at the top of the list. Best pancakes, best atmosphere, and the best times. RIYL: Good vibes served with maple syrup

    Nancy H.

    This is my first trying Paperboy, I've heard many great things about it. The wait can get long on the weekends so I recommend going earlier before the rush. The ambiance in here is warm and inviting, there is a lot of natural light in here. It did get a little hot sitting at the table near the door but otherwise it felt nice in here. I ordered the chicken & biscuit along with a cheddar hash brown. I thought the food was pretty pricey but again this is Austin. The chicken was crispy, but a bit more crispy than you think it is. I had some parts where I felt like I was eating chicken jerky but the flavor was nice. I enjoyed the hot honey sauce on the chicken. The biscuit was harder than I expected it to be. Overall the food here was fine, a bit on the pricier side. Also, the parking here is limited as it is all street parking in an alley.

    Cinnamon Toast and Chicken and Biscuit
    Elisha S.

    This restaurant is located in a small, quaint neighborhood, and like many places in Austin, parking can be a bit of a headache. I ended up finding street parking down the road. I visited during Sunday brunch, a peak time for Paperboy. Thankfully, I was dining solo and was able to grab a seat at the bar. Be prepared for parking challenges and potential wait for seating during peak hours. The menu isn't overly extensive. I came in with my order already planned thanks to recommendations from fellow Yelpers and a few Instagram influencers. I ordered the Cinnamon Toast, which was delicious. It's stuffed with mascarpone that was light, fluffy, and not overly sweet. The only thing I'd change next time is asking for a lighter amount of mascarpone, as there was a bit more than I personally prefer. I also had the chicken, which was crispy, juicy, and well-seasoned. The honey drizzle added a nice touch of sweetness to balance the savory flavors. I requested the gravy on the side since I'm generally not a fan of gravy on my chicken. The gravy was fine, but it wasn't the standout component of the dish for me. One thoughtful touch I appreciated was that the restaurant had misters set up for guests waiting outside. It definitely helped make the Texas heat more bearable and showed consideration for their customers. Overall, this is a decent brunch spot with quality food, a vibrant atmosphere, and thoughtful hospitality.

    Fried chicken, texas Hash
    Dianna N.

    I don't know what to say about this. The place is super cute, parking is whack. The menu is a bit simple but complex at the same time. First time bring here and the waiter recommended these items. I feel like I ordered the wrong items, or maybe a Texas Hash is not my type of breakfast food. I didn't expect it to taste like curry and I don't want to eat curry spices for brunch. 4/5 The fried chicken with biscuit is okay, the chicken was great, well done great seasoning. The egg was cook to perfection, the biscuit was dry though, and the gravy was a bit weird. It was more like a dressing than gravy. 3/5 Texas hash was sweet potatoes and pulled pork in what I can guess is like a curry sauce with lime, cilantros. I wouldn't order this again, we ate like 1/2 of it and didn't even togo home. I was expecting more like... breakfast sweet potatoes with a side of pulled pork, didn't expect that it was all mixed in and mashed together. 5/5 free rice Krispies, this was amazing. Probably the best home made rice Krispies I had in my life. Overall I need to comeback to try something else. Also the water here was good, didn't taste like Austin city water.

    chorizo & potato empanada $7.50
    Mitasha P.

    The food was definitely the highlight. The chicken was crispy and flavorful, the biscuit was buttery, and the spicy honey added a nice kick. The cheddar hash brown had a great crispy exterior with a creamy center, and the empanada was flaky with a well-seasoned filling. The cortado was also well-made and a nice way to finish the meal. Unfortunately, the overall experience was brought down by the seating. When we were seated outside, we were told it was our "lucky day" because the patio had fans. In reality, it was extremely hot and uncomfortable despite the fans, and there were pigeons constantly flying around the tables, which wasn't the relaxing brunch atmosphere we were hoping for. Service was fine...nothing exceptional, but no major issues either. I'd come back for the food, but I'd definitely wait for an indoor table next time. The kitchen delivered, but the outdoor dining experience made it difficult to fully enjoy the meal.

    Paperboy pancake
    Karla C.

    It's been two days and I'm still thinking of my meal here because it was that good. This place is popular so I highly recommend making reservations or risk waiting two hours. I love that you can sit upstairs and they play really fun music. It's a perfect place to come with friends. I loved the Lox plate, it's something that I will crave again and order the next opportunity I get. The migas with carnitas is so good too and vey filling. 10/10

    Chai
    Felipe W.

    I am crazy about their brunch Brown butter pancake - I would be skeptical about places claiming they brown the butter and I can barely taste it. I am happy I did not have the issue here. Plus the pancake texture was great - crispy, fluffy and full of volume Orange blossom cortado was wild - I'm not a coffee person but this was done right. They use their in house orange syrup (probably orange peel and sugar like oleo saccharum). I got one to go too Chai was okay - they could balance out the earthy and spicy tones better The chilaquiles were absolutely delicious too - crispy enough to crunch in my mouth and yet soft enough from the salsa rojas (didn't get protein here). The poblano cheddar biscuits was the right amount of dry with flavor dust and moist on the inside. Don't even get me started on the homemade butter and jalapeno jam - I ate that up like there is no tomorrow Would get this and pancakes and orange cortada and poblano cheddar biscuits again. 10/10 coming back. Staff was friendly and vibes on the balcony was dope.

    Blueberry pancakes, bacon and scrambled eggs
    Devlyn B.

    This is a cute spot in Austin with indoor seating as well as a cute upstairs patio that is quaint. The staff is friendly and the food was good. Among our table we ordered the kale salad, classic breakfast, blueberry pancakes and the biscuit basket. My favorite was the biscuits with the jam which was really yummy. I will definitely return!

    Texas hash
    Brittany W.

    Paperboy is a classic brunch spot. Make sure to get there early, like as soon as they open! It is a very popular brunch spot, but for good reason. Their sweet potato hash is my absolute favorite.

    Migas
    Savanah L.

    This place has been on my list for a while! Drip coffee and fresh Oj were a great pick me up to start. The blueberry lemon pop tart was sweet and tasty. I loved the Migas - you MUST add carnitas - absolutely the best thing we had. The BEC was pretty average in my opinion but the cheddar hashbrown was insanely crispy and delicious.

    Melanie D.

    Such a cute place for brunch. I been wanting to try this place since the last time I was in Austin. 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.

    Paperboy pancake
    Carolina C.

    The food was SO good here. Thankfully we made a reservation in advance because it was busy and an over 2 hour wait but I can definitely see why there's a wait. I got the paperboy pancake and it is huge and super tasty. I added chocolate chips and it was super tasty. I also added the seasoned potato wedges and those were so flavorful and the aioli it had with it was amazing. I definitely want to come back next time I'm in Austin.

    Lox plate
    Shar R.

    Incredible breakfast. The lox plate was a textural dream. And so flavorful. My earl grey cold brew was well balanced and refreshing. Oh and the pancake, it's a must try. The staff were lovely and the vibe was bright and inviting. Highly recommend Paper Boy!

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    How long is the wait on Sunday morning without a reservation?

    At least 1 hour! Brunch is very popular at Paperboy.

    Are there gluten free options?

    The menu doesn't specify whether or not the items are gluten-free, but there are a few things listed that look like they're without gluten.

    Is this a good place for bachelorette breakfast/brunch?

    Yes absolutely! Upstairs patio would be a perfect place to host

    What's the parking like?

    there is street parking in the neighborhoods nearby! there is also a parking lot specifically for paperboy customers (if you're pulling down the road, paperboy will be on your right, keep driving and take the first left **tiny one way alley** which… 

    Is there bottomless mimosa's?

    Hi, Conner! We don't have bottomless mimosas, but you are able to order mimosa service! It comes with a bottle for the table and sides of juice.

    Do they split checks?

    Yes they do! Our waiter was able to split amongst four people.

    Are they pet friendly?

    Yes, on the patio and rooftop!

    Is it kid friendly?

    Yep! This place is built from a family man with kids himself and the staff prove it! I brought my daughter (now 26) and they made her feel like the bell of the ball. The memory was a priceless moment. I reflect upon this and the many young kids who… 

    Do they take walk-ins?

    They do, but be ware - the wait will be very long. But worth it!

    Hi there, is it pretty easy to get gluten free options? Thanks!

    Yes

    I know it is now a brick and mortar sit down restaurant but is the food truck still there serving food as well?

    No but they do have a take out window and online ordering!

    What is the dog situation/possibility in new space?

    Is there indoor seating?

    Hey Kathy, We currently only offer outdoor seating on our patio. However, we're excited to be… 

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    Launderette - Calamansi Basque cheesecake

    Launderette

    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    1.2 mi•Holly, East Austin
    •$$

    Without question, our Launderette dinner tonight was the best meal that my wife and I have had…read moreduring our one week vacation in Texas. Everything we had was absolutely delicious. The chicken thighs and broccolini were grilled to perfection. My wife's hamburger was juicy and delicious with tasty homemade pickles. The french fries were divine. And, to top it all off, the very unique carrot cake with toasted, honey ice cream was the best I've ever tasted Our server, John, was fabulous. He really made us feel welcome and provided us with many tips about what to do and where to eat in Austin. I especially appreciate his sharing how orange wine is made. When we come back to Austin, we will definitely go to Launderette for a meal and we hope to have John server

    We recently went to The Launderette for brunch on a Sunday morning. Now that the weather is getting…read morea little better, they have more seating because they have a nice big patio outside. But I would still advise getting a reservation. There were three of us and we started out with the pastry of the day and the pull apart cinnamon roll. Both were excellent. Two of us got burgers and one of us got the chicken sandwich after that, and I was very glad that one of the others tried their burger before I did because the pickled onions on it were very spicy! The pickles are also spicy but not as bad as the onions. Once I scrape those off, it was a very tasty burger. The person who ordered the chicken sandwich said it could use a little more seasoning but other than that, it was good. We were going to order drinks but they didn't have the ingredients for the one drink we wanted, so we decided to skip that. The waitstaff was very friendly. We were glad we ordered the pastries first because it did take a while for our food to come out. I definitely recommend going there just to try the pastries! They have a small parking lot but they also own the building to the right of them so you can park in that lot also.

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    Launderette - View of the bar/kitchen from bar seating!

    View of the bar/kitchen from bar seating!

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    Raspberry tart

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    Intero Restaurant - Butter cake

    Intero Restaurant

    4.6(665 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Holly, East Austin
    •$$$

    Restaurant week restaurant number one, and I was definitely not disappointed. Had a reservation and…read moregot sat near the same area as the first time and the gentleman who assisted me was also there. Of course, now I cannot remember their name however they also recalled me which was a nice little ketchup and a welcome back to the restaurant. For $75 you got four courses, including an appetizer pallet cleanser, main course and then dessert. The appetizer I went with the whipped ricotta that came with focaccia bread. It was a smaller version than their normal appetizer, but still just as tasty. Second course was a summer melon salad and this just paired beautifully to be nice light and refreshing right before you ended up having your main meal. This was a full-size so I definitely had leftovers. third course I went with the. smoke pork shoulder, which came out in a decent size I would say a full-size mill. The sauce with it as well as the sweet potatoes. Very nicely there was some seasoning on there that I couldn't quite put my finger on. I wish I would've asked what was on it overall very decent dish. Last but not least was dessert, which was the brown butter cake. And y'all when I say this was amazing. I'm so glad I saved room specifically for this because everything on it was delightful. The cake was soft and room temperature. The pecans on it were nice and candied. Very tasty. Also kind of soft due to sautéing. I wasn't too much of a fan of them meringue so I didn't eat that part of it. and the cinnamon gelato scoop on top pair really nicely as well. Overall, very consistent service from entering the restaurant to being sat to having the staff assist you. They definitely have a good teamwork system where someone sees that your plates finish or they ask for someone to assist if they might have their hands full. I really enjoy that about this restaurant.

    Excellent special occasional experience…read more I remember enjoying Intero when I first visited a few years back. For what reason, we haven't visited in sometime but decided to give it a try again since they are now a member of InKind. This place ended up being even better than I recall from our last visit! The service here was excellent, from the greetings at the door to the drink service, to the waitstaff, everyone was super attentive in our recent visit. We started the evening with some drinks, and I have to say that the "City Folk" beverage I ordered was a very delicious flip type drink. The focaccia with whipped butter is a hard appetizer to go wrong with, and the Wagyu beef carpaccio is also a great choice (in fact, these make a delicious combination). The melon apps are also quite good. For mains, we tried the moda famiglia (which was a very heathy serving size), the roasted oyster mushroom pizza (very good), Wagyu beef sausage (savory and mild meat), and rigatoni (honestly the mild horseradish cream really elevated this dish). Altogether there wasn't anything we didn't like. For dessert, we just got the house made chocolates, which were both fun to taste test and also quite delicious. The interior continues to give a dark, intimate sort of vibe (which makes it perfect for a date spot).

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    Intero Restaurant - Brown butter cake

    Brown butter cake

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    Anthem - Anthem Smahs Burger and Furikake Fries

    Anthem

    4.4(840 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    •$$

    Really enjoyed Anthem's Happy Hour! (M-F open-7pm)…read more We split a variety of items off their HH menu: - banana daiquiri (sweet and tropical vibes) - Lychee Lowdown (floral and refreshing) - Salmon poke (full sized and fresh) - Itchy Salmon (warm and rich) - Brisket Rangoons (crispy and savory) - Miso Mac Daddy (loved their take on mac and cheese balls!) Service was excellent as there weren't too many patrons on the afternoon that we visited. The decor is cute yet casual. When we're back in Austin, we'll definitely come back!

    Visited on Sunday evening for a happy hour meal. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, so it was…read morea good chance to try several things on the menu. Charred Edamame - Spicy! Definitely has a kick, be prepared if you don't take spicy food well. Thai Hippie Tofu - Good flavor, although there was a little too much sauce and salty for my taste. Char-Buff Cauliflower - Good and flavorful. Hawaiian Shrimp Ceviche - Refreshing and a nice option. Itchy Salmon - Two tiny pieces of sushi, but they were good. Brisket Rangoons - Just okay for me. This was probably my least favorite dish of the night. Sweet Potato Waffle Fries - crispy with good flavor. A fun side to share. Smash Burger - We had it cut in half, which made it perfect for sharing. Good burger and a satisfying way to end the meal. Overall, a fun spot for happy hour if you want to order several different dishes and share. There was a good variety.

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    Anthem - Upside Down Pineapple Bread Pudding

    Upside Down Pineapple Bread Pudding

    Anthem - Itchy Salmon. Good but a little overpriced.

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    Itchy Salmon. Good but a little overpriced.

    Revelry Kitchen + Bar

    Revelry Kitchen + Bar

    4.2(325 reviews)
    0.3 mi•East Austin
    •$$

    This place is spacious, the outdoor area is nice. The staff is nice. I love that the owner is from…read moreAustin, that's rare now. If you get to meet Jonathan, consider yourself lucky!

    Extremely disappointing service and an experience that left us feeling discriminated against…read more We had been at this bar for about an hour and had already purchased multiple rounds of drinks. As closing time approached, we went to order one last round, which is a completely normal part of going to a bar. Unfortunately, what should have been a simple interaction turned into an extremely uncomfortable experience. The female bartender, a Caucasian woman with black hair in a ponytail wearing a black tank top, had an attitude from the start. While chatting with her coworkers instead of attending to customers, she was approached by my friend, who politely asked for three Mexican candy shots. Her response was, "I guess," with a clear attitude. When my friend asked if she didn't want to make them, she bluntly responded, "I don't." She then refused to make our drinks. A second bartender, a Caucasian man wearing a Texas tank top and a hat, ended up making the shots. When we questioned the unnecessary attitude, he had no explanation and offered no comment. He could clearly see that we were upset, so he proceeded to take a shot with us and say, "Cheers." We never offered to buy him a shot, and taking shots with customers while on the clock raises another concern entirely. What makes this experience particularly troubling is that we observed white patrons being served without any apparent issues or similar attitudes. Meanwhile, we were met with hostility and an outright unwillingness to serve us. As people of color, it's difficult not to question whether our skin color played a role in how we were treated. The difference in treatment left us feeling singled out, unwelcome and discriminated against. This wasn't about being upset over a bar closing or being denied drinks after last call. We understood that closing time was approaching. We had been there for an hour, had already purchased multiple rounds, and were simply trying to order one last round while the bar was still serving customers. There was absolutely no reason for the bartender to speak to us that way or openly refuse to serve us. If you don't want to work in the service industry, perhaps it's time to find another line of work. Basic courtesy and professionalism should be the bare minimum, regardless of who walks through the door. Management needs to take this incident seriously. If this establishment genuinely has a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination, then there should be meaningful accountability, not just a slap on the wrist. Customers should never have to question whether they'll be treated differently because of the color of their skin. We came here to enjoy ourselves, not to be made to feel unwelcome. This experience has left a lasting impression, and based on how we were treated, I would not feel comfortable returning.

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    Revelry Kitchen + Bar - Outside with TVs

    Outside with TVs

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    Fried Brussel Sprouts

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    Corinne Austin - Honest food + drink in downtown Austin.

    Corinne Austin

    4.1(429 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Downtown
    •$$$

    We had a very good dinner at Corinne's last night. We watched the Odyssey at the Bullock Texas…read moreState History Museum at their 3:30 showing. We got out around 6:30-6:45. I made a reservation on Open Table for 7:15. We came in the "wrong door" (on Trinity St. I believe) and had to find our way to the host/hostess stand. Not too bad. I think you're supposed to enter on E Cesar Chavez St. They had our reservation and we were seated promptly. We ordered the Rotisserie Chicken to share (we are an older couple). Delicious! And it was a nice big (1/2) chicken! It came with a generous serving of broccolini. It came with mashed potatoes (actually, puréed potatoes), too. They were good, though I prefer not-perfectly-mashed (let alone puréed) potatoes and the serving was not quite as generous). Don't get me wrong--we would order this again. The service was good, definitely acceptable by modern standards for the price range, but not outstanding. The ambiance was that of a modern, slightly upscale hotel restaurant. Nothing really fancy. But the wait staff was dressed nicely and so were the other patrons. All in all, a good experience! Oh, the most puzzling thing was that at the end the waiter asked me if we wanted to put the tab on a card or on the room tab. I was confused for a moment until I realized that we were in a hotel (something in the Marriott family). I put it on my credit card, of course. We also got the mushrooms side which was really yummy!

    We were here for a bachelorette party and I had made a reservation for 7. They have room for large…read moreparties and the restaurant is situated in the hotel. Our server was so sweet and gave us a great run down of the menu. She also got the bride a glass of champagne on the house. I ordered the braised waygu and it was so die for. The waygu was so tender, soft and flavorful, you do not need a knife to cut through the beef.

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    Corinne Austin - A creative collection of modern American fare

    A creative collection of modern American fare

    Corinne Austin - Enjoy weekly specials including happy hour and wine down Wednesday.

    Enjoy weekly specials including happy hour and wine down Wednesday.

    Corinne Austin - Curated patio with firepits

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