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4.0 (1.5k reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:30 PM
Updated 2 months ago
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Moderate noise
Classy
Dressy
Good for groups

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Ellie N.

Happy hour menu is a great value. It's 50% off drinks and most appetizers. The food and drinks are incredible. The service is warm and welcoming.

Quail
Joy G.

Cool downtown French spot - great cocktails and drink selections! I think I like the drinks better than the food here, but they have a lot of good classic French fare on the menu. Food: Came here specifically to try bouillabaisse since it's pretty much the only restaurant in Austin that makes it. Large portion of seafood and very filling from the bread! The soup was a bit salty, but probably expected from the seafood. Also ordered the quail dish - this one was a bit underwhelming, decent but nothing special about it. I would say the drinks are really nice here - they have a large variety of absinthe and comes with a very cool water drip vessel. Service: Great service - came to check in often and offered some good insight into the different absinthe drinks. Vibe: Dark and moody - a bit on the rustic/industrial side but still a nice place for a date or a group. We could hear some music playing from the venues nearby which added to the ambiance.

Katherine D.

The drinks and ambiance were the best part of this meal. I enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant, and their bar selection is truly impressive. I loved all the cocktails we tried, and their espresso martini is my new favorite in Austin. I also enjoyed the mac and cheese and the banana foster. The dessert was a great way to end our meal. The main dishes were the weakest part. I enjoyed the stuffed quail, but the lamb was slightly chewy. Both dishes were pretty expensive, so at that price point I have to be wowed. The mains were good but not amazing. I would definitely come back for happy hour drinks.

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Samyukta S.

Nice restaurant but very overpriced IMO. Their cocktails are fantastic and probably the most appealing part of the dining experience here. I ordered the "Original Sin", a beautiful gin based cocktail and an Espresso Martini which was heavy on the espresso but absolutely delicious. Food was average. Mussels were a good appetizer. Got the coconut orzo with shrimp added for my main and didn't love it. Sadly did not have time to try dessert. Definitely worth a visit during their happy hour for the discounts. I'll be back for the cocktails.

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Suzy A.

We stopped by Peche for Happy Hour and had a lovely time! I had the Royal Bees Knees cocktail and my friend had the Pink Moon. I def recommend those if you like gin or vodka. We started by enjoying the escargot and tuna tartare for appetizers. Absolutely delicious! We were splitting everything between 4 people and it was just enough! For our main course we had the Croque Madame with Pomme Frites and Half Pound Burger House Bacon, Gruyere, House Pickled Red Onions, Garlic Aioli, and Pomme Frites. The night ended with a shared creme brulee and I am a sucker for a good creme brulee; it had the perfect crack on the top and was delightfully creamy.

Erica C.

A little piece of New Orleans in Austin. The vibes and service were 10/10. Great cocktails my favorite was the French 75. We got the lamb and duck confit Mac n cheese. The lamb was so tender and perfectly cooked. The Mac n cheese was so delicious and not too rich somehow. I would definitely come back.

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Aruni G.

Met friends here for a holiday happy hour on a Tuesday! Love their HH. 1/2 off certain apps and $6 certain cocktails until 7pm. And free street parking after 6pm. We had a great time. Our server was very helpful in guiding us to options and drinks. The only minus was that one of our friends is vegetarian so the appetizer options on happy hour were limited for her. We had mac n cheese, several cocktails, escargot, foie gras, fried mushrooms, beet salad, fries and desserts! They seated us at a booth/table which was a little tight for 5 of us, but we made it work! I look forward to future HH's at Peche!

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Wendi K.

4.5 Stars for the Happy Hour. If it wasn't HH prices, it is definitely on the expensive side. French Fare in a dark, moody, stylish environment. That being said - The Happy Hour is awesome here. 1/2 off select appetizers and entrees and $6 drinks until 7 pm. The burger (half off $21) - amazing. A large juicy burger and oozy Gruyere on a brioche bun, with a heaping pile of crispy fries. Beet Salad (Half off $15) - fresh spiralized beets with feta and a tart dressing. Loved this. Pate Tartine (half off $17) - rich pate smeared on brioche toast with fresh arugula and pickled vegetable. Also Loved this. French Onion Soup (half off $8) - the only disappointment - surprisingly, I found it sort of bland. Perhaps it's better than being overly salty? Ashley was our server and she is the sweetest!

Nawal A.

Austin hidden gem. If you're a local you know. The drinks are always smooth and tasty. The bartenders are knowledgeable. I recommend the fries and the duck macaroni just wowww

Drunken Monk (so delicious)
Love P.

Every time I come here, I'm reminded why it remains one of Austin's gems and the newly updated menu just took things up another level. Their happy hour is genuinely one of the best in the city. The mac and cheese is the kind of comfort I could happily eat every day, and the escargot is rich, garlicky, and exactly what I want it to be. And then there's the Drunken Monk is now one of my all-time favorite cocktails. Perfectly balanced, memorable, and impossible not to reorder. Huge shout-out to Patrick, who absolutely made our day with warm, thoughtful service. Peche stays in my rotation for a reason. Already looking forward to the next visit.

Texas Wild Boar Ragu ($34).
Navin K.

Excellent French food in downtown Austin. I stopped by for dinner last night and sat at the bar. They were out of my first choice (braised short rib) so I ordered the Texas Wild Boar Ragu instead. This was a lucky choice, because it was one of the best meals I'd had all week! The boar was perfectly cooked (not gamey) and was accompanied by the most exquisitely made horseradish gnocchi, al dente with just a hint of wasabi. The server was kind enough to bring me crostini to soak up some of the delicious gravy in my bowl, which I ate to the last morsel! For dessert, I had their vanilla crème brûlée, which was well made. Happy to return on my next trip.

GRILLED PISTACHIO AND HERB CRUSTED NEW ZEALAND LAMB LOIN ROASTED FENNEL AND GRAPES, FIG DEMI :)
Kia L.

I had a lovely dinner here with a friend yesterday before seeing Boney James at the Paramount. We arrived around 6:00pm on a Saturday without a reservation and were seated promptly. Nice ambiance with low mood lighting. For starters we ordered the cheese plate which came with fresh in house bread and salted butter. It's a good size for 1-2 people. I wouldn't recommend it if you have a larger appetite. The server was very attentive and he was engaging he highly recommended the grilled pistachio and herb crusted lamb which came with a side of roasted fennel and grapes. I love lamb so that's what I decided on for my main. It was tender and lightly seasoned. There wasn't really any type of "crust" aspect to it just more of a pistachio glaze on top which had a very faint light flavor. I enjoyed the fennel as well although presentation of the dish could be better. I ordered the Pink Lady cocktail which was so pretty, sweet and simple but not something I would order again. Peche is definitely on the pricier side but worth it for dates, girls night out or just treating yourself. Service was excellent and I'll be back again. PRO TIP: people rave about their happy hour prices which is everyday besides Saturday! Check them out!

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Yara C.

I'm no expert on french food. I did not LOVE the items we chose, but the rest of the experience was relatively positive, so I would be willing to try other things. I think the escargot was mostly butter, with about six tiny snails. I supposed the point is to dip the bread, but the snails themselves were underwhelming being so few. I don't recommend the coconut orzo, either. Not very flavorful at all, and I don't know if it's very french either. The service is not friendly, but I wouldn't go to a french restaurant in Austin expecting friendliness. It could also be that we entered the restaurant about an hour before closing. The best thing about this restaurant is the ambiance. No gimmicks, no loud music, no TV screens everywhere. I really enjoyed the semi-circle leather booth for a close cocktail and candlelit snack without being subjected to other commercial stimuli. An obviously older building that has not been renovated with new-age cheap-looking fixtures. The decor appears measured and honoring the building's architectural past. And, the cocktails were decent. I'd go back, but I'd pick different food items. If you're an escargot fan usually, try it still, as I may be totally off.

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Is it okay to dine here if we have a child?

You wont see many kids in downtown austin but will be fine at peche

About how much do the cocktails cost?

Depends on what you drink. Anywhere between 8 to 20 dallors

Is there outdoor dining?

Unfortunately not. We would certainly go more often if there were.

Happy hour? What's the times and days.

All Day Sunday and Monday 4-7 Tuesday thru Friday Subject to change on holidays and special events

Do I need a reservation for HH on Thursday?

you should be fine without them

Are there any gluten free options for those that have Celiac's disease?

They do not have anything on the menu indicating that any meals are gluten free, but I'm sure if you called and asked, they may be able to further specify!

What are their beer options?

Not sure, but I think limited. More focused on cocktails.

What is the Sunday Happy Hour menu?

Certain cocktails are $5 and certain food items are half off. I'm having a $6 Caesar salad and an $8 mac and cheese with duck confit.

Bastille Day Celebration?

As far as I know, there is no Bastille Day celebration at Peche.

Could I come here alone and enjoy the environment or is it best to come with someone?

This is not a pickup bar... I think you could easily go there sit at a table or the bar and soak up the awesome ambiance while enjoying a meal, desert or just a great craft cocktail.… 

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3.9(148 reviews)
0.1 mi•Warehouse District, Downtown

Powder Room is a speakeasy lounge tucked behind the "kitchen doors" of Manny's Sandwich Shop, and…read moreit did not disappoint! We came on a Thursday evening with a reservation for 7. Once we walked through Manny's, we were greeted right away and since we had a reservation, we were seated promptly. Quick heads up: cell phones aren't allowed inside -- they take your phone and give you a key to a locker where it's stored for the night. The idea is to keep everyone present and engaged with each other instead of their screens (they do make exceptions for emergencies or on-call situations, at the business's discretion). I actually love the reasoning behind it, even though I wished I had my phone to snap pictures of the inside! The space itself is dark and moody with major art deco Miami vibes, like something out of the 80s-90s. Think pink velvet draped everywhere, a life-size taxidermy leopard in the middle of the bar, and flamingo sculptures scattered throughout. It's gorgeous. There's plenty of seating between the booths/couches and the bar, and they seat you according to your party size. We got a plush half-circle booth with a table that fit all of us perfectly -- great sightlines too, so everyone could see and talk to each other easily. Each table gets an assigned server, and ours was fantastic. We ordered cocktails along with the yuca fries, empanadas, and quesadillas -- all delicious. I can't remember the name of my cocktail, but it was pink, gin-based, and so good, served in a beautiful tall stem glass. Loved everything about this place and will absolutely be back next time I'm in town!

I have never experienced such an insane welcome in my life. I made a reservation for 1:30am. Now, I…read moreknow that is late, but if it's too late for a reservation, you should not make it available for scheduling. The guy at the front was very nice, but as soon as we get to the "receptionist" the entire narrative changed. She looked my girlfriend and I up and down and then proceeded to tap multiple times on her IPad. She then says, "you know it's 1:30? we close at 2. we only have standing room." She had the most miserable scowl on her face. My girlfriend and I were dressed very nicely (pants & jacket, and a dress), so I know this was not a outfit issue. I do not know what her issue was, but if you are tired and don't like staying up late, don't work in a bar. After saying that there was only standing room, I decided that I was not going to spend money in an establishment that speaks to people in such a disgusting way, so I proceeded to leave. One of the guys out front asked what was wrong and asked if he could buy us a drink, but at that point I decided that I would not spend a dime at this place. Just giving a heads up! Lady at the front is EXTREMELY rude. Looking at the other 1 star reviews, it looks like this place has a reputation for being discriminatory.

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The Roosevelt Room

4.4(938 reviews)
0.1 mi•Warehouse District, Downtown
•$$$
Full bar
Takes reservations

Absolutely fantastic experience! We were looking for a place to enjoy a post-concert drink and…read morestumbled across The Roosevelt Room. We weren't looking for much by way of menu just a few snacks or small bites for Girl Dinner. We found just that here. The Sumac and pepper popcorn was to die for! I really don't drink that much or often, but decided to have one. The drink list is extensive, but very organized by era. I decided to go for the Zombie. My server, Noah encouraged my audacity! I can't remember whether it was described as dramatic as it showed up, but let me tell you there was drama! It was served in a flaming skull, garnished with beautiful flowers and fresh fruit, and filled to the brim with God knows how much alcohol and juice, but it was a time! To heighten the experience, he sprinkled something in a shaker and the flames just erupted! The whole restaurant stopped and I cackled! To put out the flame, Noah gave one dramatic clap, and the flame disappear disappeared! I want to thank Noah and the team for encouraging my ridiculousness and delivering me an excellent craft drink with all the drama I deserved and could ever ask for! 10/10! Gotta go back to see how much more ridiculous I can go! Can't stop now! Join me!

It's a really nice cocktail bar with interesting cocktail options and finger foods. I went here…read morefor my cousin's birthday. I had an old fashioned and the hummus plate. One of my cousins had the charcuterie board. Both were delicious. Our waiter took good care of us. I like that they have an assortment of drinks from different decades. There seems to be a drink for every palate. If alcohol isn't your thing, they have mocktails. The ambiance was nice. The lights were warm and low. Old movies played on the wall from a projector. Walls are lined with vintage books. Overall, I think this is a cool place. I look forward to returning.

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Here Nor There

4.6(410 reviews)
0.3 mi•Downtown
•$$$

Here Nor There was a fantastic experience. The interior vibe is quite lovely. My partner and I sat…read morein one of the side velvet booths. I loved how personal that area felt. We were able to have a conversation without feeling like others were listening. The music is very different than the vibe of the actual area. They were playing different rap & hip-hop artists. It was loud, but I enjoyed it. It felt very Austin-y. Loved the drinks. There was one that had something to do with Bob's Lake, or something like that. That drink was absolutely delicious. We also got the caviar service, and I really enjoyed that. Was not crazy about the blinis, I believe they were made with black corn flour. The crème fraîche was very nice. Very nice night out. This place also doesn't feel overly expensive. It's expensive, but in a similar price range to other cocktail bars in the area.

You're gonna love the vibe of this speakeasy. I visited for the first time on a Wednesday evening…read moreand enjoyed a handcrafted menu (literally, the menu is hand drawn) full of unique and delectable cocktails. There is something for everyone--no kidding. I loved their spin on a Paloma and my friends enjoyed standard items like old fashions and Moscow mules. Very very comfortable lounge seating, plush velvet and other soft textiles with leatherette coasters. Very elevated and calm. Music is perfect but kinda loud so conversation is a bit of a struggle. It is very very very dark in there so it's super intimate and features candles and mini tap light lamps. If you have sight or mobility issues, you may not like this venue from a safety standpoint. Steep incline stairs lead down to this dungeon like hold. I would return in a heartbeat. Must have the password. Exclusive and decadent is the mood. So if it matches you, you have to visit!

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Edge Rooftop

4.2(222 reviews)
0.2 mi•Downtown
•$$

I found this via search of rooftop bars near downtown and I was pleasantly surprised at this…read morelocation and the venue itself. Arrived around 5:45-6 PM on a Thursday. This is gonna be located on the fifth floor in the JW Marriott. You have to walk through the pool area as this is on the west side of the building. Well, we didn't have a reservation and we were able to get sat right away. I forget the name of the individual who assisted us by placing our order. I ended up getting the espresso martini, and then my other person got an old-fashioned. I was asked if I wanted a shot of Bailey's with the espresso martini and that to me would've been way too much. The martini itself was almost kind of smoky. Not your typical kind of very crisp espresso martini had a nice foam on top of it. We also ended up ordering the sliders to go along as we had dinner reservations, and that bacon jam on there is magnificent. The sliders were all juicy and very well put together bun was very soft and the flavor of everything was really good. I would totally go back just for the sliders. Overall the service was great. The views were also quite stunning of downtown and the ambience overall which is very chill. The front part of the bar was actually closed due to a private event so I can imagine getting to take photos on that corner would be really pretty to see.

My friends and I had a FABULOUS time here. The ambiance is beautiful and so cozy! Without a res on…read morea Friday evening (around 6:30/7) we were able to get a nice, big cabana area. The couches were so comfortable and the ambiance was so pretty. In terms of the drinks and food, it was okay! Got the job done, but nothing to rave about. I enjoyed the sliders the most. I enjoyed my drink as well (5th Floor Cooldown) once we added the extra sweetener we requested. Without it, I wasn't a huge fan (wasn't sweet, despite being told that it was). Valet parking is only $15 (for 2 hours) with validation. I appreciated that, as it made parking not a headache.

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