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4.5 (254 reviews)
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Cauliflower . Didn't love this dish
cassandra a.

Came for a girls lunch and honestly loved it. I got there before my friend and they seated me right away, brought water over without me asking, just little things that make a difference. Our waitress was great, attentive but not hovering. We got a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc and shared the roasted cauliflower, bacon wrapped figs and the fried chicken caviar. The fried chicken caviar STOLE the show oh my gosh it was delicious . So good. The bacon wrapped figs were delicious too. The cauliflower was just okay for me. It's presented as this big beautiful flower which looks stunning but it's actually why it doesn't roast well, you lose that crispy almost popcorn-like texture you get with regular roasted cauliflower. Pretty dish, just not my favorite execution. Will definitely be back. Love this spot!

Shrimp/ sausage pizza
Andi B.

We had reservations but canceled them & decided to sit at the bar . All the bartenders are extremely friendly & as busy as they were they are quick with drinks & food . We happy shrimp and sausage pizza.. It was spicy and delicious. For appetizer we had the chicken caviar which is delicious and quite a bit of food. I had this fruity frozen wine drink with fruit in it. On a humid day it was refreshing. The wine section there's plenty to pick from hence the name.. on a Friday and weekend I would highly recommend reservations. Bon appétit.!

Truffled Parmesan Fries
Rollin C.

First of all ...let's talk about the candles!! Obsessed!! Of course I bought one. Atmosphere was lovely! Very a "ladies who lunch" vibe ...which we were as well. Wine selection is fantastic! We had the Truffled Fries which were next level good! They aren't fries per se, but layers of thin potatoes fried into deliciousness! My house salad was off the charts with candied pecans, strawberries and pecorino with a spot on citrus honey vinaigrette. Service was perfect, didn't hover but checked on us just when we needed it. Would love to go again the next time I'm in Austin or to one of their other locations.

Beets
Wayne N.

Came here for our anniversary and was treated to an amazing night. Kudos to the wait staff for making our evening super special! Super modern, large space with the dim lighting for the romantic mood. Music is a bit loud inside but we were seated at a table that happened to be a bit away from the speakers, so was very enjoyable. They also have an outdoor patio area if the weather is nice. For the food, we decided just to get a bunch of smaller plates to share so we could sample a bunch of the food. Everything was very good, familiar classics for the most part with a neat twist. My favorite was the grilled golden beets. Normally I hate beets but these were almost like eating a ripe peach - so juicy, sweet and flavorful and was the perfect vegetable to complement some of the fried stuff we got. Chicken and caviar is thin, super crisp chicken (think Milanesa style) with lemon, crème freche and caviar and the combo just works, especially hot out of the fryer, the contrast is fantastic. The pappardelle is perfect al dente pasta, with nice toothsome chew, hearty meat sauce with the braised pork spinoff, my wife's favorite dish of the night. Fried zucchini came last and it has a perfect fry on it - good texture again, well seasoned and the little chili sprinkled in is the perfect pop. If you come with a group, I would dare to say just order everything and share so you can try it all. Too full for dessert but would definitely want to try that sticky toffee cake one day. So glad Sixty Vines is here and with definitely come back!

Sandra H.

I can't wait to come back for happy hour, sit at the bar and try everything I can. The service is wonderful, the place is beautiful, super clean. The bathrooms are immaculate and of course the food is unbelievable. I just came here for lunch and came in early. This place looks like it gets pretty packed, but I love it! The espresso at the end was the icing on the cake. What a remarkable lunch I had here and oh so many times I'm coming back!

Trenna H.

Came here for HH and was pleased with their menu. It was busy but our server was still friendly and quick to get our order in and make sure we were always refilled with water or wine. The wine selection was really good and I loved the potatoes as a shareable for the table.

Scott T.

Sixty Vines is a great, lively spot that is perfect for a date night or dinner with friends at The Domain. The space feels bright, stylish, and energetic, and the wine on tap concept makes it fun to try different pours with your meal. The chicken with caviar dish is an absolute must. It is rich, unique, and one of those bites you keep talking about after dinner. The rest of the menu is solid too, with good shareables and mains that pair well with the wine selection. Service can vary a bit when it is busy, but overall it is a fun, reliable place I would gladly come back to.

WOOD GRILLED SHRIMP roasted corn, tomato, champagne vinaigrette, black garlic aioli
Robert F.

Second time around everything was outstanding . Granted we were here at lunch and the cooks were not in a rush so all of our food was ready very quickly and delicious. If you haven't been here the ambiance is clean modern and very open and airy ,the atmosphere is very loud at diner but at lunch everything was quiet and relaxed. I will say in my humble opinion that the main courses are good but I highly suggest getting serval appetizers as your entree. From that amazing chimichurri tri tip and cream fraiche fried chicken with caviar you really can't go wrong. Those things all paired with a glass of wine of your choice and you've got a great meal and awesome experience. All together a solid 8/10 and that's a great thing considering the amount of competition in Austin let alone the Domain where it's located. Parking is the one of few things I absolutely hate and think is atrocious at this place otherwise a top contender at the Domain considering that many of the other places are older and kind of played out. The staff was very helpful and helped us pick a wine to take home. You can have a bottle of anything on the menu and they will sometimes give you 20 percent off if you ask and wink.

Basque cheesecake
Veronica Pagán B.

I was so eager to try Sixty Vines after seeing all the pictures and reviews about the fried chicken! We had a reservation for dinner with the special request to be seated outside and upon arrival, they did not skip a beat with our accommodation, we had a great table on the deck. We had already been looking at the menu and knew what we wanted so we immediately started putting in our order. Our server was amazing, he let us know that almost everything on the menu was gluten-free and cooked in their own separate fryers and surfaces, which was really great since I have a gluten sensitivity. The buttermilk fried chicken cutlets with lemon crème fraîche and caviar was absolutely delicious! I could eat that once a week and never get tired of it. And the fried zucchini was insanely delicious! And the portion is very generous. My husband's favorites were the roasted golden beets sitting on whipped feta and sprinkled with pistachios, and the roasted potatoes. Chef's kiss! The olives with citrus and fennel was a beautiful palette cleanser, very bright and fresh. For dessert we ordered the basque cheesecake which is also gluten free, very light flavor, not too sweet, not heavy. It was perfect. Definitely look forward to going back!

Travis T.

The avocado benedict which had a croissant base instead of the usual English muffin base was delicious. The croissant added a buttery crunch to the dish and elevated the dish to a new level. The inside of the restaurant is modern and well-decorated.

Yelyzaveta B.

It is gorgeous both inside the restaurant and on the patio. They have a lot of space inside of restaurant. We have started with drinks, my husband got himself a glass of wine and I got the Slipstream. The wine was amazing and overall I believe their selection of wines is great and has good pricing. However, Slipstream was terrible - poorly made cocktail, there was too much gin and alc was not the best quality. The appetizer we chose was wood grilled shrimp and it was genuinely impressive. I highly recommend trying it - 10/10 Pizzas we got were Mushroom and Fig&Prosciutto. Fig&Prosciutto was good. Mushroom was a bit dryish For dessert we got sticky toffee cake and it was also good, although a bit too sweet We had to wait a little when we arrived, although we had reservation and it wasnt that packed. However, our server was very nice and did a great job Overall, it was a good experience at Sixty Vines

Santa Maria tri tip
Bee B.

Decided to give Sixty Vines a try before our show at Cap City last Sat. Our usual wine spot pre show is no longer open at the Domain. The wait for a table of 3 was estimated 20 mins, but bar is open seating, so we grabbed seats there. Looks like they have wine on tap, where I ordered the Riesling. It was a crisp and slightly dry, semi sweet Riesling. Not too bad. We ordered the Santa Maria tri tip and mussels to share between my fiance and I. The tri tip came out fairly quickly and it was very delicious with the chimichurri. The mussels took awhile to come out, unsure of what exactly happened, but our bartender eventually tracked it down and made things right. All food and drink was delicious. Definitely going to be back to try some other menu items that looked interesting!

Campanelle served with shrimp and garlic
Elizabeth E.

On Christmas Eve EVE, we tried out Sixty Vines at the Domain for the first time. My parents were visiting us, and we were excited to try a new place after peeping the location taking photos a few weeks before by the Macy's Christmas tree. Located next door to Macy's, Sixty Viines was bumpin' for the holidays. It has a large indoor dining room, bar area, and a medium-sized patio. We used Open Table for a reservation, and the staff were very helpful to seat us on the patio per our request. The patio is incredibly charming with lights in the oak trees. They also had igloo experiences set up, which we thought you had to spend $200 to rent (but I guess it is that you need to spend $200 within 2 hours). The weather was unseasonably warm for December, so we were happy to not be in an igloo and enjoy the fresh open air. The igloo experience did look cute for those partaking in it, and I would imagine it is lovely on a cold night. The area is a bit loud (lots of street traffic) and the bustle of The Domain especially with the holidays, but I really liked the vibe. The food at Sixty Vines was delicious with a sort of new American style with bits of Italian and Spanish cuisine sprinkled in. The appetizers were actually the best part of the menu for me: The grilled golden beets were truly special, and the wood roasted cauliflower with eggplant puree and pitas was a crowd favorite. I wanted the cauliflower to be cut a little smaller and cooked just slightly longer (a bit too al dente, and I like al dente). My partner and I had margherita pizza, which was tasty with the San Marzano tomato sauce (although mine had a bit too heavy of parmesan on top). My parents enjoyed both of their pasta dishes: campanelle (which is served with shrimp) and braised pork pappardelle. They also got a caesar salad, which was pretty mid, and none of us would choose that salad again. Our server, Nicky, was doing her best to serve literally every table outside (and likely other guests inside), but there was a long wait to order and get my family's bottle of wine (like almost 30 minutes). Because of the long wait, we decided to forgo the dessert, which we wanted to try. Nicky was wonderful and friendly, so she and the other staff just needed more help. I heard another table when I walked by was sending back a starter that came out after their main, and it took awhile to get more water for our table too. I think it was a combo of a busy night and not enough staff, so I hope they can hire more folks to help their current awesome staff out. I will definitely give Sixty Vines a try on a different night. For those who like a tasting menu, they also have small glasses of wine (I think 2.5 oz) that make getting a flight or trying some different options possible. Swing by for a happy hour or tasty meal out at The Domain!

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Sunday brunch was delish! Tanith went above and beyond. Incredible service! We will be back!

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Water 2 Wine

Water 2 Wine

(80 reviews)

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What a super cool place! Water 2 Wine is next door to Eldorado restaurant on Anderson Lane,…read moreAustin, TX and is one of Austin oldest wineries. Who knew? Water 2 Wine is a fully operating winery where all of their wines are blended, oaked and fermented on site. According to Dane, this is how the process works, you come in taste test the wine, choose a wine you like and you can have a batch of that wine bottled with a personalized label. I was thinking of getting one bottle personalized. Wine 2 Wine is focused on bulk wine. While you can order one bottle, ultimately they are set up to produce in bulk. Some of their clients host bridal showers, parties or corporate gatherings.

Surprisingly I've never been to this place even though it's right next door to El Dorado, one of my…read morefavorite Mexican restaurants. A new business acquaintance suggested we meet there and when we walked in, it was surprisingly empty. The manager was our server and he shared some history as he recently took over operating this location a year or so ago. He was well versed in wines and their wines were lower in sulfites so they were less tannic/dry, which is typically my preference in wines. He suggested a wine flight options if we wanted to try different wines, which was nice. We each told him our typical preferences and he created a custom flight for us. To me they were lighter and less bold than I prefer but it was good to try a few different kinds. She had two whites and two reds. I had four different reds. They have limited food options (i.e., two) so we ordered the hummus that was pictured with bread but they were out so they offered pita chips instead, which were fine. He did say that even though they had limited food options, we could order from El Dorado next door and they would walk it over when it was ready, which is very cool even though I typically don't think of Mexican food and wine going together. :-) The overall presentation of the food and glasses was more basic than I would have expected from a wine shop since I've done several wine tastings before, but the location is great and I look forward to checking it out again soon and trying some different wines!

The Water Trough

The Water Trough

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This was actually a very delightful little place tucked away in a hidden hotel in The Domain. I…read moreguess this is technically a hotel lobby bar, but I thought the food and drinks were way better than the average hotel. The Margaritas are strong and boozy , making it one of the strongest in North Austin in taste. They ran out of a beer we wanted so they suggested another local brew. It was so great that we went to the brewery a couple days later. Kudos to the great service! As for the food, it was a pretty big menu and everything was good. I thought my country fried steak was a little on the salty side, but everything, especially the potatoes, was nice and hot! My buddy got a good looking burger. Add the live music and the chill outdoor vibes, I am very much interested in coming back and maybe staying at the hotel.

My friend was determined to get me out of the house as I have spent the last three days at home…read moremainly coughing and sneezing from allergies and throat infection. She persuaded me to see a live band at the Water Trough (my first time there). Reluctantly, I agreed to do so (went coughing and screaming...literally and figuratively). We got to the Water Trough about 8:30 pm and she ordered a drink. The band sounded down home and soulful. She thought they would play until 11 pm. Unfortunately, that was not the case. They played until 9 pm and ended their set. Our server came over and told us that the kitchen had closed at 8:30 pm and she was not aware when she gave us menus. Our server was very nice, but seemed extremely tired. Therefore, my friend cancelled her drink. We decided to find another restaurant in the domain that had good food. The Water Trough is a funky, eclectic restaurant and bar in the Lone Star hotel at the Domain (directly across the street from Dillard's and Maggiano's). It has indoor outdoor seating which is seamless between the two. The wooden ceiling is high and intricate...really a piece of art. The Water Trough overlooks a pool at the Lone Star hotel. Very cool place...will definitely be back.

Doc B's Restaurant + Bar - Buttermilk Fried Chicken

Doc B's Restaurant + Bar

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Bree was an amazing server!! Our food was delicious and she demonstrated an in depth knowledge of…read morethe menu. Her drink recommendation was on point as well. I highly recommend this restaurant!

We almost go at-least twice a month to Doc B's, as my son loves it, and it's one of those place in…read moredomain that is our family favorite too. Ambiance is good, we mostly sit outdoors, service is always great, last two times Evan took care of us, and he's awesome. We don't eat anything with beef or pork, and in Doc Bs, even with that restriction they have so many options, especially with chicken, cocktails are bit pricey, but it's same in all the places in Domain, but they are solid, my go to drinks are Beverly Hills martini, crazy beautiful and the internal affairs. Hubby usually gets done local drafts. Food: my son loves habanero honey glazed fried chicken with jalapeño potatoes. I like naked chicken wings(Thai sweet and spicy sauce on the side), or chicken kebab, which I usually have leftovers almost always. Hubby likes there , the number six sandwich. Their kungpao Brussel sprouts are addictive(but it's not a regular thing). And even though we have been here N number of times, we are always so full and never make it to dessert, but this time had decided to try dessert, hubby and me shared house made Oreo ice cream, I love love ice cream and there Oreo ice cream is one of the best Oreo ice cream I've ever had, and that warm not too sweet chocolate sauce was just perfect. Thank-you Doc B's for another amazing meal

North Italia - CHEF'S BOARD

North Italia

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The food is top tier and the ambiance is great. The service is good but I visited so long ago I…read morecan't remember much in that regard. My issue with North Italia is the prices. A bit high for my liking. I visit rarely because of that.

Brunch service was amazing. Last minute decision to go out for brunch on a Sunday. My husband was…read moreable to snag a reservation at 11:30 am for 4. We arrived and was seated immediately. Not too busy / crowded when we got to the Domain. Our server was very sweet and very attentive. She went over the menu and presented us with a smaller menu that had revisions and specials not on the regular menu. We started off with 2 cocktails - Passione & Breakfast Mule with the Heirloom Tomato & Burrata plate. The Passione was light and refreshing, alcohol not to overpowering. The same for the Breakfast Mule. Both cocktails went well with our appetizer and brunch meals. We ordered the Tuscan Hash with Braised Short Rib, Pollo Fritto, Americano & Breakfast Rosa. We each ordered and shared a few bites to taste. The Tuscan Hash with Braised Short rib and the short rib was cooked to perfection and blended well with the poached egg and hash. The Pollo Fritto was cooked well, however my son wasn't a fan of the sauce. He ate it anyways and said overall was good but not great because of the sauce. I ordered the Americano with prosciutto and it was too good that nothing else was left on the plate. My daughter had the Breakfast Rosa pizza, flavor was great, sauce & meats were evenly spread with 2 eggs to top it off. To finish off our brunch, we each had an espresso, tiramisu and strawberry sorbet. Dessert and coffee were great as well. We went home happy & full.

Garbo’s - Banana pudding

Garbo’s

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Garbo's reminds me of the Boathouse in Orlando if the food was actually good. The staff was…read morecommunicative about my group of five's expected wait time, and the waiting area was open with comfortable lounge chairs. I'm certain I would have dozed off in one if we weren't called up. We sat outdoor alongside several other families with kids. The music wasn't super loud and the tables were generously spaced so we weren't close enough for other peoples' conversations to distract from our own. We then ordered the following: Smoked Fish Dip Maine Crab Cakes Brussels Sprouts Fish Sandwich Lobster Grilled Cheese Lobster Pot Pie The smoked fish dip was good but nothing crazy. My sister had suggested the fried calamari instead, but my love of bread overrode my familial devotion. The dip itself was moist with no excess liquid and spread easily onto the provided cuts of sourdough toast. My only critique is that the dip seems like it's missing something, but I'm not food-smart enough to know what. However, because of my bread bias, this is still a 4/5. The crab cakes on the other hand were amazing. There was no excess oil soaking the fried crust and the crab meat inside wasn't over-salted, as I've come to expect from most crab cakes. These were highly enjoyable with bites of avocado and mandarin in between to balance the fried elements. 4.5/5 The Brussels sprouts were well-roasted, with a nice vinaigrette coating their crispy outsides. I expect this level of quality for Brussels sprouts from American restaurants at this point, so no surprises, just good in general. 4/5 Skipping the fish sandwich as unfortunately I didn't get to try them, but it looked and smelled great. I had one bite of the lobster grilled cheese, so take this particular review with a grain of salt. The smokiness of the cheeses sits on top of everything else without overpowering, while the lobster, bacon, and tomatoes provide a great mix of fat and brine. This is a lowbrow surf and turf between bread, and it's perfect. 5/5 Finally, we come to my own order, the lobster pot pie. Unfortunately, I shared this with the aforementioned sister and didn't get the full experience. The dish came piping hot and fresh, and the puff pastry was flaky and not overbaked. Internals-wise, I could see myself eating just the cream sauce like a chowder. It was perfectly flavored with veggies and herbs, with regular chunks of lobster. Not too salty and absolutely decadent, would not share again. 5/5 Overall, this was a highly enjoyable experience with fast, not rushed, service and an amazing spread. This is an easy recommendation for a family-friendly restaurant with lowkey vibes, and I'll forsure visit again when I'm back in town.

Looking for Rocky Mountain oysters, this is the place. Horrible fish fillet. Still uncooked…read morebatter on it. The lobster is frozen and then thawed. Super chewy. And prices are off the scale expensive

Yard House - Tap in to great food, classic rock and 100+ craft & local beers.

Yard House

(1k reviews)

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We came in for lunch the day after our wedding, and the manager came over to greet us and check in…read morewith us to make sure everything was OK. I shared with him that we had gotten married the day before, and he was genuinely excited for us! After we had finished our lunch, the manager came back by with an incredibly gorgeous bouquet of flowers and a celebratory dessert! We were beside ourselves with how thoughtful this gesture was, and my husband even teared up a little bit Thank you, Yard House for not only that delicious lunch, but for going above and beyond to make us feel celebrated!!! We will of course be back!!

Had high hopes for this place based on reviews and videos circulating social media but it sadly did…read morenot live up to our expectations. To start off we placed our order and at the same time asked the waitress for extra chips for our app not minding if we had to pay extra. Waited a while for the food to come out, when it did they forgot the chips and by then the appetizer had already gone cold so we didn't bother. The tacos were okay except for the cheese that gets melted on the tortilla on one of them , it just tasted very greasy. The rice and beans that it came with were not good at all, not sure if you're able to tell in the picture but that rice was burnt, half of it was inedible, hard burned rice and the beans were cold. My fiancés fettuccine was too salty and she left 80% of it untouched. The only upside besides the other server who took our order and forgot our chips, our original server was friendly and nice. The drinks were the best thing here and the only thing worth the money. Everything else was not worth the money or hype.

Sixty Vines - newamerican - Updated May 2026

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