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    Suerte

    4.3 (1.4k reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Very spicy-ask for the oil on the side
    Anna G.

    I was so excited to try Suerte. Literally top of my list... and maybe my expectations were too high, maybe it was just a bad night but not sure I'll be back. We asked for water twice-did not receive Waiter dropped a drink all over me on my dress and shoes at the table Wasn't thrilled with the order and were ready to go but instead were brought more food - sad to waste! And cherry on top-there's a duplicate charge on our card for this very problematic dinner Michelin isn't all it's cracked up to be at every location I guess. Really sad this didn't meet what I was looking forward to.

    Delores L.

    Yesterday was Cinco de Mayo and how do you let this highlighted time of the year escape without celebrating. I met a friend at Suerte for a late bite and drinks...our first time there. Suerte is a contemporary Mexican restaurant in East Austin led by Chef Fermín Núñez. The restaurant is known for its house made masa, regional Mexican techniques, and a mezcal drinks. We both got margaritas and shared an appetizer. The drinks were ok but not distinctive for the price. I actually could not taste the tequila in my margarita...felt like drinking margarita mix. Our server, Mimi, said it was because the tequila was so smooth. The lamb appetizer was also ok. From the street Suerte looks like a medium size restaurant. However, when you walk in you are surprised by its large size. The restaurant was packed with people when we arrived and had about 200+ people occupying the tables. You could also see the kitchen staff preparing food in the openly viewable kitchen. The atmosphere was chill with dim sconce lighting and modern architecture. In addition, there is limited parking on the side of the building and street parking. I heard nothing but good things about Suerte and was looking forward with great anticipation to try the restaurant. To be transparent, I was a little disappointed.

    Guacamole
    Ashley G.

    Brunch at Suerte was a HIT! I brought family who were in town visiting to Suerte as our farewell meal and it was perfect. It was also my first time eating there and all I can say is I can't believe I wanted so long! The vibe was great, and our waiter Jules was lovely. We ate a ton of food and it was all delicious. The stand outs for me were the guacamole, the tuna hibiscus aquachile, the suadero tacos & the pan de elote. But truly there was no bad bite. I will definitely be back to Suerte!

    Guacamole
    Stephen D.

    This place lived up to the hype! Great location on 6th st to sit outside, people watch and grab dinner. Loved the entire vibe of the restaurant. Service was quick, attentive and always there when I needed them. Food: Suadero Tacos are a must. Incredible and would order these again and again Guacamole- a bit pricy but delicious. Tres Leches- pearls were good but I wasn't a fan. Incredible spot and I would highly recommend adding this place to your list

    Margarita
    Matt L.

    On my recent trip out to Austin we had a night out on the East Side and were able to snag a reservation at Suerte through OpenTable thanks to Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables, a perk of my Chase Sapphire Reserve card. Suerte is known as one of Austin's top restaurants serving up incredible Mexican flavors. The service and food were great, and my favorite bites were the Suadero Tacos and Sopes Campechanos. Honestly, there wasn't a bad bite the entire meal and the cocktails were just as impressive. I finished things off with a Nitro Carajillo and Tres Leches Cake, both the perfect ending to an excellent meal. I'd highly recommend checking them out if you haven't already.

    The Ultimate Chaco Taco :-)
    Lowell O.

    Third or fourth time here (and we live an hour away). Soooo good! We ate "outside" this time. They keep it very comfortable even when it's cold out. The music is great. The food is fantastic. The drinks are amazing. Not inexpensive but reasonably priced and well worth every penny. Our bill came to $300 for the four of us, and that included appetizers, drinks, entrees and dessert. I highly recommend family style eating here to taste more of the menu. We order different items on every trip. But we always get the Suerte tacos (four to a plate). Everything is extremely scratch made. I mean... they don't start with masa... they start with corn. Everything made with lovev and expertise. There were at least 10 chefs in the kitchen and a the bar was full of bartenders. Everyone was busy and productive. Their vegetable dishes are outstanding, too. We had the most amazing cucumber salad last time and this time we had sweet potatoes that were shockingly good. And the drinks. OMG. So good! See the pictures. Last time we had a chocko taco for dessert. This time we had the Oaxaca dessert, which was their take in a baked Alaska. So yummy! We really love this place!

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    Melissa S.

    I'd honestly go back to Austin just for this place. Soo good!!! It was our first time visiting Austin and a couple of friends highly recommended this restaurant so we knew we had to go. They're known for their masa (IYKYK), which meant we had to try a little bit of everything. We started with the mini sopes de chorizo, absolutely amazing! For entrées, we ordered the Suadero tacos (their most popular item for a reason), the Carnitas, and the sweet potato that our waiter insisted we couldn't skip. All I can say is WOW. This food will actually leave you speechless. Trust me, even if you're not a sweet potato person, if it's on the menu, you MUST get it. Make sure that you save room for dessert. We tried the tres leches with dulce de leche and the chocotaco and both are a solid 10/10, fire. The space is big but very busy, so definitely make a reservation ahead of time. And shoutout to our server Elijah, who was honestly the highlight of the night. Perfectly sarcastic (the good kind), gave great recommendations, and his attention to detail was unmatched. Can't wait to come back someday, I'm already thinking about it.

    Vibe
    Haley F.

    The atmosphere and customer service were great. Parking is limited on site, BUT there is a parking garage across that street and I only paid $5 (Suerte's validation took $3 off). I got the Suadero Tacos. The Wagu beef could have been much more tender, but the avocado crudo was amazing. It made the dish for me. Extremely flavorful and great texture.

    sweet papas
    Victoria W.

    everything was so delicious but a bit spicy. my favorites were the suadero tacos and pan de elote! the tacos were insanely good!! the perfect balance of richness from the meat and freshness from guacamole! items ordered - refried lentils y crema - suadero tacos - cachete de res - enmoldas de pollo - pan de elote - sweet papas service was very good - waitress was very attentive. food came out at a good pace! limited parking next to the restaurant, but there were some paid street parking and i think they validate parking at a nearby garage.

    Jenn C.

    I haven't had a bad dish at Suerte yet and always try something different when dining here. This time I definitely got out of my comfort zone and tried the chicken with mustard butter sauce. My thoughts...chicken was tender and cooked perfectly but i didn't fancy the mustard sauce. It wasn't bad and everyone else enjoyed the sauce but it wasn't for me. The aguachille was soooo damn good. Who knew strawberries and blue fin tune would pair so well together. The lentil dip is always a hit and can never go wrong with the brisket tacos! I'm excited to see what's on the menu next time I dine here!

    Veggie Quesadilla
    Fazley R.

    Sister restaurant of Este, Suerte features a brunch focused menu with the same amazing service you expect at Este. I recommend the salmon tostada. It comes with cold, smoked salmon and a caper chile relish. I didn't get the spiced goat cheese, but be sure to ask for it. The frijoles con veneno is worth a try. The seared panela cheese with the refried beans make for an elevated bean and cheese taco. The veggie quesadilla is an absolute sleeper on the menu and it's a must try. The sweet papas is their grilled sweet potato option, but I wish they would do small smaller chunks of sweet potato. The milanesa torta was a nice touch featured on their homemade bolillo. Although it sounds kind of blasphemous, I wish they use chicken thighs instead. Their suadero tacos are the bangers of the menu. If you've had beef boti kebab, then you'll be at home with this belly filling fish. Super good! You also cannot go wrong with any of their pastries. You can either begin or end with them.

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    Felipe W.

    Oh my God the food was absolutely divine. While pricy, this place is a must-go at least once in your life to try a unique, high quality blend of authentic Mexican cuisine in a Texas theme. The staff was professional as you'd expect in an upscale place and me comfortable. For the pastries - do not be deceived by the cruller. The inside was moist and flavorful which contrasted the crunchy outside complimented by the simple cinnamon (masa) glaze. I will be getting this again to go :) The pastel and concha also tasted great and even better when paired with a drink. I haven't seen raspberry dust or a vanilla streusel in a coffee cake before. This was a new sweet flavor profile I haven't had before (it was good). Now onto the savory - every ingredient in the salmon tostada was fresh (similar to a Lox but not really). The chilaquilas verdes was fantastic with the unique mix of a refried egg, beans prepared with beef tallow to give layers to the flavors melting in my mouth I especially enjoyed the barbacoa tacos and the escabenche to compliment it. Hands down one of the best barbacoa tacos I've had.

    Chilaquiles rojo
    Charli V.

    This was such a lovely brunch with my friends. Mostly cause I was surprised by them highlighting my celebration on the menu. Such a sweet little detail. Me and a group of 3 others had a Sunday brunch here. Between arrival and leaving, it was a full 2.15 hour rendezvous so plan for parking accordingly. There are several pay to park lots around but cost ($15-30) since Suertes lot only accommodates 5ish cars. Between the 4 of us we shared 3 entrees and 2 apps. We were absolutely stuffed. The menu is constantly rotating so you may or may not have the same dishes if you return. We shared a guacamole which seems to be on the menu a lot, it is tasty and easy to nibble on throughout the meal. It also makes for a nice pairing with the tacos we had, suadero tacos which were confit brisket was so good. We also shared a brisket hash, chilaquiles rojos, and sweet potatoes ( spicy due to habanero oil) Overall we had a blast and will return. Loved the food, ambiance, and service.

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    Food and service was amazing. I'd recommend buying food for the table and sharing with everyone

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    For brunch, how's the options for a vegetarian?

    Based on my knowledge, there weren't many, if any, vegetarian choices available.

    Can I order food for takeout or only black oil and jarred foods? Toast does not appear to display your menu…

    Suerte does not do takeout

    Do they accept walk ins or are reservations required?

    Reservations are definitely recommended as this place is pretty busy, but they will take walk ins. We waited 15 minutes with a reservation for 7, so waiting as a walkin may take awhile--the nice thing is someone took a drink order while we waited.

    Do they have a TV anywhere?

    They don't. I think their goal is more of a culinary experience, which is definitely worth it!, but no TV!

    Will you be open on New Year's Day?

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    4.5
    (97 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    I dined at The Scarbrough for brunch during my stay in Austin. It was just a short, pleasant walk…read morefrom my hotel. The Scarbrough is located inside the Scarbrough Building lobby. They specialize in crepes. They have a handful of small tables as well as couch seating. You place your order at the counter then the staff brings it to you once it's ready. I ordered my go-to drink, an oat milk latte with honey and cinnamon as well as their Lox n' found croiffin. The latte was great. The Lox n' found croiffin comes with a toasted croissant roll, smoked salmon, ricotta, avocado, arugula, capers, pickled onions and dill. I added an egg for an additional charge of $2. This was a beautiful and tasty sandwich! It was very filling, too. I highly recommend checking out this unique spot!

    The food is delicious, and the setting is unique, but the service is a bit slow…read more The restaurant is located in the lobby of the Scarbrough Building. It's a small space, with only around eight tables and a tiny kitchen behind the counter. It's a bit hard to locate from outside. There's no big sign on the window indicating the restaurant's name, just a plastic A-frame sign outside the building's doors. When I got there, four of the eight tables were empty but the dirty dishes had not yet been cleared. It took close to 10 minutes for the tables to be bused. Because the kitchen is so small, I'd recommend going up to the counter to order as soon as you get there. I believe you can also place your order online using the QR code on the table, but I didn't try that method. I ordered the lox n found, a toasted croissant roll with smoked salmon, avocado, dill ricotta, arugula, onion, and capers. The menu says it also comes with a side of roasted potatoes, but mine didn't come with that. The sandwich was delicious and filling, so I definitely didn't need them, but I do feel like I didn't get what I paid for.

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    The Meteor

    3.9
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    2.2 mi
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    Coffee shop meets bottle shop meets wine shop meets cocktail bar meets pizza shop meets cafe/diner…read more All of these things rolled into one makes The Meteor a standout choice for a cup of tea or pastry for brekkie, a salad or burger for lunch, or pizza for dinner. Rather just have a latte or a beer? They've got beer on tap and in the coolers for take away purchase. Cider and other bevvies as well. Going to a dinner party and want to grab a nice bottle of wine? They've got you covered. Fancy a cocktail or a glass of juice? Have at it. They've also got a small shopping area where you can buy hot sauce, gift cards (to The Meteor), cups, mugs, and more. Wanna hang with friends? Nice interior decor with seating. Small seating outside in front of restaurant and a large covered patio in the back. Want a place to get some work done? Bring your laptop, they've got wifi for ya. Walk up to the counter, place your order with the cashier, get a number, grab a seat. Someone will bring out your food when it's ready. Cool vibe, steady flow of customers all day long. Had a smashburger and OMG fries (the seasoning will get ya)...really good! Boyfriend had falafel in a pita...really good. We shared a glass of iced ginger plum tea...also really good.

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