We went to Lupe tortilla Sunday. They have a lot of options on their brunch menu or you can order…read morethe full menu. My friend got the breakfast nachos, which had scrambled eggs and all the breakfast you can think of on a nacho. I had the spicy crispy chicken tacos. our waitress Indigo was very good. She checked in often and made sure we got all of our food. The restaurant is really cute and seems like it would be a good place for large groups. The bar area is also very beautiful. The queso was pretty yummy but the crispy tacos we're just kind of Ordinary. I expected a little bit more overall. It was a good value and a pleasant experience.

Our party of 6 arrived at 7:45 pm on a Friday night and were seated promptly. The restaurant had…read morelots of open tables and plenty of servers. We waited about 5 minutes before the waiter came and brought chips and salsa and took our drink order. The drinks took about 10 minutes and my margarita did not have salt and lime as ordered. Our food order took AN HOUR to get and the person in our party who is gluten free got a burrito wrapped in a tortilla with onions when she asked for a burrito bowl with no tortilla, no onions. Our waiter was not very attentive and the manager never came to ask how everything was. We highly recommended Lupe Tortilla to our out of town guests based on our previous visits to the New Braunfels location. The Kyle location is VERY poorly managed and we will never return.

Suerte never disappoints - you can always expect something interesting on the menu, but also trust…read morethat the suadero tacos will be there for you when you need them. Went and did a true tapas style dinner here - happy hour was nice but some of the app plates are a bit small for the price since it got recognized by Michelin. Ambiance is perfect, nice and low lighting inside but not so dark that you can't see. Servers were very kind to us and kept our table clean after each plate was cleared. An elevated option, especially for out of towners or anyone who loves a new version of a dish

Very good food. But, as others have said, I left a little underwhelmed…read more A former colleague and former Austin resident recommended Suerte for upscale Mexican food. I'd also read reviews from a few Yelp Elite members who were slightly disappointed. I hope those didn't color my experience, but I came away feeling much the same. I arrived around 5 p.m., shortly after opening, and the place was already packed. Luckily, I snagged one of the only two seats available at the bar. The decor was fine, but nothing particularly special. The staff were super attentive and clearly very busy. Things moved a little more slowly than I would have liked, but it certainly wasn't for lack of effort. I was considering a happy hour taco when the bartender suggested a half order of the famous Suadero Tacos, made with Wagyu beef. I went with that, plus the Frijoles con Veneno, refried beans with seared panela cheese, and a Don Dario cocktail. I thought that would be the beginning of my meal. Turns out, that combination was filling enough to be the whole thing. The food was very, very good. Still, like some other reviewers, I didn't feel it quite lived up to the hype. Would I have felt differently if I hadn't read those reviews beforehand? Maybe. Attentive staff and very good food deserve credit. I just didn't leave quite as excited as I'd hoped.

Verdura Enchiladas The perfect dish with veggies that won't…read morehave you stuffed! This was DELICIOUS!

Amazing service, super attentive staff. Ambiance is beautiful...classy and somewhat romantic but…read morealso inviting and welcoming if dining with family or friends. Restrooms are spacious and clean. Guacamole is served plentiful and with fresh, crispy chips in a nice wire basket with parchment type paper to absorb oil. Salted just right, the guacamole is served in a molcajete with a garnish of peeled grapes on a small vine. Those grapes had great flavor as well. The lunch specials were decent and we had a couple drinks which were tasty and visually appealing as well. I ordered the Enchiladas and to my surprise, when they were served, they were hot and cheesy. Took my first bite and was transported back to childhood, sitting at my abuela's mesa the surprise was pleasant and tugged at my heart strings. The plate comes with cilantro rice with a green color which was weird to me but very tasty. The beans were refried and had a great taste as well. We didn't get any tortillas so not sure that they serve them here. As the manager came around, I had to let him know that I was so pleasantly impressed at the transportation back to childhood. He verbalized his contentment at my experience when I simply came to celebrate my friend's birthday. Definitely will be back here again. 'lol

This place is a staple in Austin. It's really cute and it's pretty authentic to me. The staff there…read moreis so nice and very attentive. They have a cute indoor seating area along with a rooftop patio, which is really cute especially when the weather gets great. I got a corn poblano soup and I have to say that was delicious. I got the small cup and next time I go back I will definitely get the whole bowl cause that was amazing. I did go during brunch hours so I got two tacos. One of them was the Migos taco, which was delicious. I love that the tortilla chips and they were nice and crunchy still and not soggy. I also got a taco called the Cherrywood, which had bacon cheese, egg, potato, and avocado, and it was delicious. I love that their tortillas are homemade and they're not the cheap American puffy ones. They also give you complementary chips and salsa and both salsa were delicious. I literally combine both of them in my tacos. They do have some great drinks. One of them is the Highlander margarita which is really nice and smooth and they use patron silver. They also had another margarita that I saw a lot of people ordering and it was an avocado one, and everybody kept raving about it. They definitely have a good mix of cocktails and then anything in general that you would want.

Had a fantastic brunch experience on Saturday. I had originally made reservations but the…read morerestaurant wasn't too busy. We stopped by at 11:45 am and surprisingly there were plenty of parking spots around the restaurant. We had a great waiter who was attentive and patient with us. We ordered a mimosa carafe for the group. Unfortunately, I think they need a better way of serving these mimosas because the sparkling wine in the carafe gets immediately warm due to not being placed on ice. We were drinking lukewarm mimosas. Please rethink this El Alma, you need buckets to keep the wine and juice cold! Anyways, we received complimentary chips and salsa while we waited for our food. I ordered the breakfast enchiladas which were delicious. They had egg in them, and honestly never thought this existed but happy I found it! Wish the side of beans it came with was bigger. The rest of our group enjoyed their foods as well. There's rooftop seating which was lovely BUT there's a huge oak tree above that continuously drops leaves and debris constantly. Our drinks had floating bits and it just kept falling. I recommend some umbrellas. Our waiter was kind enough to let us move when a table opened up under the canopy. Great food, super cool restaurant but some operational issues that keep it to a 4 and not a 5.

My wife and I just went by today and everything had great. The ambiance, the food and the service…read morewere great. Manuel helped us today and made great recommendations with the ceviche, fajitas and the flan. Will be coming back!

Manuel was lovely to share this experience with! We will definitely come back to try some different…read morecocktails and entrees. He was truly a delight and pleasure to share this night with.

This was a nice local eatery we stopped at while passing through. We were greeted quickly and with…read morea warm smile. Our server Eric was attentive and pleasant. The food was delicious and had a great southwestern flair. The restaurant seems like a local spot and is right on the outskirts of a shopping complex. Lowkey but brightly lit and clean.

We came for the Pecan Street Fest...had this place marked for lunch before we headed that…read moreway....They had a limited menu because of the Pecan Street Fest...with No communication at all...Sign on the door?, IG post?...nothing. See...we Love enchiladas and that was the mission as they do have unique items listed...unique to us after 200+ joints we have visited...We didnt have a plan B for lunch...Started with the Queso which was fare...small, but good. Wish they offered a Salsa of some type....Wife went with the pulled pork taco...all the fixings on the side...tacos were fat, pork was flavorful and tender...Rice was decent...I enjoyed the fried avocado as a snack...I went with the firecracker shrimp...These definitely hit right...they weren't overly spicy for me...they made for a great bite...The jalapeno cheese grits were really good. This was quite the trek from Manor...we have it on the radar if we ever get back out to that area...would love to try the enchiladas.

I love Verdes Enchiladas! My favorite of all time. So sad that they closed ! We would drive…read morequite far to eat there. To our surprise it was closed .

Very nice service. We sat on the back patio with our husky…read more We ordered one pork chop with honey Chipotle glaze, chicken enchiladas, and a Carne Asada steak. everything was tasty and the dog is happy.

The service was excellent, the atmosphere is very relaxing and comfortable and the food is…read moreexcellent! I was with my wife and nephew and each of the dishes was hot, fresh and very tasty; I cannot recommend them enough. We will definitely be going back!

Excellent menu selections, homemade tortillas, reasonably priced and delicious food! Jessica was…read morevery friendly and provided outstanding service! I'd give it 10 stars if I could! We ordered breakfast tacos carne guidada, bean, egg and ham and picadillo on flour tortillas! They were epic!

Sunday evenings at the most beautiful square in Texas…read more Here in the Blue Corn in Georgetown, the cuisine is well designed, thoughtful and yummy. Restaurant was full but we decided the sit at the bar. Today was just the two of us for dinner. Service was great, many of the employees at the bar will approach you and make sure you are ok, nothing is missing on Customer Service. Food was entree each of us and appetizer to share, all presentation and taste was top notch, my mocktails were delicious. Location is right by the square, this is a gem :)

Everything is bigger in Texas, including the portions at Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill…read more Stopped in for lunch and left wondering if I'd accidentally ordered for a family of four. The portions were pure Texas-sized perfection. The star of the show? The chicken rellenos--absolutely outstanding with just the right balance of flavor, spice, and freshness. Great food, friendly service, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer

What a great place…read more This needs to be in every "cool" city. Several buildings have games to play and outside are also geared around activities. A good way to watch sporting events and chill. And as for the food. The cm crunch wrap with brisket was an 11/10 Sylvia was the bomb and helped DJ for us Great time. Def coming back when wifey and I are in town

My handsome fella and I decided against braving the scorching sun at DKR and instead opted to meet…read moremy brother and sister in law for the Longhorn season opener. The place was busy and bustling with football fandom. As seems to be typical, you order from the QR code. No one brings you water or checks on you. I ordered the corn dog, the kid's burger, and the tater tots. The corn dog was tasty and huge so it was nice and filling. The tots were plentiful and crispy, but very salty. The burger had a nice flavor and was very simple. Overall, it was good. I would come back to explore the fun game.