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    Whole Lotta Soul

    3.9 (12 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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    Braised Oxtails with 1 Side, Collard Greens

    Lord Have Mercy. I'm sitting in my hotel room in a food coma. This is a must try! Thick oxtails that are on point. And those Collard greens were done RIGHT. The customer service was great too. Very friendly and we even talked about vacation spots.

    Brown stew chicken with 2 sides collard greens made with smoked turkey and red beans and rice
    Keshia R.

    Whole Lotta Soul is located at the Ghostline Kitchens in South Austin. When I arrived it was raining and there wasn't any close parking. As I was driving around trying to figure out how to get my food I received a phone call from I'm assuming the chef and he said my food is ready (right at the time promised) and park close to the benches he will bring it out. He brought the food out and it was piping hot. I ordered oxtails with red beans and rice, honey butter cornbread and brown stew chicken with collard greens made with smoked turkey and another side of red beans and rice. If you notice I don't have a picture of the oxtails or the cornbread because my son was silently eating it all and it was literally gone by the time I was able to stop and ask him to take a picture. He said it was so good he couldn't help himself. Well I did get a bite of the cornbread and it tasted like a cake a little bit. The brown stew chicken was tender and flavorful. Everything was delicious. The red beans and rice was good but it had a consistency of rice when you cook it with too much water. I'm definitely going back and trying everything on the menu. The food is a little bit on the pricy side but you do get good portions. I paid just under $60 for these two meals. You must check this place out. Just know space is limited with the benches if you want to sit there and eat.

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    Moonshine Grill - White chocolate bread pudding

    Moonshine Grill

    4.4(6.4k reviews)
    3.7 mi•Downtown
    •$$

    Don't sleep on Moonshine Grill! We've been here a number of times and recently returned for dinner…read moreafter an event at the Fairmont Hotel. We somehow snagged nearby street parking and a table for two with no wait despite it being a busy Saturday evening after a UT football game. Make a reservation if you have a large party or are on a tighter schedule. It's a bit loud for those seated in the lobby/entrance area, but totes a vibe. For food, we ordered the blackened catfish, brisket burnt ends quesadillas, and harvest bowl to share. Everything was delicious and served quickly, even with the aforementioned dinner rush. 10/10 would order the same items again. I was so appreciative of the server splitting the entree over two plates without us asking. Did I mention the complimentary popcorn and cornbread? Twas a FEAST. I'm already thinking about the next time we're going back! If not for Moonshine, definitely for the speakeasy downstairs.

    We were in Austin for a conference so I did some research and stumbled upon Moonshine Grill. I made…read morea reservation a week in advance. We arrived and in a few minutes we were seated at a table and immediately given water in mason jars and asked for our drink order. I opted just got an Arnold Palmer but the drink menu had some cute cocktails and mocktails, as well as a nice selection of beer and wine. Instead of bread, our server brought us a basket of seasoned popcorn. The popcorn had almost like a Cajun flair, but it wasn't spicy. It reminded me of the Ground Round chain from when I was a little girl. We decided to try the corndog shrimp appetizer. I couldn't decide on an entree because everything looked so good, so I did the Parmesan chicken and my coworker did the steak salad. The shrimp arrived so quickly with four large pieces of shrimp on a stick wrapped in corn dog batter and fried to a golden brown, with a blueberry mustard dipping sauce. The shrimp were delicious and while I didn't get much of the blueberry in the mustard, I enjoyed the sweetness it provided. My Parmesan chicken was a crispy and juicy breaded chicken cutlet with a lemon cream, artichoke hearts, and what appeared to be prosciutto on top. It was served with a side of pesto couscous with grape tomatoes and cucumbers. I wish I had ordered mashed potatoes on the side, because I wanted something to soak up the lemon cream sauce, which was the highlight of the chicken. We also were served 3 mini cornbread muffins with honey butter. My coworker said the salad was just okay, and was a little on the small side. The desserts were definitely a MUST and if you visit Moonshine and don't save room for the Espresso Brownie or the Peanut Butter Pie, you're going to regret it. The brownie was so fudgey and warm and served with ice cream. It was decadent. The peanut butter pie was the biggest slab of PB pie I've ever had with a thick Oreo crust. I wish I had someone with me to share it, it was huge. Overall, if I lived in the area I would definitely be back to try other things.

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    Sawyer & Co - Street corn

    Sawyer & Co

    4.0(1.2k reviews)
    2.9 mi•East Austin
    •$$

    Really cute atmosphere of old Cafe. The biscuits are amazing. The coffee is great. The service is…read moretop quality. They did a great job. The prices are on par from the level of food. I have gone back several times and will continue to go back.

    My dad and I stopped here for a quick brunch after seeing the abundance of rave reviews on both…read moreYelp and Google. Unfortunately, the experience did not live up to my expectations. The service was decent, with friendly staff, and the kitchen accidentally sent us an extra side for free, but the food was not good enough to make me want to return. We started with Sawyer's Famous Biscuits, which were probably the best part of the meal. They were fluffy but crispier than most biscuits I've had, and I enjoyed the contrast in textures. Of course, it also helps that biscuits are hard to dislike when served with whipped butter and house preserves. For my main, I ordered the Little Bit of Chicken Fried. The fried chicken breasts were mediocre and slightly dry, the green beans were undercooked, the cornbread was overly crumbly, and the poblano gravy lacked flavor. My dad ordered the Barbacoa Benedict and was not impressed either. The eggs were overcooked, and after one bite, he left the crispy potato cakes untouched. We both heavily disliked the grits, which our waitress had recommended. Like the poblano gravy, they essentially tasted like water, with little to no seasoning or flavor. We were lucky, or perhaps unlucky, enough to receive two orders of them. Overall, there were a few positives, mainly the biscuits and friendly service, but the rest of the meal was extremely underwhelming. With so many highly rated brunch spots in the area, I do not think the food here is worth going out of your way for.

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    Phoebe's Diner

    Phoebe's Diner

    4.5(2.1k reviews)
    3.1 mi•So-Fi (S. 1st St. District), 78704 (South Austin)
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    Locally owned & operated
    Gluten-free friendly

    My husband and I came in today and the service was phenomenal, as was the food!…read more My husband got the Brisket Burrito... and it is life changing -- it is now a favorite and a pregnancy craving. Their fried chicken sandwich was audibly crisp with fresh tomato and lettuce that I made two meals out of. To end the perfect meal... my husband actually coordinated with staff to create "Gender Reveal" pancakes! I didn't realize what they were until I got to the yummy surprise! Their cream is delicious! The pancakes were soft and sweet! The experience, unforgettable. It brought happy tears to my eyes and we really appreciate the thought and care put into our day. We will DEFINITELY be repeat customers!

    As a Jersey girl, I LOVE a diner breakfast, but Phoebe's is not a NJ style diner. This place is…read morevery Austin, with breakfast cocktails and Mexican inspired breakfast entrees. I couldn't decide what I wanted so I went with the eggs Benedict which came with hash brown casserole. I also got a lemonade. My traveling partner got the Bacon Basil Tomato omelet with smoked cheddar and garlic aioli. We also got an order of ricotta pancakes with strawberries. My eggs Benedict was served on a unique bread - not a traditional English muffin - that kind of fell apart as I ate it. The flavor was great though. I should have gotten regular home fries, because the hashbrown casserole was cheesy and I wanted something to soak up the hollandaise and egg. The pancakes were so light they fell right apart when we began cutting into them. The flavor was great though. I would definitely recommend Phoebes.

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