We heard good things about this place and I wanted to love it but from the time we walked in me and…read moremy husband was completely ignored by more than 7 people before we were acknowledged and they were not busy. When we were finally approached the lady that approached us was nice and attentive. Our waitress was nice and friendly but she was manning a lot of tables for some reason. The food was pretty but ok. I got the original pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs. The pancakes came with strawberries, blueberries, bananas and syrup. The syrup was mixed with butter and it was a little too much butter which was off putting if you don't like a lot of butter. The pancakes were fluffy looking but tasted like a version of jiffy cornbread. I ate the fruit. The eggs were not scrambled really. I just felt like they put them in a bowl, scrambled with fork and put them on the grill but forgot to scramble them a little bit to cook the top of the eggs and then plated. The top of eggs was wet. I'm not a fan of raw eggs which happen to come out after I was done trying the pancakes and fruit. The ambiance was pretty in teal the music was perfectly light. It was my Birthday and I wanted pictures of all and everything that I ate it didn't disappoint in that aspect but they should water the plants.

It was my first time & I am amazed on how delicious the food tastes! The service is amazing!…read moreEveryone is so nice. Thank you so much Athena you are very kind!

My wife and I ate here for the first time the other night. Greeting was friendly and seated…read morepromptly. Place has a nice, but noisy, vibe. Everyone that we came in contact with was friendly. Service was great! Enjoyed the menu as well. Received a free appetizer as it was our first time there. All food items were delicious, including a salad, which we split. My soup was outstanding, although candidly I can't remember exactly what it was, but super tasty. The beef and chicken skewers were my favorite, particularly the beef. No latte was odd, but coffee was good. Price was reasonable for this city. Nicely done!

Oh this is already so good, it just needs a little tightening and flow polish. Here's your version,…read morecleaned up but still very you: What an absolute gem of a find. We're in Austin this weekend for the Foodieland festival and after being completely underwhelmed yesterday, we were on the hunt for actually good food and wine... enter Postinos. The place is quaint with a perfect wine bar vibe and great seating. We were greeted right away and the staff was genuinely so sweet. But let's be honest, the food stole the show. We had the bruschetta board and two paninis, and every single bite was competing with the last for best on the table. And the cherry on top? $6 glasses of delicious wine that carried us right through the meal. This place alone almost makes me sad to leave Austin tomorrow.

We were immensely impressed with the atmosphere, decor, and service. The dishes were absolutely…read morespectacular in presentation, flavor, and value. Each aspect of the four plates was immaculate. We got the chance to taste the fresno honey whipped goat cheese with almond flour tortilla chips. The slight spice balancing with the sweet honey truly seemed to be a match made in the most plentiful garden anyone could ever witness. My parents got the grass-fed burger and the original fish tacos, while I got the farmhouse breakfast with brioche french toast. The french toast was cooked perfectly; a thick slice with honey butter and the best syrup from any restaurant I have ever had was served. The smashed potatoes in the breakfast were a special treat indeed. Imagine singular potatoes having the mashed potatoes inside. They were crispy and paired wonderful with the sauce. As for the tacos, they are certainly some of the best in the entire world. The burger was worth it on so many levels. It has the classic meat, cheese, sauce, and pickles, but don't be fooled. It on its own deserves five stars. We were amazed without a doubt and would gladly return to Picnik.

I have been following Picnik for YEARS. Online. I was so happy to be able to make the drive on a…read morerecent work trip to finally to it out. First of all, I wanted to try everything. To find a restaurant that is gluten free and doesn't use rancid oils to cook food in is an absolute joy. Let me just say, this was everything I've been hoping for the past 12'ish years! The hostess was nice and seated me right away. I was near the pass so I go to see all of the yummy food as it came out. I opted for the Picnik Palmer and the chicken sandwich. I was so happy to see a GF fried chicken sandwich! The bun was great.... It didn't fall apart as so many GF buns do. The smashed potatoes were tasty. The Palmer was refreshing. My server was great. He explained that it was the first day for the new menu and he may not know it all yet. No problem. The restaurant itself was bright and airy. Very chill. I'm sure I'll be back on another work trip to try all the other amazing foods!

Me and my boyfriend love the patio happy hour here. The vibes are always great outside and the food…read moreis always good and the drinks are always great too. Order at the counter and they give you a number to deliver your food. Don't expect waiting status on your table but they do come by every once in a while. Overall, really great happy hour spot!

dish society is a charming brunch spot in mueller. you order at the front and it's mostly…read moreself-serve. the portions are great across the board. the pancakes were fluffy and big. the brisket and eggs were amazing, with super tender meat. however, the southwest and memorial scrambles were solid but could've used a bit more seasoning. the breakfast skillet was really good, loaded with potatoes and sausage, though slightly on the salty side. overall, a reliable brunch spot with pretty plating and good food!

Absolutely love Uchiko! My boyfriend and I first visited Uchiba earlier this year, and this time,…read moredecided to use a Resy credit at Uchiko and partake in their omakase special. After a discussion with the waitress upon being seated, we were able to clarify a request for my omakase to be vegetarian. My bf was able to partake in a little bit more food, but I was solely satisfied with the dishes I got, even when I shared it with my bf. The meat dishes that my bf got that I couldn't have were: - Beef slices with fat-cooked fries (I don't see why the fries had to be cooked in fat, but oh well) - some individual fish-based sushi pieces - poke crackers - shrimp skewers The veggie dishes I got to have included: - mushroom vegetable rolls with a sweet sticky sauce - sticky rice donburi style dish topped with greens and mushrooms soaked in soy sauce - avocado nigiri pieces - veggie roll with mango sauce - thinly-sliced mushroom - tempura kabocha squash - cold black sesame soba noodles Dessert was a delicious ice cream sandwich and a unique dessert that had a graham-cracker-like crust, cream, and topped with cilantro-flavored crushed ice and pineapple topping. We came at happy hour (4-6pm) and omakase was only $60 per person. And with the Resy credit, we got $100 off---an absolute gem of a deal! Our waitress was super friendly and really helpful in making sure I had delicious vegetarian options. Can't wait to come back!

I hate to leave a review like this, but after traveling the world and trying omakase everywhere I…read morecould, this was by far the worst value I've ever gotten for the price ($200 per person). What we were served was lovely, and I can't complain about the taste as it was excellent. However, the price rounded out to roughly $20 per plate per person, and those plates were not worth $20 a pop. I left hungry and underwhelmed, there should have been at least double the amount of what we were served on each plate. The dinner for 2 had everything served on a single plate, and honestly it felt like we were being served a single portion for double the price. Sorry Uchiko, but you need to do better. There are plenty of way cheaper restaurants in the area with bigger portions, as good or better taste, and lower prices. I would not recommend for omakase.

Out of everything we ate in Austin, Bird Bird Biscuit was hands down the best! Yes, even over the…read moreBBQ. This place completely blew me away! We ordered the Firebird chicken biscuit sandwich, and it was absolutely incredible. The spicy chicken breast was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor, and the combo of fresh dill mayo, house pickles, and cilantro tied everything together so well. Every bite was bold, fresh, and seriously addictive. And the biscuits... unreal!! They were so buttery and flaky that I couldn't leave without taking some home, along with their house jam. Easily some of the best biscuits I've ever had. If you're in Austin, this is a must! No question!

Bird Bird Biscuit is a great example of taking a simple concept and doing it to perfection. We live…read moreabout 2000 miles away, but visit Austin 2-3 times a year and Bird Bird has been a regular stop for years. Our daughter used to live a few minutes from the Lamar location, but we've also been to the OG Manor Road location (as we did today). I've yet to try something I didn't like, but the favorite is Bird Bird Bacon. The biscuit is all you could ask for - flaky, buttery, a bit of salt - and if you can't eat it for a little while, it's still good (not all biscuits age well - some are only good as they come out of the oven). The "bird" in this case is the egg, over medium so it doesn't run all over the place, but not dry like a hard boiled egg. The generous stack of bacon is smoky but not overly so. All together, it's an amazing sandwich. If you're hungrier, I suggest the Queen Beak or Theodore. Check the www site for details and click on the Story link too. The chicken is crunchy and fried perfectly. For me, it's a lot to eat, but I have indulged on occasion. Finally, you need to try the Dough Doughs. They're biscuit balls fried up like donuts, about 3xthe size of a donut hole and covered with cinnamon sugar. Absolutely amazing. (I've tried to replicate these at home between visits, but mine are not as good.) Go. Enjoy!!

Ommgg. I doo not ever leave reviews! But this place blew my mind. My first time here and I ordered…read morethe Turkey Avo Salsa Verde, no peppers (because I wasnt in the mood for spicy) with a lemon chicken and farro soup. The absolute best omg, the sandwich was really fresshhhh and the bread was toasted soo nicely. The soup was delicious, hot, and all the ingredients complement each other perfectly. It was the best, I kid you not. 10/10!

I've had a few meals at this location, and I'm really hoping this place sticks around. The space…read morehas been through several different restaurants over the years, including Oakmont Cafe and Doc's. I've been for both lunch and dinner, and lunch is clearly the peak time, which makes sense given the sandwich, salad, and soup menu. It feels built for the midday lunch crowd. The kitchen runs very efficiently, the line moves quickly, and online ordering is very easy. It's counter service, but I've taken meals to go a few times and everything traveled well. As of February 2026, it still has that brand new restaurant feel. The interior is bright, clean, and modern, and there's a ton of outdoor seating. However, you are just off 38th Street and across from the Seton medical complex, so al fresco dining may not be the quietest experience depending on traffic and time of day. Overall, a great addition to the area for lunch (or dinner).

I wrote The Well off a long time ago when I tried it for dinner and just didn't dig it. How wrong I…read morewas! I realized that the place has some of the healthiest and best tasting food in Downtown. Sure, you're paying the Downtown premium, but sometimes you just gotta. A $15 protein shake is kind of ridiculous, but damn is it good. And the staff are all really great as I had a few weird scenarios come up during payment and they handled it with grace.

Location was in the heart of a very active vibrant area. We were seated at the bar top table area…read more Energetic ambience. Service was marginal for our seating. Chicken lettuce wraps were not good. I would not recommend. Beet salad was very tasty and enough for more than one person- good to share. Steak frites were very good. Salmon was also an excellent choice for entrée. Overall, it was very good, but just not great.

One of my favorites! Delicious and affordable. Fun music on weekends…read more Everything I've tried has been sensational!

Went to Khon Thai Kitchen By Seeda with a large group, and it ended up being a great choice. They…read morehandled our table really well, and everything came out smoothly, which is always a win when you've got a lot of people ordering different things. The menu is pretty extensive too, so it was easy for everyone to find something they were excited about. I had the Tum Tad salad, which was super fresh and flavorful with a nice balance of tangy and savory. For dessert, the mango sticky rice was a standout. It was made with a black rice that actually looked kind of blue, which made it really visually fun. Not totally sure if there was some ube mixed in or just the natural color, but either way it was delicious and a little different from the usual version.

I've driven by this place so many times and had an hour to spare between appointments and was…read morehungry, so stopped in. I didn't feel like a burger though so I got the Classic Coney hotdog which is full of Detroit style chili (thick meat chili with no beans), and loaded with red onions and shredded cheddar cheese, then topped with mustard. It was delicious and filling. It Truly was like a dog you'd get at a Coney's in Detroit, MI. IYKYK. Then I heard you had to try the latke here, so I got Bubbe's OG Latkes which is 2 round thick potato pancakes! It came with sour cream and Smutz smoky aoli sauce on the side. I tried it both ways and it was good. But really it was best with that cold creamy sour cream that goes so well with the potato flavor. They also have great drinks which are refillable for free while you dine in. And I love the chill vibe and decor. Great artwork and old photos. Very funky! I was a big fan of their sandwich restaurant on Burnet (which closed), so I'm glad I finally got to check out this spot! Great place!!

The fun atmosphere and yummy food here is just a proper Austin favorite. I usually get the featured…read moreburger, or sometimes the original jewboy burger. The soft brioche buns fall apart with cheese and sauce, so I recommend requesting toasted buns. In this visit, I had to try the Drunk Jewboy, which is another I hopes comes back to stay on the menu.