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Must haves in Austin
Posted on 6/3/12 at 1:55 pm
Posted on 6/3/12 at 1:55 pm
What are the best places to eat in Austin? Please include fine dining places for evenings, and dives for lunch.
Posted on 6/3/12 at 2:02 pm to Dolemite
Uchi for sushi
La Condesa for upscale mexican/fish/etc. Great place
Salt Lick for Bbq (Driftwood, Tx)
Oasis (more for drinks than food)
Fonda San Miguel for Mexican
Barley Swine for tapas/small plates
Lambert's for Bbq
La Condesa for upscale mexican/fish/etc. Great place
Salt Lick for Bbq (Driftwood, Tx)
Oasis (more for drinks than food)
Fonda San Miguel for Mexican
Barley Swine for tapas/small plates
Lambert's for Bbq
Posted on 6/3/12 at 2:40 pm to Dolemite
Barley Swine
Swift's Attic
Foreign & Domestic
Salty Sow
4 hottest new places in town
Swift's Attic
Foreign & Domestic
Salty Sow
4 hottest new places in town
Posted on 6/3/12 at 3:48 pm to Dolemite
Barley Swine
Franklin BBQ
Foreign and Domestic
Uchiko/Uchi
Franklin BBQ
Foreign and Domestic
Uchiko/Uchi
Posted on 6/3/12 at 4:20 pm to Dolemite
There are no must haves in Austin, as it's a vastly overrated city and a damn crappy food town.
That said, the barbacoa taco's at Maria's Taco Xpress and the Especial De Carne Asada at El Taquito.
That said, the barbacoa taco's at Maria's Taco Xpress and the Especial De Carne Asada at El Taquito.
Posted on 6/3/12 at 11:21 pm to Dolemite
Curra's, Torchy's. Love them both.
Blue Dahlia is a good place for French style stuff and you can eat in a garden patio out pack that's not too fancy but still nice.
Clay Pit is great Indian, but can be had elsewhere.
For coffee shops, I like Epoch up north and Ruta Maya down south.
Blue Dahlia is a good place for French style stuff and you can eat in a garden patio out pack that's not too fancy but still nice.
Clay Pit is great Indian, but can be had elsewhere.
For coffee shops, I like Epoch up north and Ruta Maya down south.
Posted on 6/4/12 at 9:21 am to Dolemite
We loved Garage Mahal. It's an indian food trailer, but the outside set up is more like a restaurant.
For breakfast, we hit up the Torchy's taco's food trailer and it was really good.
We wanted to hit up Barley Swine and East Side Show Room, but didn't have time.
For breakfast, we hit up the Torchy's taco's food trailer and it was really good.
We wanted to hit up Barley Swine and East Side Show Room, but didn't have time.
This post was edited on 6/4/12 at 9:22 am
Posted on 6/4/12 at 11:11 am to Dolemite
shady grove... get the tortilla chip crusted fish with queso. money time
Posted on 6/4/12 at 12:44 pm to Dolemite
Stubb's BBQ was fricking awesome when I went there.
Posted on 6/4/12 at 4:28 pm to Dolemite
Got a food buddy in Austin Tx and he has a killer blog -
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My personnel must go place is Three Little Pigs www.threelittlepisaustin.com - check out the menu- it is the fizzle
Menu for Saturday June 2
Pork Belly Slider with maple soy glaze,
sliced green apple, and fried onion with
a side of sesame cole slaw $7
Cracklin' Meatloaf wrapped in bacon with
cheese grits and collard greens $7
Asian Fried Chicken with sweet chile sauce,
wasabi mayo, and sesame cole slaw $7
Red chile pulled pork with pineapple on
jasmine rice $7
Pork belly and noodles with special garlic sauce $7
Venison sausage and brussels sprouts on
jasmine rice $7
Green beans, arugula, mozzarella, and tomato
with olive oil and balsamic syrup $7
LINK
My personnel must go place is Three Little Pigs www.threelittlepisaustin.com - check out the menu- it is the fizzle
Menu for Saturday June 2
Pork Belly Slider with maple soy glaze,
sliced green apple, and fried onion with
a side of sesame cole slaw $7
Cracklin' Meatloaf wrapped in bacon with
cheese grits and collard greens $7
Asian Fried Chicken with sweet chile sauce,
wasabi mayo, and sesame cole slaw $7
Red chile pulled pork with pineapple on
jasmine rice $7
Pork belly and noodles with special garlic sauce $7
Venison sausage and brussels sprouts on
jasmine rice $7
Green beans, arugula, mozzarella, and tomato
with olive oil and balsamic syrup $7
Posted on 6/5/12 at 2:13 pm to Dolemite
Haven't eaten at a whole lot of places in Austin, but I definitely recommend Home Slice if you're in the mood for pizza.
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