From barbecue to burgers, Tex-Mex to Italian, Austin is full of quality eateries. And, like the city itself, most of Austin's more popular restaurants have put their own unique twist on the dining experience.
Owned and operated by native Austinites Matt Dodson and Doug Young, Cover 3 is as unique as the city itself. Adhering to their logo of 'Dining, Spirits & Sports,' Cover 3 provides both an elegant dining experience and an excellent venue to watch your favorite team.
Laying claim to being Austin's first "theme restaurant," Threadgill's has been providing Austin area residents and visitors with "home cooking" and live music for over seven decades.
An Austin favorite since the early 1990s, The Shady Grove serves up a variety of "Texas" food and live music. And, don't miss the chance to catch a classic movie at their "Starlight Theater."
This unique and popular cafe is situated right on Austin's busy s. Congress Ave and features an amazingly varied menu.
Hudson's is actually three things in one - a restaurant, a chef shop and a cooking school. And, it's all set among the rolling hills west of Austin.
Claiming to be the "Mother of all Mex," Curra's Grill serves up a wide variety of Tex-Mex dishes, including their famous tamales.
Iron Works Barbecue has been satisfying Austin area diners for over 20 years with their own unique style of "Texas Barbecue."
Considered by many to be the finest restaurant in Austin, the Driskell Grill offers an innovative and unique menu in an elegant setting.
What's a visit to Texas without barbecue? Located on Research Blvd. in the city's north side, Texas Rib Kings serves up barbecue brisket, ribs and chicken, as well as chicken and beef fajitas.
Austin's Shoreline Grill offers an eclectic menu and wonderful views of the Colorado River.
This wildly popular Austin bistro is set in a restored house and offers a diverse menu and extensive wine list.
