Posted in Austin March 21, 2019 by

This Tiny Drive In May Just Be The Best Kept Secret Near Austin

For over 60 years, this nostalgic restaurant has charmed hungry visitors. People come from all over to experience their classic hamburgers and mouthwatering onion rings. Head on down to Bun ‘N’ Barrel in San Antonio. This tiny drive in may just be the best kept secret near Austin.

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Step back in time to the days of sock hops and poodle skirts. Bun 'N' Barrel will certainly make you feel nostalgic for the good 'ol days.
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You can drive in or dine inside. The interior restaurant is just as cozy and unique as the outside.
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Sink your teeth into a magnificent Terrace Burger. This indulgent meal comes with two burger patties and is drizzled with the Bun 'N' Barrel secret sauce.
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The BBQ plates will make your tastebuds dance for joy. You'll adore these smoky pork ribs.
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They don't scrimp on the food here. When you order a flavorful barbecue plate, you'll also get to add two sides. The ranch beans, potato salad, and coleslaw are especially mouthwatering.
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With the twisted poppy seed bun, the brisket sandwich is not to be missed. And for only $6.99, you might as well add on a side of onion rings.
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It's easy to see why people adore this classic San Antonio restaurant. Even Food Network loves it!
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Bun 'N' Barrel is located at 1150 Austin Hwy in San Antonio, Texas. They're open every day from 11 am to 9 pm. To learn more, visit Bun 'N' Barrel's Facebook page.

Craving more nostalgic eats? You’ll love the hamburgers at Austin’s old fashioned drive in.