Posted in Austin
July 30, 2016
You Haven’t Lived Until You Try These 10 Mouthwatering Restaurants In Austin
We might as well call Austin the foodie capital of the world, because the number of delectable restaurants in this city are astounding. If you’ve already crossed off the meals from this Austin Restaurant Bucket List, never fear. Here are 10 more scrumptious places to satisfy your cravings. You haven’t lived until you’ve tried these 10 mouthwatering restaurants in Austin.
This east side Mexican restaurant makes mouthwatering tortas and scrumptious mojitos.
Bouldin Creek Cafe has an entire vegetarian menu, but even devout carnivores will salivate over their veggie burgers and omelettes.
You haven't lived until you've had pho at Elizabeth Street Cafe. This restaurant on South First Street makes amazing Vietnamese dishes and delightful French pastries.
Polvos has amazing margaritas, but you really come here for the salsa bar. Smother your enchiladas with the most spicy sauces your tastebuds can handle.
Launderette presents upscale southern cuisine to the hip east Austin neighborhood.
This east side food trailer serves up melt-in-your-mouth brisket and decadent pulled pork. The line can get pretty long on Saturdays and Sundays, so La Barbecue gives out free beer while you wait.
You haven't lived until you've experienced Moonshine's expansive buffet brunch. Their Sunday spread takes up several rooms in their restaurant, and it's full of everything your hungry heart desires.
Famous for their hearty breakfast taco, the Don Juan, Juan in a Million has been starting mornings off right ever since 1980.
Via 313 serves up Detroit style pizza deep in the heart of Texas. With several food trailers and brick and mortars around the city, you can always get your pizza fix.
Sandwiches, mac and cheese, and desserts done right. Irene's on West Ave will make your lunch dreams come true.
Where’s your favorite place to eat in Austin? If you’re looking for more tastebud-tickling dishes, check out these 10 restaurants you have to visit in Austin before you die.
