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10. Kerbey Lane Cafe - Central
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Kerbey Lane Cafe first opened our doors on May 5, 1980, serving made-from scratch comfort food out of a small house on Kerbey Lane. Today, Kerbey Lane Cafe remains 100% family-owned and we continue to stay true to our original values. We have 8 locations
Reviewed By rtnw
Kerbey Lane is a small local chain that has been in Austin for a very long time. This location is the origional and reflects the vibe of the chain. It has a good menu and very good service. This venue is an old house that fits the vibe. Predictably good.
9. Blue Dahlia Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Lisabeth407
A friendly, rustic cafe with very fresh food. Everything we tried was tasty and satisfying. The frittata-of-the-day was a large plate that included greens and a wonderful grainy bread. Blintzes are probably not your grandma's recipe, but soothingly creamy. Tuna Tartine was a large portion (again on a wonderful grainy bread) that came with chopped sun-dried tomatoes, greens and grapes. If you like tea, try the "Love Story" brew which is a heavenly match of black tea and chocolate.
8. Evangeline Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By dmark521
Not what I expected in a strip center! Quaint âNawlinsâ atmosphere that is both adult and family friendly. Boudin and gator bites for appetizersâboth were great! Rice and beans (with sausage) were incredible. Fried shrimp were done just right! Expect a crowd on nights and weekends. Not much room for waiting, and what they do have is outside. There is outside seating, but the space is shared with waiting guests!. Itâs a little loud inside but, with the kids, that was probably a good thing!
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7. Le Cafe Crepe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By Jessica H
This spot was not on my radar but it was right by our hotel and we needed a snack before late dinner reservations.... I was VERY pleased and surprised by how good it was! We shared the Normandie and practically licked the to-go box clean.
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6. The Steeping Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By OneYogaGlobal
Not just an amazing tea list, but fantastic breakfast and lunch items - healthful, and decadent side by side. From health grains and greens buddha bowls to classic tea sandwiches, you can't go wrong. My favorite indulgences are the crystalized ginger scones, fig butter and/or Almond cake. (The almond cake is REAL decadent).
5. Snooze an AM Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By adriana0420
I chose Snooze as the place to have my last breakfast in Austin. Our waitress, Jessa, was very attentive, brought our food out promptly and always made sure we had enough coffee. Their coffee mugs are this cheerful, bright yellow color and the cream comes in a cute, little tin canister. The coffee was piping hot and delicious. My breakfast, the âFrench Toast Neatâ was a scrumptious French toasted brioche completed with whipped mascarpone cream and fresh blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries. The toast was drizzled with just the right amount of pure Vermont maple syrup. The only thing I regret was how fast my last breakfast with my friends from Austin went.
4. Magnolia Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By Steve D
This was my first visit to Magnolia Cafe. I ordered the T. Rex omelette with home fries and a gingerbread pancake. The omelette was large & delicious. The home fries were excellent. The pancake was very good. The prices were reasonable. The service was fast & friendly. They have indoor seating in 2 different areas with the kitchen between. There is limited parking even during mid-morning. Definitely a great place for a good meal.
3. Magnolia Cafe South
Overall Ratings
4 based on 945 reviews
Reviewed By AN6pack
We were in town for the weekend and chose this place for breakfast for the name and its GF options. We settled on omelette and had sides of the cornmeal pancake. Iâve never heard of having to pay for syrup to go along with my pancake! I did receive a free version but only after asking for it.The cornmeal pancake was good- something different for sure, but very tasty. I added pecans.The omelette was so-so. Itâs a popular spot with a constant wait. We arrived shortly after 9 on Sunday and only had to wait for 15 minutes. I think Iâd chose another spot in the future.
2. 1886 Cafe & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Located on the famed Sixth Street in downtown Austin, the 1886 Café & Bakery is a charming, Victorian-style café in the iconic and historic Driskill Hotel. A social gathering place for locals and out-of-town guests alike for delicious traditional Texas co
Reviewed By tracyt660
Located in the historic Driskill hotel, 1886 is worth the stop when in Austin. We were greeted warmly and seated immediately. Our waiter was attentive and friendly and had coffee and menus to us in seconds. The restaurant was immaculately clean and the decor tasteful and historical. Our table was small but cozy. Our food was delicious and cooked exactly as ordered. Highly recommend- we would definitely eat here again!Greetings Tracy, thank you so much for your great review. We are pleased you enjoyed your meal, the attentive service, and our beautiful architecture and decor. We look forward to welcoming you back soon, cheers!
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1. Bouldin Creek Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By V6077QZkathys
And they liked it! They asked for a sample of the veggie chorizo first...liked it so much they got the breakfast tacos with them. The other guy got a grilled cheese and a bagel with PB & a smoothie. The other 2 who are not vegetarians ordered the omlets which had the super yummy thin potato hash browns and cheese and tomatoes. The head hunter loved the cornmeal blueberry bread so much he had us all taste it! Hibiscus Raspberry iced tea was also good
