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Where to eat Grill food in Austin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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1. Franklin Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1621 reviews
Reviewed By driftingdcal
This placed was talked up by a lot to people but I find it suspicious that on an early Tuesday afternoon a bbq place hailed for their ribs runs out by 1pm. Then the server actually came out and tried to make us eat brisket- nope sorry. Fail Franklin and fail on your stock supplier.
2. Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2945 reviews
In one of the oldest buildings in Austin, Moonshine Patio Bar & Grill has been serving up some of the best Southern comfort food in Central Texas since 2003. Over the years, weâve developed quite a reputation for our bountiful Sunday Brunch Buffet and our
Reviewed By Jwilbur S
The staff was great at the restaurant. the service was very good as well... For dinner, there were three of us and we split two entrees, several sides to taste options and an amazing peanut butter pie for dessert! the food was VERY good and the selection should be able to please most anyone!
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3. SPIN Austin
Located at 5th and Lavaca, a former home of Antoneâs, SPIN Austin is a new home for eclectic fun and experiences. In the heart of downtown Austin, SPIN houses 14 ping pong tables, a full bar, fantastic shareable menu and a semi-private room for parties.
Reviewed By 150hotelnightsayear
Attended a business function here. Surprisingly it was crowded. I am thinking to revive my parents 50 year old ping pong table and start making money by selling beer as admission ... an odd concept that I still honestly donât get. My 2 stars isnât for that. It is for the food. It was bland and not good. They tried to hard to make it funky Austin, and in my view failed. A mushroom quinoa square thing that had no flavor, flank steak that was too salty, teeny tiny flat taco things (literally the size of a quarter ...). Not my vibe. Maybe it is for you ...
