Curiosity is the tool that Kome has used to entice strangers to this hidden gem that combines the art of sushi with a modern twist. To the unseeing eye, it is easy to miss until you notice the large wooden letters on the wall. Kome Sushi Kitchen, located in Austin, is a cozy and inviting restaurant that offers an authentic Japanese dining experience with a creative and innovative menu. From traditional nigiri and sashimi to imaginative rolls like the "Austin Bomb" with tempura shrimp and spicy mayo, Kome Sushi Kitchen delights sushi enthusiasts with its diverse selection. The restaurant itself creates an atmosphere of Japanese authenticity by using Japanese names and characters on their notice board, as well as serving their sushi on wooden blocks. This place also attracts natives, hip Austinites, and sushi lovers.
The Butterfly Bar is widely hailed as serving some of the best cocktail mixes in town. Get seated on their large outdoor patio and sip on an exotic list of cocktails prepared by friendly and experienced bartenders. It also has an impressive wine and beer collection. The light snacks and the yummy cheesecakes make for good accompaniments with drinks. All in all, this intimate space meets high standards, while also having reasonably priced drinks.
Cross off your Texas steak-eating ritual at Fleming's. With its nationwide presence, it is one of the best steakhouses in America. Located at Austin's commercial capital, The Domain, the restaurant shares neighborhood's with high-end boutiques and renowned dining alternatives. Executive Chef Russell Skall designs the unrivaled menu of prime steaks and seafood made from ethically-raised meat and fresh ingredients. Tuck into small plates of Lamb Chops and Filet Mignon Skewers, and indulge in their weekly Prime Rib Dinner with three sauces and your choice of sides. Pair one of over 100 varieties of wine from the impressive cellar. It's popularity can be credited to its charming ambiance and unparalleled service.
Located in the former Frontier Bar's site, The Lost Well is a joint run by ex Lovejoys' bartenders who have made this a popular joint for bikers, music lovers and beer enthusiasts. A neighborhood bar, it is known for its reasonably priced drinks, affable environment and good music.
This little Japanese spot is famous for its delicious and creative sushi rolls. Customer favorites include the "ex-girlfriend" roll with crab, avocado, and spicy tuna, and the "say my name" roll with jalapeno, scallop, tuna, and cream cheese. On top of their sushi, Tomodachi also serves a variety of Japanese-food staples like gyoza, tempura, and tonkatsu, among other things. The restaurant also boasts a sake and soju menu so impressive its warrants a visit by itself. Pair a bottle of sake with any of the food on the Tomodachi menu, and you won't regret seeking out this eatery.
Time spent at Hopfields is sure to be intensely satisfying, not just from the food point-of-view but also in terms of drinks and setting. Rustic designs and a warm, friendly atmosphere greet you as you enter, setting the mood perfectly for a great time. Expect nothing short of a purely exciting time here in the company of people who are out to have fun. The extensive food menu largely consists of palatable French-inspired dishes and a wide assortment of delicious deserts. Adding to the excitement of the place is the outrageous selection of 42 beers on tap, an exquisite imported wine collection and a range of unique alcoholic concoctions.