Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Austin

Located in Zilker, Lick is an ice-cream parlor that offers its customers a delectable range of fresh flavors, including a few extra seasonal flavors. The ingredients used are all locally sourced, and the parlor ensures that all its ice-creams are free of added preservatives. Some of its delicious flavors include Texas Au Lait, Caramel Salt Lick and Too Hot Chocolate, among others. All the waffle cones available here are home-made, and Lick also offers several gluten-free options to its customers.

Located in the Fairgrounds, TLV serves authentic Israeli cuisine. While you are here, do not miss out on their falafel and Israeli salad sandwiches which are perfect for snacking. The hummus with chicken is the most recommended on the menu and is an ideal lunch option. Next time you are craving Israeli food, make a stop at TLV, the place won't disappoint.

This casual Hyde Park sandwich shop caters to those who crave an old-fashioned sandwich piled high with fresh deli meat, cheese, and all the trimmings. Their signature Sloppy Joes consist of a triple deck of Jewish rye bread with turkey, ham, or roast beef, Swiss cheese, Russian dressing, and cole slaw. Hot subs, grilled and cold sandwiches, wraps (Thai or veggie), soups, salads, and sides round out the menu. For those not yet satisfied, freshly baked desserts are available, along with a good selection of coffee. No alcohol is served.

In its tiny shop on Austin's east side, East Side Pies bakes some of the city's favorite pizzas. The take-out and delivery-only shop—the small indoor space does not have seating—creates custom pies from a long list of toppings including classics like pepperoni, mushrooms and onions, to more interesting choices like fresh mozzarella, green chilies and roasted eggplant. A selection of specialty pies is also available and includes combinations like The Girther with gorgonzola, avocado and roasted onions, and The Nacho with black beans, chicken, red onions, tomatoes and jalapeno. Appetizers include New York-style garlic knots, in classic style with olive oil, garlic and parsley or stuffed with meat or cheese.

This very popular South Austin restaurant has been serving Tex-Mex food since 1952. Matt's El Rancho is a family-owned business that boasts its delicious food and attentive service. Here you will discover all of the familiar favorites, including enchiladas, tamales, fajitas and a satisfying queso dip as a starter. You will also find slightly more imaginative dishes, such as the Garlic Grilled Shrimp. The cheque won’t be too heavy on your pocket either.

Sit out on the pier, sip on a mango margarita, and watch the cigarette boats churn through the water while you feast on delightful dishes. In case you think you are in Hawaii, you are half right, the point of this place, set beside Oyster Landing, is to give you a Polynesian feeling deep in the Texas Hill Country. If Polynesian Tex-Mex sounds like a contradiction in terms, visit Hula Hut to experience this wonder. You can feast on tacos and fajitas, as well as mahi mahi and Hawaiian chicken. The platters are ideal for sharing with friends.