“Texas Monthly denotes Franklins as "Serving the best BBQ in the Universe." Franklin's is only open Tues-Sun from 11am til the sell out. Which is usually pretty quickly. I suggest arriving a couple hours before opening. There will also be others waiting for it to open. Bring a chair, bring a beer, chat with some new friends and then experience the best BBQ known to man.”

“Best movie theaters ever, all locations great! Come hungry and thirsty, buy tickets online ”

“3.8 miles. A great place to stop and grab a slice of pizza in the heart of South Congress Neighborhood. ~3 miles from Farmhouse”

“The queso is bomb! But there’s honestly no wrong choice you can make at this place. Indulge! ”

“3.8 miles. These burgers are amazing! The Llano poblano and the magic mushroom are two favorites of mine. They have gluten free buns! ”

“Uchi is our favorite sushi restaurant. We'd highly recommend going for happy hour that starts at 5pm, but get there at 4:45pm to secure your spot! Otherwise, don't forget to make a reservation, this place is hopping!”

“Amazing French food and cocktails. On the pricey side, great for date night! ”

“The iconic Oasis - a perfect place for a sunset dinner. Kid friendly patio seating. If you're not into a sit-down dinner, the Oasis Brewery (upstairs from Oasis Restaurant) is an excellent spot for a few beers and games, while watching the sun go down. ”

“The queso is bomb! But there’s honestly no wrong choice you can make at this place. Indulge! ”

“Magnolia is open 24 hours but still serves up some killer dishes! Try the queso or enchiladas or go for breakfast anytime! ”

“Located in a renovated historic home in the East Cesar Chavez neighborhood, Cenote specializes in high quality espresso and local fair trade coffees, but that isn't all this coffeehouse has to offer. The menu includes delicious pastries, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, salads and plenty of gluten-free options, all made with local organic ingredients. With great coffee, fresh food, and a comfortable atmosphere, Cenote is definitely worth checking out.”

“Yummy bahn mí and delicious cocktails on a sweet little patio. Park on the street.”

“3.1 miles. A local favorite. Jo's sit's right on South Congress, and locals love to sit and drink a great cuppa jo, play domino's and watch the tourists walk by. ”

“A delightful, beautiful restaurant. Very European (in all the nest ays: small, dense seating, relaxed but bustling, simple). The food choices are elegant and reasonably priced. A great outdoor seating area. ”

“4 miles. Radio is a great local coffee and beer place. it's got a hip austin vibe and is a great place to sit outside sip some coffee and enjoy austin.”

“Nice little cafe within walking distance. From espresso drinks to happy hour on the patio. GF bread.”

“Yummy bahn mí and delicious cocktails on a sweet little patio. Park on the street.”

“Cool outdoor venue with yummy baked goods and sandwiches. Located on the river that runs through downtown. Friendly environment and staff! Pick up a loaf of homemade bread.”

“Blended coffee drinks, ice cream, light food and desserts on a large, shady, multilevel dock on Lake Austin. Perfect rest stop after Mt. Bonnell and/or the 360 Bridge. Great evening stop. Dripping with Christmas lights reflecting off the water all holiday season. Aim for off hours, when it's not crowded. ”

“This si an old Austin favorite. Bustling and lively, couched between a cheese shop, a Mexican restaurant, and a cute bar. Happy hour pastries (2 for 1) everyday at 6:30.”

“They've got coffee. They've got beer. Great little spot to chill out for a bit.”

“Kind of pricey but amazing ambiance, both inside and out. Great for a cocktail or glass of wine, and/or a full meal. ”

“Upper Crust is a locally owned bakery that has been around for 28 years. The cinnamon rolls are legendary! They also have great sandwiches if you are looking for a quick bite to eat.”

“Legit place, and favorite in Austin for many many moons. Vegetarian heaven. ”