5 Best Bistros in Austin

“The food here is wonderful, and I highly recommend the mushrooms. They’re perfectly crispy like chips but with that umami mushroom flavor and spot-on seasoning. I could eat them forever. The squash risotto was also cooked beautifully, with the squash itself seasoned just right and a slight char that made it even better.

The staff here are so nice and helpful, recommending things with so much enthusiasm that you can’t help but feel happy to be there too. At night, the outdoor area feels like a little garden with pretty lights and a cozy vibe. Just don’t make the same mistake I did and wander into the building on the right as that’s a completely different restaurant. Toti is just very small and easy to miss.“

“Epicerie makes Austin feel like Paris!🥰“

“The place is really nice and has a fancy atmosphere. The food was good overall — the chicken liver was excellent, and the Wagyu with nyoki was great. I wasn’t a fan of the fries or the chicken wings.

One downside was the long wait for the main courses. While the starters arrived fairly quickly, within 5–10 minutes of ordering, we had to wait much longer for the mains. We ordered two rounds of main dishes, and for the first round, we waited about 30 minutes or more, even though the restaurant wasn’t particularly crowded.“

“It’s been a couple years since I have dined at TFB. Have received cookie tins the last 3 years. This business is above magnificent!
Great service, great food and overall great people. TFB cares about what and who they are serving. Always consistent!
And btw, I’m from Omaha Nebraska!!!!
I love receiving their emails, Murph is so eloquent in his messages. He makes me feel like I am part of the family“

“EXCELLENT SUSHI!! I got this via DoorDash because it had a $0 delivery fee and wow I’m so glad I did. The spicy tuna crispy rice was soooo delicious! The crunchy roll was perfect and the egg drop soup was great!! Amazing prices too, will def order here again 🤤“