Brunch Restaurants in Austin, TX

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“This place was excellent! I had a boozy salted caramel Iced coffee that was amazing.The cinnamon roll french toast was delicious with fresh fruit and an ooey gooey drizzle. The Floridian omelette was rich and full of flavor. The grits were so creamy, I requested some cheese on top but it honestly didn't need any. the Bacqueza Omelette was savory and smokey with just enough spice and creaminess from the cream cheese. Our server Isaiah was polite and provided us great service. The only issue we had was how rude and uninterested the hostess was.“

“i went here for a birthday brunch and had a great time!

arrived at maybe 10:15AM on a Tuesday, so there was no wait at all. i know this place gets crazy busy on the weekends though! coming on a weekday was great— no line at all, not too loud either.

we had a very sweet server who we chatted up a bit! the food itself came out at a reasonable time. my boyfriend got the steak and eggs, which, while he enjoyed, thought was a bit much in terms of amount on his plate. which may be a positive to some people! he just wasn’t hungry enough for it all. i got the rise and shine sammy which i thought was delicious! i was surprised at how much ham they managed to fit into that sandwich. the potatoes on both of our meals were pleasantly crunchy!

i was able to ask for a birthday dessert for my boyfriend too, with the options being coconut cheesecake and banana pudding. i got him the banana pudding and he really liked it!

overall, i had a great time! the food itself was very tasty and reasonably priced. excellent atmosphere. will definitely be coming back!“

“Billie is always our waitress ! She's always so kind and friendly to talk to!“

“If you're visiting the State Capitol by yourself, or with out-of-town guests, at some point you're going to get hungry. One block away from the Capitol, at 922 Congress Avenue, is the Tastea Deli. It's a small family-owned business led by Grace Yom. My wife and I stopped in for lunch and tried a few of their sandwiches and specialty beverages. The deli may be small, but the tastes are big! All sandwiches are offered in three sizes - 4.5, 7 and 10 inches. We chose The Italian and the Chipotle Ham and Turkey Sandwiches. I tried their Strawberry and Banana Smoothie and my wife had the Kiwi Pomegranate Iced Tea. What I noticed first about both sandwiches, was the extremely fresh bread. The bread held the sauces well and did not break apart. My wife does not eat a lot, and her small sandwich was the perfect size. She gave me a bite and the meats really blended well with the Chipotle dressing and veggies. They did not oversauce it. I loaded up my 10-inch Italian with all the veggies they had except for jalapeños. I went with banana peppers instead. The meats included capicola, pepperoni, salami and ham, as well as provolone cheese. Tasty blend of flavors, sauces perfectly with their house Italian dressing. My smoothie was also really good. They sell a ton of smoothies according to Grace (See picture for other flavors) My wife also loved her tea. They ask you the level of sweetness you want in it, and if you want it with boba. Other items to consider trying are the Chicken Ranch, Roast Beef and the Chicken. Prices range from $6.50 - $11.50. I am trying the Beef Dip on my next visit. From outside, the corner space is pretty unremarkable, just a faded green awning with an old Quizino logo burned into it. A small sign says you've arrived at Tastea Deli. Inside it is sparsely decorated but clean, and the staff is very friendly. Last thought: On a small table in the corner of the restaurant sat a Bible opened to the Gospel of Matthew. I asked Grace about it. She simply said, sometimes people just need some good news. If that's not your thing, ignore it. Grace and her team will make sure you leave with your belly full with good food. And seriously, get a smoothie...soooo good!“

“Solid breakfast experience. The presentation was clean and thoughtful — bright eggs, crisp bacon, and toast that hit the right level of crunch. The potato cake stood out: well seasoned, golden, and paired nicely with the sauce underneath. The cheddar grits were rich and creamy, though slightly heavy. Bacon was thick-cut and perfectly crisp, sausage patty flavorful with good sear. Service was efficient and friendly, and the atmosphere matched Austin’s laid-back brunch vibe. The only critique: portion size could be slightly larger for the price, and the toast could use a touch more butter. Overall, Paperboy delivers a balanced, well-prepared breakfast that feels crafted rather than routine. Strong 8/10 — worth revisiting.“

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“Great place to visit. Very friendly staff“