Cenote has your standard comfy, local-coffee-house friendly vibe. The overheads hummed with East Austin cool including Patti Smith and Sleater-Kinney.
cenote
ranch 616
At the end of a long, dusty day, as you eye the last glimmers of the sun setting behind the bank-of-whatever building, ear the wistful howls of MoPac, and recall a simpler but distant time with lower property taxes and rent, just remember that its a short drive to the Ranch, a short trip to Redemption.
dos batos
these are woodfired tacos (mesquite; you know it when you walk in) inspired by Monterrey street food, and they are unbelievably good
ichi-umi (nee haru ramen & kushiyaki)
...it takes big takoyakis to open up a ramen joint in the sumo court of Ramen Tatsu-Ya, but Haru delivers.
citizen eatery [closed]
Citizen’s menu is to be studied, savored, and shared before ordering, especially if you’re a newbie.
i is for intero
Sometimes a restaurant is a scene; sometimes a restaurant is a dish; and sometimes a restaurant is a revelation. Intero is a revelation.
iceland for austinites
We freakin' love the country after a magical first trip to see our favorite band, gusgus, perform at Iceland Airwaves.
veracruz all natural
The tacos are visual and culinary works of art with savory ingredients piled atop slightly puffy, housemade tortillas (get a fork!).
be more pacific: filipino kitchen and bar [closed]
In the immortal words of General MacArthur as he retreated from Japanese forces in the Philippines: “I shall return!”
trejo’s tacos (LA)
Who knew that such a bad boy could sling up such good tacos?
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