Just about a foot long. All their food is delicious and affordable

I love going to grocery stores in the morning(especially while foods). They always have insane sales like 50% off guac or fruit. What other hacks are you guys aware of around town?

Hi all! Long story short, my service dog is retired. He’s well into his senior years and is doing great, but he’s lost a lot of his hearing and he deserves retirement at this point in his life!

My husband and I are bringing him with us to Austin for a long weekend. We figure he deserves some fun, non working vacations too.

I’m looking for some dog friendly patio recommendations for bars and restaurants. We’re down for anything from street food to fine dining, as long as we can have the dog with us since I don’t just want to leave him alone at the hotel.

I flipped through some old friends and saw some animosity about dogs at restaurants, but I promise I’m doing this responsibly and he’s still well behaved!

Before anyone suggests I just put his vest back on and go where I want… no, that’s not the point.

Thanks!!

Austin Celiacs what is the best neighborhood to live in that is closest to food for us? The Well and Picnik are amazing, but other hole in the wall options? Places on the outskirts as well, Westlake, Cedar Park, North Austin Domain area! Where do y’all live and how easy is it for you to access restaurants for us???

Something that’s maybe not widely known but the Frazier’s kitchen will customize things pretty much anyway you ask. Behold the knucklepuck, something my grandad always did growing up.

Hokkai-san is a Japanese-style grocery store located at 609 Congress Avenue. I managed to snag a piece of the belly known as Toro which is the fattiest and most prized cut. They’re all about serving the freshest fish and other Japanese food. They selection is pretty similar to Asahi market, maybe a little bit better with some more niche snacks no only from Japan, but also Korea and China. Their prepared meals are likely where they will shine. A cute girl chatted me up there but I failed to make a move. 🙃

Aight so I want a proper meatball sub. Big ol meatballs. I know these places but need some more suggestions.

Big fan of 1. other side deli. By 24th n Lamar 2. Mandolas. Triangle. Sleeper order 3. Uncle Nicki’s. Very good. Prob closest to whst i am looking for 4. Little deli in Anderson. Solid 5. Meat and bread on 2nd. Prob most unique and artisan like. And delicious every time

I went to Amsterdam recently and tried stroopwafel there. I absolutely loved it! Do you guys know any good stores or brands to buy stroopwafels from?

Hello! My 20th birthday is coming up next week and I would like to take my friends (8-9 people) to dinner to celebrate. I would like to set my budget to $30 per person but it’s okay if it goes over a bit. We aren’t picky eaters so please let me know if you have any restaurant recommendations.

Does anyone know if there is a service that makes home cooked Indian meals and can deliver to the UT campus?

Thanks

Grew up loving BLT sandwiches but it has been years since I have had one.

I have been craving one seemingly out of the blue over the past few weeks.

Any tips??

Is there anywhere in Austin that sells licorice cake? My son really wants a licorice flavored cake for his bday.

Not sure why they are calling it Sunset Valley but still excited to see something new pop up in this area.

Has anyone tried the premade HEB mole? Any good?

Any NY/NJ ppl in here that can recommend really good Chinese food in the area? I’ve been able to find decent pizza and ok bagels but the Chinese food has been…. Lacking

Edit: I was posting to ask about Chinese food but saw another post about David Doughie’s so bagels took over my brain for a brief moment I guess

Will be in Austin around 12 today and want to try one of the bbq spots. I imagine they’re all gonna be packed, but out of franklins, interstellar, and Leroy and Lewis which would likely have the shortest line?

First, I need to get this out of the way—this is probably the first and last time Korea House will ever prepare Soondae Guk for anyone. The ingredients (to get it perfectly right) are very hard to find in Austin. Because I am Korean myself and a regular at Korea House, I begged the owners to put an end to my search (4+ years) for authentic Soondae Guk (my favorite dish) in Austin by specially preparing it themselves. They were kind enough to prepare a Soondae Guk feast for me and my friends (a group of ten). It was also pretty pricey ($25/serving, which is higher than their usual $16 - $20/serving for their guk dishes on the menu). I also asked if they would put it on the menu, but they told me that it would hurt the business, most likely because less people would get it for its higher price and the profit margin is probably much lower than the dishes they offer, which I totally understand.

It was perfect. Best Soondae Guk I've tried in the USA and holds its own against the ones in Korea. From the first smell, I knew this was the real deal (oh, how much I had missed this wonderful smell). The blood sausages was cut by the chef herself (you can tell that this wasn't some cheap factory Soondae) and tasted great, the intestines and liver (and other mystery pork meat) had the perfect bite and was full of flavor explosions, the bone broth was rich, and they provided all the essential garnishes and seasonings (chopped green onions, toasted ground sesame seeds, dadaegi seasoning paste, and salted shrimp). They also served it with rice (of course) and plenty of their usual side dishes, which I always love (except one of them). They checked in with us a few times to see if everything was great, and we had no complaints. Best dinner I've had in a while. 10/10 highly recommend if they serve it again (which they won't for now). A good idea would be for them to add it on their menu as a special request or a preorder item and let people make reservations for it... just an idea.

Their other dishes are great too, so be sure to check them out if you haven't already... and remember, the first Wednesday of every month is FREE (within their condensed menu).

recently moved to austin and have been in search of a good white sourdough loaf! my preferred sourdough is high hydration, with a crunchy crust and chewy inside. so far i’ve tried: - thorough bread - easy tiger - sanford sourdough

would appreciate any other recs:)

Hey everybody!

I’m looking for something close to what I’m describing please

Shrimp tacos; fried or grilled is okay, corn tortilla, lime based cabbage slaw, salsa verde

Thanks for the help!

I’m more northwest but I don’t mind driving about 20-30 minutes

Heading up from New Braunfels tomorrow morning early. Looking for a coffee shop I can get a big mug of coffee and read a book in. Are they any that have those coffee shop dj sets going on? Idk if Austin does that.

Also looking for a good brunch. Thinking Vaqueros from an instagram post but also looking for other suggestions.

Thanks yall.

Looking for a chocolate cheesecake with raspberries! My boyfriends birthday is coming up and this is his favorite dessert. Any places here that make a good one?