Founded in the 1950s, Cisco is an Austin institution. This Tex-Mex eatery has served its famous breakfast migas to the who's who. The clientele may have changed but the recipe hasn't. Migas, meaning 'crumbs' in Spanish, is made from eggs, cheese, vegetables and tortillas with black beans, chorizo and avocado chile varieties. Many a egg-hater has been converted by Cisco's migas. Cisco is also a bar, and the Bloody Mary is best had to nurse a hangover, not something you'd want to begin your day with. Migas, Fajitas and Toasted Biscuits, that's all you really need to know about Cisco.
Website: ciscosaustin.com
Phone: (512) 478-2420
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 6th St and Comal St
Closing soon · 9 PM
- Tue 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
1511 E 6th St Austin, TX 78702 ·1175.03 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpThe cheesy migas here are insane and the biscuits come out warm and fresh. It's a historic East Austin diner setup and it feels like it, in the best way.
MoreCisco's Mexican Restaurant is a fun, casual place to eat. The atmosphere is cute, the restaurant is clean, and there are plenty of tables. The staff was very friendly and attentive, which made the...
MorePassing by this restaurant SO MANY times before, I'm angry with myself I haven't tried it sooner. It is one of the older restaurants that you can tell why they're still in business: they care...
MoreThis place was a nice well rounded tex mex spot. The fajita plates are big. Plus the rice and beans on the sides are actually good. Not a lot of places put care into that. We ordered a biscuit...
MoreWe made a special trip downtown on the train because we saw the lunch specials online. $9 for and enchilada plate with rice and beans and includes tea! Wait, what decade are we in? That's too...
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