This is the place to go in Austin when you're craving some tasty foods and fine Southern hospitality. With items like the Three Alarm Taco and its flour tortilla wrap containing scrambled eggs, jalapenos, potatoes, jack and cheddar cheeses and covered in a spicy chipotle sauce served on the breakfast menu, it's a good thing that breakfast items are served any time of the day. The enchiladas are certainly worth trying, especially the popular BBQ Chicken Enchilada with its unique take on the enchilada.
Bird Bird Biscuit is a specialty sandwich store that offers biscuit sandwiches that can be enjoyed for breakfast or lunch. During your visit, you can order items like Queen Beak, (chicken breast) Fire Bird, (chicken sandwich) Bird Bird Bacon and much more. Sandwiches here are quite reasonable and do not put much weight on the pocket. A great hangout spot for groups and friends.
Phoebe's Diner is a greasy spoon Texas diner located in the '04 neighborhood of Austin, TX. Our cuisine features dishes you would find in your classic American diner paired with some Texas BBQ favorites from our trusty ole' smoker, Flapjack.
Kerbey Lane Cafe has been cloned several times now, but the original location of this Austin icon is still a local favorite. Its wonderfully diverse menu is a sight to behold for vegetarians. The vegetables are homegrown and pesticide-free, and the beef and chicken are free-range. Breakfast features omelets, pancakes and great breakfast tacos. The restaurant is open 24 hours between Thursday and Sunday, perfect for your late night weekend eats. No wonder it is an institution here.
Come try our World Famous Dutch Baby pancake or Apple Pancake!! Either of these are a good appetizer for the table or a complete meal for one. Both of these take 20+ minutes to cook, so call ahead to order or order as soon as you sit down to ensure prompt service.
This groovy truck on Duval Street serves up steaming plates of hot buttermilk biscuits and what else, but gravy! Full of rich, Southern comfort, Biscuits + Groovy is certain to brighten up a dreary day with their unique offerings. Their menu consists of biscuit and gravy specialties named after famous bands and singers, each with their own twist. Try the Aretha Franklin with deliciously crumbled maple bacon, a fine dose of colby jack cheese and sausages. Or better yet, get some scrambled eggs on the side for good measure. Biscuits + Groovy also serves their dishes in vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free renditions, so be sure to state your preference.
Tacodeli
To set itself apart from the multitude of taco joints in Austin, TacoDeli blends traditional Mexican ingredients with those that are distinctly Texan, and ends up with something delicious like the Cowboy taco: pulled beef tenderloin with queso fresco, corn and peppers. Bite into the hearty Tacoloco brisket with onions and mushrooms. Plenty of other tacos fill the menu, along with fajitas and tortas. Breakfast tacos are customizable from a list of ingredients, and a bar of house-made salsas helps diners turn up the heat. Open only for breakfast and lunch, TacoDeli can get crowded, especially on weekends. While the interior offers minimal seating, a small outdoor patio is refreshing on a nice day.
