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Phoebe's Diner

Phoebe's Diner Downtown serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch at 408 W 11th St, across from the Travis County courthouse. Our menu brings together diner classics and barbecue-inspired favorites, from pancakes and eggs Benedict to burgers and brisket. Enjoy coffee and cocktails from our full bar. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for dine-in and takeout.

Via 313 Pizza

If you fancy yourself a crunchy, delicious pizza, head to Via 313 to satisfy your cravings. A flagship of brothers Zane and Brandon Hunt, the brand has come a long way from operating through trailers to having a brick and mortar restaurant in a span of few years. Via 313 specializes in square-shaped Detroit-style Pizzas and sells slices as well as wholesome pies. Do try their The Four Cheese, The Detroiter and The Meatball for an intense burst of flavors in your mouth and you will surely keep coming back. Whether you are opting for a take-out or dining, having a good time is certain. 

Tomodachi Sushi

This little Japanese spot is famous for its delicious and creative sushi rolls. Customer favorites include the "ex-girlfriend" roll with crab, avocado, and spicy tuna, and the "say my name" roll with jalapeno, scallop, tuna, and cream cheese. On top of their sushi, Tomodachi also serves a variety of Japanese-food staples like gyoza, tempura, and tonkatsu, among other things. The restaurant also boasts a sake and soju menu so impressive its warrants a visit by itself. Pair a bottle of sake with any of the food on the Tomodachi menu, and you won't regret seeking out this eatery. 

Pinthouse Pizza

Pinthouse Pizza provides award-winning craft beer and hand-crafted pizza and salads, in a warm and casual setting. Visit our 3 locations in Central Austin, South Austin, and Round Rock!

Evangeline Café

Evangeline's Cafe gets its name from a Longfellow poem and you're forgiven if you're surprised. True, the stuffed animals and neon beer signs don't say Longfellow but diners don't come here expecting a romantic setting for two either. It's for the food and the live music. The kitchen at Evangeline's holds its own in the cajun and creole department, the signature dishes being the gumbo and the crawfish, both with ample meat and cheese. The cafe features new acts every night and the dancing is sure to help you burn some calories. Ignore the no frills impression that you get when you first walk into Evangeline's Cafe and you're guaranteed to have a good time.

El Alma

El Alma is a charming contemporary Mexican restaurant in South Austin. A vibrant little place, El Alma offers fresh delicacies that bring out the authentic flavors of Mexico. Experience a delicious culinary journey as you take in the laid-back atmosphere and work your way through the courses. Try the tostaditas or choose from a variety of enchiladas and tacos with excellent side options. Wash your meal down with a refreshing margarita and wrap it up with a dessert, options for which include seasonal flan, tres leches cake, and cajeta.

Perla's

From its dining room on one of the trendiest corners of South Congress Avenue, Perla's serves fresh seafood, decadent desserts and strong drinks, as well as prime people-watching opportunities on their large, shaded wooden patio. With a wide selection of cold bar items like clams, oysters and shrimp, entrees like bouillabaisse and grilled fish, diners will have their seafood cravings satisfied. Perla's desserts include apple pies with Cheddar cheese and huge ice cream sundaes. The bar menu boasts a large wine selection, along with several signature cocktails, in addition to the classics. Sunday Brunch offers the classics like omelets along with seafood items like lobster and crab cakes.

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