Eastside Dining Guide
Buenos Aires Cafe
Journey into the heart and traditions of argentina with savory empanadas, asado-inspired meats, and decadent dulce de leche desserts–all scratch-made in house, destined to make guests dream of chimichurri and a perfectly charred bite of south american cuisine.
1201 E 6th St. | buenosairescafe.com
Kebabalicious
Kebabalicious Turkish-style meats and wraps are mouth-watering. Ingredients are locally sourced, and the lamb is Texas-raised and grass-fed. After one taste, visitors never visit a chain kebab shop again.
13311 E 7th St. | kebabalicious.com
Flyrite Chicken
Disrupting the fast food industry one sandwich at a time, Flyright is a drive-thru with all-natural, antibiotic-free chicken as well as gluten-free and vegetarian options.
2129 E 7th St. | flyritechicken.com
Casa Colombia
Long-time Austinites know that a visit to Casa Colombia offers an authentic culinary journey, serving up traditional Colombian dishes made from scratch like empanadas, arepas, and bandeja paisa served alongside an array of bright, fresh-squeezed fruit bevs.
2409 E 7th St | casa-colombia.com
Marufuku Ramen
Nestled in the heart of mueller, Marufuku is the next best thing to the authentic taste of Japan. With its rich, flavorful broths and tender noodles, this cozy neighborhood joint offers a Japanese fusion experience that invites guests on a culinary journey.
1900 Aldrich St., Ste 180 | marufukuramen.com
Rockstar Bagels
Plain, Everything, Rosemary Salt, and Cinnamon Raisin are just a few of the sweet and savory offerings on the menu. Dense, chewy, and always full of flavor, the freshly made bagels paired with the perfect smear are filling on their own- add on traditional lox, smoked carrot lox, or even brisket to make a breakfast sandwich that sings.
1900 Rosewood Ave. | rockstarbagels.com
PRANZO: The Hidden Cafe
Tucked away discreetly within Pershing East lies a hidden culinary haven awaiting discovery. Behind unassuming doors, Chef Chris Gallucio unveils a menu inspired by French and Italian cuisine. The cafe is open daily for lunch from 11am to 3pm, where culinary artistry and ambiance converge to create an unforgettable dining experience.
2501 E 5th St. | @pranzostx
Xian Sushi & Noodle
Fresh, hand-pulled noodles are the star of the show at Xian. Enjoy a bowl of Chicken and Vegetable Stir Fry or the Dan Dan where noodles are pulled to guest’s preferred thickness then drenched in authentic Asian flavors. Visit for happy hour to enjoy their $5 menu.
1801 E 51st St., Ste. C370 | xianfresh.com
Austin Daily Press
Austin Daily Press has spent the last five years honing their craft, and it shows! The ADP team, led by Chef Reed Faitak and co-owners Dustin Knef and Chase Rushing, have found their voice through creating incredibly flavorful experiences sandwiched between locally baked telera.
1900 E MLK Jr. Blvd. | 4620 E Cesar Chavez St. | austindailypress.com
Sour Duck Market
An offshoot of Odd Duck, Sour Duck Market is bringing the same custom approach to the fast-casual dining scene. With a menu packed with local flavors, Sour Duck so deliciously captures the spirit of Austin.
1814 E MLK Jr. Blvd. | sourduckmarket.com
Cisco’s
The menu at Cisco’s provides flavorful Tex-Mex options for any meal of the day. Order favorites like their mouth-watering breakfast tacos or comforting cheese enchiladas for dinner. Either way, the food and the service will have you wanting more.
1511 E 6th St. | ciscosaustin.com
Blenders & Bowls
From smoothies to organic bowls of açaí, Blenders & Bowls has healthy grab-n-go items and nutritious meal options. No matter the dish, the natural ingredients serve as an excellent source of energy in which each meal will leave you feeling great.
1625 E 6th St. | blendersandbowls.com
Grizzelda’s
This esthetically pleasing Tex-Mex restaurant offers up something for every palate with their simple, yet classic, menu of staples Austinite’s have come to expect from the Jacoby Restaurant Group. Grizzelda’s serves up favorites with an elevated twist, guaranteeing a good time for all who visit.
105 Tillery St. | grizzeldas.com
Hillside Farmacy
Something about Hillside Farmacy, weekend brunches, patio dinners, and cocktails just make you feel better. Perhaps that’s due to its historical location in the lovingly renovated 1950s Hillside Drugstore. Or perhaps it’s because the fresh, carefully selected seasonal food that comes from local farms and onto your plate is just good medicine.
1209 E 11th St. | hillsidefarmacy.com
Llama Queen
This Peruvian gem is casual and delish. Diners will be delighted to sip a pisco sour that will have them feeling like they are in the andes. There’s no misstep with any of the ceviche options, and the Malaya Frita short rib is just yum.
4620 E Cesar Chavez St. | llamakidatx.com
Cherrywood Coffeehouse
With an expansive patio and a continual rotation of events, you’ll find yourself frequenting for the community as often as food, which is an inviting array of tacos, salads, sandwiches, burgers, and smoothies.
1400 E 38th 1/2 St. | cherrywoodcoffeehouse.com
Jacoby’s Restaurant
This Southern-inspired menu features family-raised beef that comes directly from the Jacoby Ranch, served with heaping sides of veggies to match its freshness. Enjoy their signature chicken fried steak or a juicy burger on their cozy patio overlooking the Colorado River.
3235 E Cesar Chavez St. | jacobysaustin.com
Artessano
The fresh tropical fruit juice and the arepas are why you need to visit Artessano. As a food trailer specializing in Colombian food, expect dance music and lots of friendly conversation when you visit.
1211 E 6th St. | restaurantji.com
El Sunzal
El Sunzal is a quintessential hole-in-the-wall that makes up for its barebones appearance with its exceptional El Salvadorian fare. Make sure to sample the fried yucca, seafood soup, and the papusas.
642 Calles St.
Mour Café
Featuring a rotating selection of the world’s most satisfying dishes, Mour Cafe is where gastropub meets comfort. They serve environmentally conscious ingredients sourced from local farmers, which brings flavor that’s uniquely Austin to each soul-filled dish.
mourcafe.com | 1414 Shore District Dr. Bldg. 3, Ste. 120
Yellow Jacket Social Club
Come for brunch, come for happy hour, come for a good time. Whether you’re on the shaded patio or inside at the bar, the food is always good and the drinks are always cold at Yellow Jacket Social Club. Plus, this is a pet-friendly establishment.
1704 E 5th St. | yellowjacketsocialclub.com
Intero Restorante
Intero, meaning “whole,” is dedicated to the thoughtful use of every ingredient in their dishes. Homemade pastas, farm-to-table plates, and artisan chocolates make up their bold, yet intimate, Italian menu.
2612 E Cesar Chavez St. | intero.com
Micklethwait Craft Meats
Although known for their beef ribs, brisket, and craft meats, if you’re headed to Micklethwait’s, you can’t forget about the sides. Your meal won’t be the same without a scoop of the jalapeño cheese grits or lemon poppy seed cole slaw.
1309 Rosewood Ave. | micklewaitcraftmeats.com
La Fruta Feliz
A happy place is where breakfast is served all day. Of course, you can also get lunch, but why would you when you can have chilaquiles, huevos rancheros, and authentic breakfast tacos at 8PM?
3124 Manor Rd.
S-H Donuts
This unassuming store front houses an outstanding array of donuts, kolaches, and breakfast croissants. Even if the food wasn’t enough, owners Socea and Sarorn make the trip to S-H worth it every time.
5313 Manor Rd.
