Very clean, beautiful and comfortable masjid for prayer. Very warm and friendly society. Thanks for…read moreletting us having chance to pray. Thanks to the developers and society of this masjid.

The best community center and mosque i think the biggest in austin and they have so many activityread more

Good location for Friday prayer. Disregard the Islamophobic clown that is John C in the reviews…read morebelow.

We're so grateful to Allah to have been members of this beautiful Islamic center. No other masjid…read morein the greater Austin area strives to uphold the teachings of the authentic Sunnah with the same enthusiasm and seriousness as Masjid Ibrahim. For more than 20 years they have been a leader in the dawah of the Salaf as-Salih. Alhamdulillah. May Allah reward the hard working brothers and sisters for their efforts in our community. They have established a long standing weekend school, weekend Hifz program, family dinner/halaqa programs every friday throughout the year, daily iftar and tarawih prayers in Ramadan, knowledge programs with guest sheikh, non-muslim dawah pr​ograms, refugee care programs (supplying much-needed food, clothing, and funds with regular fund and food collections), etc. On top of these activities, they are environmentally conscientious and maintain sustainable methods of food service etc by using only all-compostable products. We are truly thankful to be a part of this noble community. Alhamdulillah!

Been going to this mosque for couple of years. Excellent atmosphere for new people and everyone is…read morewelcoming. I would highly recommend this place if you are new to Austin or if you're looking for a place to pray

I have been a long-term resident of Austin. Recently, I was shocked to learn that the salaried…read morepriests of this temple demand exorbitant Dakshinae for services already paid for at the temple. The charges at the temple are not cheap. After the pooja at home or after a new car pooja at the temple, the priests demand that their Dakshinae be the same amount as the service charge that was already paid. The practice of giving Dakshinae has been a tradition when the priests are not salaried but use the money given for personal expenses. However, at this temple, the priests shamelessly demand in front of guests that we match their Dakshinae with the service charges paid at the counter! The hosts of the event, in all their pious praying mood, are in disbelief when the priests don't leave the premises without being satisfied! Are the priests reporting these unethical earnings to the IRS? Should we bring it to the attention of the IRS? Young children and older adults are falling at their feet for blessings! What kind of role models are they for our community in Austin? Why are they blackmailing the hosts with extortion? These charges were not disclosed at the time of booking the event. This is BLACK MAIL in the name of religion!

While I'm still new to Austin and discovering places, this temple is a place you want to go if you…read moreare Shirdi Sai Baba devotee. Also in the same complex you will see Tirupathi Balaji temple, it is as authentic as it gets. I was floored the very first time I visited both the place. Tip: Take your time and plan to spend at least 15 mins of quite time at each place.

While it doesn't look like much it hosts beautiful liturgy and it smells like insense all week…read morelong. The priest the community is very nice overall 10/10.

This church is the Christian faith of the ancient Egyptians dating back to 42 A.D. when St. Mark…read morecame to Alexandria and turned the Egyptians from their pagan pharaonic faith to the true Apostolic teaching of our Lord Jesus Christ. This church which sits in the heart of Round Rock, a neighborhood near Austin, is a true gem and blessing for the city. Its a small and quaint gathering but parishioners receive newcomers with open arms just like their father and leader, Fr. Benjamin Abouelkheir. To experience a Coptic Orthodox Christian liturgy is to truly find yourself praying amidst the angels, with its beautiful hymns many of which were taken from ancient pharaonic chants and Christianized to proclaim the Salvation of Christ among the roof tops. If you're looking for rich depth of prayer and relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ, come in and experience the historical and faithful services our beautiful Coptic church has to offer. See you on Sunday...

I absolutely love this synagogue and I'm grateful I was able to visit it! This will be my home…read moresynagogue when I move, for sure.

17 year members. 10 years attending weekly Torah Study (Limmud). Engaging, honest, funny, done…read moreweekly with care and love. Not dry or by rote. Each week, lines of Torah are read and collectively debated with help from Rashi. Growing community thoughtfully.

10-25-21 Drove by…read morethis Temple on the way to Chinatown Center. We enjoy new experiences and are constantly learning new things. We enjoy exploring and getting "lost". Quality/Quantity - Good. Atmosphere - Good and very clean environment Temple for worship Pond Bamboo shacks Rest area Service - N/A, nobody was here, we let ourselves in; checked out the place, took pictures and left. Price - Free/Donation Looks like they also welcome sponsors - Joe Nails Owner Suggestion - Maybe a greeter, someone to invite and educate visitors?

This is not good Buddhist Temple. They are selling…read more Vietnamese vegetarian foods. They sell Eggrolls, Bi sandwich's, different spring rolls. The price of Eggrolls go from $5 to $7 for 10 Eggrolls, 40% increase. The sandwitch go from $3 to $4, 33% increase. It does not Cost much to make these foods, no meat, just Taro Potato and Tofu. The labors are mostly from volunteers. This Temple just want to make big profits out of people. Go to different temples and try out.

A nice, well-kept temple open to the public with a mix of indoor and outdoor shrines and statues…read more. I walked in on a Sunday, there was 1 caretaker inside and fairly empty. Space open for kneeling and bowing and there's a recording of chants that can be heard throughout the temple. Very calming ambiance. I only saw one other person during my time there, who came in to offer incense. Overall, a calming place to walk around, reflect, and simply be present.

They welcome all. I walked around the temple grounds admiring the beauty of the stone statues…read more Threw a dime in the wishing well and sat on a bench to contemplate. Thats when I noticed the doors were open. The shrine peeked out of the large doors. It's as if they were expecting me. I walked in to find the place empty. The grounds were empty too. I didn't expect it to be open actually. I was just driving by. As I made my way in admiring yet more divine inspired art I noticed pillows on the floor. I kneeled and bowed. With my eyes closed I prayed for peace to come into my heart. A Gong rung and echoed. I knew now I was not alone. I finished my prayer and looked up to find an older man looking at me. I stood up. We didnt exchange words yet our eyes communicated. We bowed to each other and I left with more peace than i walked in with. Thank you.