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    Con' Olio Oils & Vinegars

    4.8 (18 reviews)
    ModerateOlive Oil
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    The best Olive Oil!
    Nicolle M.

    This is a really cute olive oil, vinegar, and curated cooking goods shop! We love coming here for some amazing olive oils and vinegars for cooking and salads. Shannon was incredibly helpful in talking us through all the options- there are a lot- and even had some recipes printed for the recommendations. The balsamic and olive oils come from around the world and it shows- the quality is fantastic. I cant wait to use what we bought so we can come back! I heard they have classes here as well- we didnt have a chance to try one yet but will also be back for that!

    Lana K.

    Friendly service and a great selection of oils and vinegars! So many varieties that keep me going back!

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    Elizabeth W.

    WONDERFUL STORE! I love everything about this store. Locally own. They have cooking classes and omg the food that will be made looks AMAZING. My boyfriend and I will definitely be going for Valentine's Day! We got to try all the balsamic's and oils! We ended up picking a balsamic and oil. They have lots of options for gifts! We got so many different things :) They have free recipe cards too! OBSESSED! If you're running low on oil or balsamic, please go here! Pricing was so reasonable and might even be cheaper than some grocery store options!

    Couldn't find my pics of the store - here's some of my bruschetta made with Con' Olio oil, though! Delish!
    Michael B.

    I've been very lax in getting this review up, but I highly recommend Con' Olio's as a place to visit for all dedicated foodies! Owner Tabatha Conarko opened her two stores as the first Extra Virgin Olive Oils (EVOO) and balsamic vinegar tasting locations in Austin, and it's a welcome addition to the scene. I found this location to be well laid out, with friendly staff and a decent selection to choose from. The strength of CO is their willingness to let you taste pretty much anything in the store. While the star of the show is the olive oil, their flavored balsamic vinegars are well worth your time. A note to the newcomer to the world EVOO: You may find to your surprise that many samples are astringent and peppery! That's because fresh olive oil contains a high level of antioxidants, which provide multiple health benefits. I do wish that Yelp had half-star ratings as I'd give this location 4.5 stars if I could. The only reason I give this 4 is that the layout and selection are slightly more limited here as opposed to their flagship store at the Arboretum. Both are worth your time to visit.

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    I always enjoy visiting Con' olio! They have a huge selection of premium oils that are far better than what you get at any store.

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    All kinds of infused oils and vinegars. I got almost all my Christmas presents here last year :) really cool spot.

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    4.3
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    great food ! our first visit - we will be back ! so nice to…read moresee a family business making it work !

    I was seeking and craving Italian food and stopped by Giovanni's Italian restaurant. I walked in…read moreand was greeted by the waitress and was seated on a corner by the door. As soon as I sat down I had Mimosas which was not listed as a menu item. So they said it can be made for me. Plus one, excellant! They're very attentive here I was very surprised since I've seen some of the reviews that were average. But not the case here I was treated very well and the mimosa came out fantastic which is the way I like it I ordered the mushroom Were absolutely delicious and it had the sauce red sauce Italian style with bread. Fantastic I also ordered the medium size meat lovers pizza New York style. Okay so it features as NY style but in reality more like New York version style. Came out hot and delicious, honestly it was very large for a medium. If you have eaten at I recommend highly you have to try it it's really good food and you can't miss it it's usually busy on the weekends but if you go for lunch time it's a little bit mellow down and sometimes not you have to do a hit or miss to find where it's not too crowded. They do have an outdoor seating if you like but because of the heat in August I don't think a lot of people want to sit outside. Park in very easy here handicap the works so come out and see what I'm talking about the food is really good including the pizza. Happy yelping!!

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    3.8
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    1/5 -- COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE. WE WILL NOT BE BACK…read more We should have left the moment they seated us upstairs. At 7:00 p.m., it was 100 degrees outside in Austin. When we finally walked out of the restaurant, IT FELT COOLER OUTSIDE THAN IT DID IN THE UPSTAIRS DINING ROOM. That is not an exaggeration. It was like eating in a sauna. Who wants to sit and eat a meal in a sauna? We were drenched in sweat. I am extremely cold-natured -- I am normally the person who is freezing in restaurants -- and I was soaked. It became so unbearably hot that we couldn't even finish our meal. We ate what we could, packed up the rest, paid our bill, and left. There appears to be ONE table upstairs near the AC where the temperature is tolerable. The rest of the upstairs dining area was unbelievably hot. There were no auxiliary AC units and not even a fan in the area where we were seated. What made me especially angry was seeing babies and small children being seated up there. One infant in a carrier near us had a very red face from the heat. We saw other small children with red faces as well. If grown adults are drenched in sweat simply sitting at a table, that is not an appropriate environment for babies, children, senior citizens, or anyone particularly vulnerable to excessive heat. When we finally got downstairs, it became even more frustrating. Downstairs was pleasant, and I saw an auxiliary AC unit running. So clearly supplemental cooling was available and being used elsewhere in the restaurant. As we were leaving, I specifically told the hostess, "You should not be seating ANYONE upstairs, especially babies." To be clear, the hostess was polite. She wasn't rude or argumentative. But she also seemed completely unsurprised by what I was telling her. Her response was essentially, "We're sorry, it's just the way it is." That response made the situation even more unacceptable to me. If this is "just the way it is," then the restaurant KNOWS how hot it gets upstairs. Yet NO ONE WARNED US. Nobody told us before taking us upstairs, "It's extremely hot up there." Nobody gave us the option of waiting for a downstairs table. We were simply seated in an area that was so hot we ultimately couldn't tolerate staying long enough to finish our food. There was even a young woman standing behind the hostess holding a fan. I told her she should take that fan upstairs for the baby. After all of this, there was no discount or adjustment to our bill. We paid for a meal we couldn't even stay and finish because the dining room was unbearably hot. This is Texas. Of course restaurants have to deal with extreme heat. But if you KNOW an area of your restaurant cannot be adequately cooled, you don't shrug your shoulders and continue seating people there. CLOSE THE UPSTAIRS. Or properly cool it. At the absolute minimum, WARN CUSTOMERS BEFORE TAKING THEM UP THERE and allow them to decide whether they want to sit there. It was like sitting in a sauna trying to eat dinner. We were soaked in sweat. At 7:00 p.m., we walked outside into 100-degree weather and the outside air felt COOLER. That is absolutely ridiculous and completely unacceptable. We will not be back.

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    A view of the kitchen where you can see them preparing pizzas. It's to the right of the entrance.
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    CraigO's Pizza & Pastaria - Lakeway

    CraigO's Pizza & Pastaria - Lakeway

    3.6
    (193 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    Oh wow, this was a nice surprised. No idea they were in this location. You can't see it from 620…read moreroad. But I'm so glad I know about it now. Came by after work. Was craving pizza. Ordered the West Coast. Pizza had sun dried tomatoes. Artichoke, olives, and spinach. The crust was outstanding. Lightly golden and light crisp. I wanted to order wings, but they were out. So I got the mozzarella sticks instead. They were okay. The dinning area is nice. Their patio is epic. Really big, and the view is outstanding. I wish I knew of this place when it was a little warmer. That patio looks like the place to be in the spring, summer, and fall time. I we will be back for sure

    I visited craigos on 620 in Lakeway for the first time after reading some great online reviews. I…read morewas very pleasantly surprised how beautiful the back of the patio looked it was very green and great scenery. I was very surprised by how small rhe place was when I walked in, but the staff by the bar were really friendly'. you do have to order up front at the registar, and they do have a big menu on the wall. I went with the chicken wings, I'm a bit of a chicken wing enthusiast and the wings were fantastic not too spicy, just perfect. I also had the chicken Alfredo and a Greek salad. Alfredo is definitely americanized but still really good and the Greek salad was huge even the small size. Overall, I was super happy with the meal the staff the food all of it period. Just note parking can be tight since it stays busy, but I went on a Sunday when it was calmer period I'll definitely be back! Happy yelping!

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    Rough Hollow Crawfish Boil

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    4.7
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    Went to Rough Hollow to have a few lake front drinks last weekend and to my surprise it was THE day…read morethey have their annual Crawfish Boil! Oh what joy! I actually had the event bookmarked on Yelp! Yay! Everything about the Boil was fantastic! Of course, the locale. For those of you that have never been to RH, put it on your list of things to do. Even if you don't have a full meal, go for a drink or two and take in all the beautiful scenery! Great landscaping, architecture, and stunning views of the lake - particularly from the Pavilion balcony that is only opened on special occasions such as the Boil (weddings, grad parties, etc.). The staff are all well-trained and know how to treat the customers. Super helpful and courteous! The festive sounds of live zydeco filled the air. The weather was perfect. About 85, nice and sunny, with just the right breeze. (Which is a good thing, because RH does not allow crawfish consumption inside the main restaurant.) The people...not too packed; diverse crowd . Everyone was very friendly. There were a fair amount of kiddos about; however, they were all so well behaved I didn't even notice them. (Not a hater - just like to relax with my beer and snack without hearing screaming in my ear). MOST IMPORTANT: The Mud Bugs. Normally $25 p/p for all-you-can-it - which is a GREAT deal - but made even better if you happen to know the manager (Thanks for the hospitality Johnny!). Great bugs! Huge! Suck da heads good! Each batch was served with corn on the cob, small red potatoes, and slices of andouille. Awesome! A+++! A wonderful, fun-filled afternoon! Have already put the event on my calendar for next year! Do the same! Maybe I'll see you there... :-D

    This event exceeded my expectations. I'm not a big lake junky I must note--the thought of murky…read morewater, party barges, frat-types sporting neon colors, awkward bathing suits on elderly women and sloppy people (that's right, sloppy people. hot weather makes people have bad judgement on what to wear/do/and otherwise near water) don't exactly thrill me. So when my friend told me about this all-you-can-eat crawfish event at the lake, my first two reservations were 1) lake people? and 2) how much crawfish can I really eat? But alas, after chain watching How I Met Your Mother on Netflix for 4 hours last (Friday) night and mourning my sedentary lifestyle and general anti-socialness...I impulse-bought the $15 advance ticket online. What else was I gonna do on Saturday? Besides continue to vicariously engage in Ted's tireless search for his future wife on Netflix? The set-up was beautiful. A prototypical "lake scene" you would see on say, TV, rather than the let-down gross lake scenes that tend to disappoint me. Gorgeous mansions atop hills/cliffs(?) all around which didn't really directly contribute to the experience because it's not like we were in them but hey made very good visual props. And of course there was the surrounding lake...and we were lucky that the weather was sunny and breezy. There were a good amount of people--enough to where the event seemed happenin' but not to where I was elbowing people in a race to the all-you-can-eat grub. In fact, that was probably one of the key delighters...lack of long ass lines. Loved it. Heaps of food and virtually no wait! The 1.5 - 2 lb. crawfish servings were put into these black paper cartons where people would just pick up and go. They also had mac and cheese, hot dogs, and eventually beef sliders included in your pass fee which was a pleasantly unexpected surprise. I never say no to mac and cheese. The crawfish was tasty--spicy and well-seasoned although a bit too salty for my taste. Included in the sides were boiled potatoes, corn, mushrooms, and sliced sausage which are more side items than are usually included with crawfish. So they definitely didn't scrimp just because it was all-you-can eat. (Another thing I must add is I'm not a fan of buffets. Once again, people have bad judgment when put in front of unlimited food supply plus quality is usually compromised for quantity.) One harp I had with the service was the bartender inside the restaurant...very unattentive, unhelpful, and clueless. I'm not sure if this counts toward the specific event because I later realized that the Grille at Rough Hollow Restaurant was only co-hosting the boil with a few other groups but hey--I'm going to recount everything that contributed to my holistic experience, good or bad. My friend and I literally stood against the counter for 10 minutes while this bartender ignored us (no it was not crowded) before we finally asked to see a happy hour drink menu. He was unfriendly and after handing us the menu adds that he's not sure if there is happy hour today. Umm, if the bartender doesn't know the happy hour schedule...who the hell is supposed to know? He doesn't even offer up a way for us to find out and the proceeds to ignore us again. I encountered a similar experience with another one of the restaurant's employees, not sure if this is a consistent issue with the Grille. That said, the staff that were clearly working the specific event were very friendly and helpful. A woman with a green shirt would frequently materialize out of nowhere and offer up wet naps at point of need and there were always bus boys clearing out the crawfish cartons after you were done. Overall, I would definitely recommend this event and will probably attend the following year--my begrudging view of lake-type hooplas is slowly shifting!

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