Their bagels are honestly the best I've had in Austin! every ingredient in the bodega bagel is…read moretasteful & the cheese melted in it is the cherry on top .. the service was great, staff is very kind and thoughtful. The seating being outside in the open along side the park and the nature makes the atmosphere very pleasant & inviting, Would definitely recommend giving this place a try if you're in Downtown Austin and decide it's time for your daily coffee! The reason i decided 4 starts instead of 5 is because they don't offer cold foam ): some pumpkin spice cold foam on top of the pumpkin spice latte or Vietnamese iced coffee would've been so good! Overall, the place was great!

Some colleagues and I stopped by Rosen's Bagels before a downtown business meeting. We ordered…read moreeverything bagels in preparation for our meeting. The bagels were dense yet light. The crust was slightly charred with the right level of crispiness. Cream cheese accompanied the bagels. These bagels were great bagels at a reasonable price. The bagel servers were quick, efficient and ultra friendly. Early morning vibes...

Coming from NYC If I were asked what would you call a bagel spot comparable to New York's best? I…read morewould answer "They would be a Rockstar!" Which is what Rockstar Bagels is! Best Bagel & Lox south of Manhattan. You may say Bagel & Lox is easy to make. Not really- you can mess up Bagel & Lox Easy. These guys and gals do it perfectly and consistently! It is my go to Austin Bagel shop - none are comparable.

Very cute little place with a variety of outdoor seating. Service was very quick and since it was…read moremy first time the cashier helped me with selecting some choices for my bagel sandwich which I really appreciated. I got the breakfast rockstar sandwich on a rosemary salt bagel with bacon, american cheese and avocado as well as a cold brew coffee with sugar free vanilla syrup. I would order the coffee again and the sandwich too but I would choose a different type of bagel next time. The amount of salt is a bit overwhelming especially when the continents were salty too. I should have went with a plain or a blueberry to balance sweet and savory in taste but lessons learned ( it is in the name of the bagel anyway, I guess I was just expecting a bit less salt haha). I would go back and I do recommend it to others. It's a great little bagel spot :)

The good: The biscuit on my friend's sandwich was yummy (I stole a bite). Good location with…read morecovered seating nearby. Service was quick for a Saturday. The Not So Good: I didn't really get any of the "sweet" in the sweet & spicy sauce. The Ugly: I ordered the bowl and was excited to dig in 'cause it looked delish but was disappointed with how salty everything tasted. I realize saltiness is subjective but I could not get through half of my order. Ended up taking home in hopes that I could find a way to reduce the salty taste.

Tucked in at the Thicket Food Truck Park in south Austin is this gem of a breakfast joint. The…read moregent who owns and runs the place is incredibly kind, passionate, and knowledgeable. He bakes all his own bread (brioche, biscuits), smokes his mushrooms, ferments his pickles, etc. We had the breakfast hash bowl, OG biscuit sandwich, and basic breakfast sandwich on brioche. All were very tasty... messy in the best way. The sweet heat sauce was bomb, and the pickles I added to my sandwich made for the perfect salty/spicy/crunchy addition. The food truck park itself is a great hangout. Chill vibes and nicely shaded. Can't wait to come back and try a fried chicken sammy.

My coworkers and I were looking for a spot to grab breakfast by our hotel, and we found that 1886…read moreCafe & Bakery was a block or so away. 1886 Cafe & Bakery was a blast from the past with its Victorian-style interior. The front part of the establishment catered to the to-go crowd, so we went to the back of the restaurant that was more of a sit-down bistro. Service was great. We had a friendly, attentive server, and our food came out in a timely manner. I ordered the Breakfast Bun, which was a breakfast sandwich with a steamed egg, cheese, and sesame bun. Loved every bite of my sandwich. The steamed egg was thick and fluffy, and it was oozing with melted cheese. Can't wait to try other items off the menu!

The food and service here is fantastic! You can pop in and get a drink and a pastry, or dine in…read morethe main dining room for a great lunch or brunch with fresh ingredients and flavorful menu options. The service is amazing. Very attentive! And on a Saturday around Noon you can walk right in and be seated with no wait. I love the Eggs Benedict, but the salads, chicken & waffles, or burger all good options I've tried to. I went again today and had the traditional breakfast with the crispiest bacon and home fries seasoned just right with a big of hatch green chile, and poached eggs and sourdough toast. OMG that toast was definitely freshly made. The room is classic old hotel style and overall in pretty good shape. From the flowers in the the tables to the old fashion coffee bar with pastry case full of fresh croissant and rolls and other delicious options. Even the juices are outstanding and unique, including guava juice.

A super clean, fast place to have a great coffee or bakery item. It's a little hidden gem in the…read morearea for real! The staff was so kind with total top notch service!

There is nothing pretentious about this coffeehouse. The atmosphere is very chill. Music plays,…read morebut it is very easy to have a conversation. The walls are brick with a wood rafter ceiling. The tables and counter are butcher block and chairs are metal. They carry Easy Tiger bakery items, tacos, breakfast sandwiches, and have lunch items. Their coffee cups are paper and recyclable. The walls are adorned with art by local artists, all available for purchase. My Raspberry Riot latte, one of the popular drinks they sell, was quite tasty. I'm glad I chose it. I asked for a recommendation and was told about the most popular drinks. I followed up asking what the employee's favorite was, but it was a bust because she only drinks black coffee! I note this because I've been to other places where black coffee drinkers simply skip recommendations with that excuse about their coffee choice. This employee had awareness of drink popularity in the coffee shop.

Jo's Coffee is exactly the kind of place that makes you want to stay for "just one coffee" and…read moresomehow end up spending half your day there. Whether you're looking to get some work done, meet a friend, or simply people-watch, this spot checks all the boxes. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, and even when it gets busy, there seems to be plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating available. I stopped in on a Thursday morning and enjoyed the chilaquiles, a latte, and one of the most beautiful raspberry scones I've seen in a while. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. The menu also deserves a shoutout for seamlessly transitioning from breakfast to lunch and even happy hour offerings later in the day. One of the highlights was how easy it was to settle in and work. The WiFi was fast and reliable, and I was able to comfortably spend about three hours there without feeling rushed. What truly stood out, though, was the customer service. Every interaction was warm, friendly, and genuine. The staff created such a welcoming environment that it genuinely elevated the entire experience. Between the great food, fast WiFi, comfortable seating, and outstanding hospitality, Jo's Coffee was the perfect way to spend a Thursday morning.

I hate to be a Yelp warrior or whatever - but for the sake of other patrons I felt compelled to say…read moresomething. I came here yesterday with my girlfriend and we split a chicken salad sandwich. As someone who doesn't typically eat chicken salad, I was unaware it could contain tree nuts. I took one bite, felt an unexpected crunch, and then felt my throat start to swell. My girlfriend asked a worker if she knew if the chicken salad contained nuts and she frantically exclaimed "oh no! I don't know!" before asking the kitchen. She then came back and said "it has pecans! Is that bad?" And I said "yes. Kinda bad" Luckily because I only had one bite and then proceeded to chew on a few Benadryl I ended up being okay and my throat and lungs were all back to normal in an hour or so, even if I had to spend my day in bed high on said Benadryl. If I had eaten any more of the sandwich though, I very easily could have ended up in the ER. All that to say - the menu does not make any mention of pecans being in the chicken salad, either in-store or online. Which is strange because tree nuts are disclosed in some of the other menu items. This feels like a bit of an oversight, no? Fellow nut allergy-havers: do you avoid chicken salad altogether? Am I ignorant for not knowing the risk of ordering chicken salad? I don't know but this did ruin a whole day for me and very easily could've cost me $2000 and a trip to the ER if I really enjoyed the taste of the sandwich. (Luckily I did not.) Sorry to leave a shady diva review for a time-honored Austin institution - the worker we spoke to seemed very apologetic and reasonably frightened. But you you've really gotta add that *contains tree nuts or your customers are gonna end up intubated. Not very cool! Feel free to send me money or whatever. Please don't send me a gift card.

Very aesthetic location, lots of natural lighting and outdoor seating. The inside was a little…read morecramped, but fine as long as there weren't too many people. The line moved fairly quickly, and my drink only took 5 minutes to make. I ordered the dirty masala chai (iced), which was very ginger- and cinnamon-forward, moderately sweet. The chocolate croissant was a little disappointing, as it was more of a large pain au chocolat with minimal chocolate and lots of flaky, airy pastry. Prices were reasonable, and the quality of the food was good.

The location is gorgeous but VERY SMALL especially when you're waiting for your order, you feel…read moresquished. The tuna melt was delicious and had a nice lemony flavor that made the sandwich feel light for a good lunch staple. Also was a pretty substantial size portion. Pesto salad needed salt or some kind is seasoning so it wasn't my favorite but not horrible. For coffee, the vanilla latte was quite tasty even without having overpowering flavor or being too sweet or bland. I also for an almond croissant which was good (not pictured) but I think I'll try something different next time. Overall the meal was good, but definitely on the pricier side.

Cool spot, good vibes, and coffee was quite good. A nice option in this part of Austin.read more

Great spot for a younger crowd and a fun, casual night out. They have a solid happy hour from 4-8…read morep.m., where you can snag $10 martinis, which is always a win. Their "Teenies & Weenies" pop-ups are also super fun, especially if you're into trying unique hot dogs for only $6. It's a cute concept and definitely adds to the playful vibe of the place. The only thing to note is that the martinis can be pretty intense depending on what you order--the sweet ones are very sweet, and the strong ones are very strong. So they may not be the most balanced cocktails, but if you're looking for a good deal and a good buzz, this is definitely the spot.

Eggman is the spot for delicious breakfast sandwiches! Friendly service and vibes…read more Conveniently located in a food truck parking lot right off Barton Springs Road. Plenty of complimentary parking. I got the Sausage, Egg and Cheese Sandwich. It absolutely hit the spot! Came out to just a tad over $10 after tax. Absolutely delicious. They have complimentary canned hot sauce and spice at the picnic tables. The sandwiches don't need it, but it adds to the delicious flavor. Absolutely recommend!

I stopped by this breakfast sandwich food truck and left pleasantly surprised. The sandwiches are…read morereally satisfying and make for a great breakfast when you're looking for something filling and well made. What stood out the most was the eggs and filling. Everything tasted fresh, the eggs were cooked well, and the sandwich had a generous amount of filling, making every bite hearty and flavorful. It was the kind of breakfast that actually keeps you full for hours. My only real complaint is the price. It's a little expensive for a breakfast sandwich, which makes it harder to justify as an everyday stop. That said, the quality is there, and I'd still recommend giving it a try if you're in the area and don't mind paying a bit more for a satisfying breakfast.