This place rocks! Food and drinks were so incredible! And the ambiance and view is to die for. Service is also great, Keaton was amazing! This place really doesn't get the credit it deserves. read more

Came in for dinner on a Friday night. Did not have a reservation, but was able to grab appetizers and drinks on the patio and our table was ready within 20 minutes. Super friendly service with a smile. We had a variety of tacos, the chicken mole, and friedplantains. All was delicious and fresh. Super fun environment, lively atmosphere. Will be back! read more

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OVERALL An absolute Austin gem for Mexican food with casual seating, wonderful service, and an *excellent all-around menu* of snacks, entrees, and desserts. So delighted we took this recommendation and would 10/10 return! AMBIANCE Wooden high tops, dining tables, bar seating and a spiral staircase to outdoor seating with hanging plants and dim-cozy lighting and music vibes. Great for date nights and hang-outs. Parking is limited though. SERVICE We visited on a late evening just before 6pm to snag the happy hour deals. Upon entering, we were asked whether we preferred indoor or outdoor seating. After selecting, we were promptly seated at a high top table near the bar and kitchen area. A few moments later, our waitress came by to offer drinks, place delicious chips and salsa verde and salsa rojo on the table, and ask if we had menu queries before giving us a few moments to look it over. FOOD As we perused the menu, our waitress replenished our salsas which tasted fresh, tangy, and bright. With an assorted menu options of antojitos (snacks), rellenos, tacos, and kitchen entrees, we ultimately put in an order for the happy hour ceviche classico offer, arranchero with corn and flour tortillas, and 4 various tacos given they were street taco sized. 1. ANTOJITOS The ceviche classico arrived quickly soon after, with the citrus marinated corvina (or white sea bass, I think) well balanced with serranos and tomato's and guacamole flavors and the crunchy corn tostados. We found this dish super refreshing, colorfully displayed! It's true that perhaps a flatter bowl may have made scooping and sharing more convenient, we are glad we ordered this light pre-entree snack to start the evening. 2. ENTREES Once we finished, after 10 minutes or so, both our entrees arrived. Both were beautifully plated and fairly portioned for the price point in our opinion. The arranchera was a perfect medium-rare!, flavorful, and served with deliciously grilled vegetable medley and lovely roasted papitas to close the dish. The tacos were also quite delicious: offering a good combo of textures from the soft (roasted meat), chewy (tortilla), crispy (fresh vegetables), and crunchy (pickled carrots) with every bite. We were particularly pleased with the arranchera, duck taco and lamb barbocoa! 3. DESSERTS We couldn't skip out on dessert given the excellent experience so far and the interesting menu options, so we went for the espresso les leche and chocolate cake with an additional scoop of vanilla ice cream for a charge because no one can turn down a warm chocolate fudgey cake with ice cream! Both were absolutely excellent! The chocolate cake was warm and fudgey, gooey interior but nicely crunchy on the edges. The les leche cake with espresso tequila was quite a special mini twist with the mango bits. It was tall, light and fluffy, and the right balance of sweetness (and not too heavy on the espresso). Would definitely order these two again! read more

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This is a heavily Americanized Mexican restaurant with great presentation. The hostess was very kind as she said there were technically reservations for the tables for later, but we said we wouldn't linger for long, and she seated us right away. I loved the complimentary chips and salsa as the tortilla chips tasted very fresh, and the salsa verde had a really amazing tangy taste. I ordered the Huevos Franceses, which were a very tasty and spicy Eggs Benedict. The three small tomato slices and two avocado slices on the plate looked comical because of how tiny they were. This meal with the chips and salsa left me comfortably full. The menu prices seemed reasonable, until you notice the 3% wellness fee that they charge in addition to tax and tip. This is an absurd way of the restaurant flaunting that they don't want to pay for their employees' health benefits, so they charge an additional fee for the customer. I'm not sure why they can't be like a normal restaurant and incorporate their employee benefits into their menu prices. read more

El Alma - Chips & Salsa - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We came here for a business lunch today and had a positive experience! I accidentally booked the reservation for the el Alma south location, and when I called ahead 30 minutes to update it I was very happy that they were able to get me in with same day availability!! Once seated, Andrew was our server who took great care of us. As for the food, it was delicious! Definitely recommend the guacamole as an appetizer. The ceviche was also solid too, and everyone enjoyed their entrees. The shrimp & crab rellino was what I got, and it wasn't the largest quantity size portion but the quality was excellent. Overall, it was a fun trip. We will be back! read more

El Alma - Ceviche Classico - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Was introduced to El Alma today and it was a delicious experience. Bella led the way by checking on us regularly, but not intrusively. Her timing was perfect! The food was so flavorful, especially the homemade guacamole and, for me, the ensalada grande. The taste element was elevated by each brightly colored, fresh, crisp, and tasty veggie and the tender, grilled chicken. Those who ordered more traditional Mexican food were also happily full. If possible, you have to eat on the rooftop patio. The view, the vibes, and the ambiance are an added bonus. read more

Al Alma is where to go when you want to take guests who don't know the difference between Mexican and tex-mex, since their menu meets that middle ground, and then some, with unique dishes too. Their location makes any meal feel special, and the service completes the experience. There's a good reason they've stayed in business for years! read more

Enjoyed a girls night out at El Alma on Monday night & we were impressed with everything we got! The restaurant is really cute and has and indoor and outdoor space, I would definitely do a reservation, we got the last open table of the night and I'm sure the wait was long. We had queso (great!), tacos & a Jalapeño cucumber mojito. Everything was so good! This would be a great GNO or date night spot! Great drinks & a great variety of stuff on the menu. read more

El Alma - Mojito - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Been here several times for lunch. Good food. Sat outside upstairs as it seems quieter and more relaxed. Nice flavorful food

We love El Alma!!!!! My mom is always searching for a great Mexican restaurant that scratches her itch from back home, and every time she visits, this is always her first suggestion. No matter what, El Alma never fails her--or us! The service is consistently top-notch, from the kind hostesses to the kind, attentive servers, to the insanely talented artisan bartenders who can mix up whatever you're craving. The restaurant itself is stunning, sitting right on Barton Springs with one of the loveliest covered patios in Austin--arguably unbeatable for its charm and ambiance. I've lost count of how many times I've been here--whether it's with small groups, big celebrations, intimate dates, or just swinging by to pick up dinner. It's a go-to every time, and for good reason! Their verde enchiladas? Literal perfection. They're soft, fresh, and bursting with so much flavor it feels like magic with every bite. Pair them with their sides, and it's like a match made in heaven--everything on the plate works so beautifully together. And let's not forget the drink menu! While tequila reigns supreme here, the bartenders are more than happy to create a custom cocktail to fit your vibe. Trust me, it's worth trying whatever they come up with. El Alma hits the mark every single time, whether you're there for the food, drinks, or the incredible atmosphere. It's no wonder my mom (and I) can't get enough! I'd also like to note, these owners really take care of their workers, you see on the bottom of every receipt that theres a tiny surcharge that goes toward giving workers benefits to every employee at El Alma, something I haven't seen very often and always more than happy to support a restaurant that values the people that make it happen! Good food and great people! In all, bring your friends (or your mom) grab some drinks, some queso, and an amazing entree to top it off! You'll love El Alma too. read more

El Alma - enchiladas - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Made an early reservation to grab a bite before the makers market across the street and it was one of the best decisions I made all day except for the amazing handmade earrings I bought! I'm still thinking about the delicious breakfast torta I had yesterday. The bread was fluffy and toasted perfectly and the roasted potatoes were absolute perfection! Had the horchata cocktail which was smooth and my friend had the chilaquiles and loved every bite. I forgot how consistent and delish this place is. Service was on point as well. read more

Cute plate decorated with stairs leading to the rooftop. Ate downstairs as it was cold that night. The meats in our tacos were well prepared but on the bland side. Would have liked some salsa to go with them but we're not offered any so assumed that was the way they are served. Had a server who didn't crack a smile the whole time they interacted with us as well as the other tables they served. Asked a question about an appetizer and they said, "It's a decent size". Like what does that mean? Is it like 1 cup or 2 cups or can you show me with your hands how big the circumference of the container might be? Did not order the appetizer and the restaurant lost out on money and the server missed a chance for a bigger tip. Upsell to help the restaurant and yourself! read more

We really enjoyed our dinner at El Alma! First, it was logistically very easy. We were easily able to make a reservation, we sat on the outdoor rooftop patio, and were able to snag a spot in their free parking lot. It may have been easy because it was a holiday weekend, but this all definitely helped start our experience off right - stress free! We started with the queso blanco y rojo - maybe the best thing I've had all weekend! I was a little skeptical of the white queso, but it had so much rich, delicious flavor - it was wonderful! Definitely make sure to give it a good stir to meld all the flavors and get the spices mixed up, though. My husband and I shared the pollo enchiladas with tomato chipotle and the shrimp and crab relleno. The chicken was tender and the enchiladas were moist. The sauce was a little sweet and really good. I don't think I'd get the enchiladas any other way. The relleno had a lot of shrimp and crab, fresh seafood flavors. The pepper was tender, but not mushy and had a nice bite. The relleno seemed healthier and not as heavy because it wasn't battered and deep fried. Everything was well balanced and somehow we managed to finish it all! We were both super stuffed, but it was so delicious we kept eating! Even though it was a lot of food, it still felt light, maybe because we didn't get any dishes with a ton of cream sauce or cheese. We skipped dessert and drinks, and left very satisfied. Our server was very nice and polite, the food came out quickly. I'd definitely come back! read more

We sat at the bar and ordered 7 tacos along with guacamole for lunch for the two of us and were full afterwards. The bartender was great, friendly, knowledgeable and the food came out quickly. They have an outdoor upstairs area, so when it is busy you can order the bar and then take it to eat upstairs. The guacamole was tasty and a good portion size. The tacos were very good and bigger than some of the other tacos we ate in Austin. We ordered the lamb barbacoa, pastor, pato (duck), carne asada, chicken tinga, shrimp, and fish taco. Each one was good, but the lamb barbacoa was my favorite. The duck was unique in that it had almost a Moroccan flavor to it spice wise (and had almonds), the shrimp was very good and perfectly cooked and the fish taco was light and refreshing. The prices are reasonable and we enjoyed the meal. Overall I would recommend it if you are in the area. read more

Some comedy and dinner at one of Barton Creek's legendary gems. Always helps to have a reservation these days... our table was ready and waiting. A fun and energetic hum with lots of people dining and waiting for dinner. Host and server were friendly and welcoming. Started with some Queso Fundido (added poblanos, mushrooms and onions)... who doesn't love melted cheese and fresh tortillas? Shrimp and Crab Rellenos were perfection. Silky smooth sauce and I love rellenos that hasn't been deep fried or stuffed with rice. Swapped out the beans for some slaw and corn pudding topped it off. My friend had the duck enchiladas, and she enjoyed every bite. We swapped some tasters and agreed everything was delicious from beginning to end. read more

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Food was about a 3.5. Older building with long line for the bathroom... it was okay... pricy for dinner. One appetizer, three tacos, enchiladas and corn cake totaled $80.00 - we didn't order drinks or dessert. Was okay... good but, not the typical Mexican restaurant where you leave stuffed. read more

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Parking seemed to be the challenging part, but it appears they have a good amount of private spots designated for the restaurant. Took a few turns around the blocks to figure out where to park, they have extra parking. Seated immediately outside on their patio, 20 minute wait for inside. It's a bit chilly, but there are some functioning gas heaters that help out some Ordered their chip and salsa, guacamole, 2 chicken tinga, 2 pato and 2 fish tacos and jalapeño crab queso dip. The corn chips for the guacamole and crab queso dip looks different than what's served with their salsa, they are better than the lighter and thinner chips that come with the salsas. The guacamole was okay, not super flavorful and not sure why the decision was made to add shredded lettuce to the bottom of the guacamole mound, makes it harder to scoop up the last part of the guacamole. The green tomatillo salsa is good, has a bit of heat. The red roasted tomato salsa is mild, but decent. The crab queso dip is good, real chunks of crab meat and it's got some serious heat to it. The duck is shredded meat, it's okay, not much to it and little to no flavor either. The chicken tinga is shredded meat and although it has some color from the tinga sauce, it too doesn't have much flavoring to it either. We started off with one female waitress and then ended up getting cashed out by another waiter. You pay at the table, an effort to be pretend to be transparent to the customers. I am not a big fan of this wellness 3% charge, which I didn't find out until I got a copy of my receipt. There was no note or mention of such a charge on the menu and you won't find out until the end and only if you ask for a receipt from the toast app after paying. Shady stuff. How about paying your staff 3% more and add it to the cost of foods. The wellness cost is added before the subtotal and then tax you on the subtotal with the added BS wellness charge. Why are customers responsible for supplementing the paltry base pay and now to cover for their health benefits. Another shady practice. Just be honest with your customers, put it on your menu or add the cost to the food instead. Unbelievable. read more

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A group of friends and I went here over the weekend for a quick bite. The restaurant was packed and loud. Miraculously we found two spaces just opened up on the lot which is a rarity since their parking lot has only about 15 spaces and the place was full. Our waiter was okay but missed or didn't clarify what we were ordering. There was a big party table next to us that kept breaking dishes, so maybe he is hearing impaired even though he's young and didn't mention he couldn't hear. My friend was asking about the bloody Mary because she'd only had one in her life and had questions on what was in theirs. My other friend wanted to try the ceviche and didn't care for it, so she shared with everyone at the table before we ordered lunch. He brought my other friend the drink I ordered and had to go back get the rest of our drinks, a margarita and a watermelon mocktail. So we switched around to the correct drinks to each other but another friend was surprised when the Bloody Mary arrived since she was just asking about it and not actually ordering it. She tried it and didn't like it. Yet didn't think she could return it and didn't ask. So we all tried it to not waste it. She had just wanted water. He came back and we placed our food orders. So when the bill came, we asked for separate checks. I had gotten the hibiscus mocktail and a taco. My bill had the ceviche and Bloody Mary on it too, which I hadn't ordered. He didn't correct it, so I paid it just to get out of there. Just the totals were provided to us and not a breakdown of what was ordered. The food and drinks and food were alright. It has a bit of a Puerto Rican Cuban style and needed a bit more spicy. The washrooms are unisex and have the sink and toilet in same room. Two downstairs where we at and there's a big sone staircase upstairs to the patio and assume there's also one up there too. It's in a touristy area next to Barton Springs and the Long Center or whatever it's called now. So very busy but a lot of people who aren't driving. So the tiny parking lot doesn't fit the amount of patrons. Sunday brunch seems like it'd be something to try on a nice autumn day on the patio. Maybe next time. read more

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This review is long overdue having dined here a few times already. I stopped by with friends for a late brunch after visiting the Christmas Market. As to be expected, the place was packed but the wait time wasn't too long. Our server was pleasant, and drinks and food arrived promptly. We started with the ceviche which was amazing. I ordered the clasico breakfast tacos and mangorita - delicious! The food and service has been consistent with each visit. The ambiance is cozy and laid back. Overall solid experience - I do recommend. read more

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Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Austin. I love everything that El Alma has to offer - a very nice outdoor patio, overlooking downtown, very strong and tasty margs and vegan options in food. Their service is very nice, they take utmost care of this guests. The only thing that I'd request this restaurant to modify would be to offer plant based protein options like seitan or soyrizo. This would elevate the dining options for vegans like me. Overall, this will always remain my favorite brunch spot in Austin. Highly recommend it. read more

El Alma - Owl to keep the birds away, - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Loved it here! We tried the queso and the carne asada taco and it was really good! The server was very sweet and the service was quite quick! They seated us right away with no reservations. Fun atmosphere and thankfully they have parking! read more

Disappointing experience all around. Our server didn't come over to us for a while after we got seated for our reservation and while eventually another waiter stepped in to help, wasn't a great start. I then got a mocktail and it wasn't good. I ordered the Shrimp and Crab Relleno since it was highly rated on yelp but it greatly lacked flavor. Our waitress kept repeatedly asking us if we were done, if we wanted the check and it felt like she was trying to get us out quickly which wasn't a nice dinner experience. I won't be back and won't be recommending to any one else. read more

El Alma - Tell - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great food and great service. Sat on the patio and was a little cold but not their fault! Happy hour every day 3-6 on select drinks. read more

El Alma - Canarones in garlic ancho butter - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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THIS PLACE IS SO GOOD OMG!!!!! Best enchiladas I have had in a WHILE. You have to get the Queso Fundido with Chorizo, it is delish!!! Can't wait to go again!!! read more

It was alright. Not great. My husband ordered the Cafe 1025 and it was not good. The ratio of tequila to coffee was off. It was so strong that was all you could taste. He sent it back after a few sips because it wasn't good. It was still on the bill even after he sent it back and ordered the agua fresca de coco. I know it's not always customary to remove things send back, so it's all good. I ordered agua fresca de coco as well and they gave my husband one in a bigger glass. Mine was great. Super creamy and full of coconut flavor. His was too watery and didn't have much of the coconut flavor. I got the egg torta with papitas and it was delicious! He ordered the chuleta de puerco and he said it was very flavorful. We sat outside because it was so beautiful out and the stairs up to the outdoor seating were steep but gave a lot of character. It was like walking up into the forest. ** Not great for if you are going with small kids or a stroller though!** Overall, we would definitely go back to give it another try! We've heard great things about what they have to offer and there were so many delicious looking items on the menu. read more

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Went for dinner for NYE and was able to be seated outside immediately. The views from the patio are always nice because you can see the city. And service is nice but just ok (it was a bit slow getting our 2nd drink & one waiter accidentally spilled salsa on the table). Tried the top shelf skinny marg on the rocks which was much better than my first visit here. The food, as usual, was excellent. Their jalapeño crab dip was rich and delicious, and their adobo shrimp enchiladas were so good I could have licked the plate. The reasoning for 1 star off is: their tables are extremely small (a table of 4 outside is very tight) and it is oddly expensive - 2 entrees & 3 margs were over $120 with tip. A nice splurge but not a regular stop on our food rotation read more

El Alma - Adobo Grilled Shrimp Enchiladas - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Homemade corn tortillas and chips. The lamb Barbacoa and the Al Pastor on corn are my favorite tacos! Delicious from start to finish! Friendly & fast service! Authentic and festive ambiance. read more

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We unfortunately got the tail end of the servers on a Monday night. From the moment he took our order, our server didn't seem like he wanted to be there in the first place. He was rude and impatient. When he delivered our food he slammed the plates on our table. Very poor hygiene for a food server, sniffing and wiping his nose infront of diners. We didn't feel like he warranted any more than a 10% tip for the poor service and that apparently aggravated him. He threw my card on the table. Another server tried to help out - absolute opposite of our first server. He was very courteous, and even apologized for the way that his coworker acted. Hey man, if you're having a bad day, your customers are the wrong people to take it out on. It's a shame because the tacos were actually good. read more

Food was delicious! The gaucemole, the Chile con queso, the entrees, the chocolate cake...yum, yum!! The service for our party of 7 was great. Our specialty cocktails were fresh and delightful. The atmosphere was vibrant. Highly recommend!! read more

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Excellent Mexican! Our family stop by to have Mexican food at El Alma today. It was terrific! Guacamole and chips was great, the green and red salsa were excellent, the ceviche with onion, and cilantro, lime juice was wonderful. I had two entrées, quail with Oaxcan mole, and chile rellenos stuffed with sweet potatoe and spinach all slathered in salsa verde. Delicious! read more

El Alma - Cordoniz con Mole - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

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My wife and I were out and about and decided to try El Alma. My first thought was as that this is where people ended up if they got tired of waiting for the BBQ next door. Was I wrong! Let's start with parking. A few spots on property, and plenty on the street. The employees at the desk were friendly and gave us the option of a wait or eat at the bar. We took the bar. The guys at the bar were great, drinks were very good. Chips and salsa were enough to say we could come back for happy hour. We started with the Jalapeño crab queso, wow, delicious! The chips that came with the queso were hot and fresh, the queso was so tasty We decided to share Camarones La Plancha. So much flavor, the homemade tortillas were perfect along with the delicious salsa. This is not an option for not waiting for BBQ, this is definitely a place to try some great drinks, great service and amazing food. read more

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My favorite restaurant in all of ATX -- hands down. El Alma nails it every time. The vibe is laid back, the food is fire, and if the weather's nice, do yourself a favor and sit on the upstairs patio. It has a great view of downtown from south of the river, and in the winter they've got tower heaters to keep it cozy. Pro tip: If you go for lunch, the tacos come with rice and beans -- which makes the already solid value even better. My go-to order: The lamb barbacoa taco (easily my favorite thing on the menu) and the al pastor taco (a close second). I've been here 5+ times and still haven't ordered anything else. The tacos are just that good. My only small gripe: the guac portion is a bit skimpy, and it sits on a bed of lettuce that makes it look bigger than it is. The queso is very good. All in all, El Alma is my go-to for a reason. Incredible food, great atmosphere, and unbeatable tacos. read more

walked in at 9pm on the dot (says on the door they close at 10pm) guy says "sorry kitchen closes in a couple minutes" with a stale look on his face yea never comin back read more

Excellent food. Highest quality. Service wonderful and quick. Very nice interior. Have not been on the roof top yet. read more

El Alma - Roasted Duck Relleno - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Drinks- worth having Main entrées- alright Apps- okay I feel like if you've been living in Austin for over 12 months you'll come across El Alma. I've been here 3 times, with this last time deciding I won't be back for a good while. I remember the food being better imo. There are so many tex-mex options in this city. Ambiance is cool, I sat outside this time on a nice summer evening. Drinks and the service made up for the lackluster food. This place is on the smaller side so if you can plan ahead scoring a reservation is definitely the move. read more

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I was here back in March and the food and the service were both amazing! At the time I raved about our waiter, Andrew. This visit was with my brother and sister-in-law and our waiter was Jonathan. He gave us the same amazing service that I had had the last time I was there. Not only is the food amazing, the mole is to die for but the service is spectacular! When you ask for suggestions based on your likes and dislikes these guys are spectacular! And the food is spot on deliciously amazing!! read more

Very light and minty feeling upon entering. Looked empty from street view but there was quite a a few patrons. The water was refreshing. The chips were dry and not my style/favorites but had a healthy vibe. The salsa seemed canned not house made. It was complimentary. The chips that came with the dip had been fried so not as dry as the table chips. The dip was a bit too fishy tasting for me. It tastes better without the fish oil. Queso was pretty good. Steak taco had a cinnamon taste ... festive vibe. Was good. read more

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Me and my friend came here for a late lunch on Friday. By evening we were both so sick, with headaches and vomiting, dizziness, and bloating. We have been sick since Friday. We Never coming back here, something is definitely going on in that kitchen. read more

If I could give I 3.5/5 I would but my reasoning for going with a 4 is that the chef here clearly knows what they are doing. The dishes are flavorful, appropriately seasoned, and the menu is very diverse without straying too far into the weeds. The problem here is the quality of meat/ingredients falls behind which to me is no fault of the chef. The price point of this restaurant is definitely in the middle as you'll see and it becomes a you get what you pay for deal. Tacos run $5-6, appetizers $8-15 (a few are a couple bucks off for happy hour), mains $18-35 but anything in the de la cocina section is likely shareable with an appetizer or two. My partner and I sat outside on a Sunday afternoon in July and while I was hesitant it ended up being alright. Lots of fans and regular water service made this a non issue but if you're sensitive to heat I would recommend sitting inside and also having a reservation as it seemed like most walk ins were being offered upstairs. There seemed to be only one gentleman serving the lighter crowd upstairs yet he was very spritely and always on his feet moving around. I felt bad for him having to push through the heat but he provided excellent service. Ahi tuna tostada: The quality of the tuna is what prevents this from being truly exceptional. The tuna needs to be a little softer and less chewy to be able to blend with the softness of the tomato and guacamole while completely the crunch from the tostada. Flavor was wonderful it was nice and bright with a very small kick of spicy. 7.5/10 Al Pastor taco: I found this to be extremely greasy and sopping all the way through the tortilla as soon as it arrived making this a little difficult to eat. This was run of the mill pastor to me - not bad but nothing special. 6/10 Cream de elote: This surprised me a little. A generous bowl for only ordering a small bowl. They subtly snuck in a good amount of flavor and just enough spice to balance everything well. 8.25/10 Platanos nachos: This order was mostly for my partner so I only at one. I feel it could do with a little more crema but the plantains were appropriately soft and sweet. 7.5/10 Arrachera: Oh what could be. This dish more than any other is what I was referring to with my interlude. For $28 I couldn't believe it. I ordered the steak medium rare and it was cooked to medium rare but this was sadly a lower quality cut of meat and it showed. The topping chimichurri and seasoning while very good could not save this tough, fatty, and difficult to eat piece of meat. It took a lot to just cut this from being so tough. We also ordered corn tortillas with it and it only came with two. That was enough for me but others may desire more as it was not enough to finish the steak. The accompanying potatoes were well salted and soft on the inside but I do wish they had a stronger crunch. 6.5/10 read more

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What an incredible experience. My five friends and I came to eat an early dinner on the outside patio. We found a parking spot right in front. Hostess Emma and Server Ashley were both so helpful and happy. Ashley gave us so many recommendations and made the start of our girls trip amazing. We love them so much, give those girls a raise! read more

El Alma - Chicken Quesadilla, classic margarita - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas