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    Halal Kitchen Food Truck

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Cenote - Fried Chicken Breast, House Made Hot Honey, Creamy Verde Mayo, Pickles, Tomato & Slaw on an Artisan Bun. Served with Fries

    Cenote

    4.1(1k reviews)
    1.6 mi•East Austin
    •$$

    We stopped by Cenote on Saturday morning with our pup and had such a great experience! The patio is…read morespacious and was the perfect spot to hang out with the dog and enjoy a slow Saturday morning. We started with a mimosa and an espresso martini, but the highlight was definitely the breakfast tacos. They were seriously SO good and absolutely packed- definitely not skimpy breakfast tacos! We tried the migas and the bacon, egg & cheese, and both were delicious and really filling. Great East Austin vibe, plenty of outdoor space, good drinks, and amazing breakfast tacos. We'll definitely be back!

    Everything's great except there's really bad smell while entering the door from backside, not sure…read morewhich business is responsible for the unpleasant odor but it's pretty bad :( Neat and clean store with hard working staffs with smiling welcome. *Happy Hour: Deal 1: on Mon - Tues 7am-4pm $2 Drip Coffee $3 Cold Brew Coffee happy hour for deals below are 3pm-Close on the mentioned days: Deal 2: Thu $5 off burgers Deal 3: Fri 50% off Frozens Deal 4: Sat days 3pm- Close and on Mon, Tues 2pm - Close and Wed-Fri 3pm-6pm $10 cocktails $5 drafts $2 off wings, fries, chips and dips Environment friendliness - doesn't have separate recycle bins - minor thing since their drinks are not expensive: doesn't have BYO / Personal cup discount Pros - has few tall seats around the bar, has outlets - plenty of regular seats, outside has huge space, open seating - easily can accommodate large groups, events - wifi (details below) and restrooms - has some seating on the back to enjoy during nice weather Cons - not many tall seats in comfy setting WiFi SSID: Cenote Guest Wifi password: espressomartini

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    Back half of restaurant Self service for water

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    Avocado Toast

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    Twin Isle - build your own bowl

    Twin Isle

    4.4(37 reviews)
    1.9 mi•East Austin

    Some restaurants serve food. Others tell a story. From the moment I stepped into Twin Isles, I knew…read morethis was going to be the latter. The first thing that struck me was how intimate the restaurant feels. It's not a massive dining room where you're just another customer passing through. The smaller space creates a personal connection that allows you to appreciate Chef Janelle--not just as the person preparing your meal, but as someone who poured her heart into turning a dream into reality. That alone makes the experience feel special. The atmosphere is transportive. The music flowing through the restaurant, the Caribbean radio stations playing in the background, and the unmistakable sounds of Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and neighboring islands make you feel as though you've stepped through a portal. For a moment, you're no longer in Texas--you're immersed in the rhythm, warmth, and hospitality of the Caribbean. It's comforting, peaceful, and beautifully authentic. The menu is thoughtfully designed and incredibly approachable. Whether you're building a bowl or choosing a plate, the process is simple and easy to follow. Even if you've never experienced Caribbean cuisine before, there's no intimidation. Chef Janelle is happy to explain unfamiliar dishes, ingredients, and flavors, making first-time visitors feel just as welcome as those who grew up enjoying Caribbean food. That level of hospitality is becoming increasingly rare, and it deserves recognition. One piece of advice: arrive early. The food has earned a loyal following, and popular items sell out for a reason. Now, onto the meal. I kept my first visit relatively simple: a bowl with curry goat, sautéed spinach, macaroni pie, and rice and peas. It sounded like comfort food on paper, but what arrived was a beautifully balanced collection of flavors that complemented one another in ways I hadn't anticipated. The macaroni pie deserves its own moment. If you're expecting American-style macaroni and cheese, leave those expectations at the door. This is something entirely different. It has the structure and integrity of a baked pie while delivering all the creamy richness you hope for in macaroni and cheese. The beautifully browned layer of cheese across the top provided the perfect contrast to the velvety interior. Every bite was indulgent without feeling heavy. The sautéed spinach brought freshness and depth to the bowl, especially as it mingled with the curry goat. Speaking of the goat--it was wonderfully seasoned, tender, and deeply comforting. The curry carried warmth and complexity rather than overwhelming heat, allowing every ingredient to shine. I couldn't resist adding an extra serving of the house pepper sauce. That's simply my preference because I love spice. The meal absolutely stands on its own without it, but for me, the added heat elevated every bite, adding another layer of excitement without masking the incredible flavors already present. The rice and peas were far more than a supporting side. They were fragrant, flavorful, and satisfying enough to enjoy on their own. After finishing the macaroni pie, I mixed the rice into the remaining curry and spinach, letting it absorb every last drop of those incredible juices. It was one of those moments where every ingredient came together so naturally that you couldn't help but slow down and savor it. What impressed me most was how every item could stand confidently on its own while also contributing to something even greater when enjoyed together. That's a hallmark of thoughtful cooking. Nothing competed for attention. Everything complemented everything else. This was my first visit, but it certainly won't be my last. In fact, I'm already planning my return because there were several dishes I wanted to try that had already sold out. If anything, that's another testament to the quality of the food and the loyalty this restaurant has earned. Thank you, Chef Janelle, for sharing your passion, your culture, and your hospitality. Twin Isles is more than a restaurant--it's an experience that celebrates Caribbean heritage with authenticity, warmth, and extraordinary flavor. You've earned a lifelong customer.

    Service was pleasant and engaging. Ordered a couple of doubles and oxtail sandwich with a drink…read more Doubles were a bit watery and the sandwich was a bit mid (no distinctive favor or special bun). I won't be harsh on the doubles because we got there when they just opened so it seems it may have needed more time to thicken/cook. Place is small and clean.

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    Twin Isle - View from left side of restaurant.

    View from left side of restaurant.

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