The Tendermaid is always great. This place has been in Austin for almost 90 years. We go every time…read morewe are in town.

This place is phenomenal! The meat has excellent flavor and the menu is not overwhelming. The owner…read moreis very pleasant. If you have never eaten here...it's like going back in time to when food was made to put a smile on your face.

After the Spam Museum, where do you go? Across the street to…read morePiggy Blues! I had Spam Fries. I heard the Spam sandwich is also good. The food was good. I enjoyed finding Waldo. Many of the signs along the walls were awesome!

Piggy Blues Bar B Que was a pretty big letdown overall. The atmosphere and decor are actually nice…read moreand give the place some charm, but that's about where the positives end for me. The food really lacked flavor across the board. Everything we tried was pretty bland and didn't live up to expectations, especially for a BBQ spot. While the setting is decent, I couldn't ignore a lingering, wafting odor that smelled like urine at times, which really took away from the experience. The staff was also just kind of average--nothing particularly friendly or memorable, just very "mid" service overall.

Service was wonderful, sandwich delicious and friendly staff and atmosphere. Will definitely go…read moreback.

Enjoyed a quick stop here on our way through town. Very hearty sandwich and great deal for a combo…read moremeal. Would recommend and come back again.

I just discovered Hormel Foods makes Planters and we eat their mixed nuts all the time! They are…read moredelicious! Of the 27 ounce mixed nuts that consists of cashews, almonds, pecans, pistacios and hazelnuts. I love them all except Cashews which are just overly rich in my opinion. I don't care for Planters peanuts; but my husband does enjoy them as does our pup. Traveling to Hawaii reinvigorated my like of Spam as they make it in interesting ways there and it's darn good! Growing up and primitive camping over and over we had Spam on the regular aa little children. Thanks Hormel Foods!

I was curious about the taste of SPAM Gochujang Flavor, released by Hormel Foods Corporation in the…read moreU.S., so I tried it. In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend it. I wonder why they even made it. It's a bit spicier than regular SPAM, but it doesn't have the signature spicy flavor of gochujang. The flavor is vague and indistinct. I guess Hormel Foods Corporation suffered significant losses due to poor sales following the launch of SPAM Gochujang Flavor.

Walked in on a busy Friday and immediately got service with a smile!…read more We chose to seat at the bar and have appetizers with wine. Atmosphere was incredible and friendly. We then order an entree with an extra plate to split for dinner. The chef came out of the kitchen to say he could split our order and serve us our smaller portions -Amazing ! Food is incredible and staff also- Do not miss this gem!

My family was in town from the Twin Cities for a baseball tournament, and I spent some time…read moresearching for the right spot to bring a group - The Old Mill Restaurant immediately caught my attention, and I'm so glad it did. We had a group of seven adults and a baby, and when I called late in the afternoon, they were able to accommodate us at exactly the time we desired. From the moment I pulled up, I had a good feeling. The exterior has that historic charm, and inside it's beautifully updated while still keeping the character of the building. We were seated in a semi-private room overlooking the dam, which made the whole experience feel even more special. The service was fantastic - attentive without being overbearing - and the food absolutely delivered. Our table ordered a variety of dishes, from the smash burger to salmon and rice, shrimp, steak, and even the French onion soup. Everything was spot on. And I have to mention the dirty martini with hand-stuffed blue cheese olives... incredible. Every single person in our group enjoyed their meal, the drinks, and the atmosphere. Highly recommend - this will definitely be our go-to spot the next time we're in town.

Stop by Super Fresh Bakery for your morning donut or afternoon snack. There are lots of local items…read moreavailable, such as popcorn and soda. Being from the Twin Cities, it was great to see familiar brands like Peace Coffee. In addition to fresh local produce, you can purchase flowers, seasonal items such as pumpkins, and other household essentials. We enjoyed the sweet treats that we purchased. Our favorite was the Danish and pumpkin donut.

This morning my wife stopped by SuperFresh to grab an assortment of donuts for my mom's birthday…read moreand came back with the kind of wide-eyed, stunned delight I usually only see after she's tasted something she made herself. (She's a patisserie chef--so that's saying something.) The donuts were so fresh you could literally see the glaze still dripping down the sides when she was ordering. Not in a sloppy, rushed way--more like a slow-motion food commercial where the timing is perfect and everything looks a little too good to be real. Except it was real. Very real. The guy at the counter was thoughtful enough to layer wax parchment between each donut because the frosting and glaze were that fresh. That alone should earn him a promotion and a key to the city. Everyone working was friendly, helpful, and seemed like they actually wanted to be there, which, let's be honest, isn't always the case in food service. Now--beyond the baked goods (which would be worth a stop on their own)--SuperFresh is something else entirely. It's a bakery, yeah, but it's also a locally sourced grocery store and a legit garden center. The kind of place you stop at for one thing and end up leaving with dinner ingredients, a hanging basket, a donut or three, and a weird sense that you've stumbled into something special. It's not just "support local" performative--these folks have been doing it since the 1940s. They compost all their food waste with local farmers. They banned single-use plastic bags over a decade ago. Their rain gardens capture five thousand gallons of water per storm to protect local rivers. I mean... they're doing more good in one thunderstorm than some businesses do in a fiscal year. If you're from around here, you probably already know about SuperFresh. If you're not, you should make a point to fix that. This place is the real deal--fresh food, good people, and a long-standing commitment to doing things the right way. In summary: the donuts are insane, the staff actually care, and my wife came back grinning like she just found pastry Mecca. Five stars. (P.S. If you happen to run into me in line and you're not sure what to get, just say the word. I'll probably have already picked out too many and can point you toward something life-changing.) -- That guy named James

Employees are friendly, clean store, store is well organized. Also the store is in a fantastic…read morelocation. Right here in Austin MN.

Great store, good prices, and friendly, helpful employees! It's always my go to market!read more

The worst service I have received. The girl that took my order was half with it. I waited 40 min…read morefor their "freaky slow delivery". Because of having only 1 driver scheduled during lunch on a Friday. I asked for hot peppers on my sandwich and didn't get them. On top of all that they charge a 1.09 for each sandwich even if they are going to the same place! What is that? A rip off if you ask me.

It is sad when you won't deliver to people who live in town. My parents live at St Marks apartments…read moreand no longer can drive. They tried to order from you and you would not deliver past Skinners Hill- just a few more blocks and in the Austin city limits- Pitiful!!!!