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    Mercado Sin Nombre

    4.4 (93 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Biscuit Sandwich ($11), Honey Bunny ($7.5), Blue Masa Twinkie ($6)
    Wendi K.

    This spot gets 5 stars because the treats are so unique, and I love Masa. The items are a bit on the pricey side, but they are high quality and worth it. -Cold Brew ($5) - Super tart -Biscuit Sandwich ($11) - delicious and super rich/tasty. Homemade biscuits are always a win. -Blue Masa Twinkie ($6) - sweet & such a fun spin on a twinkie! -Bad Honey Bunny ($7.5) - gorgeous, soft, and delicious. I love cardamon in any sweets, really. My amazing sister picked up the treats from the window so I can't speak for the ambience :)

    Horchata & Atole Cortado
    Nancy G.

    Be prepared to wait in like, we waited about an hour. They do have umbrellas out so the shade is very helpful. It's such a sweet spot to go to on a beautiful day. Staff is very friendly and they had great Spanish music blasting on a Sunday morning! The have seating outside for you to sit, with shade. The horchata was really good, looked like coffee a bit but 10/10. The atole cortado was strong IMO. The biscuit sandwich was really good, I didn't even get to get a good picture because I got to eating it really quickly. It had a unique flavor with the sauce. The only thing I would change is I wish I was bigger. The sauce definitely helped with flavor I don't think alone it would've been as good. 9/10 The bad honey bunny was surprisingly really good, had a nice masa flavor, I actually really enjoyed it. It reminded me of a concha. 10/10 Overall, I thought it was a great experience. I would definitely come back again when the lines aren't so long. :))

    Delanie K.

    What a creative space. Mercado Sin Nombre emphasizes the main Masa ingredient, so almost [if not] everything is gluten free. The 'sweets' are not too sweet at all because of this, and it was quite nice. Their name highlights their partnerships with local and Mexican farms. I didn't know they had a Michelin star until I saw it on the wall! How awesome. The space is outside only, so it was a little unpleasant on a drizzly morning as well as having a bird poop on us. Our party ordered the limited-time lemongrass twinkie, honey bunny, apple pancakes, as well as the horchata cold brew and the atole cortado. Service was friendly and it was exciting to finally try this place. Next time I'll need to try the 100-hour biscuit!

    Masa Twinkie
    Ashley G.

    Tucked between buildings, you may miss it if you aren't paying attention but the long line of people will let you know you are in the right place. They have done a great job of creating an authentic culturally rich feel to the place. Waited about 35 minutes on a Sunday morning, not the worst but I personally don't prefer to wait longer than 15 minutes, but I felt like the line was moving. Had the masa Twinkie, was delicious. Also had the pork burrito, was really good. And the coffee is great as well. I want to go back because of the coffee & food but the hype/possibility of a line makes me apprehensive.

    Rachel B.

    Definitely not your typical coffee. You can taste the maize as if you're licking a corn tortilla every time you take a sip. If you're looking for a classic cup of coffee/latte this is not the place but if you want something different and unusual, might be worth trying.

    Bad bunny honey & biscuit and jam
    Matt L.

    Come for breakfast! The menu is slightly unexpected. You're sure to find something you want to try that you haven't before.

    Pork burrito
    Mia B.

    I understand why this place is Michelin recognized. I love the small menu, and they clearly have got their strengths figured out. The pork chili Colorado burrito was unreal- I usually don't like burritos because they have too much rice, but this was purely pork and bean and the tortilla was one of the best I've ever had. Everyone talks about the honey bun but honestly I wasn't a big fan. It is creative but I just didn't think it was too special. Service was fast and I love how casual and local it feels. Seating is outdoor only and I forget if they have a bathroom so plan accordingly. Can't wait to go back to try the biscuit!

    Chile Colorado (w/ egg), Horchata Cold Brew, and Bad Honey Bunny
    Andy D.

    Mercado Sin Nombre is a great spot! They serve delicious coffee, desserts, and breakfast items. I got the cold brew horchata, bad honey bunny, and chile Colorado (pork burrito) with egg. Absolutely loved all the items! We came here on a Saturday morning at 930 AM, and there was a decent sized line. All seatings are outdoor. Overall great vibes and epitome of the Austin culture. Definitely recommend!

    Biscuit sandwich ($11)
    Michelle E.

    I finally tried Mercado Sin Nombre after hearing all the hype and it 100% lived up to my expectations! They have such unique food offerings and their service is fantastic... I already can't wait to go back! FAST FACTS: * Parking - street parking nearby * Seating - lots of tables with chairs available under coverings but it does get busy * Closed Monday & Tuesday * Packaged coffee available for purchase SERVICE - You wait in a line at a walk up counter to order and then your name is called out when your order is ready. It can get busy and the line gets long but moves quickly. The workers were all INCREDIBLY pleasant to interact with! The coffees came out about 10 minutes after ordering and the food items came out about 5 minutes later. Overall, I was very impressed with the service! PRICING - The total was $51.42 after tax ($3.92) but before tip for a platoon spice latte ($7), cappuccino ($5.50), masa twinkie ($6), bad honey bunny ($7.50), biscuit sandwich ($11), masa pancakes ($10.50). It's definitely on the pricier side but it's so delicious you won't even care. PLATANO SPICE LATTE (9/10) - Unique and delicious! This had roasted plátano maduro, nutmeg, clove, ginger, allspice, and cinnamon. I got it hot but it's also available cold. The spices settle to the bottom if you don't drink it quickly. I'd order this again! MASA TWINKIE (10/10) - I got the chocolate but they also had yellow and red velvet. It's filled with chocolate ganache and topped with "campfire fluff". The filling ratio is perfect... my only complaint is that I finished it so fast! I will order this every time I go! BISCUIT SANDWICH (10/10) - Their blue masa biscuits take 100 hours to make and are absolutely phenomenal! The chicken sausage was PACKED with flavor, the sunny side up egg was cooked perfectly, the cheese was melty, and the house hot sauce on the side brought it all together. I would order this again! MASA PANCAKES (9/10) - These are yellow masa pancakes topped with an apple compote and served with syrup on the side. They're thick and fluffy and have the perfect level of sweetness with the apples. I'd order these again! BAD HONEY BUNNY (8/10) - This was my least favorite item but it was still delicious. The masa milk bread looks super fluffy but was more dense than I expected. The honey butter masa glaze is DELICIOUS! I'd skip this next time. This was my first time at Mercado Sin Nombre but will absolutely be back... I would go for the masa twinkie alone! The coffee was delicious but the true highlight is their masa food items. I would recommend Mercado to others in a heartbeat!

    Coffee and Biscotti
    Abby K.

    This spot is super cute. I love all the outdoor seating, and the unique coffee and food / sweets menu. I tried the popular Bad Honey Bunny and while it looked simple, the flavors were very complex and delicious, especially with the use of masa. The coffee was definitely of premium quality as well. This place is known for having a long / slow line, especially since they received a Michelin Bib Gourmand designation. It seems like there is no reason the line couldn't be moving a little faster (orders were being taken super slowly/it took 35 minutes for us to order with only ~12 people in front of us, and our server stop to talk to someone for 2+ minutes with our food order in hand), so for now, I would say make sure you have plenty of time to wait if you plan on stopping by, but it is a great local addition to the east side.

    PSL
    Allie H.

    Took me a lap around the block to find this spot but glad I did! It's tucked between a few buildings. Had the PSL. So creamy and delicious. Would maybe have wanted a tad more sweetness but overall a really good latte. Wanted to pick up some coffee beans and the barista was SO nice and helpful in their recommendations. Would love to come back to try more drinks

    La Niña Fresa, Cappy Rotada, and an Americano.
    Stephanie F.

    I want to move to Austin to come here everyday. Their regular menu is amazing but the seasonal menu is out of this world. You must try the cappy rotada. It is THE best drink I've ever had. The food, the drip, the coffee drinks, the non-coffee drinks. It's all so good. They are so nice, so creative, and you can tell they craftspeople. Parking is a bit rough there but you can find a place in the neighborhood behind it. Just be cool and don't litter!

    Biscuit sandwich
    Carey W.

    Pancakes 5/5 Biscuit sandwich 5/5 Masa Twinkie 3/5 I was recommended this bakery by many friends and online reviews, and this place definitely met the high expectations! The biscuit sandwich has a crusty exterior but the inside of the biscuit is warm and fluffy and offered such a satisying contrast as you bite into the sandwich. The corizo patty also paires very well with its sauce, which is not very spicy. The pancake is every more fluffy and almost like eating a marshmallow with only a subtle amount of sweetness on its own that you can increase with the different syrups included by your preference. The Twinkie was probably the only thing that was a little disappointment because it tasted like a more dense version of normal twinkie. There's a good amount of parking in the neighborhood behind the restaurant and while the line can often appear long, they move pretty quickly and has plenty of (only) outdoor seating.

    Biscuit Sandwich and Bad Honey Bunny

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    Thank you to Hannah who made our last stop in Austin one to remember. From the recommendations to…read morethe hospitality, our brunch was one to remember because of Hannah. I had the classic breakfast but subbed the wedges either the cheddar hash browns

    Such a cute place for brunch. I been wanting to try this place since the last time I was in Austin…read more I'm glad I got to try it this time. This place does get busy due to how popular the place is. They don't take reservations, so you have to there to put yourself on the waitlist. While you wait you can order a drink. We didn't since there were other coffee shops I wanted to try. Since everything looked so good on the menu, we asked our waitress what's the most popular. He recommended the chicken & biscuits, cinnamon toast, & the b.e.c sandwich. I ended up getting the b.e.c. sandwich & it was yummy. The sesame challah bun was soft & toasty. The bacon was smoky & crispy. The bacon, pimiento cheese, jalapeño jam, sunny egg, & arugula in the sandwich was the perfect combination for a breakfast sandwich. The potato wedges that it was served with were crispy, well seasoned, & not salty as all. My boyfriend ordered the chicken & biscuit & it was yummy as well. The chicken was crispy & juicy. Paired with the hot honey made it better. The biscuit was fluffy, but I wished it was more buttery. Overall, everything was so good. I'm definitely gonna try the cinnamon toast & other foods the next time I'm in Austin.

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