Saw the patio and was excited to try this spot! Showed up on a Sunday afternoon just after a sunshower (an absolute downpour) had passed through. With the patio now cute & soggy we opted for bar seats. Decor indoor and outdoor is so cute, ambiance was right on. Picked a few different items from the menu to share as a meal, and everything looked so delicious it was hard to choose. As someone who doesn't eat land animals there was still a really good amount of options. Miles & Olas took care of us to an exemplary standard, professional and very fun! They made delicious cocktails & were a joy to chat with. Highkey skip whatever the regular pita is (unless you enjoy cardboard) and get the wood fired pita. Glazed carrots and artichoke/goat cheese spread , both are melt your face off good! A Hugo spritz is always good, & the Golden hour spritz also slaps. read more

Oria - Hamachi - Artichoke Goat Cheese Spread - Glazed Carrots - Golden Hour Spritz - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Some time to think I'm updating my reservation to only three stars and I have to be honest. I don't think I'll be back. There are lots of other great places in Austin and this vibe is just a bit ramshackle. It's too bad because that area is kind of a restaurant desert. There's nowhere good nearby. -------------------- Previous review: We had a reservation, which I highly recommend as there did not appear to be spaced for walk-ins. Indoor seating is a little bit of a mixed bag and I would recommend enjoying your food and drinks on the patio if possible. That is definitely the vibe, but you have to specify that in your reservation if that's your desire. The highlight of the meal was absolutely the basque cheesecake... absolute perfection. The starters and mains were all good enough but nothing super memorable the way the dessert was. Carrots were excellent but came out a bit lukewarm instead of hot. The feta dip was good - very different from Aba which is still my favorite. The only thing ! definitely would not recommend is been carpaccio, it was much more thick than I'm used to, more like raw sliced roast beef. Cocktails were great. read more

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Beware of the parking trap! Oria's main parking lot was completely full, so we checked their website, which explicitly directs guests to 'Additional parking available at: 300 S Lamar Blvd.' We followed their instructions and parked there. ​What they don't tell you on the website is that this lot charges astronomical, predatory rates. After we parked and finished our meal, we asked for validation and were told they don't validate. By then, it was too late--we were hit with a shocking $68 fee for just two hours of parking! When I emailed management to warn them that they are directing guests to a $68 parking trap, they were completely dismissive, stating they don't own the lot and taking zero responsibility for misleading their customers. It is incredibly bad hospitality to recommend an unvetted, exorbitant parking garage on your official website and leave your guests to foot the bill. Check where you park before coming here. read more

Oria - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

Thursday night dinner reservation for 6:45. They provide complimentary parking in the garage behind and getting here was fun. This isn't easy to see from the road so I passed by initially and had to U-turn. Easy parking in the garage behind and the steps lead directly to the front of the restaurant. The pizza oven with the fresh pita is right up front so you get a love welcoming smell. The patio looked amazing and sorta wish it wasn't so dang hot to sit and enjoy it. Initially had a table but sat at the bar instead. The team was attentive and overall very pleasant. Started with the wood fired fresh pita with a mustard honey butter (to die for...sooo yummy), and got the artichoke and goat cheese spread which was def artichoke forward, not my favorite item. And the braised lamb shank for main entree. Here's where I really need to ask questions/google stuff. Wasn't sure what the 'moorish spice hi' was and should have asked. The flavor was very strong and a bit overwhelming. When I searched I think the issue was the coriander which is also known for its leaves aka cilantro. Barf The lamb was cooked well, fall off the bone and polenta also good w/o the sauce. Overall good experience and I'd go back, especially in the fall to sit on the patio. read more

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What a let down. Lots of excitement around this place on Instagram, but the place did not live up to the hype on Father's Day. We ordered a number of dishes (octopus, pita, halibut, scallops, etc.) which were heavily sauced, but overall really good. The date old-fashioned & Smoke House were balanced. The front of the house is where they could use a lot of work. The handful of interactions we had were dismal. It was shocking. On top of the service there so many flies surrounding our table inside. read more

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Came on a Saturday for brunch; reservation was easy to make on Resy with a lot of availability still as I think this is still a pretty new restaurant. The location is right off Barton springs where the old Austin eastciders was. The garage is free for patrons so easy to get to and access. Ambiance inside is really nice, bohemian tropical / Greek island interior. Service is solid and the overall place is great for a nicer time out with friends. Dishes are portioned for sharing which is great since there are such a variety of options and flavors. We ordered the Oria Labneh (10/10) and Lamb Kefta (10/10) along with some pita. Left feeling satisfied enough but not stuffed. Expect a higher price point overall but a good time overall if you're willing to pay up a little. read more

Oria - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Beautiful venue, okay service. My husband and I came on a Sunday afternoon for a late lunch. The restaurant is vibey, with a boho theme patio. Indoor seating is decorated with plants and gold accents. We ordered a hummus, shashuka, a burger and frozen yogurt to share. The burger was very under done and the frozen yogurt was more like vanilla ice cream. They gave us a new burger, but it was strange it was very under cooked before. Overall I would come for the vibes but maybe not the food read more

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Stunning new Middle Eastern restaurant in South Austin! Breathtaking patio with Demi covered seating, beautifully designed, a total vibe. Definitely sit outside if you can / weather permits! They even have mist fans going to provide relief on hot summer days. Once seated we ordered a few appetizers to share. Please note that this restaurant has no vegetarian main dishes at all. They said that they are working on this, but as of now not very vegetarian friendly. 1. Sourdough Pita - 10/10. Epic flavor served with a unique smoked mustard seed honey butter spread that complemented it beautifully. 2. Artichoke & goat cheese spread - 6/10. Not my favorite menu item. I'd recommend trying a different spread. 3. Scorched corn - 5/10. Not flavorful and corn was undercooked. 4. Glazed carrots and feta - 9/10, very delicious! The best part of the meal was the Greek frozen yogurt with honeycomb topping. Absolutely loved it! Worth a visit for the ambiance and excellent service. Just know that food can be a hit or miss, so read reviews and select carefully! read more

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Beautiful restaurant with delicious mediterranean fare. We had the hummus, the octopus, the ceviche, a tuna tostada and the naan. Sooooo good and the service was also excellent! So excited to take my whole family there tomorrow night! read more

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Oria was nice, but not a standout among the many elevated Mediterranean concepts in Austin. Most dishes were very good, but nothing really stood out as excellent, and certain ones were a bit lacking. Our favorites were the roasted artichoke and goat cheese, the sourdough pita, and the basque cheesecake. But some of the other dishes, even those highlighted in the menu, were a bit lacking. The fire roasted sea bass for example was more bone than fish, and not very flavorful. But my biggest criticism is probably portion size: after 9 dishes plus drinks split between 6 people, I left a bit hungry! Even their "medium" and main plates are not very large. I have to give them credit for the wonderful job they did with the decor and exterior of the restaurant- I've visited 3 different restaurants in this same location over the last 5 years and Oria has made the space its own. It's a nice spot for a nice dinner, just not the best dinner you'll ever have! read more

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For our last night in Austin, we had dinner at Oria. It's a new Mediterranean restaurant. It feels like we walked into like a Mediterranean garden. The patio and dining area was so beautiful. Every dish we got was so tasty. My favorite was the fire roasted whole sea bass! It was so tender and flavorful. We also got the wood fire sour dough pita. They sell it individually though so we just split it for us to try. And they have just regular soft pita with the other sides. We also had the tuna tartare, hummus, olives, and agean prawns. We literally devoured it all so fast, it was so quiet while we were eating lol. For entrees we got the sea bass, seared scallops, butcher steak and chicken skewer. There wasn't much scallops in the plate it was more pork belly which was pretty good. Butcher steak was tender. The chicken skewer wasn't my favorite. It was dry and lacked flavor. The drinks were so yummy! I got the garden gimlet and it was so good I got 2 orders After our meal we ordered the dark chocolate mousse and basque cheesecake. Both were very delicious! Not too sweet! We were celebrating my friends bday too and they gave her sorbet with candles which was super cute! Overall this restaurant was def worth it. The ambiance and food were great! Our waitress was amazing. Rebeca was so attentive and kind. She was so accommodating and made sure we had everything we needed. The patio area was so cute but the weather was not it so I'm glad we got an inside seat! The inside is just as beautiful! But def make a reservation and check out this new restaurant! read more

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Prompt service. A bit on the pricier side... Sea bass was $40 and didn't come with rice or anything. We got the baba ghanoush, mussels and a cocktail. Mussel sauce was a kimchi base, didnt feel Mediterranean but they were very yummy! Spread came with warm pita, we enjoyed. Sea bass was good but the sauce it comes with is underwhelming. Would come back and try a different entree. Very cute interior, plants everywhere, nice date night spot! Parking is easy with a garage in the back. read more

Oria on Barton Springs Road was such a beautiful surprise. The atmosphere is lush, horticultural, and effortlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces into what feels like a modern garden retreat. Every detail feels thoughtfully curated -- warm, stylish, and relaxing all at once. The appetizers alone completely satisfied us. Everything felt fresh, elevated, and perfect for sharing during happy hour. The wood-fire oven baked brie was incredible, and the entire menu had such a unique Mediterranean-inspired feel. Pair that with creative cocktails and a gorgeous ambiance, and it easily became one of my favorite spots in Austin for a relaxed evening out. read more

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Showed up on a Friday evening around 9ish. My friend and I love food so tried out the Mediterranean restaurant. There was a small wait for the table not bad at all. The outside is really beautiful and inviting but too humid for us to be outside during summer. We got seated inside. The ambiance has a romantic setting but a bit noisy with the large tables celebrating Birthday Days. The bar had plenty of seats available. I ordered the fire wood pita it was so delicious soft and warm. hummus also comes with some sliced pitas. The chicken skewers were perfect spiced and moist. The desert was to die for. But don't just take my word for it, get out there and try it. They have parking available in the back inside a parking garage. Our server was Dominque and he was attentive and friendly with a beautiful smile . read more

We had an early dinner at Oria on Sunday evening. We got there a bit early but they were able to seat us while we waited for the third in our party. The patio is beautiful and we were seated at a table at the second level of the patio. It was beautifully decorated inside and out. I wasn't feeling up to par so I took just a few bites of each items we ordered and the two others in our party ate the rest. We had very little left after ordering several items. Everything was tasty and well presented. Because one of my friends is gluten free we had some confusion on a couple of orders but everything turned out well. A huge plus was free parking in the garage behind the restaurant so we didn't have to circle forever, but that could have also been because we were there early on a Sunday. ;-) We also ordered cocktails and a mocktail. The mezcal drink was lovely and they modified mine to bring syrup on the side since I minimize sugar/sweets. That said, the cheesecake was delicious and was one of the rare gluten free cheesecakes so my gluten free friend was able to eat it when she normally can't order cheesecakes! I look forward to going back here again when I can eat bigger portions of the items. read more

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Pretty happy with this place. New restaurants are always so hit or miss in ATX. Great service and good food. Artichoke and goat cheese is awesome! Get the charred pita - it's significantly denser than the regular pita and makes for a great dipper. Charred octopus is really good. Papas bravas on the side are as well. I really liked the lamb kefta as well. Great flavor and perfectly cooked. Reservations are highly recommended. read more

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This ain't your Uncle Billy's! Reservations required. Limited parking in the garage. Busy on a Friday night. It's a little loud (not surprising). Service is on point. Priced appropriately (surprising). Try the old fashioned. It's good. Don't try the pretty in rose spritz. It's not good. Started with the artichokes and goat cheese. Jar that stuff and sell it in the too small garage to the hungry, circling clientele. I could eat that every day. Charred octopus with papas bravado is superb. I've had better, but only once. Put it on your itinerary. The lamb kefta is good. Liked the mint in the tzatziki. Finished with the Basque cheesecake. It was a little over the top and too sweet, but not bad. We'll be back for HH next time. read more

We stopped in to Oria to check out the vibe. What a beautiful spot with relaxing outdoor seating and indoor dining and bar. It looks like they will eventually have an outdoor bar open as well. The staff were all very friendly and the bartenders were nice and gave recommendations. I had a very refreshing golden hour spritz and we tried the smokehouse with Mezcal. Both drinks were fabulous. We wanted a little snack, but we missed happy hour sadly. This time we tried their himachi. I thought it was pretty good, but it needed something like a chip to eat it with. We definitely will be coming back to try their happy hour and sit on their beautiful patio in the evening time! read more

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THE BIG: Vibey mediterranean spot right off of barton springs road. Interior and exterior is gorgeous with plenty of seating. Parking garage is available for 3 hours. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here on a Sunday afternoon to grab some lunch with the wife and newborn son. Oria is absolutely beautiful decor wise. Very bohemian mediterranean vibes. We were seated inside since it was a bit hot outside. The service is very attentive and we got in our order as the kitchen was slated to close at 3pm. For food, we got the Hummus, shakshuka and brunch burger. The burger came out raw and had to be sent back. The staff did a great job at trying to rectify the issue which i appreciated. It didn't help the cause that at the end, when we got our bill, i had to double take the receipt because they doublecharged for the burger. Burger was alright, not the best. Pita was clearly old and had to be reheated to not be stale. For dessert, we ended with the honey frozen greek yogurt. It tasted more like an ice cream with some tartness that you would typically get from a greek yogurt, but it lacked the creaminess and tanginess to get my nod of approval. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, the damage done here was around $80 for everything. Food was just alright and it didn't help that my burger was served raw. I'd come back and try more of the wine list. It looked pretty good. read more

Headed their food a ladies night out during the week. Traffic was insane!! Parking in the lot behind the building was super tight. Lots of cars parked in areas that wasn't for parking. Los of spots, but most was filled. Ambiance of Oria is great. Service was friendly. The food was delicious!! The start of the night was the honey carrots. More please! Can't wait to go back and try more. read more

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Everything here is extremely mid! The ambiance and decor is gorgeous. However, that is all the spot has going for it. If you are just looking for an Instagrammable restaurant and don't care about the food, this spot is great. However, if you care about the food and want good Mediterranean food, this is not the spot. We ordered several of the most popular dishes, chicken & lamb skewers, eggplant dip, pita, etc. and were expecting the spot to be at least average. However, none of the food came seasoned. This is not coming from someone who loves salty or spicy food, but I had never eaten at a restaurant before that did not use spices. It just seemed odd, especially since it was a "Mediterranean" spot. The eggplant dip had ZERO seasoning in it. It was extremely bland and seemed to be whipped/watered down to increase volume, which caused it lose flavor and thickness. The skewers/ kebabs also had zero seasoning and were tiny for the price. The lamb kebab was wrapped around the skewer very sadly and was clinging on by crumbs because of how thin it had been wrapped. The chicken kebab was very dry, and neither skewer had seasoning on it. Service was not great either. People at the bar were very nice and attentive. However, the servers forgot about several of our orders multiple times, and each dish came out individually instead of bringing out all the skewers/ main entrees together. It was not greatly timed. Overall, I would not recommend this spot. It is not authentic Mediterranean, and you can find way better local spots. Giving 2 stars for the ambiance. 4/10! read more

Three of us decided to go here for dinner on a Sunday night at about 530pm. We were able to find a seat indoors as a walk in but that seemed very lucky. I would advise to make a reservation online to avoid possibly not getting a table at busy times. We ordered a drink each, sunny spritz, date old fashion and the rose spritz. Everyone enjoyed their choice. The rose spritz was very rose forward so if you're not into very floral flavors, avoid this one. We ordered items for the table to share. Starting with the whipped artichoke goat cheese dip with short ribs (plus $4) and the sourdough pita. All the dips come with pita but I do highly recommend the flame baked sourdough one as it comes with honey mustard butter. The server brought out a dip without the short rib at first but the waitress said it was correct, so we started digging in. It was delicious. Moments later, our actual dip with the short rib came out. Thankfully, we got to keep both (I do not at all believe you need two for three people. This was very filling for the three of us). The braised short rib is def delicious and worth the minimal up charge. We then did shared plates: carrots and whipped feta, the hamachi, braised lamb shank, and the lamb kebab. Every dish was spectacular. They come out very quickly. The whipped feta under the carrots was to die for. I didn't like the hamachi. The coconut sauce for me tasted a little sour. Everything else was absolutely spectacular. The shank meat and polenta was a little cold, which was surprising, but still delicious. We finished off with the basque cheesecake. This is a must. Soft, creamy, decadent. The figs were a texture miss for two of us but the cheesecake itself was incredible. Overall, the meal and tip came to over $200 which sadly just feels par for the course for a nice meal out in austin. It was very, very good though. The setting itself is also very gorgeous. Parking is ok for now, the garage nearby has a broken ticket machine so you can park there without issue BUT I don't know if they provide validation for the garage if the ticket is working. It looked like the other restaurants close by do but Oria wasn't on the signs for reimbursements. This spot is gorgeous and serves delicious food and cocktails. I do highly recommend just be sure to snag a reservation and expect to throw down when it comes to cash. read more

Came with my friends for a girls night and sat outside! The space is beautiful and really felt like you were on vacation somewhere. The food was really good too and more of a tapas style. Our server was absolutely a doll and took great care of us! read more

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It's new so I will be back to try again, but definitely seems like they're still working out some kinks! We sat on the patio and the vibe is great- very clean and good layout. We had dinner and it was still HOT, so I think I'd avoid outdoor seating as it gets hotter. I would also love to see more fly fans and fans in general. A lot of the greenery was fake, which didn't seem in line with the higher menu price points. Our server was great about checking in even though it was busy, but we did have a couple items that needed to be re-requested after they didn't arrive (extra pita, a glass of ice, etc). We also had 8 drinks between the group, and 2 were sent back and remade. Again- it's a new spot, and the drinks made correctly were very good! For food- the wood fired pita was the winner! In retrospect, I'll try the whipped feta instead of the artichoke dip next time, which actually had minimal artichoke. The octopus was also really good but beware of spice! I got a steak as my main and ordered it medium/medium rare, but it definitely came out rare. We got the lemon tart for dessert and again it was fine, but seemed either unfinished or just rushed. Overall I look forward to trying again and will aim for indoor seating and some different menu items. read more

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I'm writing this review from my table at Aba on South Congress because my wife and I quickly left Oria. It was a combination of poor service, a waitress whose enunciation was so poor and spoke so fast that we couldn't understand anything, and lack of warm drink options (no coffee, no hot tea, no soup). Then came the appetizer and while the baba ganoush was okay, the olives were really not great and the bread underwhelming. This is no Aba... It's too bad because the interior decoration is cute and this could be a nice experience. The last straw is when we told the waitress we would stop at the appetizer, she grabbed the baba ganoush plate my wife was finishing and left the olives but made sure we had no more utensils to grab them. read more

Oria - Baba ganoush - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

WOW beautiful new spot! My friend and I made reservations for an early dinner on a Friday. The patio is stunning - definitely does not feel like you are on Barton Springs road. We both started with a golden hour spritz. Similar to an aperol spritz, but with strawberry infused aperol and blood orange. SO refreshing and served in a big goblet. We shared the baba ganoush with pita that came with it, hamachi, and prawns. We skipped the wood fired pita since the baba came with one, but I would like to try that next time. Everything was so good. The hamachi was a highlight. Small portions - we would both order more next time. They asked us to place our full order at once and they would course it out. Next time I plan to get the seared scallops and try the aloe spritz! Great new Mediterranean spot. read more

Oria - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

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First of all.. this "4/5 review" is a bit harsh.. right when you walk in.. all smiles.. every employee is above and beyond accommodating.. I brought my 3 pups and our server, Alicia, was a gem! The prices are very fair.. the ambiance makes you feel as if you're in the Mediterranean (minus the Texas heat). No wait to get a table.. but that will change, mark my words.. The food.. on point! You'll leave satisfied and happy.. highly recommended! read more

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We did not go. I tried to call to cancel but they did not answer. Decided not to go because everyone said it was best to sit outside but it was way too hot. I think I'll wait until cooler weather to go there. I'm giving 3 stars obviously not based on food, but it gives me pause when you cannot get through on the phone to a restaurant-- even to leave a message. read more

Rocky first time experience at the beginning, so service and starters played a major factor in my rating. I can find good food anywhere in Austin. My friend and I chose Oria. SERVERS We arrived and garage parking was full, so I had to park down the street at a food truck park (my 1st sign). I love going on brisk walks to and from dinner, so it did not bother me. I just thought I'd mention. Entering, we noticed the gorgeous ambiance & the music somewhat fit it. Everything was somewhat awkward between the host station and our party, but otherwise fine..... until we were escorted to our seats. The host seats us at a table...in the corner...in the front of the venue...away from the general crowd, facing the street and cars passing with a traffic light and chairs and a tables from their patio. Meanwhile, my friend is facing a busser's dish station. We both hesitated to sit and the host pretty much just left us. So, we sat and then called another host over to request a different seating arrangement. He was delighted to accommodate us with a much better view, in what felt like an entirely different room. We thought it was strange how we were the only 2 that somehow ended up separated from the general population. STARTERS We went with the corn and glazed carrot for starters. Corn was undercooked and cold. Highly don't recommend. The carrot, to was luke warm, tender, flavorless with a butter sauce and nuts on top-again, I do not recommend. We ultimately switched one of the starters out for the Sourdough Pita bread. It was great! Our entrees came out pretty quickly (pictured butchered steak & scallops). We loved them both! Our new server was really sweet & bubbly! read more

Oria - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This is a classic new Austin restaurant, it's beautiful, but hit or miss on the food. The tartare lacked flavor and the roasted carrot dish came out cold. The hummus could have had more flavor, but we loved the skirt steak with chimichurri. While the service was great and ambiance was impeccable, I'm not sure I'd return for a big meal, perhaps for drinks and snacks if they instate a happy hour in the future. read more

So if you are going for a quiet romantic evening this is not the place, it is loud and somewhat chaotic but the food was good and prepared perfectly. This maybe the place for friends and small gatherings. read more

Reading all of these 5 star reviews just adds to my general perception that many are not genuine or at least manipulated. Nevertheless, we had dinner here last night. It was definitely busy with a lot of stylish diners out for the night. The place is really pretty, especially the outside patio where we sat. Unfortunately, our 7PM reservation didn't have us seated until 7:30. That's alright as they were slammed, but it seemed chaotic with the front of the house scrambling. We ordered drinks which were excellent - especially the smoke house (tequila blanco, mezcal, agave and lime). We ordered the wood fired pita, humus and hamachi starters. The hamachi was the standout with coconut, green harissa, and watermelon. Next was the chicken kabob which was tasty enough. For entrees we ordered the halibut and the scallops. The halibut was a bit dry which was disappointing as it was recommended. The scallops were small and unevenly cooked. The advertised pork belly accompaniment was barely noticeable. Overall the meal was good but not great. For the price point I expected the portions to be larger and a little more thought through. read more

Oria - Halibut - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This place is pretty good but has fierce competition that it cannot win against in terms of judging it as a restaurant first and foremost. Oria is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant with some beautiful indoor and outdoor seating areas wonderful for a group of people to come have some bites and drinks at. The ambiance is what is pulling this entire place into the limelight for me. It's just fun to be physically there. Gorgeous walls, beautiful deck, real and faux plants all around. The service is decent, nice hostesses for sure, but not as smooth when you have a smaller table compared to some of the bigger tables with more allowance since the staggering of food is pretty inexistent. Price-wise it's what you're expecting from a trendy restaurant. However, I found the food to be lackluster. The hummus with braised short rib was merely ok (and let's be honest, another version of this at a more established Mediterranean-inspired restaurant in Austin is MILES better than this one). The mussels were ok, and I've had better octopus at a number of other restaurants less than 10 minutes from them. If I'm enjoying the basque cheesecake more than the actual dishes, then there might be a problem. The food is just ok and my two cocktails weren't notable (but I appreciate a tomato cocktail option). I would not go here for the food per se, but I still think it's a decent spot for catching up with friends over a brunch or some event where the food isn't the main focus. read more

beautifully decorated with lots of plants and a fountain, the outdoor area especially feels romantic and would also be great for a dinner with friends. Check-in was a little delayed because of the dinner rush, but once we were seated, our server Morgan was friendly and very helpful throughout the meal. We started with the Baba Ghanoush and the Cucumber Feta, both served with pita. We skipped the sourdough pita this time, but we saw a lot of people ordered it, would definitely try next time. The cucumber feta was super refreshing with great flavor, while the baba ghanoush was richer and a bit heavier in comparison. Both were good, but I'd especially recommend the cucumber feta during the hot summer months. For the main courses, we ordered the lamb shank and the salmon, and both portions were generous. The salmon was lighter and refreshing, which made it perfect for a warm evening. The lamb shank had great flavor as well -- the meat was tender, and the polenta with the creamy sauce paired really nicely with it. We enjoyed both dishes a lot. Overall, it was a lovely dinner experience, and next time we'd love to try the half chicken or the sea bass. read more

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Amazing location and the ambiance. And hot sourdough pita bread was a hit. Can't wait to go there in fall for outdoor seating. read more

Oria - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas

Attended Oria for their soft opening and it was a good experience. Not super impressed with the food but the presentation and the ambiance (both the patio and inside) makes it a 5 star stop. Our server Brandon was great and had solid recommendations. 1. Parking was easy, free, and plentiful through the retail garage connected to Lou's 2. Their entryway/greeting setup was kind confusing and non-existent but this may have been due to the soft opening. 3. Drinks were great (tried old fashioned and golden hour spritz). They also gave us free glasses of champagne for our anniversary which was a big plus. 4. Appetizers of wood fired pita, hummus (came with more pita) and honey glazed carrots were spectacular. 5. Food of oven roasted chicken and beef short rib were presented well for pictures but the taste was pretty average and not that impressive compared to other spots. Was still good though! 6. Ordered the Basque Cheesecake and it was fantastic. It did take almost 20 minutes to come out but the service staff was apologetic, attentive, and ended up comping it from the bill. Overall, I think this place will succeed and likely will eventually require a reservation. However, it's still new and they were not busy at all during peak dinner hours of this opening. read more

I'll start by saying the restaurant decor both interior and exterior is gorgeous, it's like you are transported to a Mediterranean villa. That said, unfortunately the food just misses the mark for me. We've tried several items such as the chicken skewer, lamb skewer, salads, hummus, sourdough you name it. The sourdough and dips are good, but we had to ask for serving utensils for our big group to be able to share. The salad and hamachi had a very odd off putting taste, and the other items were okay but not something I crave or would go back for and normally I love Mediterranean food! The drinks are delicious, you can't go wrong, so maybe go for some drinks and apps but skip the full meal. As for service, again just decent. Never had filled water glasses, and it felt like we were constantly wrangling her to try and order. read more

We had a great dinner at Oria Sunday night. Perfect way to spend the gorgeous March 1st evening. We weren't overly hungry but tried the carrots, cucumber and feta, beef carpaccio, branzino and pita. We also got golden hour spritz and the tomato gin and tonic drinks to start. My favs were spritz, carrots, cucumber and feta and the branzino. read more

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Welcoming hosts. Lovely, comfortable atmosphere. The pita burger was fantastic and a great price at happy hour!

Ambiance is so cute. The patio is gonna be the spot this summer. European vibe, food is just okay. The hummus was too salty. Drinks are fire. read more

Oria - Turkish rose martini and rose spritz - Mediterranean Near Me - Austin, Texas