Lovely spot in the domain…read more My mother and I visited for lunch on a Friday recently and loved the wide variety of healthy options. Their outdoor covered patio is lovely with lots of flowers in their planters and in small vases at each table. It was the perfect amount for lunch. I also enjoyed their iced tea options! Very yummy.

It's been so long since I've been to Flower Child…read more My cousin was visiting from out of town. She is Gluten Free. When I suggested a bunch of places in The Domain, Flower Child was one of the ones I mentioned. After she did some research on the suggestions, she thought Flower Child would have a larger selection of possibilities. We placed our orders, got a number for our table, which we sat outside because it was just a gorgeous Sunday. The outside patio is covered and we were in the shade. But still very comfortable. Server came out with our dishes. Everything was beautiful, clean ingredients and fresh looking. I did get a Brussels sprouts and kale salad. I also added chicken to it. Salad was lacking with Brussels sprouts. But all in all, was very nice. We did sit for a while and talked, and caught up on family stuff.

Great food. Definitely coming here again. Thank you!! Great employee's as well. All around Great…read moreeverything.

Very spacious, clean restaurant with wonderful service. We asked that our food not be cooked with…read moreonions or garlic and the chef was able to give us very fresh, hot dishes bursting with flavor. The portions were very generous so we had leftovers. I just wish we lived in Austin so we could visit more often.

You will like the ambience here! Very sport driven and their happy hour from 3 to 6 is amazing! I…read morelooked at my tab and I wondered if it was correct it was cheaper than I thought. The bartenders are sweet and nice and very customer service above. Be happy hour Monday through Friday. The pizza is amazing here. And may have also special drinks that are very tasteful. I recommend the espresso martini here. It's located right across from Perry Steakhouse-green garage. For a happy hour event or watching a sport this is the place to go and they have numerous table and numerous TVs. It does have an outside patio bathrooms are clean and everyone's just very friendly.

Had high hopes for this place based on reviews and videos circulating social media but it sadly did…read morenot live up to our expectations. To start off we placed our order and at the same time asked the waitress for extra chips for our app not minding if we had to pay extra. Waited a while for the food to come out, when it did they forgot the chips and by then the appetizer had already gone cold so we didn't bother. The tacos were okay except for the cheese that gets melted on the tortilla on one of them , it just tasted very greasy. The rice and beans that it came with were not good at all, not sure if you're able to tell in the picture but that rice was burnt, half of it was inedible, hard burned rice and the beans were cold. My fiancés fettuccine was too salty and she left 80% of it untouched. The only upside besides the other server who took our order and forgot our chips, our original server was friendly and nice. The drinks were the best thing here and the only thing worth the money. Everything else was not worth the money or hype.

The was best Persian cuisine in Austin! Very authentic!…read more I'm Persian (my dad's side) and grew up eating traditional meals. Oh, the nostalgia... so fulfilling to my soul, especially since my dad is no longer earth-side.

I was really excited to try this place out, as Persian food is one of my favorites and it's pretty…read moretough to find. I decided to order a mini Persian feast: the beef koobideh with rice, doogh yogurt drink, and a saffron ice cream for dessert. This was my first time trying beef koobideh, and unfortunately, this just didn't seem to be very good. The meat itself was okay, decently cooked, and topped with quite a lot of some spice that I can't quite put my finger on. It was okay. The rice though, that is what really disappointed me. Persian rice is usually amazing, but this really didn't seem traditional and it had a strange taste to it. It also came with onion and a grilled tomato, both solid additions. Good portion though. The doogh yogurt drink wasn't homemade like I had hoped, but in all honesty, it still really hit the spot on a hot Austin day. Reasonable price. The saffron rice was also fairly disappointing. Large white chunks (clotted cream maybe? But they were pretty tasteless), gritty texture, not much flavor. Just not really worth it. All in all, a bit of a disappointing dinner in Austin. I'll have to look for a different Persian spot next time I'm in the area.

June 7, 2025 review ---…read moreWe visited this place with our friends and got paneer Pulav, rava dosa, poori aloo. We never had Pulav here before but thought of trying because it was listed as new item. My husband was craving for poori so we got the poori aloo and ofcourse, rava dosa is one of the best here so we didn't want to miss that. We got poori pretty quick and were told that other items were coming pretty soon. Rava dosa came after in few mins but it was soggy and cold. You can tell that it's not just came out of tawa. It looked like an old order to me. I asked to call the manager and told about dissatisfaction with rava dosa. He first tried to defend, then I asked him to touch and tell and if it's fresh. He said he will get it replaced and get a fresh one coming. Ofcourse that took 15-20 mins to come. Paneer Pulav was good. Not too spicy and it came with yogurt to balance. Rice was also sticking to each other so it looked like paneer biryani to me but ofcourse very balanced spices version. My friend also ordered the veg keema Pulav but I like the paneer one more. Service can be hit or miss so I'm reducing one star but overall good quality is good. Also when I visited this back in June, they had the buy 2 Pulav at a certain price offer going on. We looked at it later and checked that out cheque had individual priced for each Pulav. Manage gave the reason as we ordered two in 15 mins gap. He later offered us the balance as courtesy but we didn't take it. I think this should have been accounted while creating the cheque in first place. Overall good place for vegetarian south Indian food.

The food is great. It's a real shame I never want to go back…read more Saturday night, prime dinner time, the place is all but abandoned. Despite that, service is plodding, slow and inattentive. The appetizer was served last, and it wasn't even piping hot, as if they had just made it. You only get one tiny 8-ounce plastic bottle of warm water to drink, unless you go out and grab another one out of the pack in the other room. That said, the dosa is excellent, textures and flavors on point. Onion pakoda are crave-worthy, crispy and well seasoned. The spices are bright and bold, unrestrained, and deeply satisfying. It's fantastic that so many options are vegan as is. Unfortunately, the issues with payment was the final straw. I had a coupon that seemed to completely flummox the poor guy, and while fumbling with my phone, executed the transaction with Google pay, which is not at all how I wanted to pay. He "couldn't" refund it, for some reason. It makes me so sad. Seems like a great, family-run place with excellent food. I won't be revisiting.

This was my first vist to Honest Mary's, I was treated to lunch here by a co worker. It is a nice…read morelittle gem tucked away in the arboretum shopping center. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. If you're looking for a lunch that will do your body good and not weigh you down for the remainder of your workday, this is your spot.

Went here for a healthy dinner with Lauren B. It was a pre-workout class dinner, so we wanted…read moresomething healthy, nourishing and not too heavy. Honest Mary's fit the bill. It was hosting a school fundraiser that night, so it was a bit more crowded and lively than we would have liked, but the food was good and the staff were helpful. I went for the Sedona Lime bowl. It includes Basmati rice, spinach, black beans, sweet potatoes, pumpkin seeds, cashew lime crema sauce (so good!) and a lime wedge. The flavors all blended well together and it was just enough to make me full, but not overly so. The seating area was bright and clean. All in all, it was a good meal that I know was good for me.

This is a goodbye review to Hissy Fit, as I just found out that they closed. I tried their bear…read moreclaw and their famous buttermilk biscuits, and both were good! The bear claw is an almond pastry in the shape of a claw. It was sweet and strong in almond flavor, which is a good pairing with their lattes. The biscuit sandwich featured their famous biscuits and was really nice and buttery. Both items were quite filling for breakfast. I hope they are able to reopen somewhere else!

This has been on my list for awhile to come and try. Seating set up is a bit different, you'll…read moreorder first at the counter and they assign a table. Bar seating is first come first serve and you do not need to wait in line. Learned that the hard way. Got the Old Fashion biscuit with maple sausage, egg and cheese and coffee. The sandwich was delightful. The biscuit was soft, buttery and flaky. I'm tempted to get one of the fresh baked biscuits..... Coffee was fine, nothing too fancy and hit the spot. I'd come back to try other items on the menu when in the neighborhood.

Alex Was So Friendly, Great Energy. Loved the music as soon as I came in. Love the fact there were…read moreveggie options.

Love the vibes and great tacos with interesting flavors I haven tried coming from SoCal like a…read morePaneer Taco. Fairly quick service where they call your name when your order is ready. I tried the Chicken Tikka Masala Taco and Fish n Chips Taco. Chicken Tikka Tac was good with basmati rice. They even have bottles of spicy sauce on the counter. Fish n Chips taco had a more tangy flavor but also unique with thin cut potato fries. They have a combo deal for under $15 coming with 2 tacos, a side and drink. I liked the guac with the blue chips.

Came in for lunch and i'm so happy I gave this place a chance…read more I side is filled with a bar, large tables and a few half tables/ half booths. We were served with tostadas and 3 different salsas which were very authentic and flavorful. Full bar avaliable. I had a frozen chamoy mango rita, perfect amount of sweetness and liquor! We shared the Civiche levanta Muertos- flavor was great however for 26$ there wasn't much seafood in there. We also shared the enchiladas de camaron it was so delicious, however I do feel the shrimp could have been a little more cooked. The enchilada sauce was very creamy and flavorful with a little kick. 10/10 recommend. The waitress was kind and attentive. will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Good service, reasonable prices, easy interior. Good local place for an easy stop in. The beans are…read morelegit.

boooooooyaaa tofu taste like fried fish on that sandwich mayn !!! I gotta sum chow mein 10 out of…read more10 and the dumplings delicious as fuck cheap as hell pull up

Bodhi Viet Vegan is a hidden gem...literally not figuratively. When I drove down W. Parmer Lane…read moreinitially, I passed by it. I ended up having to call to get the precise directions. Fortunately, when the food truck owner told me it was near the Psychic Reading building, I knew precisely where to go. This food truck is in the back of a building, where you walk down a path to get to it. There is a sign that points to the food truck area, but not tall enough to catch your attention. Alas, I was there. One of the things I learned pretty quickly was the difference between a vegan diet and Daniel's fast. To be transparent, the Daniel fast is more restrictive. For example, you can only eat unleavened bread on the Daniel fast, whereas you can eat leavened bread as a vegan (bread that have yeast or other agents to make the bread rise). In addition, vegans can eat processed foods and use sweeteners, whereas with the Daniel fast, you only eat items that come from the earth. After deciding on what met my criteria for Daniel Fast, I decided on the mung bean noodles with vegetables. The food truck owner was super kind to make suggestions. The noodles were translucent with a bit of spice. I really enjoyed the noodles. Only one other couple was present, who appeared to be a regular. Overall, laid back environment. We are almost at the end of week one of the Daniel fast. It has been a time of reflection and cleanse.