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.

Super awesome…read more Ambiance was excellent. Beautiful building sitting next to a waterfall. Seating is both inside and out and both are great. Service was perfect. No issues very attentive. Food. Ribeye was cooked perfectly. Poutine was on point. I would suggest adding the meat. It's a nice touch. Stuffed dates were incredible. I realize it sounds odd, but the flavors are a great combo. The only oddity about this place was parking. Be ready to parallel park on the street. Very odd parking situation.

If there isn't an Eagles Club in heaven than why would anyone want to go there?…read more If I lived in Austin, Minnesota I would definitely pay the $32 a year to become a member of this exclusive establishment. I would even pay $64 a year just because I love it double-y more than anyone else. The Eagles combines my two life passions (cheap whiskey and $.50 pull-tabs) seamlessly into one remarkable experience. If you are in the area, I'd highly recommend making friends with one of the members (I lend you my pseudo in-laws if you're in need) so you can gain access to this place because it's not to be missed.

Best club by far in austin. Great food!! And just a good place to go hang out. Young or oldread more

This had a classic diner feel to it with the booths and a counter at the entrance. The menu had…read morelots of choices with reasonable pricing. The staff was friendly and the food came out quickly. I had the ham and turkey chef salad. It was served in a tortilla shell with lettuce, tomato, peppers, pineapple, cheddar cheese, and taco chips with a sweet and sour dressing. It also came with garlic bread that was pleasant but not needed. This type of salad being in a tortilla shell was a little odd, but not bad. It was a little stale as well, but nothing concerning. The overall salad was well put together and everything else seemed fresh with plenty of the toppings. The pineapple was also an interesting choice, but I did not mind it. Will I go back? Yeah, why not.

Upon entry we were quickly greeted and seated. Our server was quick with the coffee and very…read morefriendly. The restaurant was designed with a cozy vibe and countertop or booth seating. The restaurant was clean and comfortable.

We decided to try a few new breakfast joints around town and this was next on the list. It is very…read moresmall inside but was half empty at 8 on a Saturday morning, so no issues with waiting here. I ordered a Denver omelette and the Mr ordered the egg breakfast. I wasn't excited to learn that the onions and peppers were "fire roasted". It gave the omelette a Cajun flavor that I wasn't looking for at all. The hash browns also aren't cooked to have the crunchy outside that you'd expect, and were pretty salty. Mr said his food was as good as a basic breakfast can be expected, but said the pancakes are better at other local cafes. Seeing as I order the same omelette every time we go out for breakfast, we probably will not return to this particular spot. However, the service and staff a friendly.

This really is an exceptional restaurant. Read the article in the PB about the death of Johnny…read more So, while I was in Austin this morning, stopped here for breakfast. Everything about this place is fantastic, starting with the food and then moving on to service and ambiance. A Rochester restaurant owner admonished me for being too negative about places here but, when I have really good food somewhere else, I cannot help it. Anyways, though I had breakfast, the lunch specials looked really good, too. You can't beat home cooking. Bottom line, it's too bad this place isn't closer.

Good food and service. Huge menu. Lots of seating. Ample parking. Old time decor. Generally serves…read moreold clientele.

Ordered tenderloin as was large thin kind per person who answered, roast beef/gravy, and fish all…read moreserved with vegetables and 1 additional side: Fish was 3 medium breaded pieces - good. Roast beef/gravy - Roast beef was okay, bit dry and smothered in way too much gravy - I'd suggest light or on the side. Tenderloin - 1/3 container size, medium thick. Okay tasting. Mashed potatoes good, beef gravy somewhat salty. Fresh vegetables were good. None of food was outstanding but a good variety menu and prices.

Stopped by for a late lunch since we were staying at the hotel…read more Our waitress was friendly and generally attentive, but it wasn't the best service we've had. Our order was taken quickly, and came out in a reasonable amount of time. There was a large funeral across the street and apparently the attendees gathered here afterwards because it was pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon. But it was still not too crazy and we were able to have a conversation at a reasonable volume. Lots of TVS playing sports. Some reviews referred to it as a nightclub which seems a stretch. At least in the afternoon it was family friendly.. The espresso martinis were strong and all alcohol. But what I'm used to and not my favorite but we definitely got a nice buzz! The cheese curds were average; the pizza fries were an interesting concept. It would have been nice if the cheese had been melted more. The pepperoni was somewhat spicy. The fries were really good! I truly enjoyed the quinoa bowl. The pork belly was crispy and crunchy and just delectable. It worked well with the quinoa and vegetables. I'd happily eat this regularly. Prices are average. Especially for a hotel, one might even consider them reasonable. It's a good option if you don't want to leave the hotel.

We were staying next door at the Doubletree so this was an easy spot to have a good dinner. Upon…read morewalking in there are plenty of tables to sit at or you can sit at the bar. I sat at the bar and ordered the wings which were crispy and good. I have a garlic allergy and they checked the ingredients to make sure I could have a few things. I ordered a steak and it was cooked medium, had a good experience. People were friendly and there are plenty of TVs to watch games and when it is nicer outside they have an outside patio.

It's convenient, I give them that. But the food quality is right in line with gas station food. It…read moreused to be better when they made smoked food. Let's call them discount Perkins

Will give good and the bad…read more 1. Good. Probably the best place in town for a good and cheap breakfast, hands down. 2. Bad. Service can be very bad. No one around to take orders at the entrance. Some of the drink items not ready at 9 am, after being open for 3 hours. Some of the staff, younger people were always great. Some days it seems that the store is understaffed, and this area is neglected with no staff at all on those days. 3. Bad. Specials for the day are served in a area that seems to be hastily planned. Food is already prepared, and lord knows when it was completed, thus many times it is luke warm and not hot.

Very edible bar food.... Nothing screaming amazing but good…read more.. Nice patio .... Our waiter was pleasant with a sense of humor.

Located next to the Spam Museum in downtown Austin, this local establishment is a great little spot…read morewith some great food options, including Spam-inspired food specials. The grilled Spam and Cheese was fantastic! I highly recommend this sandwich. Choose your side, the fries were fried to a nice crispy finish and the tater tots were amazing too. Great family-friendly atmosphere with lots of kids-meal options on the menu. We were there with a large group and the waitress took great care of us, fantastic service with a smile. This is a must stop when you find yourself in Austin, we will definitely be returning to this spot next time we are in town.

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

Cute little place you can eat at the counter or take it to go. Food was good and the shakes were…read moreamazing. The server was friendly and so was the chef. All around a good time.

Whether you live in Austin, visiting, or driving by. Do yourself a favor and check this place out!…read moreI love a good chicken Alfredo and they nailed it. Their sauce is to die for. The service is always great and friendly. The restaurant also has a nice ambiance. It's perfect for a weeknight takeout or a weekend date night.

This doesn't look like anything too special from the outside but the experience will be fun. We…read moreenjoyed a dinner with included bread and salad. The house vinaigrette was tasty and the Sirloin Alfredo was delicious as was the sausage and peppers that was a bit spicy for me but the hubby liked it. The chocolate torte was a good finish. The only things I would have changed was the sauce was thin/watery for my liking and it was a bit too warm in the restaurant. Server was attentive and friendly.