Love this place. Food is great and love the staff. Today it's was so hot in there everyone looked…read moremiserable. Hope they get the AC fixed soon not just for the patrons but the staff also.

We may have found our new favorite diner!…read more My husband and I came here for our lunch after church! I was starving, but we're both on keto diets so I knew our options would be limited to omelets. Like many diners, they offer build-your-own omelets. I chose chorizo and two types of peppers, to get something other than what I make at home. My husband got sausage and mushroom. Fortunately, the let both of us sub avocado for the carby sides. While this is a good place to come while on keto, I'm looking forward to coming back when I can try some of their sandwiches and pies! Austin needs more diners, but if we can't find it in Austin, at least we can find one outside of town, not far from our side of town!

I love this place. The food is always yummy. Make a reservation on line to get in line. Worth…read morethe wait. P.s. try the bacon!!!!

One of my favorite breakfast places! Great food and awesome service!! Never had a bad experience.read more

THE BIG: Southern kitchen fare in the heart of Mueller. Indoor and outdoor seating however we see…read moremost people eating indoors due to the heat. Street or garage parking available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Came here with the wife, baby and in-laws for a morning brunch session before hitting up the Mueller Farmers Market. Definitely get a reservation here because the place was packed. For food, we got an assortment starting with the buttermilk biscuits. Which I highly recommend. For the mains, I got the buttermilk fried chicken and waffles, which was good but lacked something (maybe some heat or salt). The other dieshes we got were the shrimp and grits, southern crab cake benny, and the southern breakfast. All were actually very good. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done here was around $110 for 4 entrees and a biscuit. The biscuit is definitely a must get and try.

The restaurant was on Open Table so I was able to make a reservation the day before which made the…read morevisit great! Jordan our server did a get at job in showing us around the menu. We had the buttermilk biscuits and dates wrapped in bacon as appetizers they were delicious. For entrees ordered steak and eggs, and the half order of shrimp and grits bowls were also outstanding with our Hugo spritz drink. The restaurant was definitely wheelchair accessible and I was able to fit underneath the table comfortably a huge plus I highly suggest going to this restaurant. The ambience was definitely great.

I was in the area for work and looking for a relatively local place. Another Broken Egg is a chain,…read moreyes, but only in the sense that they have other locations in Texas. This trait is both an upside to the local vibe and quality, but a detriment that it is so far from where I live. Because I would definitely be a regular. There were lots of folks waiting on this Saturday morning as I had time to kill before flying home, after visiting the area for work. But, the host station handled everything well, quickly acknowledged people coming in, communicated clearly, and added folks to a text-based notification system. I opted to wait for the bar area and it proved to be faster. The bar staff were phenomenal, friendly, energetic and perfectly attentive. It's a modern cafe in a "strip mall" shopping area in a sense, but still, worth visiting. For the food, I had the coffee. OMG great Colombian coffee, so good. I drank it black - it needed no help. Adding cream or sugar would be an insult. And it was served in a beautiful stoneware mug. I ended up buying one as a souvenir ($23 at the time of this post). I also had the lobster brie omelette. I wasn't 100% on it by the name, but wow - it was amazing. The lobster was just right, it blended with the brie very well, and the eggs and other additions made a beautiful omelette ensemble that hit the spot.

Another Broken Egg Café has the kind of menu that wants you to believe you're about to have a…read morepolished, indulgent brunch -- the sort of thing Austin does extremely well when a kitchen actually commits to balance and intention. On this visit, the ideas were there, but the execution felt like it took the morning off. The Lobster & Brie Omelette sounded like it was aiming for a little coastal glamour, the kind of dish that should feel light, silky, and just a touch celebratory. Instead, the Brie came in like it had something to prove. It sat on top in a thick, molten sheet that never melted into the eggs -- it just smothered them. Pair that with cream cheese inside, and the whole thing leaned dense and sticky on the palate. The lobster was tender, but it didn't stand a chance under all that dairy. In Austin, where chefs know how to let a star ingredient breathe, this felt more like "we had Brie, so we used Brie" than any real culinary intention. The gumbo missed the mark in a different way. The first spoonful tasted thin, like the roux never fully committed. It didn't have that slow‑built depth or warmth that makes gumbo feel like it's been tended to. The seafood didn't bring much character because the base wasn't there to support it. Honestly, the focaccia on the side had more personality than the gumbo itself -- and that's not the hierarchy you want. Service was warm and the space pleasant, but the food felt like ambition without follow‑through. In a city where brunch is practically a competitive sport and where balance, technique, and restraint are the norm -- these dishes needed more refinement and a clearer sense of flavor priorities. With a little more intention, they could be far more compelling than they were on this visit. Tell me this, Yelp fam... what is your fav brunch spot? Write a review about it if you have one.

I was in the mood for classic diner-style breakfast, and after seeing so many great reviews, we…read moredecided to give Phoebe's Diner a try. From the moment we walked in, the hostess gave us a warm welcome, and we were seated right away. It took our server a little while to get to our table, but she arrived with waters in hand, which was appreciated. We started with the fried green tomatoes. They were good, though I've definitely had better back home in Houston. For my entrée, I ordered the Badass Bacon Plate, and it absolutely hit the spot. Everything on the plate was delicious, from the thick-cut slab of bacon to the perfectly cooked scrambled eggs. I especially appreciated that the eggs were seasoned before cooking, something I don't often see at restaurants, and it really made a difference. The hash brown casserole was also fantastic and tied the whole meal together. My brother ordered the fried chicken biscuit and thoroughly enjoyed every bite. Although our server was clearly very busy, the restaurant had a great team approach. Other staff members checked on us, refilled drinks, and made sure we had everything we needed, so we never felt neglected. Overall, it was a great dining experience with delicious food, friendly hospitality, and excellent teamwork. I would definitely recommend Phoebe's Diner if you're looking for a satisfying breakfast or brunch in Austin.

5/5 Stars - I would legally marry this bacon.Listen, I came to Phoebe's Diner for brunch, but I…read moreleft questioning every other meal choice I've ever made. The service was so fast and friendly I thought they were trying to prank me.Here is the breakdown of how they stole my heart: Phoebe Benedict: The poached eggs were so perfect they looked sculpted by Michelangelo. The hollandaise belongs in a museum. Biscuits and Gravy: Fluffier than a cloud and smothered in gravy that tastes like a warm hug from a Southern grandma. Pure, unadulterated comfort food. Side of Bacon: This isn't just bacon. It is a thick-cut, crispy masterpiece. Pretty sure it's the best bacon in Austin, if not the entire universe. Pro tip: Get on their Yelp Waitlist early unless you enjoy staring longingly through the window at strangers eating your future meal. 10/10 will be back to eat my weight in pork products.

Austin's best ice cream place is actually in Manor. I discovered Jupiter's when I got off 290 on…read morethe way to Austin because of the backed-up traffic. What a fun shop! It has everything you could possibly want in one store: Ice cream, frozen yogurt, shakes, floats, Boba teas, ice cream crepes, a huge selection of paletas, and more. And way cheaper than Amy's!

I've tried this place a couple of times on my way to Austin (from Houston). Very clean store with…read moreabout 8 Froyo's (including fat free!). Toppings of course and a variety. They also have about a dozen ice cream selections with toppings. [There are other selections, but I only went here for Froyo and Ice Cream.] The owner was on-site and she was very accomodating/helpful. It is difficult to see this shop from 290 since it is a bit set back and in the middle of a small strip center. Turn on George Bush St and go behind the strip center to get the front. Leave on George Bush St as there is a light and 290 is very busy in this area. Manor TX seems to be "happening" with a lot of new shops/an HEB/Home Depot and much more!

Maxine's Gumbo is a true Manor treasure. We have been coming here for years, and it's consistently…read moresome of the best Cajun food you can find in Manor. ​ Beyond the incredible food, it's the people that make this place special. A huge thank you to the owner, Karen, and to Carrie for the wonderful service they've provided us throughout the years. They truly go above and beyond to make you feel welcome, and so many of my favorite memories with friends have been made around these tables. Bonus Tip: Keep an eye out for their seasonal Kings Cake from Joe Gambinos Bakery! They bring them in straight from Louisiana, and they are the perfect authentic treat to take home. If you want authentic flavors, a warm atmosphere, and staff that treats you like family, Maxine's is the spot. Here's to many more years and many bowls of gumbo! Thank you! Lluvia and in memory of Debbie!

SHRIMP PO BOY IS A GO!!! So yummy and a great deal on the lunch special. Carrie was amazing! Really…read moresweet and attentive server and added a charm. I will definitely be back to see her! Great find in Manor!!!

I was invited to this adorable coffee shop. I loved it the second I pulled into the parking lot. It…read morewas so cute inside, with big and small comfortable couches and chairs. I loved the various seating arrangements. There were so many different styles, you had your choice. Also, I loved that the color scheme was mostly white with drops of color. I loved the green sofa, it's a really beautiful place. I ordered the Pecan Sunrise, and I sure taste the orange bourbon, which is a good thing. The girl at the counter swayed me in that direction, and I'm happy she did. I ordered a buttery pastry that melted my taste buds. It was the perfect light, fluffy pastry, very easy to pull apart, revealing a moist, buttery inside. Not to mention a guitarist was there performing sweet melodies. Also, they have a nice, shaded patio with beautiful items decorating the side of the building and a huge, gorgeous mural. It's honestly the place to be on a Saturday at noon, kicking off the day.

Super cute little hipster vibes coffee shop in downtown Pflugerville. Service was fast and very…read morefriendly. Ginger Pear scone and Nutella pistachio bun are delicious warmed up. Coffee is on point. This place is always packed and poppin' and I can see why. Downside is not a lot of parking so come early! For my taste it is a bit pricey (comparable to Starbucks) but that's due to me mostly making lots of coffee at home. I would come here again to try different pastries and some of their signature coffee flavors.