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1112 E. Sixth +
Light-filled and cheery with brightly colored walls and an open floor plan, this place serves up a raved-over crust on fried items as well as the best peach cobbler in these parts. Read our review.
1050 E. 11th #100 + 391-2331
Located inside the DoubleTree Guest Suites, the cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Try the Sunday buffet.
303 W. 15th + 478-7000
If you’re wandering past The Driskill Hotel, don’t overlook this place. The cafe has had a face-lift and acquired a new chef. Be sure to sample the pricey but delicious selection of baked goods.
604 Brazos + 391-7066
This attractive, comfortable place has exceptional small-dish food, great drinks, and a stunning wine list.
612 W. Sixth + 474-2194
This "chef-inspired comfort food" includes stuffed Swiss chard, beer cheese, and a fancy twist on fried jalapeños, plus burgers, breakfast, and meat loaf. Don't forget about the milkshakes. Read our review.
600 N. Lamar + 472-5400
This place has enjoyed neighborhood success and beyond for 16 years now. New chef Jason Tallent has revitalized the dinner menu, but continues the tradition of exquisite food presented simply. Among the standards are some delicious jewels, such as Strube Ranch Wagyu flat iron steak, and baby greens with shaved persimmon. Read our review.
1005 W. 34th + 371-3400
Segafredo Zanetti espresso, Bindi cakes, and gelato imported from Italy are offered here, as well as light breakfast and lunch fare.
9828 Great Hills Trail #120 + 795-9292
Before you have the espresso of your dreams, treat yourself from this expansive menu.
3801 Capital of TX Hwy. N. Ste. G-100 + 327-4448
910 Round Rock Ave., Round Rock + 244-1009
You'll find traditional dishes seldom seen elsewhere, as well as Asian fusion creations with Thai and Chinese influences. Delicious and inexpensive.
2400 E. Oltorf Ste. 1-A + 448-4722
13376 N Hwy 183, Ste 100 + 258-5445
Try this Lubbock-based chain for both traditional Tex-Mex and adventurous Interior Mexican offerings.
2901 Capital of TX Hwy. S., Bldg. 7 + 306-0857
Genuine value for your dollar is what sets this place apart. That, and superfresh ingredients in handsome portions prepared with skill. Read our review.
6519 N. Lamar + 614-4974
6301 W. Parmer, #505 + 297-2758
Reasonably priced Mexican cuisine and a relaxed setting make this a great place for a quick, no-hassles meal.
1911-A E. Riverside + 442-8402
8120 Research Blvd. Ste. 104B + 419-7554
3503 Webberville + 480-0930
Alamo Village shows new – and mainstream – movies with the same old – and delicious – menu as its Downtown progenitor.
2700 W. Anderson + 459-7090
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