This Jewish deli serves a wide range of fresh-baked bagels and house-made cream cheese (in flavors like pb nutella and pickle & dill), as well as homestyle favorites like matzo ball soup and hot pastrami on rye.

3742 Far West Blvd. #101, 512/340-1404

2001: Readers <a href="/best-of-austin/year:2001/poll:readers/category:food/schlotzskys-best-lunch-hour-spot/">Best Lunch Hour Spot
2001: Readers <a href="/best-of-austin/year:2001/poll:readers/category:kids/schlotzskys-best-restaurant-for-kids/">Best Restaurant For Kids
1999: Critics <a href="/best-of-austin/year:1999/poll:critics/category:food/schlotszkys-bread-alone-best-place-for-runners-to-carbo-load/">Best Place For Runners To Carbo Load
1996: Critics <a href="/best-of-austin/year:1996/poll:critics/category:food/schlotzkys-and-bread-alone-best-joint-venture/">Best Joint Venture

Einstein Bros. Bagels

Eighteen flavors of steamed bagels; 11 varieties of shmears; a host of sandwiches served on bagels, challah, or sourdough baguettes; and salads, soups, and roll-ups.

4607 W. Braker #500, 512/338-6711

Jason's Deli

The sandwich selections range from traditional deli to wraps and pita pockets, plus special menu sections dedicated to heart-healthy and kids' choices.