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Restaurants in Austin, $10-$25

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A Golden Wok

ChineseNorth$10-$25

The freshly cooked dim sum is served all the time, with cart service at lunch and on weekends. Otherwise, the Chinese-American standards, tea menu, desserts, and full bar will bring you back.

500 Canyon Ridge Ste. 500-I, 512/228-3688

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B Green Mesquite BBQ

BarbecueSouth Lamar and Barton Springs$10-$25

One of Austin's favorite barbecue dives – it may look seedy, but the menu is extensive and the food is terrific.

1400 Barton Springs Rd., 512/479-0485

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C Grizzelda's

Interior Mexican, Tex-MexLower East$10-$25

Atmospheric Eastside eatery blends coastal and Interior Mexican with Tex-Mex.

105 Tillery, 512/366-5908

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D The Grove Wine Bar & Kitchen

West Austin and Lakeway$10-$25

The wine list offers 50 wines by the glass or 250 wines by the bottle, either for on-premises drinking or to take home. Make your selections, order a small plate, and you'll have a very nice, small meal.

6317 Bee Caves Rd., 512/327-8822

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E Guantanamera Cuban Cuisine

Caribbean, Deli/Sandwich Shop, South AmericanSouth$10-$25

Armed with a wealth of cherished family recipes for fresh, home-style Cuban cuisine, the menu's opening salvo may be Masas fritas, or chunks of mojo criollo-marinated pork fried in lard, golden outside and succulent within. Lechon asado gets the same marinade and hours in a slow oven until it gets so tender it melts in your mouth. Pollo al horno is a marinated chicken leg quarter that is roasted with onion and red bell peppers, turning it moist and juicy.

6800 West Gate Blvd. #112, 512/382-1022

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F Guero's Taco Bar

Tex-MexSouth Congress and South First$10-$25

Located in the old Austin Seed & Feed building, Güero's has moved into the top tier of Austin institutions without compromising the food. Have your breakfast in the oak garden.

1412 S. Congress, 512/447-7688

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G Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken

Southern/Down-HomeDowntown$10-$25

As the first Texas outlet of a famous Memphis fried-chicken chain, this newcomer comes in strong. The simple menu includes chicken by the plate or individual piece. Plates come with a choice of two or three pieces: white, dark, or the "half chicken" option – one piece of each. Plates come with baked beans and slaw, but substitutions are allowed for 50 cents extra. Start with a couple of cans of Austin Beer Works brew and a plate of the best fried green tomatoes ever.

117 San Jacinto Blvd., 512/474-4877

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H Gusto Italian Kitchen + Wine Bar

ItalianMidtown$10-$25

The happy hour from 4-7pm offers cheaper appetisers and pizza, and the decent selection of wines by the bottle and the glass makes it merrier. The dinner menu features a terrific pappardelle bolognese, as well as a meatball appetizer that melts into its sauce.

4800 Burnet Rd., 512/458-1100

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I Habana Restaurant

CaribbeanSouth Congress and South First$10-$25

Rising from the ashes of a fire, Habana SoCo has returned bigger and stronger. The lechon asado is a must, as is the Cuban sandwich with its lighter bite, and there are lots of appetizers to go with the drinks.

2728 S. Congress, 512/443-4253

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J Hao Hao

Chinese, VietnameseSouth$10-$25

A mix of popular Chinese dishes complements its Vietnamese menu. It really shines with the blackboard Vietnamese specials, particularly the vegetarian dishes.

1901 W. William Cannon #115, 512/447-8121

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K Hay Elotes

DessertsNorth$10-$25

The elotes are superb, thanks to imported white corn, mayonnaise, cream, butter, chile sauce, and a generous amount of queso fresco. But namesake aside, the desserts are the real star.

1200 W. Howard, 512/551-2483

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L Haymaker

Deli/Sandwich Shop, Gastro Pub, Pub GrubEast$10-$25

This Manor Road pub is geared toward sandwich-loving beer drinkers, and claims fame for fantastic poutine, a Canadian dish featuring french fries topped with cheese curds and drenched in gravy.

2310 Manor Rd., 512/243-6702

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M Hea Cafe

Chinese, VietnameseSouth Congress and South First$10-$25

Tasty, generous portions and good service turn newcomers into regulars.

500 E. Ben White, 512/804-2310

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N Hecho en México

Interior MexicanWest Austin and Lakeway$10-$25

The menu boasts appealing items clearly influenced by Central Mexico, the specialty cocktail selections include signature margaritas (including one made with tepache, a fermented pineapple drink that's popular in Jalisco), and the sauces here were all extraordinary, but the precooked meats and chaotic service disappointed.

6001 W. William Cannon, 512/301-0060

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O The Highball

American CafeSouth Lamar and Barton Springs$10-$25

Whether you're looking for a trivia night, a live band, the coolest karaoke rooms in town celebrating every geeky thrill from Super Mario to cinematic Satanism, or just a post-film drink, this bar and event space attached to the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar movie theatre is just the ticket.

1120 S. Lamar, 512/383-8309

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