Maria Rosario was our waitress for breakfast. She spoke Spanish, which was a huge help since my parents don&#39;t speak much English. Made ordering so much easier for them. She checked on us a few times without being overbearing. Really appreciated that.

Tried the new Lobsterfest menu. The lobster baked potato was my pick. Really focused on the freshness of the lobster meat, it was the highlight for me. The potato itself was a bit heavy, but the seafood was spot-on.

Loved the beer selection here! They had so many local and craft options on tap. The staff was super friendly and even let me try a couple samples before I decided.

The mushroom and fried avocado tacos were really good. The salsa verde they serve with them is great. I&#39;ve never seen those options anywhere else. Horchata was a nice pairing.

The lunch special is a solid deal at $11. My plate came with beans and rice, and a surprisingly decent house red that paired well. A good find for a casual midday bite.

Service was a bit hit or miss, but the vibe and the drinks were on point. Came for a friend&#39;s birthday, and the food was solid. Just don&#39;t expect super attentive staff the whole time.

The guacamole was a little bland, but I really liked the patio seating on South Lamar. It&#39;s a nice, quiet spot to enjoy a veggie burger.

Parking was a bit of a hunt on a Saturday night, but the line moved fast. I snagged a table outside, which was lovely until the sun really hit. Maybe better for an evening visit.

Service was super friendly and attentive. Our food came out fast, which was great because we were starving. The server gave us some solid recommendations from their huge menu - really helped us narrow it down!

The complimentary popcorn and cornbread with honey butter were a nice touch. The cornbread was warm and the honey butter was a good match. It&#39;s a pleasant way to start the meal.

Alfredo was so spot on with his suggestions. The bruschetta he recommended was just right. And that pasta special with black truffle? I&#39;m still thinking about it.

The roasted cabbage was a standout, perfectly charred and smoky. Lamb pops were tender, cooked just right. Love that the menu rotates, keeps me coming back to see what&#39;s new.

I&#39;ve been ordering their weekly meal kits for a while now. Always pick a new dish to try, and haven&#39;t had a miss yet. The ingredients feel really fresh. Yeah, it&#39;s a bit pricey, but on those crazy work-from-home days, it&#39;s a total lifesaver.

The patio is so Austin with all the twinkly lights and plants.

The egg and bean taco with avocado sauce was pretty good, and the tortilla soup was decent. It&#39;s solid, homestyle cooking and the prices are fair. Felt like a nice, simple lunch.

Santa Rita Pescado was a solid choice. The grilled Gulf drum was cooked well, and the portion was satisfying for the price.

I&#39;m not vegan, but I had to try their breakfast tacos. Honestly, they taste just like the real deal. The flavors were spot on and actually really satisfying. I&#39;d get them again.

The grilled lamb was cooked just right, and the hummus was creamy. What really stood out was their wine list - found a nice red that paired beautifully with the smoky flavors. The place has a warm, upscale vibe, good for a relaxed dinner.

The carne guisada in the breakfast tacos was tender and flavorful. The tortillas had that great homemade texture. I just wish the fillings were a bit more generous. Paired nicely with a simple michelada, though.

A solid spot to get some work done. Plenty of outlets and decent coffee. The food selection is fine, though the pastries were a bit dry.

Claire was super attentive. The Mexican Martini was a highlight&mdash;really well balanced. The whole place has this relaxed, modern vibe that just makes it easy to unwind for a couple hours.

Sat at the sushi bar. The chefs were really cool, chatting and explaining things as they worked. Made the whole experience way more fun than just eating.

Solid burger and fries for under $9 with a drink. The place itself is pretty basic, but I actually liked that. No frills, just a clean spot with decent lighting and comfortable booths. It&#39;s a good choice when you just want a simple, no-pressure meal.

The Asian grain bowl was solid, but the extra tofu portion for the price felt a bit small. The sweet potato could&#39;ve been cooked a little longer.

The Belgian beer selection here is pretty good, with some decent finds you don&#39;t see around Texas much. Prices are a bit high, but the quality is there.

Thai Bang-Bang Chicken was a standout. Good flavor, well-seasoned. The portion was reasonable for the price. Service was prompt. Solid choice for a quick business lunch nearby.

Solid spot for a quick, custom lunch. I like how you can see them assemble your bowl fresh. The chicken was nicely grilled, not dry. Could use a bit more sauce options, but it hits the spot.

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