The gluten-free scones were so good, I almost forgot about the restrictions. They had a nice crumb, not dry at all. It&#39;s rare to find a bakery that gets it right.

Stopped in last minute on Valentine&#39;s Day for treats. The owner was so helpful picking things out for my team.

The challah French toast was fluffy and cooked just right. Portion was generous for the price.

Stopped by for a lazy Sunday brunch. Ordered at the counter and grabbed a table on the patio. The vibe is super chill, no fuss. Just a really comfortable spot to hang out for a couple hours.

Came in for a quick lunch and got the crispy tofu. It was really nicely charred, lots of flavor. The lo mein was solid too. Good spot for a vegan bite.

Been coming here for years. That dark chocolate with olive oil and sea salt? Sounds weird, I know. But it&rsquo;s the one thing I keep ordering. They&rsquo;ve had it on the menu forever, and it&rsquo;s always just right.

The counter seat is the move here. You get the full old-school diner energy&mdash;the sizzle from the grill, the friendly banter with the staff. It&rsquo;s loud and packed, but that&rsquo;s part of the vibe. Felt like stepping back in time for a minute.

That chocolate cake was something else. Rich and fudgy, but not heavy at all. Honestly, might be the best slice I&#39;ve found in Austin so far.

Ordered their desserts for our wedding. They did a great job with dietary restrictions, and the presentation was lovely. But honestly, the price per portion felt a bit steep for what it was.

First time at Amy&#39;s, I was curious about their vegan options. The Mexican Vanilla ice cream was the highlight for me. You can really taste the fresh vanilla bean, and the texture is so creamy. The smoothie was nice too, very refreshing. I appreciate when a place pays attention to the quality of their ingredients.

Great spot downtown with a drive-thru for quick pickups. Loved the outdoor picnic tables for enjoying our ice cream.

Right on South Congress, so we popped in after shopping. The line looked long but moved fast. Got the brisket sandwich, the meat was tender and smoky. A solid spot for a quick bite.

Espresso and coffee gelato were strong and rich, just what I needed. It&#39;s a very small shop, seating is tight. Had to take mine to go. The gelato quality is solid, but the lack of seating is a practical downside.

Chris always remembers my order. Makes the lunch rush way smoother. Got a free drink last week for being a regular. Nice touch.

Fun spot by Barton Springs. Grabbed the Bhumi bowl with Nutella and banana after a walk. Hit the spot.

Been coming here for years, and the jalape&ntilde;o sausage and cheese kolache is my go-to. Pastry&#39;s always warm and buttery, never dry. It&#39;s the one thing I know will be exactly right every time.

Cookies are decent, a bit on the small side. The $20/dozen price is fair for the area. Appreciate that they always take the time to warm them up before handing them over.

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