Been coming here for years. Their fried calamari is the real deal&mdash;tender, not rubbery, and never oily. It&#39;s why I keep coming back. The place itself is nice for a quiet dinner, too.

Late night stop, felt like a regular. Food&#39;s better than you&#39;d expect for a diner. Went back for the full breakfast a few days later - same deal, solid.

Been coming here for years, and the ribs are why. Always fall-off-the-bone tender, never dry. That smoky, savory flavor is just consistent. The jalape&ntilde;o sausage is solid too, but honestly, I&#39;m here for those ribs every time.

The French toast is huge, seriously. It&#39;s like a whole loaf of bread, crispy outside and soft inside. The queso appetizer is also way bigger than I expected, easily enough for three or four people to share.

The old-school cantina vibe is pretty nice. It&#39;s a fun spot, especially when they have live music playing. The atmosphere is lively and feels authentic.

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

Been a regular for ages, and their tacos are still my go-to. The carnitas are so tender, and the fresh cilantro on top just makes it. The horchata is a nice sweet touch to balance the spice.

Been coming here for years. Tried the tasting menu last week. Beef tongue and lamb heart were surprisingly good, even for a picky guy like me. A solid choice.

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.

Crab enchiladas were the main reason for my visit. The crab filling was fresh and plentiful, which was good. The chipotle cream sauce had a nice kick. A solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Love the outdoor patio when the weather&#39;s nice. The inside is super modern, but it does get pretty loud in there. Hard to have a conversation sometimes.

Kevin and Eric are super friendly! They made our girls&#39; night feel extra welcoming. Food was tasty too.

The chicken mole was the best part. Really rich and complex, the sauce had so much going on. Everything else tasted fresh too. Solid spot.

The &quot;I Love You So Much&quot; mural is a classic spot. It&#39;s a quick, fun photo op if you&#39;re already walking down South Congress.

Saw this place on TV, had to check it out. The burger was solid old-school style. Their house red was a surprisingly good match with the chili cheese tots, cut through the richness nicely. Onion rings were on point.

Steven was so attentive, really made the meal. The grilled octopus was perfectly tender, a nice char on the outside. Just a bit pricey for the portion, but I&#39;d go back for that dish alone.

A cozy spot with friendly staff. The lunch specials are tasty and you can tell a lot is made from scratch.

The tram ride down is a cool touch. But the real star is that hill country view from the table &ndash; you don&#39;t see that every day.

Went for Loteria night on a Wednesday! The whole place was buzzing, everyone was playing along in English and Spanish. It made our dinner feel like a little party with friends. Such a fun way to spend a weeknight.

The lighting and decor were spot on for a date. Their wine list had some nice, unexpected options that paired well with our meal.

The jalape&ntilde;o pineapple cocktail was so good! Perfect mix of sweet and spicy. We ended up ordering a second round while catching up. The vibe here is just right for a chill night with friends.

Coffee was top notch. Aaron, our server, had solid suggestions that really helped. The food was good, not amazing, but the service made it a smooth lunch. Convenient spot for a business meeting.

Came here for the first time to catch the game. They had the right channel on without us even asking, which was perfect. Beers were surprisingly cheap for the area.

The frozen margarita flight was a fun idea! I loved trying the different flavors side by side. The mango one was my favorite, super refreshing. A nice little treat on a warm day.

Grilled salmon tacos from their anniversary menu were solid. The corn tortillas really made it. Hope they keep it around.

Staff is super friendly even when it&#39;s packed. They kept my coffee topped off without me asking. Quick check-ins made my solo lunch feel easy. Good vibes for a fast bite.

Busy spot, classic old Austin vibe. Waited a bit but got a table. The Tex-Mex plates are the real deal. Service was solid, no complaints.

Busy but the wait&rsquo;s not bad. Got a patio table last Saturday morning&mdash;classic Austin vibe. Their Bloody Mary was spot on, just spicy enough. Made the whole wait worthwhile.

Carne asada tacos are legit. Got them on my lunch break, quick and tasty. The carne guisada is solid too. Simple, direct Tex-Mex. Just what I needed for a fast bite.

Been coming here for years. Their veggie combo is solid - the rice and beans are always cooked right, and the sauces really tie it together. Nice to have a good meatless option in the neighborhood.

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