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There’s a a couple brick and mortar locations, but I love the food truck location at Craft Pride on Rainey Street best. 🙂 Via 313 is Detroit-style, so it’s a rectangular deep-dish pizza cut into four pieces.

Perfect for those late-night cravings when you’re bar-crawling. You’ll probably run into me here sometime! It’s also an award-winning brewpub with some fantastic IPAs and a killer guest tap list.ģ. This one is my personal favorite, and I eat it way too often…. Get it by the slice or by the pie, but everyone needs to try Homeslice Pizza at least once….it’s the most famous pizzeria in Austin! It’s a New York style thin crust, but they also make a deep dish that is deeeeelish.Ģ. They offer “new school barbecue,” because Evan said that he was tired of every bbq place having the exact same menu. I particularly love their desserts (if you can save room!) They rotate, but one of my favorites is the cheddar cheesecake.Īlso see: how long is the line at Franklin Barbecue?ġ. I adore this BBQ trailer opened by Evan Leroy and Sawyer Lewis. They serve meat by the pound and on sandwiches, but I’d pass on that and try their delicious tacos: smoked meat served in a fluffy, homemade flour tortilla.

For something totally unique, try Valentina’s. It’s ok….that just makes the brisket taste that much better!Ģ. La Barbecue in east Austin is a popular place!! The lines can be long (but no where near as long as Franklin BBQ).

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Tyson’s Taco’s They’re open 24/7 and “Authentically Austin,” meaning the team at Tyson’s Tacos learned how to make their tacos from Austinites! Expect lots of smoky BBQ flavors and funny names, like my favorite, the Avocado Abogado with ribeye and avocado! Mmmm… These babies are pretty massive one of them will fill me up!ģ. My go-to is a simple egg/chorizo/cheese or egg/bean/potato.

I adore these breakfast tacos! Polvo’s makes their big, warm flour tortillas homemade every day and fills them up with your choice of ingredients. Their migas taco is award-winning and will knock your socks off.Ģ. One of the most popular taco trucks in Austin with two truck locations + a brick and mortar in Round Rock. Also, this guide to the Top 20 Restaurants in Austin is a good place to start!) I chose 11 popular food categories for this list:ġ.Veracruz All Natural. Click here to run your own search by part of town, type of food, or time of day. (Now, these are my top 3 choices, but I have SO many other suggestions on my Austin Index. So I compiled this list for all of you who are like me, who want to be given 3 solid choices in a wide variety of categories. If you want my FREE 3-day guide to Austin, click here for an immediate download! Without being able to specify exactly what type of food I’m craving and where in town I’ll be hanging out, I just want the answer to my “generally-speaking-what’s-the-best-food-in-town?” type of question… It’s kind of vague, and it’s a little hard to answer! Haha. Now, to be fair, I ask the same thing of locals when I visit a new city. Wondering where to eat in Austin if it’s your first time to visit? You’re in luck – I created this guide just for you! I’m writing this blog post by popular request, because without a doubt, the #1 question I get via messages on instagram, emails from readers, comments on the blog, or just random strangers who find out I’m a food blogger is: Where Should I Eat In Austin As A First Time Visitor?

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