Good eats in area of Brodie / Slaughter / Wm. Cannon / Manchaca
I will be visiting Austin next week and staying in the neighborhood bordered by Brodie Lane, Slaughter Lane, William Cannon and Manchaca.
Would love any and all recommendations for good eats in the area: store-front bbq; taco carts; hamburger stands; fast food joints (I like Carvels); etc.
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Well, I for Tex-Mex, I like Maude's at the corner of Slaughter and Brodie. Love the chips and salsa and the chicken enchaladas with green ranchero suace. In the same shopping center is Brick Oven Pizza. Have lunch specials. Pretty good Italian food.
Casa Garcia's at Manchaca and William Cannon is good too.
Most people will think I'm crazy, but I really like the fried chicken at Bill Miller BBQ also at Manchaca and William Cannon. They have these marinated onions that I just love.
Evangeline's is good for cajun.
Maybe someone can help me, but there is a chinese restaurant at Manchaca and Slaughter in the HEB shopping center. It is on the opposite end of the center from HEB. Good food.
Venture on down to Ben White and Manchaca for breakfast at Dan's Hamburgers and then go back and get the best burger in town. -
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re: mwreese
really?? i used to like going there 5+ years ago. but then i started to realize how much the food and atmosphere kinda sucks. plus, when i heard it had been a candidate for Kitchen Nightmares, i got a wee bit turned off. i will admit that the sweets in the bakery case were always pretty yummy.
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I can't remember the name of the place, but one of my fav hidden locales in this area is a gas station on the corner of Pleasant Valley and Wm Cannon that has a hidden Mexican restaurant on the other half of it that has some of the best damn B-fast tacos around. I think MPH and Scrumptious have mentioned the place as well.
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I"m not a fan of Tino's Greek Cafe but I only eat the vegetarian items so perhaps the meat is better? Either way, if you have decent Greek food where you live it doesn't seem worth it to me.
La Familia is a little Mexican place in the strip center on Wm Cannon between Mopac & Brodie. They have great salsa and nachos.
Pho Thai Son is really good-when my Dad was here I had to bring him there twice. Order the pho though-that's definitely their specialty.
I agree Evangeline over Cypress Grill.Hope you find something good!
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Evitas Botanitas - just north of william cannon on south 1st. Great food. I have dreams about this place....
Chief's BBQ - cheap bbq gem on south 1st and dittmar. I recommend the homer. Or the bbq'd bologna. Tasty and very unique bbq sauce.
Hao Hao - good vietnamese. on william cannon and manchaca.›1 Reply-
re: snakesplanes
Evita's is great, and they sure could use the support right now:
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I think you mean Culvers, not Carvels.
Tino's Greek Cafe. Everything is good, but I particularly like the Chicken shish kabob.
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re: sqwertz
I think she means Carvel's, which is a chain we don't have here. I've never been there so I have no point of comparison, but i hear good things about their ice cream.
In this area, I like Madam Mam's (discussed pleanty on this board) and Hyde Park Bar and Grill, both on Westgate and Ben White.
Also Spec's on Brodie and Ben White has pretty good sandwiches for lunch as well as the biggest liquor and wine selection in town.
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re: barleybob9
ooo, my hood!
Evangeline Cafe- great cajun of course, and GREAT hamburger (2-for-1 on Monday)
Pho Thai Son
Galaxy Cafe
KC Donut (near Evangeline on Brodie) has great kolaches and croissant breakfast
sandwiches if you get there earlyish enough.
La Posada -texmex - yummy stuffed avocado
Culvers for fast food
Tino's Greek Cafe
Cypress Grill (cajun again) on the other side of Mopac is pretty good, but Evangeline is way better
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