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Looking for more dinner options? Check out Boiler Nine, Odd Duck, True Foods Kitchen, and The Capital Grille. I’d choose the local melon & tomato salad, seasonal fish with rock shrimp, and wrap it up with the chocolate almond cake. Parkside – I think Parkside is an overlooked restaurant but it has a fantastic menu offering. It’s a great way to taste your way through the restaurant’s food without a huge splurge. Order takeaway and delivery at Austin Daily Press, Austin with Tripadvisor: See 19 unbiased reviews of Austin Daily Press, ranked 785 on Tripadvisor among 3,521 restaurants in Austin. This pairing serves as an intro to the 10-course chef’s tasting menu Barley Swine regularly offers. My picks include Grilled Peaches, Sautéed Shrimp, and the Drum Ceviche followed by the seasonal dessert!īarley Swine – As one of my favorite Austin restaurants, I highly suggest taking advantage of Barley Swine’s 4-course offering.

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Choose three options from their tapas-style menu plus a dessert. Rosewood – This new comer to the Austin restaurant scene has a killer offering. Other worthwhile menu options include Austin Daily Press, Caroline Restaurant, Thai Fresh, and Forthright Cafe. I suggest sticking to to something traditional like the Kale Caesar, Cane Rosso Pizza, and Mini Dirt Cup.

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Sway knows how to do these classics right.Ĭane Rosso – Offering 3 courses at lunch, this $25 priced meal is a real deal. Follow it with the Po-pea Jay and finish with a classic Pad thai with either roasted chicken or egg tofu. Sway – Start with their fresh vegetable spring roll which comes with a crunchy sweet peanut sauce. La Condesa – As a quintessential Austin restaurant that’s often overlooked on the Austin foodie scene, head to La Condesa for lunch and remind yourself why it’s been a longstanding Austin staple! Order the La Reyna, a veggie torta followed by the flourless chocolate cake and add on the Summer Sangria made with a dry rosé to your ‘working’ lunch! Check out my picks below and let me know what restaurants make your list! Lunch Picks ($25) Since there’s so many options and only 2 weeks to eat, I scoured the menus and picked the very best recommendations to maximize your Austin Restaurant Weeks eating potential. Each dollar donated allows CTFB to serve four meals to an Austin neighborhood in need. If you aren’t familiar with Austin Restaurant Weeks, it’s a 2-week period, running August 16th-September 3rd, where select restaurants offer a specialty priced menu for lunch, dinner and drinks.Ī portion of the price from each meal is directly donated to the Central Texas Food Bank.

With some many Austin Restaurant Weeks choices, here’s the few you should be considering.

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