Pueblo Viejo in East Austin has some breakfast tacos in town, and it’s also open until midnight on weekends for your post-6th St. drinking needs.

A big, open indoor/outdoor space great for cocktails and Southern food.

The second location of Fresa’s is even better than the original.

Elizabeth St. Cafe isn’t just one of the cutest spots in Austin - it’s also one of the best places for a healthy-ish (or not) meal.

Tacodeli is home to the best breakfast tacos in town, and therefore the best breakfast tacos in the world.

El Chilito has a few locations around Austin, and they’re all reliable spots for tacos and burritos.

Towers of beer, sweet and savory funnel cakes, and a big bar. What more do you want?

G’Raj Mahal is easily some of Austin’s best Indian food, and our favorite place to eat on Rainey Street.

Vino Vino is, unsurprisingly, great for a glass of wine, especially since the Hyde Park spot is never too crowded and has a casual, comfortable feel.

There are many places to get great tacos in Austin, and Torchy’s Tacos is one of them.

ADP’s sandwiches, hush puppies, and tacos are great. But they’re even better over a beer at The Wheel next door.

Thai Fresh is the neighborhood spot that you wish was around the corner from your house. Unless you live off Mary Street, then lucky you.

Hopfields is a French-ish spot in North Campus with a great beer selection and one of our favorite burgers in Austin.

El Chile has three things that no other spot on Manor has: strong margaritas, puffy tacos, and a big patio.

Ah Sing Den is a cocktail bar on East Sixth that’s named after a famous London opium den. Come here for cocktails, or to eat Asian bar food until 2am.

South Congress Cafe is a reliable spot for brunch or a weekday breakfast. But it’s not a secret - get there early or expect a wait.