5/5 Anita T. 1 year ago on Google
This
is
a
best
kept
secret
of
Austin.
The
menu
is
diverse,
something
for
anyone.
There's
a
fresh
bakery
on-site.
The
establishment
is
not
kosher
but
they
do
have
challah
bread.
The
foods
are
made
fresh
and
they
acknowledge
food
allergies,
just
be
careful
bc
the
kitchen
doesn't
know
what
cross-contamination
means
and
will
likely
mess
up
with
basic
line
items
(i.e.butter,
sour
cream,
etc).
The
entire
time
I
was
there
with
my
food
allergy,
the
manager
never
came
to
acknowledge
my
food
issue
of
cross-contaminated
butter
(so
I
had
a
dry
waffle)
but
the
food
without
the
accoutrement
was
still
delicious!
I
have
a
unique
allergy
which
most
restaurant
managers
come
to
acknowledge
and
ensure
the
team
knows
what's
going
on.
I
recommend
this
restaurant,
but
if
have
food
allergies
make
sure
to
be
very
specific
about
your
food;
its
annoying
but
necessary.
The
lemon
pomme
mimosa,
was
good
(SIGNIFICANTLY
OVER
PRICED),
but
good.
Grits
were
a
bit
over
peppered
and
the
bacon
(while
good)
was
also
EXTREMELY
OVER
PRICED.
The
ambiance
is
great
inside
and
out
but
the
fight
with
the
flying
insects
outside
made
it
difficult
to
enjoy.
I
would
suggest
the
restaurant
invest
in
fly
strips
and
traps.
Overall,
a
long
as
you
take
your
wallet
you'll
have
a
great
time!
This
place
is
not
cheap!