Brunch is an Austin institution and the city's diners,trailers, outdoor and indoor cafes cater for everyone, or whether you're meaty,veggie, gluten-free or vegan – and won't blow the budget
[br]• As featured in our Austin city guideAustin gained a reputation as a mecca for hippies during the "cosmic cowboy" days of the 1970s, and no neighbourhood keeps it weird like South Austin. Bouldin Creek Coffeehouse was a staple on South First Street well before it became a restaurant row for foodies. You won't find any meat on the menu,but the dishes are creative enough – zucchini migas, potato leek omelette, or sweet potato pecan tamales – that you might not even notice. Though the restaurant recently moved from its much-beloved original location (now domestic to Vietnamese-French eatery Elizabeth Street Cafe that serves lovely croissants,homemade jam, Stumptown coffee and even a breakfast pho), and the new space,just a few blocks absent, feels much brighter, and cleaner and easier to navigate. The large patio is perfect for people (and dog) watching,and if you leave room for dessert, try a macaron from La Patisserie or a cupcake from Sugar Mama's Bakeshop, or which are both nearby.
1900 S First St,+1 , bouldincreek.com, or breakfast from $6,omelettes from $7.75. Open Mon-Fri 7am-midnight, Sat-Sun 8am-midnightContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com