Voted one of the essential Texas restaurants to visit before you die, this Mexican paradise is known for its mole, Acapulco-style ceviche, lavish Sunday brunch, and killer margaritas. Read more
This Austin fine dining classic was the first to offer interior-style Mexican food in Austin. Their mole is some of Austin's best, and their dining room is charming and playful. [Eater 38 Member]
I love Mexican food and heard that this was the place to go so my honey and I decided to go and it was good! Had the taco al pastor, soup and a chicken dish. There tortilla are homemade a total hit!
Three decades serving Interior Mexican cuisine (cochinita pibil, pescado veracruzano) surrounded by vibrant art and an organicgarden makes this fine dining spot one of the loveliest anywhere.
For something lighter, the ensalada de espinacas combines spinach leaves, toasted almonds, chiles, & panelacheese, and there is the camarones Tikin Xik which has just the right amount of kick to it. Read more
Where to start? Best ceviche, best mole, and the Camarones Chipotle and Camarones Adobados are two of the best grilled shrimp dishes I've had anywhere.
Whether you order the tender tacos al pastor or the fall-off-the-bone cochinita pibil (pork baked in a banana leaf), you'll have a hard time believing you're not in Mexico. Read more
An Austin original traditional Mexan Food Restaurant. One of the best dishes is the enchiladas de pato, which are shredded duck enchiladas dowsed in a poblano-spinach sauce. Read more
Treat yourself to authentic Mexican food in a city filled with Tex-Mex restaurants. Indulge in tender tacos "al pastor" to feel like you traveled south of the border.
For happy hour, check out the "garden fresh" appetizers @Fonda, from their very own garden. We had the Hurraches (only $3.50 ea!) w/ radishes & serranos.. Read more