With its sleek design, small plates menu, and great patio, Launderette is your place for brunch and girls night out.

You don’t have to go to Uchi to get great raw fish. Komé is a reasonably-priced, high-quality alternative.

Justine’s in Govalle has a fun bar scene with attractive people and tasty French food.

An adventurous Japanese restaurant we love so much we’d consider buying property nearby.

Odd Duck is an excellent farm-to-table restaurant serving sophisticated food without any stuffiness.

Uchiko isn’t a sequel to Uchi. It’s more like a fraternal twin.

Austin’s best Neopolitan pizza.

With great food and an even better environment, Lenoir is the perfect spot for a special night out.

If you’re looking for an awesome dining experience that’s not outwardly trendy, and you don’t mind dropping money for it, Fonda San Miguel is the place.

Perla’s is the best upscale seafood experience you can have in Austin.

There isn’t a lot of quality Italian food in Austin, and Italic is some of the best.

If you’re planning a big night out, Olive & June has food, drinks, and a patio that won’t disappoint.

L’Oca d’Oro serves modern, light-ish Italian food in a laid-back environment.

Emmer & Rye’s seasonal small plates and beautiful space make it one of the better places for a special occasion dinner.

Kemuri Tatsu-ya is serving Japanese/barbecue/Tex-Mex fusion in East Austin, and it’s one of the greatest meals you can have in the city right now.

Mattie’s at Green Pastures is a historical restaurant serving Southern food and a great brunch in Bouldin Creek.