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Eating alone? Here are the 20 best Austin restaurants to do it.
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Komé: Sushi Kitchen
Komé is a Japanese restaurant best known for its action-packed sushi rolls, bento boxes, and ramen.
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Swedish Hill Bakery & Cafe
Swedish Hill is an all-day spot in Clarksville that's best for breakfast or during Happy Hour.
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The Tavern
The Tavern is an historic two-story pub near 12th and Lamar with dozens of TVs and great bar food.
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Home Slice Pizza
Home Slice on South Congress is bringing New York-style thin crust pizza to Austin, and is definitely worth a visit.
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Huckleberry
Huckleberry is a trailer parked at Still Austin Whiskey Co. in South Austin. Their menu highlights ingredients from local farms and the Gulf Coast.
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Vince Young Steakhouse
Vince Young Steakhouse is a fairly nice steakhouse in Downtown Austin owned by former Longhorn and NFL quarterback, Vince Young.
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Dirty Martin's Place
Dirty Martin's is an old-school burger spot near UT that's been around since the 1920s.
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Aviary Wine & Kitchen
Aviary Wine and Kitchen on South Lamar is the perfect spot to bring a first date, or catch up with a friend over a glass of wine and small plates.
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Little Deli & Pizzeria
Little Deli feels like a trip back to a simpler time, when the perfect Italian sandwich or slice of pizza was all you really needed.
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Sazan Ramen
Sazan Ramen in the Highland neighborhood serves up excellent bowls of paitan ramen with an extensive selection of Japanese whiskeys.
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Tamale House East
Tamale House East on East 6th Street makes some of the breakfast tacos and migas in town.
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Otoko
Otoko in the South Congress Hotel is an omakase-only restaurant combining a rock ‘n roll barbecue smokeshow with a traditional kaiseki approach.
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Micklethwait Craft Meats
Micklethwait is serving up excellent smoked meats and creative sides out of a vintage trailer in East Austin.
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Salt & Time
Salt + Time is a butcher shop and restaurant hybrid on the East Side - and they do both exceptionally well.
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Batch PM
Batch PM is a food trailer on the patio of Batch Kolaches serving up a variety of bratwurst and Belgian fries.