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

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.

Micklethwait is a BBQ trailer in East Austin. It’s not a classic yet, but these guys know what they’re doing.

Ramen Tatsu-Ya isn’t just Austin’s triendiest ramen spot - it’s Austin’s best ramen spot.

We don't use the term 'legit' often, but there's no other way to describe Tamale House East. Hit it for the breakfast tacos and best migas in town.

Noble Sandwich Co. is one of the better sandwich options in town. It’s home to Austin’s best Cuban sandwich..

P. Terry's is Austin's answer to In-N-Out: a fast, fresh, tasty burger.

A hybrid market and restaurant selling and serving some of Austin’s freshest fish.

Kula serves conveyor belt sushi in North Loop. The fish won’t be outstanding, but your meal will be fun.

The Tavern downtown is one of the best places to post up at the bar - order a drink and the messy but fantastic burger, and watch whatever’s on TV.

This dive bar on Dirty 6th has one of our favorite burgers in the city.

Dirty Martin’s on campus has been open for over 90 years, and serves incredible burgers with thin patties (get the double) in an old-school space.

One of the oldest burger spots in Austin, Sandy’s Barton Springs location has a drive-thru, a walk-up window, and some really solid, cheap burgers.

A casual, quick sushi spot on the East Side with great handrolls and a 45-minute omakase Friday and Saturday nights.

The newest Ramen Tatsu-ya location is on the East Side on a street with a bunch of bars, so it’s good that they’re open late.

Located in the backyard of one of our favorite bars, The Liberty, is East Side Kings, an Asian fusion food truck open late.