Kemuri Tatsu-ya

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

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.

Picnik on Burnet Road is an extremely healthy place that’s actually extremely good.

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

Veracruz in East Austin makes the hands-down the greatest migas taco we’ve ever tasted. You won't be mad at the quesadillas, either.

Trancas is easily churning out some of the best tacos in town from its Cesar Chavez truck. Get there before it's no longer under the radar.

Pueblo Viejo in East Austin has some breakfast tacos in town, and it's also open late for all your post-6th street drinking needs.

El Chilito has a few locations around Austin, and they're all reliable spots for tacos and burritos.

Paperboy is a food truck that only serves breakfast, but it does it exremely well.

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

Vinaigrette is doing its part to make salads something to be excited about.

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

The second location of Fresa's is even better than the original.

Jacoby's is the kind of place people outside of Texas dream about. The food isn't life-changing, but the huge backyard and charm make up for it.

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

G'Raj Mahal is easily some of Austin's best Indian food, and our favorite place to eat on Rainey Street.