Austin

Korea House

2700 w. anderson ln. #501, 512-458-2477. located in the village shopping center and can be a little hard to find; the entrance faces towards the inner courtyard area of the shopping center. they have a decent sushi offering but the korean dishes are delicious and authentic. sometimes they have ob beer - but not recently.

Korea Garden

6519 n lamar blvd ., 512-302-3149.

Shilla

6406 n ih 35 ,512 453-4111. located in lincoln plaza off i-35 access road near us 290 and highland mall. standard korean dishes and bbq. this place also has hite beer and jinro soju. i'd say this place is more authentic than korea house based on the number of koreans that actually go here.

Frank and Angies

Pizza and italian food. supposedly quentin tarantino's favorite restaurant in austin. right next to hut's hamburgers.

Reale's

Pizza and italian food. northeasterners love reale's, as it reminds them of family italian restaurants from home. good food. 13450 north us 183.

Hoeks Death Metal Pizza

Rock out and eat some of austin's most delicious "metal" pizza. 511 e 6th st. austin, tx 78701 512 474-6357

Mr. Natural

1901 e. cesar chavez st. all-vegetarian mexican restaurant, bakery, and health food store that offers breakfast, lunch & dinner as well as a popular buffet. most dishes are or can be made vegan. a local favorite. (http://www.mrnatural-aust...)

Whole Foods Market Cafe

525 n. lamar blvd. & 9607 research blvd. #300 vegetarian-friendly grocery store with numerous food bars offering vegan and vegetarian options. this is whole foods flagship store (http://www.wholefoodsmark...)

Bouldin Creek Coffeehouse

1501 s. 1st street. great coffeehouse with all vegetarian menu. (http://www.bouldincreek.com/)

Casa de Luz

1701 toomey rd. completely vegan restaurant. a meal which includes drink and it's all you can eat. they have several different types of specialty meals each week such as guatemalan or caribbean night. the atmosphere is fantastic as it's located right by barton creek surrounded by lush vegetation.

DaVine Foods

1412 w. oltorf st. this all-vegetarian restaurant offers mostly vegan options including a hummus wrap, tempeh chili, organic juices, smoothies and breakfast tacos that are served all day. meals are priced from $2.95 to $10.95. (http://davinefoods.com/)

Fire Bowl Café

9828 great hills trail, #100. asian restaurant with a ’stir fry your way’ section, allowing for many vegan choices. the menu also denotes, by using a green leaf, which meals are vegetarian if ordered with tofu. priced under $10. (http://www.firebowlcafe.com/)

Hula Hut

3825 lake austin blvd. on their unique polynesian- and mexican-inspired menu aka "mexonesian", you’ll find several vegetarian/vegan options. (http://www.hulahut.com/)

Kerbey Lane Cafe

3704 kerbey ln. this popular eatery offers an extensive vegan menu that includes breakfast tacos, chai pancakes, tofu cheesecake, and more. (http://www.kerbeylanecafe.com/)

Koriente

621 e. 7th st. asian fusion restaurant with many vegetarian and vegan options, including summer rolls, vegetarian curries, and sweet potato noodles. tofu is available on most entrees. (http://www.koriente.com/)

Leaf

419 w. second st. this eatery is focused on serving fresh, tasty salads. choose from the menu or make your own! a few of their soups are vegetarian and/or vegan. (http://www.leafsalad.com/)

Madras Pavilion

9025 research blvd. #100. an all-vegetarian indian restaurant offering a fabulous lunch buffet as well as a dinner menu. (http://www.madraspavilion.us/)

Aster’s Ethopian Restaurant

2804 n. i-35. aster has been delighting austin with her ethopian food for over a decade. the menu includes many vegan choices, both hot and mild: eggplant, two varieties of lentils, potatoes, greens, cabbage, and wonderful injera.

Mothers Cafe & Garden

4215 duval st. winner of several recent austin chronicle food awards, including best veggie burger. excellent vegetarian and vegan fare in a relaxing, pleasant atmosphere. mothers burned down in 2007 but has been completely rebuilt and is as good as ever. (http://www.motherscafeaus...)

Wheatsville Co-op Deli

3101 guadalupe st. a well-known austin health food store with deli that offers vegan and vegetarian items such as sandwiches, soups and desserts. (http://www.wheatsville.coop/)

Satay

3202 w. anderson ln. this restaurant serves fine south-asian cuisine and has an extensive vegetarian and vegan menu available. be sure to try the vegan silken tofu chocolate pie! live music is featured on wednesday nights on the patio. (http://www.satayusa.com/)

Shady Grove

1624 barton springs rd. indoor & outdoor dining with a fun and eclectic atmosphere. home-style foods such as frito pie & chili can be made vegan even the worcestershire is vegan. (http://www.theshadygrove.com/)

Spider House Cafe

2908 fruth st. ipopular local cafe with large outdoor seating area, occasional live music and film showings. vegan cake and peanut buttercups are available as well as chili and burritos which can be made vegan. (http://www.spiderhousecaf...)

The Steeping Room

11410 century oaks terrace, suite 112. a café with a large selection of teas, chai lattes, and wines. soy milk may be substituted for dairy. the menu changes each season and includes a variety of tea sandwiches, soups, and salads with vegetarian and vegan options. (http://www.thesteepingroo...)

Tino’s Greek Café

10515 north mopac. "cafeteria-style" greek food. vegetarian options include tabouli, dolmathes, and vegetarian mousaka. (http://tinosgreekcafe.com...)

Veggie Heaven

1914 guadalupe st. asian-inspired, all-vegetarian restaurant near campus offers popular dishes such as "protein 2000." a local favorite. taiwanese vegetarian.

Austin institution with great Tex-Mex food. The North Lamar location is somewhat out of the way, but also tends to have the shortest wait times. Call ahead because the wait can sometimes be extremely long, though there are free chips and salsa to help make up for it.

Regarded by some as the favorite for Tex-Mex food in town, but this also means they are generally incredibly crowded and loud. Excellent margaritas with specials each night of the week. They're known more for their Mexican martinis than for their food.

This is a well known Tex-Mex restaurant serving out of 5 locations throughout the Austin area. A fun place for happy hour with a more upbeat and younger crowd. The famous purple margarita will do you just fine. But they serve a limit of two so drink responsibly!

A homegrown Tex-Mex restaurant with five area locations aroud town offering a great selection of tasty Tex-Mex dishes. The food and service are consistently good for a reasonable price. For something different try the enchiladas con huevos.

Din Ho Chinese Bar-B-Q

Lunch and dinner. Some of the most authentic Chinese fare in town, specializing in Cantonese and seafood dishes. Chinese BBQ pork and whole roast duck are available for take-out as well. Don't bring Caucasian friends who are squeamish about real Chinese food - take them to Chinatown instead.

Chinatown

Authentic Chinese flavor with a modern twist. Not really fusion, not really traditional either, but very delicious. The restaurant is located upstairs in a two-story building; the bottom floor houses the Japanese restaurant Musashino

Austin classic. Delish burgers, some of the best onion rings in town. Don't miss the Cinnamon Chocolate Shake!