O/T - Austin pig-out guide

[Mike Zenor]

You Round Uppers best bring an appetite, 'cuz Austin has some of the best grub around...

MEXICAN

Guerros, 1400 South Congress
Cisco's, 1511 E. 6th
El Azteca, 2600 E. 7th
Fonda San Miguel (http://www.fondasanmiguel.com/BodyHome.htm)

DOWN HOME & SOUL FOOD

Dot's, 13805 Orchard Lane
Hoovers (http://www.hollyeats.com/Hoovers.htm)
Broken Spoke (http://www.brokenspokeaustintx.com/)
Threadgills (http://www.threadgills.com/mainframe.htm)

B-B-Q

Stubbs (http://www.stubbsaustin.com/)
Salt Lick, Driftwood (http://www.saltlickbbq.com/)
Pok-E-Jo's (http://www.pokejos.com/PJHome.html)
Kreuz Market, Lockhart (http://www.kreuzmarket.com/)
Louie Mueller's, Taylor (http://www.louiemuellerbarbeque.com/?)

Chow down!

[buzzard]

May I also suggest Shady Grove. www.theshadygrove.com (http://www.theshadygrove.com) One of my favorites in town for chicken fried steak.
Good food, close to the club, and owned by Kontinental Bro. Mike Young.

[Mike Zenor]

Sorry for the ommission Buzz - all of Mike Young's restaurants (Chuy's, Hula Hut, Shady Grove) are great.

[CrazyDaddy]

You forgot Tex-Mex: Trudy's, 30th just off Guadalupe;
and County Line is pretty fair bbq, on FM2222 east of loop 360.

[59BuickWagon]

Crazyeddie beat me to it. When I used to go to Austin a lot no trip was complete without diner at either the County Line on Bees Cave Road or out on 2222. The nice thing about the one on the 2222 was baeting on the rental car on the way out and back - great road!

Jorge's still on 6th Street for margaretas? How about Jaun Goldstein's for an Irish taco? (jalapeno on a potato skin).

Boy I miss that place!