Much like the original location, Bufalina Due makes the best Neopolitan pizza in town.

Alta's Cafe is an under-the-radar cafe downtown that’s right on the trails near the Convention Center in the Waller Creek Boathouse.

LoLo is a natural wine bar and bottle shop on East 6th Street.

Nixta Taqueria serves some of the best tacos in the city out of a low-key space in East Austin.

Kalimotxo is the downtown Spanish-inspired bar serving pintxos from the people behind Emmer & Rye.

Asti is a casual Italian restaurant in Hyde Park with a long wine list and a great patio.

Vino Vino is, unsurprisingly, great for a glass of wine, especially since the Hyde Park spot is never too crowded and has a casual, comfortable feel.

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.

House Wine in South Austin is one of our favorite spots to drink wine and since it’s really an old house, it’s a comfortable and casual space.

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

June’s All Day is a cool, casual cafe on South Congress we endorse for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks.

Jeffrey’s is a pricey steakhouse where you get what you pay for.

Austin’s best Neopolitan pizza.

Uchiko isn’t a sequel to Uchi. It’s more like a fraternal twin.

With great food and an even better environment, Lenoir is the perfect spot for a special night out.

With its sleek design, small plates menu, and great patio, Launderette is your place for brunch and girls night out.