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.

La Barbecue in East Austin serves some of the best barbecue in Austin.

A super creative menu and adventurous food make this one of our favorite spots in town.

Sway is a very fun and excellent spot for Thai food, best enjoyed with a big group.

Loro is an Asian smokehouse from the teams behind Franklin Barbecue and Uchi. And yes, it’s exactly as great as you’d expect.

A big, open indoor/outdoor space great for cocktails and Southern food.

Matt’s El Rancho, home to the famous Bob Armstrong queso dip, is as classic Tex-Mex as it gets.

If you’re looking for an awesome dining experience that’s not outwardly trendy, and you don’t mind dropping money for it, Fonda San Miguel is the place.

One of our favorite places to spend an afternoon eating in the sun is Lucy’s Fried Chicken, with a bucket of bird, grilled oysters, and beers.

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

Perla’s is the best upscale seafood experience you can have in Austin.

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.

There isn’t a lot of quality Italian food in Austin, and Italic is some of the best.

A traditional spot serving some of the best steaks in Austin.

Home of the best wings in Austin.

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