A breath of fresh Thai air in a land of chain restaurants. The Duck Jacuzzi has an odd name, but crispy duck w/ pineapple and lychee in panang curry was scrumptious. Crab wontons earn top marks too.
They don't offer a Bloody Mary, but a Michelada will do the trick as a companion to their excellent Huevos Rancheros. Austin vibe comes to the Deep Ellum district.
Food service takes forever, but if you order soon after you arrive, it's well worth the wait.
There's only one way to go, and that's with the Don Juan...eggs, potatoes, cheese and bacon w/ tortillas. Somehow, they make something so simple taste so good. Often turns into two meals for ~$6.
Didn't think one could work ahi tuna into a muffaletta sandwich, but these folks pulled it off pretty impressively. Be prepared to wait awhile on food, though, even at lunch.
Anything with their rare roast beef is going to blow you away...provided that you like meat, of course.
Perfect dreary or chilly day lunch or dinner? The best chili in town, served right here.
The eggs benedict is pretty solid. Best part about it is that they use pastrami for the meat. Hollaindaise sauce is a little lemony depending on the day you go
Well worth the $12 charge to sample and tour on Saturday...be sure to buy tickets early, though! The art is impressively unique as well.
