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June 8, 2007

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Everything

Hyde park is my Austin staple. There’s basically everything you could want on the menu, and it’s all great! You have to get the fries (they’re famous! a half order is more than enough) and then go for it! Great casual atmosphere; you can feel comfortable in shorts and a shirt or Sunday clothes.

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Fries

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Seasoned perfectly, sauce they’re served with is amazing

grilled chicken alfredo pizza

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some of the best I’ve had! Great, crispy crust

meat loaf

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I’ve heard people compare it to their grandmother’s!

Tuna steak sandwhich

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a great, light dinner meal. The bread it comes on is almost as good as the tuna itself.

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Veggie Heaven

1914 Guadalupe St
Austin, TX
(512) 457-1013
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May 17, 2008

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Veggie Heaven

Veggie Heaven is a small, family owned, impersonal restaurant with a HUGE menu and fast service. You seat yourself and hardly communicate with your waiter, but the food is wonderful. Everything here is vegetarian (a lot of vegan options, as well). My favorite dishes are made with vegetable protein, which I recommend for you meat-eaters! All in all, you’ll find something you like here—a good first try is the “Protein 2000” located on their favorites menu, and don’t forget the wide selection of bubble tea!

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Protein 2000

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Great dish—kind of like Orange Chicken with brocolli, but its vegetarian and a slightly different taste.

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The Clay Pit

1601 Guadalupe St
Austin, TX
(512) 322-5131
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June 24, 2008

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Curry Heaven!

One word: Korma…and you’ve got to try this sweet curry from the Clay Pit! Korma is my favorite item on the menu, but I’ve tried all of their curries and have never been disappointed. Each dish is customized to your preferred level of heat, from mild to extra spicy, and nothing is complete without a basket of naan, which is kind of like an Indian pita. I’d recommend any varieties with galic on it. And for you celiacs out there—almost everything on the menu is gluten-free. Just ask your waiter!

The food isn’t the only reason to try The Clay Pit—the atmosphere is like sitting in the middle of a low-lit wine cellar, but you can fit in whether you’re wearing jeans or business professional. And remember—parking is free in the lot to the left (right before you get to the restaurant on Guadalupe) after 5:30, so you shouldn’t have to worry!

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Korma

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Sweet coconut curry, the best I’ve had! Perfect with paneer.

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Uchi

801 S Lamar Blvd
Austin, TX
(512) 916-4808
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June 8, 2007

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Favorite Sushi!

The best sushi restaurant in Austin! The fish is always fresh and the experience there is incredible. Very upscale, but with a more casual atmosphere. The chef creates some wonderful sushi dishes: there’s everything from the standard rolls to sushi served with fruit. I definitely recommend trying the Shag roll!

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Kyoto

315 Congress Ave
Austin, TX
(512) 482-9010
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June 8, 2007

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Happy Hour

Kyoto is very good sushi and a cute little place downtown for a great price between 6:00 and 6:45 when they have happy hour and half price sushi! If you split 4 rolls you end up spending around $15!

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spider roll

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longhorn roll

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I’m not sure there is actual raw fish in here, but the sauce it comes with (burnt orange) is just a little spicy

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