Best New Restaurants in Austin (With Map!) – June 2023
THERE ARE ALWAYS SO MANY FABULOUS NEW RESTAURANTS IN AUSTIN...
...and it’s hard to keep up with it all! That’s where this list comes in: these are some of the best new restaurants in Austin, and they’re all listed out on a map so you can find one that’s convenient for you.
Every restaurant on this list has opened in the past 12-18 months. (So some are *brand* new and some are just new-ish.) They’re all absolutely fantastic and worth a visit.
Psst: and if you don’t care about the hottest restaurants in Austin and you just want to find some tried-and-true restaurants in Austin that have been among the best for years, here are the 10 best places to eat in Austin.
Use this map to find a new Austin restaurant near you:
Best New Restaurants in Austin, Texas
Fast Friends Beer Co
(Opened May 2023)
Fast Friends Beer Co. is finally open! It's that giant new build on the east side of I-35 in South Austin. If you drive past the William Cannon or Slaughter exits frequently, you've seen it.
The head brewer, Luke Wortendyke, came to this position after working as head brewer at Wren House in Arizona. He's pretty well known for a certain hazy IPA, so if you're into big, hazy beers and you want to try a good one, check out Fast Friends.
There are also plenty of other delicious options on tap: a delicious Czech pilsner, served on an authentic Czech side-pull faucet, a low(ish) ABV cream ale, a West Coast IPA, and a few others in addition to cider and wine options.
Pizza and snacks are available. Just order from the QR code and you'll get a text when your food is ready for pick-up at the counter.
I get a lot of questions about "kid-friendly breweries," simply because I have two young children and I'm often at Austin breweries. I wouldn't list Fast Friends was a kid-friendly option. While it is very large, has plenty of space, and sells pizza and soft drinks, it's a tall building with steep staircases. In order to get from the main tap room to the outdoor area with corn hole, you have to go down a steep flight of stairs.
Fast Friends is an excellent spot for...friends! It's next to the highway, but the covered patio is on the side of the building that's away from the highway, so you actually feel like you're in a bit of a secluded oasis.
The building is large but parking is limited, so if you're visiting on a weekend try to get a ride share or carpool, if possible.
WEBSITE | 7313 N Interstate 35 Frontage Rd NB, Austin, TX 78744
La Popular
(Opened April 2023)
La Popular is a Mexican restaurant that just opened at Lantana Place (on Southwest Parkway) in Austin. The restaurant is originally from Mexico City and serves Mexico City cuisine (slightly different from traditional Tex-Mex you might find in Texas, but not too different...) and this Austin location is their second location in the United States. More to come soon!
The restaurant is GORGEOUS. The square-shaped bar is the central focus of the room. There are plenty of indoor tables and lounge areas, and the wall of the restaurant opens up to the outdoor patio, creating a breezy, airy, indoor/outdoor feel.
The menu at La Popular lends itself to a celebratory occasion. Show-stopping cocktail, complimentary salsa samplers with 5 housemate flavors, guacamole with chicharron, and decadent ribeye fajitas. Everything is absolutely scrumptious.
Pro tip: if you can, save a little bit o space for dessert. The tres leches cake is among the best in Austin.
WEBSITE | 7415 Southwest Pkwy, Austin, TX 78735
Uptown Sports Club
(Opened March 2023)
If it seems like everyone is talking about this new Austin restaurant, it's because...well, they are. Uptown Sports Club is one of the hottest new restaurants in Austin right now.
It's not only because it's owned by Aaron Franklin, founder of Franklin BBQ and one of the biggest names in the Austin culinary scene.
Or that it's in a historic east Austin building that was meticulously renovated instead of being torn down. (Which is what most developers are doing in east Austin.)
It's also that the restaurant, food, and vibes are so good. Really. This is a fun spot you'll want to visit again and again.
The menu is Texan take on Louisiana food, with coffee and breakfast in the morning and cocktails and po'boys, gumbo, and oysters in the afternoons and evenings.
WEBSITE | 1200 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702
Flo's Wine Bar
(Opened March 2023)
Flo's is the epitome of a neighborhood wine bar: it's cute, casual, bright, and welcoming. Families stop by for pizza and soft serve at the adjacent AllDay Pizza, couples stroll in to share a bottle of rosé at the bar, babies hang out in their strollers on the sunny patio, and groups of girlfriends perch on outdoor steps, waiting for tables to open up.
It's located in the Colorado Foothills, just across the street from Camp Mabry. This neighborhood near Mount Bonnell really doesn't have a lot in the way of eateries, so a neighborhood spot that people can walk to so easily is a bit of an anomaly.
And it's hard to say if we're still in the honeymoon phase or if it will stay this crowded forever, but it's safe to say that Flo's is absolutely crushing it in their first few months of opening. This little Austin wine bar is constantly packed. (But tables clear out quickly, so don't be deterred...just hang out for 15 minutes and something will open up!)
WEBSITE | 3111 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703
Ling Wu
(Opened Feb 2023)
Ling Wu Asian Restaurant, sister restaurant to Lin Asian Bar and Qi, has officially opened on Southwest Parkway in the Lantana Place Development.
If you've been to chef Ling Qi Wu's other popular Asian restaurants in Austin (Lin Asian Bar in Clarksville and Qi in downtown Austin) you'll be in familiar territory: amazing dim sum, the best soup dumplings in Austin, and fresh, delicious Asian entrees like Kung Pao Shrimp and Sesame Chicken. Everything on this menu is featured at at least one of the other restaurants, and even the hanging lanterns on the patio and the interior decor feel the same. (If it ain't broke, you know?)
However, this restaurant is new and exciting in one very important way: it's located in a part of Austin that desperately needs more local and high-quality restaurants.
With the fun cocktail and sake menu, the gorgeous restaurant, incredible food menu, and careful service, Ling Wu is a great option for lunch meetings, date nights, and dinners out with groups of friends.
WEBSITE | 7415 Southwest Pkwy, Austin, TX 78735
Luminaire
(Opened Feb 2023)
San Antonio chef Steve McHugh has officially opened his first Austin restaurant! Luminaire is a bright all-day eatery located in the Hyatt Centric hotel (next door to the historic Paramount Theatre) with a tall ceilings, a lively environment, and a meat-heavy menu. But, of course, the menu is no surprise to anyone who has dined at his flagship restaurant, Cured.
Luminaire's menu is a tad hard to explain. In fact, when they launched, the website simply said "a wide variety of food made from high quality ingredients." But upon dining you can tell that the emphasis is on meat, with a dinner board of curated meats, cheese, and snacks ($65), some light veg-focused starters (try the grilled broccolini with citrus yogurt), and larger meat-forward entrees. But one of the best parts of the menu is the "Delgado Chops" portion, which offers a list of meat (veal, boar, beef, lamb, etc.) available for $8 each. Choose your own adventure by mixing and matching to meet your hunger zone; your server will probably recommend you add a veggie starter to round out the meal. The chops are just a few ounces, and each one is served on crusty bread and covered in a hearty jus.
WEBSITE | 721 Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78701
Songbird
(Opened Feb 2023)
There's a new chicken sandwich food truck parked at Meanwhile Brewery in southeast Austin. The gist of the concept is this: "fast food, but wayyyy better." Think: a fried chicken sandwich made with Cook’s Venture heirloom chicken paired with crispy iceberg lettuce, homemade ranch, bread and butter pickles, and squishy milk bread, and a Patty Melt burger of ground sirloin, brisket, and short rib, all smashed into the flat top, then topped with sweet onion, onion straws, and horseradish. Psst: don't sleep on the salads! Not the type of food you'd typically see at a brewery, but the citrus salad is bright and zingy and packed with flavor.
WEBSITE | 3901 Promontory Point Dr, Austin, TX 78744
Kelly's Irish Pub
(Opened Dec 2022)
You can now visit an authentic Irish pub in Austin, Texas. The old Winebelly space is home to Kelly's Irish Pub: a dark, cozy spot with a neighborhood bar feel. Stop by and enjoy the selection of Irish whisky, a plate of bangers and mash, or a pint of Guinness or Carlsberg.
WEBSITE | 519 W Oltorf St, Austin, TX 78704
Dovetail Pizza
(Opened Nov 2022)
Dovetail Pizza is a collaboration project from the masterminds behind Austin hot spots Lenoir, Salt & Time, and Swedish Hill...but it's a lot more low-key than those restaurants. It's marketed as a "neighborhood pizza spot" in the Bouldin Creek neighborhood. It's family-friendly, so kids and babies are welcome.
But the menu is more sophisticated than your average family-friendly pizza spot. They offer a full bar of craft cocktails, local beer, and a nice selection of wine. The menu consists of apps, salads, 4 pasta options, and their signature oval-shaped pizza, which is somewhere between an old-school NY-style pie and a Roman-style pizza. It has a crisp, chewy crust, and medium-thickness, and the slices are large enough that you could fold them.
WEBSITE | 1816 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704
New Lazarus Brewing Location #2
(Opened Nov 2022)
Lazarus Brewing opened its second location in Austin in the space that used to be I Luv Video on Airport Blvd. It's a beautiful (massive!) space with a two-story interior, a long indoor bar, a big outdoor patio with bistro lights and heaters, and their traditional beer + Mexican street taco offerings.
WEBSITE | 4803 Airport Blvd, Austin, TX 78751
Rosie's Wine Bar
(Opened Oct 2022)
Rosie's is a cute wine bar in Clarksville from the MML hospitality team. There's a small indoor bar with chic decor and a larger outdoor patio, and the entire space is walk-in only.
They source wine bottles from around the globe, and there's an emphasis on smaller producers. The food menu includes small plates with Portuguese and Spanish influences. While the plates probably aren't substantial enough to make a full meal, it's a great spot to get an interesting bottle of wine, indulge in a few tapas, and enjoy a sunny Austin afternoon.
WEBSITE | 1130 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703
Howards Bar and Club
(Opened Oct 2022)
Caviar, cocktails, and hot dogs...this is definitely the night club for Clarksville! Connected to Rosies wine bar (and also from the MML team), Howards is a bar and night club with daily live music, DJ sets, and other events.
The menu includes several styles of hot dogs, including a Chicago dog and a sauerkraut, a burger, caviar service, and other small bites. Drinks include craft cocktails, wine, and draft beer.
There's no cover charge (except for select nights when there are special performances), and they often show sports in the afternoons. Oh, and happy hour is from 3-5 with half off drafts and hotdogs.
WEBSITE | 1130 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703
BBQ Ramen Tatsu-Ya
(Opened Oct 2022)
The old Contigo space in east Austin (RIP...) has officially reopened under the ownership of the Tatsu-ya team. They have quite the list of restaurants now! (Ramen Tastsu-ya, Kemuri Tatsu-ya, Tiki Tatsu-ya, DipDipDip Tatsu-ya, Domo Alley Gato Tatsu-ya, and DipDipDip Ice Cream.)
The space itself hasn't changed too much. It's still a phenomenal outdoor space with heaters and a fire pit, as well as indoor tables and a wood-burning fireplace. It's a great place to dine with a group or go for a big birthday celebration.
The restaurant functions as a counter-service place, similar to its other ramen restaurants. But the menu features lots of appetizers, craft cocktails, and smoked meats in the more creative bowls of ramen.
Try the Beeeeeean Dip with miso white cheddar sauce, the scrumptious RB Sliders, and the Texas Torisho ramen with brisket and smoked chicken broth.
WEBSITE | 2027 Anchor Ln, Austin, TX 78723
Industry East Austin
(Opened Oct 2022)
Industry is now open in East Austin! They've had a successful location in San Marcos for a while, but this is the first Industry location in Austin. Stop by to enjoy all-day fare like tacos, sandwiches, bowls, and kid-friendly food, as well as cocktails on draft, local beer.
It's a counter-service restaurant with lots of big tables, so it's a good option if you're looking for a casual place to dine with a big group in Austin.
Industry is located on the ground floor of a mixed-used building and they offer parking validation for two hours in the adjacent parking garage.
WEBSITE | 1211 E 5th St. Ste 150, Austin, TX 78702
Marufuku Ramen
(Opened Oct 2022)
With eight locations throughout California, Texas, and New York, this well-known San Francisco-based brand is bringing authentic Hakata-style Tonkotsu ramen to the Mueller district in Austin.
The ramen bar is located on the ground floor of one of the new high-rise buildings in Mueller. It's a trendy space with counter seats facing all the action in the kitchen, bar stools at a white marble bar top, and several 2- and 4-top tables throughout the restaurant.
The menu includes both pork tonkatsu and chicken paitan ramen, as well as shareable apps like Japanese steamed buns, chicken karaage, and 7-piece gyoza potstickers.
WEBSITE | 1900 Aldrich St. Suite 180, Austin, TX 78723
Proud Mary Cafe
(Opened Sep 2022)
G'day, mate! This Australian cafe is the newest restaurant in Austin! Do you remember Olivia restaurant on South Lamar? It closed several years ago and the building has been empty while 4-story buildings pop up around it. Well, it's officially has a new concept!
Proud Mary is one of the newest restuarnats in Austin. Originally based in Australia, this Austin location is the second one in the States, after PDX. It's a weekday breakfast spot, coffee shop, and all-around cozy little spot to meet up with a friend or do a solo work sesh. And if you're having trouble finding it, you're not alone: Proud Mary intentionally didn't put up a sign because they want this to be a "word of mouth" type of place.
The breakfast and lunch dishes are incredible. Think curried scrambled eggs with fried roti, and ricotta hotcakes with miso and rye crumble. They roast their own coffee, and you can get "Australian" bevs that aren't in typical United States coffee shops, like a Flat White or a Piccolo.
WEBSITE | 2043 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
Este
(Opened Sep 2022)
This Mexican seafood restaurant from the team behind Suerte is finally open! It's in the space the used to be Eastside Cafe, and there has been LOTS of anticipation for this new east Austin restaurant.
The award-winning team behind Suerte has been building up the concept and transforming this darling little building into Este, a Mexican seafood restaurant that draws inspiration from the coastal cuisine and charcoal cooking that you find throughout Mexico.
As expected (based on Suerte's success...), reservations are hard to get right now. But the Este team is reserving a number of tables for walk-up guests.
WEBSITE | 2113 Manor Rd, Austin, TX 78722
Oye Chico (Temporarily Closed)
(Opened August 2022)
This fun little sandwich shop is a great place to stop by when you're wanting to get work done during lunch...it's parked outside Better Half Bar! Grab a Cuban sandwich and sit outside on the coffee shop patio with your laptop.
They offer a pretty small menu, but the Cuban sandwich is a delicious one: pork butt, ham, Swiss, and mustard and bolillo roll that's pressed and grilled to a crunchy texture.
WEBSITE | 406 Walsh St, Austin, TX 78703
Casper Fermentables
(Opened June 2022)
This new restaurant/bakery in Sunset Valley started as a booth at the farmers market, and they recently opened a new brick and mortar in Sunset Valley (right next to Stouthaus Coffee Pub.)
Stop by for all sorts of delicious fermented foods, like sourdough bread, chewy bagels, all sorts of fermented veggies, and kombucha brewed in house. Note: the hours seem to be pretty limited right now, and they're only open Thurs-Sun.
WEBSITE | 4715 S Lamar Blvd #101A, Sunset Valley, TX 78745
Ski Shores Cafe
(Opened June 2022)
Ski Shores Cafe is a waterfront restaurant in Austin that's been open for decades, and here's the short of it: the new facelift and ownership (by MML Hospitality, one of the biggest restaurant groups in Austin) means old Austinites are pissed about the nearly 2X prices, and new Austinites are in love with the aesthetically pleasing space. So you can kind of use that to decide where you'll land...
It is a really beautiful, fun space, and there's no better place to enjoy a few cold cocktails and a delicious burger during your sunshine-filled day on the lake. If you can go into it expecting the MML prices, you'll probably have a wonderful time. {Photo Ski Shores Cafe}
WEBSITE | 2905 Pearce Rd, Austin, TX 78730
Local Foods
(Opened June 2022)
Local Foods, a Houston-based restaurant with four Houston locations, opened their first Austin restaurant in June 2022. It's located in the 2nd Street District of downtown.
The menu is full of THEE most delicious salads and sandwiches you've ever tasted. They work with local farmers and butchers to provide locally-sourced food, so you're getting farm-fresh cuisine at a approachable, fast-casual restaurant.
The space was designed by Michael Hsu and it's a beautiful, modern 2-story restaurant. There's a small sidewalk patio outside.
Super fun spot for cocktails, raw bar, delicious apps (try the smoked fish dip with homemade “ritz” crackers), and locally sourced high-quality steaks.
It’s a fun, festive ambiance! Austin doesn’t have a lot of steakhouses (except for national chains…which are fine, but sometimes you want something a bit more unique), so this is a fun addition to the ATX dining scene!
WEBSITE | 1454 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Neighborhood Vintner
(Opened June 2022)
There's a new wine bar and bottle shop on Bee Caves Rd, and it's way more than just an adorable place to sip a glass of rosé.
Two certified sommeliers have stocked more than 1,000 wines from around the globe in this beautiful Westlake shop. They're there to educate you on all things wine. Whether you're a total pro or you know nothing about wine, they'll meet you where you are and help you select a fun bottle.
There are about 20 wines by the glass available. But you can also purchase a bottle and enjoy a glass at the bar and take the rest home with you - no corkage fee.
If you're feeling snacky, they offer cheese and meat boards from Antonelli's. The food and beverage options are fairly limited in Westlake, so this is a much-needed addition to Austin's wine scene.
WEBSITE | 3663 Bee Caves Rd #4D, Austin, TX 78746
Maie Day
(Opened May 2022)
This new steakhouse on South Congress is located inside the South Congress Hotel in the space that used to be Central Standard. It's from the New Waterloo Group and MaieB Hospitality.
Super fun spot for cocktails, raw bar, delicious apps (try the smoked fish dip with homemade “ritz” crackers), and locally sourced high-quality steaks.
It’s a fun, festive ambiance! Austin doesn’t have a lot of steakhouses (except for national chains…which are fine, but sometimes you want something a bit more unique), so this is a fun addition to the ATX dining scene!
WEBSITE | 1603 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
Summer Revival Wine Co
(Opened May 2022)
Dripping Springs is now home to Summer Revival Wine Co., a fabulous new tasting room pouring flavorful, playful natural wines.
Some of their wines are made with 100% Texas-grown grapes, and others (from their Oregon label) are made with 100% PNW grapes.
Stop in for a flight of wines with very creative yet accurate tasting notes (like "orange nerds, grapefruit soda, and margarita salt") as well as a "drinking snack" from their food menu.
Try their cheese plate and tinned fish plate, along with one of the most delicious rosés around. On your way out, pick up some yummy snacks or fresh flowers to take home at Picnic House, the sweet little market inside the main entrance.
WEBSITE | 665 US-290, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Pecan Square Cafe
(Opened May 2022)
Pecan Square Cafe is the newest concept from the MML Hospitality group (which now has a whopping SIXTEEN restaurants in Austin!). It's in the shuttered Cafe Josie space, just behind Clark's Oyster Bar (also owned by MML Hospitality.)
It's a cute, quaint cafe that feels like an upscale place to go out to lunch (a perfect place to impress a client or bring your mom for her birthday). The food and branding are, per usual for MML, completely beautiful.
They offer menus for lunch, snacks (the time of day in-between lunch and dinner), and dinner. Expect lots of fresh, summer-y flavors, fresh pastas, golden squash pizzas, local lettuces and foie gras mi cuit, and larger dishes like a 44 farms bavette.
WEBSITE | 1200 W 6th St #B, Austin, TX 78703
Diner Bar Austin
(Opened April 2022)
Upscale southern restaurants Diner Bar Austin is now open in downtown. This is where you go for oysters and caviar, cocktails, and elevated southern cuisine.
From the Grey Spaces team, Diner Bar is the sister restaurant to The Grey in downtown Savannah (led by James Beard Award-winning Chef Mashama Bailey.)
Kristine Kittrell is chef de cuisine of this new Austin restaurant. She was formerly at El Chile in Austin, and she has competed on Bobby Flay's namesake tv show...and was the first woman to ever beat him.
Diner Bar could swing casual or upscale. Check out the picture above and you'll see that the ambiance works for flip-flops and shorts or a nice take-the-parents-out sort of restaurant.
WEBSITE | 500 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX 78701
Wax Myrtle's
(Opened Feb 2022)
When someone mentions a “downtown Austin hotel restaurant” to me, I go in with some reservations. My expectations are: overpriced “craft” cocktails (that are actually watered down batched cocktails), the expected classics like a burger, a steak, a chicken dish, and a few menu items that sell well (overpriced brussels sprouts, I’m lookin’ at you.) But Wax Myrtles (get this…) is actually realy good.
Yep, the ambiance alone of this restaurant inside the newly-opened Thompson Hotel could sell it. But on top of the poolside dining and sweeping rooftop views of the Frost Bank Tower, you’re going to get top-notch cuisine created by a chef who was previously at Aba. (Yep, the other restaurant that could sell on looks alone.)
This is one of those places that you could visit for a quick happy hour drink at the bar, a full-blown dinner, or some combo of the two. (Psst: try the Spiced Roasted Half Chicken.)
WEBSITE | 506 San Jacinto Blvd Suite WM, 4th Floor, Austin, TX 78701
Llama Kid
(Opened Jan 2022)
This little Peruvian restaurant is located at the east Austin building that used to house Austin Daily Press. It’s a teeny space, but the patio is a fun place to pop by for a lunch date. Peruvian food isn’t too common in Austin, but Llama Kid does it really well. (As they should, considering their chef and co-owner is a native Peruvian.)
Expect the most DELICIOUS cebiche menu, lots of seafood, soft and flavorful rice, plenty of fried yucca, and a fun cocktail list.
WEBSITE | 4620 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78702
The Grey Market
(Opened Jan 2022)
If you can’t make it up to the rooftop restaurant at the Thompson Hotel (Wax Myrtles), stop by this first floor diner for a quick burger and beer, or a grab-and-go chicken salad sandwich. Part bodega, part southern diner, this is a great place to stop in for a quick breakfast or meet a friend for lunch.
The Grey Market is linked to to The Grey in Savannah, Georgia, run by chef Mashama Bailey who co-wrote Black, White, and Grey.
WEBSITE | 501 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78701
Koko's Bavarian
(Opened Dec 2021)
Part brewery, part German biergarten, part restaurant, Koko’s Bavarian is a fun, family-friendly restaurant in east Austin! It’s named after one of its partners, who is a literal prince in Bavaria, Koko’s takes over the space that used to be The Brewers Table.
Koko's has a pretty classic Bavarian menu, but with some Texas twists: bratwurst, a giant pretzel (with queso!), german schnitzel, and the like. The outdoor space is a great place to bring young kids!
WEBSITE | 4715 E 5th St, Austin, TX 78702
Saddle Up
(Opened Nov 2021)
If you love GREAT Austin barbecue, huge outdoor spaces in east Austin, and craft beer, you’ll find all three at Saddle Up. Micklethwait Craft Meats food trailer has been parked at this location for years, but the bungalow house in front of the bbq trailer was recently converted into an all-day drink station with espresso, scratch-made pastries, beer and wine, and bevs to go.
There are 10,000 sq ft of shaded space in the backyard where you can enjoy your drinks. Oh, and Taco Bronco has a location there, so if you’re not into bbq, you can grab some of the best tacos in Austin.
WEBSITE | 1309 Rosewood Ave, Austin, TX 78702
Canje
(Opened Oct 2021)
This is the newest restaurant from the team behind Emmer & Rye, Hestia, and Henbit. Canje is a Caribbean-style restaurant with an upscale feel to it. The interior is absolutely stunning. (You could certainly pop in just for a cocktail at the bar, if you’re wanting a quick visit.)
But if you have time to indulge in the entire menu, the jerk chicken is a customer favorite. It’s PACKED with flavor, one of the spiciest things on the menu, and will definitely be one of the most memorable things you’ve eaten lately. Another fun item is the black cake…it looks like a chocolate cake, but it’s not! It’s a Caribbean classic made from dried, macerated fruits like prunes, raisins, and cherries, topped with cream cheese frosting. Definitely, a unique item that’s worth a try.
WEBSITE | 1914 E 6th St ste c, Austin, TX 78702
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