Best Restaurants in Georgetown, TX for Local Eats and Drinks
Ask anyone who lives in Georgetown, Texas, and they'll tell you: GTX is WHERE IT'S AT, y'all! This historic Texas town might has experienced its recent boom due to its 30 mile proximity to Austin, but now the same people who moved to Georgetown as a commuter city are very happy to call it home.
Nearly everyone I've talked to in Georgetown who thought they might be driving down to Austin every Saturday night to go to bars, restaurants, and concert venues? They're happy to stay in Georgetown. It's because there are so many great Georgetown restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, bars, and bakeries!
The Georgetown Square is adorable and walkable, the poppy season in Georgetown is undoubtedly one of the coolest things to see in Texas, and the Georgetown restaurants are really really good. Here's where to eat in Georgetown Texas.
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Best Restaurants in Georgetown Texas
Quick Guide To The Best Food and Drink In Georgetown Texas
If you don't have much time and you just want a quick recommendation of where to eat in Georgetown Texas, here are my top picks in a few popular categories.
Want more details? Keep reading below for longer reviews and photos and a map of the best Georgetown restaurants.
Breakfast, Brunch, and coffee in Georgetown
Sweet Lemon Kitchen always gets my vote for best breakfast and brunch. It's an adorable family-owned breakfast spot with homemade pastries, delicious toast and pancakes, and the BEST cinnamon rolls of your life. (But you have to get there early if you want one!)
Honorable mentions: Monument Cafe, a roadside diner that was featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, or Goodfolks, a southern eatery on the square with an excellent weekend brunch. If you want to go to the best coffee shop in Georgetown, that's definitely 309 Coffee.
Mexican and Tex-Mex in Georgetown
El Monumento serves Tex-Mex and interior Mexican cuisine in a beautiful 7,700-square-foot restaurant. This is the sister restaurant to Monument Cafe (the diner I mentioned above) and they have awesome margaritas, enchiladas, and happy hour!
Honorable mention: Dos Salsas, a family-owned mini chain of Tex-Mex restaurants. It's not going to blow you away, but if you want some basic fajitas and queso, it's pretty good.
Pizza and Italian in Georgetown
You need to go to 600 Degrees Pizzeria for the BEST pizza and wings in Georgetown! It's a cute restaurant on the Downtown Square and they cook their pies in a super hot oven to get that classic char on the dough. DELISH.
Honorable mention: La Riv, a new-ish Italian grill in Georgetown. It's a bit pricier but SO worth it if you want a nice Italian dinner out with handmade pasta, wood grilled steak, and wine.
Best Asian Food In Georgetown
Misu Sushi is a bit of a hole-in-the-wall type of place, but it's definitely the best sushi you'll find in Georgetown. It's always fresh, authentic, and pretty reasonably priced.
Honorable mention: Kyoto Sushi & Steak, which is a more high-end than Misu and the better option if you want a fancy date night restaurant.
Fine Dining Restaurants
City Post Chophouse is hard to beat if you want an excellent white tablecloth steak house experience. It's pretty cool that it's located in a historic former post office in Georgetown.
Honorable mention: Wildfire has been here for more than 20 years, and while they're not "trendy" and don't have that modern ambiance, the meat and wild game are grilled over open flames and you probably can't find a better restaurant in Georgetown for carnivores.
Georgetown Bars and Breweries
The Golden Rule is a speakeasy-style restaurant on the Square. They have a full menu, but I love stopping by for cocktails and a few appetizers with a group of friends.
Honorable mention: Barking Armadillo Brewing is a family-friendly craft brewery with and indoor-outdoor space, live music, and a wide range of beer styles.
Best Restaurants in Georgetown Texas
I shared the "Cliffs Notes" version with you above. But if you want more restaurant options, some pretty photos, and a lot more details about my favorite Georgetown restaurants, I'm sharing it all here. I hope the following is helpful for you!
1. Monument Cafe
We’ve got to start with Monument Cafe because it’s definitely the most well-known restaurant in Georgetown. Why? Guy Fieri stopped here on Diners, Drive-ins & Dives. He tried their famous (and absolutely delicious) King Ranch Casserole, as well as the Pig ‘n Waffle, which is a slice of honey ham in between two golden waffles. Delish.
So it’s pretty obvious what Monument Café serves: southern diner favorites. They call themselves roadside café using local and organic ingredients. Many folks love to stop here on the drive down I35 because Monument Café is just a short distance from the highway. They’re only open for breakfast and lunch, so come early and come hungry! All of their breakfast plates are classic and delicious, but the Chicken & Biscuits are definitely a stand-out item: two grilled buttermilk biscuits topped with a fried chicken breast, two eggs any style, and sausage gravy. And if you eat here for lunch, be sure to try that famous King Ranch Casserole! Oh, and you absolutely must get a slice of their pie before you leave. Order it quickly - a lot of flavors will sell out before Monument Cafe closes at 3 pm.
WEBSITE | 500 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
2. Sweet Lemon Kitchen
Sweet Lemon Kitchen is about to become your favorite breakfast spot in Georgetown, Texas. This adorable two-story house-turned-café serves scratch-made farm-to-table fare in a cozy, intimate setting. The interior is literally inside of a house, so it’s quaint and comfortable, with multiple rooms for dining. It feels like the type of place where you want to curl up with a book, a stack of pancakes, and a frothy latte. And the outside patio is so charming and the perfect place to gather with some friends for a lunch date.
The food is always fresh and tasty. They have homemade breakfast pastries (seriously, you need to get the cinnamon roll before it sells out!!) and a wide variety of breakfast plates like an absolutely delicious french toast berry bake or their famous avocado toast with all sorts of yummy toppings like crumbled cotija cheese, fiery red pepper flakes, and fresh grape tomatoes. For lunch, their gourmet sandwiches are just that: loaded with scrumptious flavors like cheddar cheese and roasted garlic aioli, chicken salad with apple/celery/dijon, and a delicious BLT with lots of avocado and applewood smoked bacon. They also offer a full coffee bar, wine and beer, a kid's menu, GF options, and a dinner menu on Fridays and Saturdays. Oh, and if you didn’t manage to get a breakfast pastry, be sure to grab one of their homemade desserts, like the signature lemon bar or their amazing jumbo chocolate chip cookie. They’re all made with organic flour, all-natural ingredients, and lots of love.
WEBSITE | 812 S Church St, Georgetown, TX 78626
3. 600 Degrees Pizzeria
If you’re looking for the best pizza in Georgetown, Texas, you absolutely must go to 600 Degrees. It’s located just off Georgetown Square and is always packed with locals and visitors on any night of the week. Open since 2014, 600 Degrees is a family-owned pizza restaurant serving craft beer, wings, and North Beach pizza in a cool vintage building. Keep in mind that this is a pretty small restaurant (especially the interior), so if you’re heading here on a Saturday night, you might have to wait for a table. Don’t want to wait? Order ahead, or dine at 600 Degrees for lunch or happy hour!
Definitely order some of their famous wings - they’re the best wings in Georgetown! They come in a bunch of different flavors. The “taco” and the “teriyaki” are both really good, but you can go for classics like lemon pepper or ranch, too. Oh, and the gourmet cheese bread is 100% worth ordering, even though it’s essentially like a pizza warm-up to the real pizza.
As far as the pizza goes, the slices here are HUGE!! Like, essentially the size of two normal slices of pizza. It’s really fun to just order a bunch of individual slices instead of a whole pie. But if your table wants an entire pie of this delicious pizza, the Signature pies and the make-it-yourself pies are fun. Try their Italian meatballs and smoked gouda as pizza toppings!
WEBSITE |124 E 8th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
4. City Post Chophouse
Like I mentioned earlier, this upscale steakhouse off the Square is one of the best date night restaurants in Georgetown. City Post Chophouse is actually located in a historic former post office. You’ll be able to enjoy a fancy dinner in a building that’s nearly 100 years old. Cool, right? Oh, and FYI: they recommend dressing in “Texas formal” attire here. Collared shirts for men, no workout gear, gym shorts, or baseball caps.
They offer cocktails on tap, as well as signature cocktails, a wine list, and beer. Start with the fresh oysters on the half-shell or the shrimp cocktail made with four jumbo gulf shrimp. The soups and salads are standard chophouse options: onion soup and wedge salad. And for your entree, pick from their delicious cuts of steak, or the seafood section, which includes a lobster roll, a Tomahawk pork chop, and a roasted half hen in a sweet and spicy orange glaze. If you want a steakhouse in Georgetown, Texas, and you love unique, historic dining spaces, plan on booking a reservation at City Post Chophouse. {Photo: City Post Chophouse}
WEBSITE | 113 E 8th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
5. El Monumento
Although they (nearly) share a name and are sister restaurants, Monument Cafe and El Monumento couldn’t be more different! While Monument Cafe (mentioned earlier in this guide to the best Georgetown restaurants) is a roadside diner open for breakfast and lunch, El Monumento is a more upscale Mexican restaurant open for lunch and dinner. It’s a lot bigger, too! It’s a 7,700-square-foot restaurant with glass walls overlooking the courtyard, an open kitchen, and textiles and decor from Mexico and South Texas.
And while it’s definitely a family-friendly spot with Tex-Mex favorites like big plates of fajitas, cheesy enchiladas, and fish tacos, it’s also a fun spot for a night out. Their jalapeno margaritas are great, as are their other cocktails like the tequila old-fashioned. Be sure to get the queso flameado with homemade corn tortillas to start!
WEBSITE | 205 W 2nd St, Georgetown, TX 78626
6. 309 Coffee
This is HANDS DOWN the best coffee shop in Georgetown, TX! They have their own reputable coffee roasting program, and they also source beans from some of the most renowned coffee roasters around the country. The baristas are highly skilled and can make the best damn cappuccino of your life.
And beyond the quality of the coffee itself, the coffee shop is a calm, welcoming place to enjoy your beverage and a pastry or a nice place to bring your laptop and hammer out a few hours of work.
I also love stopping by in the evening hours and getting a beer on tap (they have a few local craft beer options) and hanging out on the front yard area. There's a lot of seating, and since this Georgetown coffee shop/bar is open until 7 pm, it's truly one of the best places to enjoy a glass of wine or beer in the evening!
WEBSITE | 309 S Main St, Georgetown, TX 78626
7. Mikey V’s Tacos
Mikey V’s Tacos On The Square and Hot Sauce Shop (phew, quite the name!) is the best place to get tacos in Georgetown, Texas. You have to walk through the hot sauce shop to get to the little taco restaurant. Once you’re there, order at the window, find a seat, and they’ll have your order ready pretty quickly.
The slow-cooked pork carnitas tacos are so hearty and decadent, wrapped up in those warm flour tortillas. And the beef birria tacos are one of the best sellers. Be sure to order the consome dipping broth with it! Birria tacos here are made with slow-cooked beef and shredded queso blanco, topped with fresh onions and cilantro.
WEBSITE | 112 W 8th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
8. Fuego Latino Gastropub
I'm absolutely obsessed with this family-owned Latin American restaurant! It's the brainchild of chef Jorge Alcocer's lifelong dream of opening a restaurant. They have amazing cuisine that is seriously so dang delicious...you're going to crave that ceviche sampler, the empanadas, and the big bold Cuban sandwiches again and again.
The lunch and dinner menu are both pretty robust, offering classic Latin American dishes. There's also a full bar with cocktails and local draft beers. M lunch-time favorites are the al pastor tacos and the Cuban-style crispy sandwich. (YUM.) If you stop by for dinner, a must-try is the Ceviche Sampler (pictured above), serving up three different ceviches with plantain and tortilla chips. Georgetown locals and visitors alike have made Fuego Latino a local favorite!
WEBSITE | 708 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
9. The Golden Rule
The Golden Rule is a really fun speakeasy-style bar and restaurant in Georgetown, located just off of their downtown square. They have classic American-style bar food, shareable plates, and a pretty darn impressive selection of whiskeys and cocktails. Worth note: their locally-sourced cuisine, prepared by award-winning Chef Juan, has earned them recognition from Bourbon Review Magazine as one of the country’s top bars.
Dig into specialties like Cantonese Riblets with pork riblets, char sui sauce, toasted sesame seeds, and chives in a firecracker aioli, or the Blackberry and Chevre Salad with cucumber, spring mix greens, and pecans dressed with a honey balsamic vinaigrette. Try out specialty cocktails like Knock Knock Knockin with heavens door bourbon and coffee or the Golden Classic Mary's Choice with buffalo trace, velvet falernum, lemon, and grapefruit.
If you're looking for the best cocktail bars in Georgetown or the best spots to go out with girlfriends, Golden Rule is the best spot!
WEBSITE | 606 S Church St, Georgetown, TX 78626
10. Goodfolks
Goodfolks, a Southern-style eatery in Georgetown, Texas, is kind of famous for its mouthwatering fried chicken and homemade biscuits. But it also has a full bar serving up unique cocktails and local beers, so it's a great watering hole.
Don't miss their Honey Sriracha Brussels Sprouts starter (sooo good!) and the Crispy Fried Chicken with the restaurant's own Trademark "Dippin Sauces" - honey mustard, spicy ketchup, honey sriracha, and BBQ.
For the ultimate entrée, you seriously need to try the Buffalo Chicken Gnocchi - Crispy Chicken Tenders, Housemade Buffalo Sauce, Potato Gnocchi, Blue Cheese Fondue, Panko Crunch, and Chives.
WEBSITE | 119 W 7th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
11. District Six
District Six is a must-visit sports bar in Georgetown whether you're looking for a night out with friends, a casual dining experience, or a snack and a few drinks. This modern sports bar and restaurant offers not only 21 screens dedicated to any and all sports, but arcade games, over 40 beers and wines on tap, and specialty cocktails - shaken, stirred, and frozen.
There aren't a lot of options for local sports bars in Georgetown. So if you want to avoid the big national chain restaurants like Buffalo Wild Wings or Chili's and go to a cool, local Georgetown bar, District Six is for you! I love this spot.
WEBSITE | 105 W 9th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
12. Wildfire
I mentioned Wildfire earlier in this guide on the "quick guide to Georgetown restaurants" but I need to share it again...it's phenomenal! It's been open since 1997 as a family-run restaurant. They have a unique Texas culinary menu with both classic steaks as well as wild game like elk, ostrich, and duck, which isn't something you see on every steakhouse menu!
Dining solo? The bar at Wildfire is one of my favorite places to dine at the bar. The staff is seriously SO great, always friendly and talkative. There's pretty much nothing bad to say about this spot! There's a reason why they've been in business for nearly 30 years...
WEBSITE | 812 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
13. Mesquite Creek Outfitters
For those looking for a good beer, a glass of wine, and some great company in Georgetown, Texas, Mesquite Creek Outfitters is the perfect spot. Locals call it the “living room of Georgetown.” With 16 distinct craft beers from Texas and over 20 different wines from around the globe, guests can take their pick. Plus, the menu features a range of meat and cheese platters, sandwiches, gourmet pizzas, and other delicious items.
Of course, MCO is also a shop with a nice selection of high-end outdoor casual clothing. (Kind of like a mini, locally-owned REI type of store.) Come to shop, stay for a drink...or vice versa!
WEBSITE | 704 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
14. Hello Sweetie BBQ
Hello Sweetie is the best Texas BBQ that Georgetown has to offer! Located in a rustic little building with a small patio, this barbecue joint smokes its signature meats for 24 hours over mesquite and oak wood.
Choose from juicy brisket, pulled pork, sausage, chicken, ribs, ten soul food sides, and other delicious dishes to satisfy any appetite.
{Photo: Ian W, Yelp}
WEBSITE | 2200 S Austin Ave Ste 101, Georgetown, TX 78626
15. La Riv Wood Fired Italian Grill
Wood fired Italian at its finest! La Riv is where you need to go for an upscale dinner in Georgetown for authentic Italian cuisine. It's a quick walk from the downtown square.
The only difficult thing about eating here is choosing what to order! I could fill up on appetizers alone (that wood-fired octopus and the steak bruschetta are both SO good!) but you also need to save room for handmade past and wood-grilled steak.
Oh, and if you want to try their signature Italian dish, splurge on the Osso Bucco. It's phenomenal paired with a great bottle of Italian wine. 10/10 love this spot for a fancy night out in Georgetown! {Photo: Mary O., Yelp}
WEBSITE | 200 E 8th St #101, Georgetown, TX 78626
16. Galaxy Bakery
Galaxy Bakery and Coffee House is a cute bakery/coffee shop ion the Georgetown Square. They're known for their baked goods, which are great, and their coffee, which is "meh." (If you want great coffee in Georgetown TX, go to 309 Coffee!)
This a nice place to meet up with friends and family for a casual breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Galaxy Bakery's freshly baked pastries, cakes, muffins, cheesecakes, croissants, scones, and cookies, are made from scratch with high-quality ingredients. Oh, and the cupcake menu changes every two weeks.... except for chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, lemon, red velvet, and hostesses, which are always popular so they keep them around consistently.
WEBSITE | 107 E 7th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
17. Blue Corn Harvest Bar
Blue Corn Harvest is a simple, casual restaurant that serves Southwestern food. They have a main dining area and a full bar with a pretty good selection of wine and beer.
My favorite part about this Georgetown restaurant? The tree-shaded patio! It's awesome for enjoying some fresh air with one of their signature margaritas.
They serve lunch and dinner daily as well as brunch on the weekends. This is one of my top picks for the best lunch spots in Georgetown.
{Photo: Blue Corn Harvest Bar}
WEBSITE | 212 W 7th St #105, Georgetown, TX 78626
18. Frozen Flamingo
The Frozen Flamingo serves frozen custard, shaved ice, and frozen daiquiris. Looking for booze to go? You can pick up your frozen sweets at the drive-through window and bring them home or enjoy them outside the patio area.
This bright drive-thru space is ideal for families, friends, and anybody searching for a convenient place to grab a quick bite or a sweet treat.
WEBSITE | 1208 Williams Dr, Georgetown, TX 78628
19. Barrels and Amps
Looking for live music in Georgetown? Barrels and Amps is a very cool bar, restaurant, and concert space on the Square. This is where you can go for a drink, dinner (try their blue cheese and bacon jam burger!), and live entertainment.
They have a robust list of local beers on tap and plenty of craft cocktail options. If you’re into spirits, their whiskey list is pretty impressive!.
WEBSITE | 718 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
20. Tejas Meat Supply
Tejas Meat Supply is a full-service butcher and restaurant in Georgetown, Texas, known for its tasty smoked meats and meat-forward cuisine. I mean..lots of meat here, y'all! This is a place for carnivores!
All of their sandwiches are awesome, but the Georgetown Melt with house-smoked brisket, bacon, cheddar, smoked gouda, agave horseradish cream, beef, or the Grown-up Grilled Cheese (with every cheese!) are good places to start.
WEBSITE | 101 E 7th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
21. Barking Armadillo Brewery
Barking Armadillo Brewery is a fun little Texan family-owned restaurant and brewery in Georgetown. They have their typical mainstay brews as well as rotating guest taps, wines, n/a beverages, and food served from the on-site food truck.
The brewery is open daily and provides a family-friendly setting for Georgetown residents with kids. My favorite beer on tap? Their their delicious 5.7% ABV Kolsch, a crisp, clean ale that’s perfect in the hot summer weather.
WEBSITE | 507 Riverbend Dr, Georgetown, TX 78628
22. Jimmy Vega’s Smokehouse
Here's one more BBQ restaurant in Georgetown for you! Jimmy Vega's expertise lies in smoking meats with oak and mesquite wood, which is how they get that distinctive “Texas” flavor.
The menu has a pretty good selection of delectable meats…all the typical ones like brisket, pulled pork, sausage, ribs, and chicken, as well as classic sides, such as potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, and desserts. There are also some vegetarian options, such as grilled vegetables and vegetarian chili.
WEBSITE | 408 W University Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
23. Fish City Grill
Fish City Grill is a full-service seafood restaurant and bar. They’re famous for their oyster nachos and fish tacos. When describing the Fish City Grill, the best and most accurate words to use are fresh, welcoming, and crave-worthy. Also, 90% of the products in their kitchen are created from scratch. If you’re not into so much seafood, they also offer steak, chicken, and some nice salad selections here. Also, they have a daily chalkboard meal that you don’t want to miss.
This restaurant is renowned for its fresh seafood, like its blackened redfish served with shrimp and crab butter, creamy parmesan rice, green beans, and seafood enchiladas.
WEBSITE | 1019 W University Ave Suite 1025, Georgetown, TX 78628
24. Rentsch Brewery
Rentsch Brewery is another fun craft brewery in Georgetown. I've found that the beer quality at Barking Armadillo (mentioned earlier) is a bit better, but Rentsch is a close second place!
It's a family-owned craft brewery in an industrial areais Georgetown. They specialize in German-style beers, including Hefeweizen, Weizenbock, and rotating special releases.
The indoor space is teeny-tiny, but they have a large outdoor seating area, and this brewery is perfect for unwinding with family and friends.
They typically have a food truck on site, too. Check their website to see what’s going to be parked there when you visit. You can also bring your own food or have anything delivered to the Taproom.
WEBSITE | 2500 NE Inner Loop Ste 3105, Georgetown, TX 78626
25. Roots On The Square
Live music, outdoor patio, great food...Roots has got it all! The popular hangout restaurant is located on "the most beautiful square in Texas”, offering artisan beer, wine, and regular live music in a spacious setting.
Aside from drinks, they specialize in classic American food, specifically homemade pizza, sandwiches, salads, tacos, and appetizers.
They're well-known for their delicious sandwiches and tacos! Try their California Tacos, which come with your choice of flour or corn tortillas filled with grilled chicken or braised pork tacos and all the fixings. Also worth trying: their award-winning pizza, topped with 100% whole milk mozzarella and special pizza sauce.
They also offer a rotating craft beer selection, and soda fountain drinks.
WEBSITE | 118 W 8th St #101, Georgetown, TX 78626
26. 2020 Scratch Kitchen
2020 Scratch Kitchen is a locally owned restaurant that, well, makes their food from SCRATCH! (Hence the name.)
They use fresh, high-quality ingredients from neighborhood farmer's markets, gulf coast fishing boats, and rural farm fields to prepare a range of dishes on their menu. There's an emphasis on Tex-Mex and southern comfort food.
They’ve got a relaxed and casual ambiance and rustic decor. (Pro tip: this place is right by The Sheraton hotel, so if you’re staying there, be sure to get in a meal at 2020!)
WEBSITE | 1500 Rivery Blvd #1100, Georgetown, TX 78628
27. Tony & Luigi’s
Tony & Luigi's is a sweet neighborhood restaurant serving traditional Italian and Mediterranean dishes like pasta, seafood, and pizza. They also have a range of salads and appetizers and a good selection of drinks like wine, signature cocktails, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages.
When you visit this place, be sure to get some tasty pasta and customize it with your choice of pasta, sauce, two extras, and special toppings. A half of any sub sandwich with a side of fries, a small lunch salad, or a cup of soup is included in their T&L Lunch special. It's a pretty good deal for a reasonably priced lunch in Georgetown!
WEBSITE | 1201 S Church St, Georgetown, TX 78626
28. Laurie’s Cafe
Best lunch spot in Georgetown! Laurie's Cafe a local hidden gem that serves handcrafted American breakfast and lunch food. It's southern-food inspired, but not in a heavy sort of a way. There are plenty of homemade quiches, soups, and salads. (The quiche is phenomenal, BTW!)
WEBSITE | 612 S Main St, Georgetown, TX 78626
29. Union Merchant Wine Bar
If you love getting out for some nice wine and cheese, this is the place for you! Union Merchant Wine Bar is in a beautifully restored historic structure with indoor and outdoor dining.
Owned by Michael Walton, Union Merchant Wine Bar has a great selection of wine by the bottle or glass, beer, non-alcoholic beverages, and wine-related goods like cheese, meat, and snacks They have a charcuterie board that’s absolutely beautiful.
WEBSITE | 224 E 8th St, Georgetown, TX 78626
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