Infatuation Austin

Bocce if you’re too fidgety to sit still, oysters if you want a whiff of romance, ribs if you’re ready to get messy in front of each other—these are our go-tos for round two.

Where to eat your weight in sushi, grilled pork belly, and butter chicken and not regret a single plate. These are the best buffets and all-you-can-eat spots in Austin—full list at the link in bio.

Save this for the next time you want a good deal on steak. Full guide at the link in bio.

Cinque Terre West ATX takes its cues from coastal Italy—the ingredients, the vibes, even the thickly accented servers fresh off the plane (ours flew in with a bag of guanciale that morning).

It’s on our Hit List, along with more of Austin’s best new restaurants, at the link in bio.

These are Austin’s best burgers, sorted by price. Read the full guide at the link in bio.

Between sushi-grade fish tostadas, charcoal-grilled skewer tacos with chicharron furikake, and chilaquiles-inspired noodles, Ramen Del Barrio bridges the 6,700-mile gap between Tokyo and Mexico City, dishing up some of the most exciting food in Austin. Here’s what to order—and hit our link in bio for the full review.

Here are last month’s highlights. ⭐️

We traveled across Texas, eating our way through taquerias, food trucks, restaurants, and more than a few gas station parking lots to find the state’s best tacos. These are the 25 worth the detour.

🔗 Read the full guide at the link in our bio.

We traveled across Texas, eating our way through taquerias, food trucks, restaurants, and more than a few gas station parking lots to find the state’s best tacos. These are the 25 worth the detour.

🔗 Read the full guide at the link in our bio.

Our Top 25 just got a refresh—Ramen del Barrio moved up after reopening with a new menu, and Fabrik made a jump too thanks to their fresh location. See the full updated ranking at the link in bio.