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A Merit Coffee

CoffeehouseDowntown

The San Antonio-based roasting company (they expanded to Austin in 2017) offering a rotating selection of single-origin pour-overs, matcha, and nitro cold brew will have your caffeine covered, and the shop is located one block away from the new Central Austin Public Library. With lots of natural light in the bright coffee shop, it's perfect for a midday refuel.

222 West Ave. #120, 210/259-8201

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B Messhall Cafe

American CafeDowntown

1019 Brazos, 512/322-9625

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C The Meteor

American CafeSouth Congress and South First

2110 S. Congress, 512/351-9541

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D MezzeMe Mediterranean Kitchen

MediterraneanMidtown

Fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant offers a build-your-own pita/bowl concept.

4700 W. Guadalupe #9, 512/900-8200

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E Mi Madre's

Tex-MexEastUnder $10

This restaurant is known for its giant breakfast tacos and excellent Mexican food in a homey diner atmosphere. Start with queso at an outdoor table before digging in.

2201 Manor Rd., 512/322-9721

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F Mi Ranchito Taqueria

Tex-MexSouthUnder $10 First Plates 

Serves the full pantheon of Mexican delights in big portions and at great prices. The tamales are to die for, and the pork with green sauce is fit for the gods.

1105 FM 1626, Manchaca, 512/292-8107

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G Mi Tradicion

BakeryMidtownUnder $10

The aromas that greet you at the door of this authentic Mexican bakery do not lie. The breads, rolls, cookies, and pastries are the stuff of sweet dreams.

8716 Research #290, 512/374-9910

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H Mi Tradicion

BakerySouthUnder $10 First Plates 

The aromas that greet you at the door of this authentic Mexican bakery do not lie. The breads, rolls, cookies, and pastries are the stuff of sweet dreams.

801 E. William Cannon #125, 512/445-9128

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I Mia Italian Tapas & Bar

ItalianNorth

The tapas list totals over 25 items, ranging from the veggie (Tuscan carrots, crispy manchego) 
to the fishy (gazpacho and poached shrimp, calamari frito, and salmon carpaccio), with staples like insalata caprese and patatas bravas in between.

11420 Rock Rose Ave., Suite 120, 512/215-9598

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J Micheladas Cafe y Cantina

Tex-MexDowntown

On weekends brunch starts at ten o'clock here, and includes everything from migas to Huevos Rancheros.

333 E. Second, 512/320-0300

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K Michi Ramen

JapaneseCampus

Starting as a food truck, this place takes on a brick-and-mortar business competing admirably against Austin's other ramen contenders. Housemade gyoza, Chashu Don of roast pork and rice, among other deviations, make this spot more than a one-trick pony. This third Michi Ramen location is behind Hole in the Wall bar, near the University of Texas campus.

2513 San Antonio, 512/284-9085

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L Michi Ramen

JapaneseMidtown$10-$25 First Plates 

Starting as a food truck, this place takes on a brick-and-mortar business competing admirably against Austin's other ramen contenders. Housemade gyoza, Chashu Don of roast pork and rice, among other deviations, make this spot more than a one-trick pony.

6519 N. Lamar, 512/386-1908

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M Michi Ramen

JapaneseSouth Lamar and Barton Springs

Starting as a food truck, this place takes on a brick-and-mortar business competing admirably against Austin's other ramen contenders. Housemade gyoza, Chashu Don of roast pork and rice, among other deviations, make this spot more than a one-trick pony.

3005 S. Lamar, D-114B, 512/394-6350

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N Michoacana Natural Ice Cream

Ice Cream/Sno-coneNorth

This new Mexican nevería, or ice cream parlor, does things the old-school way with all-natural products. If you want to make that paleta an esquimal ("eskimo," dipped in a luscious chocolate robe and sprinkled with nuts), that can be arranged in a heartbeat. Need a mango or tamarind raspa (snow cone)? No problem. They have four flavors of mangonadas (a frozen treat made with fresh fruit and juice, lime, salt, chile, and chamoy [an apricot spread with lime, chile, and pineapple vinegar]). There are also fruit cocktails with chile, banana splits, skewers of whole frozen strawberries coated in chocolate, and the list goes on.

9426 Parkfield, 512/740-6990

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O Micklethwait Craft Meats

BarbecueEastUnder $10 First Plates 

Tom Mickle­thwait's vintage 1960 Comet food trailer has a smoker on the back that produces terrific brisket, as well as moist chicken, baby back ribs, and pork loin. We want the sweet-spicy-garlicky sauce by the gallon, and while we're at it, we'll take as much mayo-mustard potato salad and sweet and sour slaw as we can fit in the car. Did we mention the housemade sausage?

1309 Rosewood, 512/791-5961

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