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  • 1417 French Bistro

    1417 S. First Greater Austin

    512/551-2430

    This comfortable neighborhood bistro offers French cuisine for both dinner and weekend brunch.
  • Baguette et Chocolat

    12101 FM 2244 West Austin and Lakeway

    512/263-8388

    In addition to a full espresso bar and French bakery, this place has an extensive menu including sweet and savory crepes, quiches, and croque-monsieurs. Sandwiches are available as paninis or on a fresh half-baguette, and all breads and pastries are baked in-house.
  • Blue Dahlia Bistro

    3663 Bee Cave Rd. West Austin and Lakeway

    512/306-1668

    This sunny, lovely bistro specializes in French treats like tartines, mussels, and boeuf bourguignon.
  • Bunboy

    10420 Metric Ste. 150 North

    720/416-4440

    Self-proclaimed "Badass Bao" food truck sells fresh Gua Bao buns and small plates.
  • Café Crème

    1834 E. Oltorf South

    512/710-9473

    Extensive coffee and tea options, local craft beers, and sweet and savory crepes to soak it all up.
  • Crepe Crazy

    3103 S. Lamar South Lamar and Barton Springs

    512/387-2442

    Founded by Eastern European immigrants, Crêpe Crazy melds a variety of cultures into their crepes, stuffing them with everything from Scandinavian lox to Southwestern peppers, corn, and black beans.
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  • Elizabeth Street Cafe

    1501 S. First South Congress and South First

    512/291-2881

    Making Vietnamese cuisine with grass-fed meats, eggs from pastured chickens, locally grown organic produce, and seafood fresh from the Gulf makes us happy, but not as happy as the dreamy drip coffee served iced or hot.
    4 articles
  • Épicerie

    2307 Hancock Midtown

    512/371-6840

    The vinaigrette-dressed beet and barley salad, tossed with mint and pumpkin seeds is inspired simplicity. Move on to luscious house-cured charcuterie.
  • French Tex Cuisine

    2323 S. Lamar South Lamar and Barton Springs

    512/550-1412

    Home of the "French taco."
  • Gina's on Congress

    314 Congress Ave. Downtown

    In a historic building with past lives as a jail, brothel, office and saloon, Gina's on Congress brings customers a taste of French-Italian classic bistro cuisine.
  • Hopfields

    3110 Guadalupe Campus

    512/537-0467

    This popular near-campus watering hole features French comfort food that transcends the genre of bar fare. The frites are nearly perfect: not too thin or thick, with some skin, appropriately salted, and sprinkled with parsley.
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  • Jobell Cafe and Bistro

    16920 RR 12, Wimberley West Austin and Lakeway

    512/847-5700

  • Justine's Brasserie

    4710 E. Fifth Lower East

    512/385-2900

    This East Austin answer to a Parisian brasserie (literally “brewery,” but practically speaking, a restaurant) embraces early 20th-century roots (the cottage itself was built in 1937) and creates a picturesque vintage experience. Fit with a cozy bar, wooden tables, and Great Depression-era decor, the disco balls on the patio bring the ambience back to our current millennium. Paired with its late-night dining of standout French bistro fare (steak frites, escargots à la bourguignonne) are readings (Richard Hell), spoken word (Jello Biafra), and the occasional midnight show (Louis Armstrong singer Jewel Brown) for the lucky few that join the party at the eleventh hour.
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  • La Madeleine

    9828 Great Hills Trail #650 North

    512/502-2474

    Diners slide their trays down the cafeteria-style line to order quiches, salads, soups, and sandwiches on dense homemade bread and croissants.
  • La Madeleine

    701-G South Capital of Texas Hwy. West Austin and Lakeway

    512/306-1998

    Diners slide their trays down the cafeteria-style line to order quiches, salads, soups, and sandwiches on croissants or dense homemade bread.
  • La Pâtisserie

    602 W. Annie South Congress and South First

    512/912-0033

    This petite Parisian bakery and coffee shop specializes in French pastries: croissants, pain au chocolat, almond and pear brioche, rose and citron madeleines, chouquettes, financiers, palmiers, chocolate and coffee éclairs, mille-feuille, tarte tatins, and gâteaux, as well as more than two dozen flavors of macaron.
  • Le Cafe Crêpe

    200 San Jacin­to Downtown

    512/480-0084

    This is a full-service espresso and coffee shop that specializes in crêpes for breakfast, lunch, and dessert. Create your own crêpes from the savory filling choices.
  • Le Calamar

    1600 S. First #100 South Congress and South First

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  • Lenoir

    1807 S. First South Congress and South First

    512/215-9778

    This glittering space serves “hot weather food,” chef Todd Duplechan’s take on seasonality. The customizable prix fixe offers choices from dishes in four categories: field, sea, land, and dream (dessert, of course).
    2 articles
  • Mimi's Cafe

    10515 N MoPac. North

    512/263-9731

    This cafe invites you to "come enjoy a taste of France" before your shopping day gets the better of you.
  • Otopia Rooftop

    1901 San Antonio St. #1100 Campus

    737/243-9040

  • Péché

    208 W. Fourth Downtown

    512/494-4011

    An incredible cocktail menu isn't surprising given that the place originally opened as an absinthe bar. Today you'll find an ample dinner menu.
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