Head to the Whole Foods’s flagship market and food court, offering a buffet of various options, from sushi, barbecue, tacos, sandwiches, olives, seafood, burgers, and more. There’s a vegan burger restaurant too.

The sandwich haven that is Walton's makes it a handy lunch spot — don’t miss out on the popular Turkey Sweet on a croissant. Plus, take advantage of late breakfast, which is served until 2 p.m., with challah French toast and shrimp and grits.

The western downtown truck serves up really great, simple lunchtime tacos and burritos. The Tejana with carne asada is a good bet.

Sadly, soup dumplings aren’t available for lunch, but the rest of Wu Chow’s modern Chinese menu is still available.

Easy burgers and chicken sandwiches? P. Terry’s is there for ya.

Fish tacos, fried chicken baskets and shrimp po’ boys make for a quick and easy lunch from Turf N' Surf Po-Boy.

Koriente serves healthy and delicious Asian dishes like curries, noodles, and a variety of bowls.

Head to tiny Backspace restaurant for lunchtime pizza, charcuterie boards, meatballs, and more.

The bakery/beer garden/sausage shop is a popular choice for a quick beer, pretzel, and sandwich. Pair it with a coffee and baked good from the bakery for a quick pick-me-up, too.

Swift’s Attic lunch features inventive dishes like squid fries, Korean barbecue strip steak, and other staples (sandwiches, soups, salads).

The fast-and-friendly Italian restaurant has panini, salads, and plenty of pasta, along with espresso for the afternoon slump.

Barbecue for lunch, because it’s Austin.

For a little bit of everything from some of Austin’s top restaurants, check out the city’s first real food hall. There are chickens and burgers from Contigo; tacos from Dai Due; hummus from TLV; bowls, salads, and wraps from Henbit; sushi and chicken-based ramen at Ni-Kome, and more.