Austin is 182 years old, and in that time, certain dishes have stood out amongst the fray as the best, most delicious representations of the city. To help figure out those must-eat meals, Eater put together a handy guide to Austin's most iconic dishes.
The city’s defining dishes range from a mix of old and new. There are the classic pancakes at Kerbey Lane Cafe, migas plates from Cisco’s, Franklin Barbecue’s world-famous briskets, tacos galore, and much more. This update includes the Monster Cookie from Henbit and barbecue klobásníky from Kerlin BBQ.
For more defining Austin eats, check out the city's most classic restaurants, iconic meat dishes, barbecue, tacos, burgers, and pizzerias.
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