Pitchfork Pretty - Austin

We celebrated a birthday dinner here before heading to a show at the Zach Theatre. We were early and the restaurant was empty but filled up as the evening progressed. We elected to sit at the bar and we loved the overall ambience of the place. We elected for the 4 course option. Although the whole party has to participate each person can choose their own dishes. Also all the dishes are very sharable and the portions are more than adequate. Service at the bar was excellent. All the dishes were outstanding. We look forward to future visits.

We had the $45/per person 4 course meal and y’all, that means you can share up to 8 different dishes! Produce was exceedingly fresh tasting and the variety of food was really a pleasant. Don’t let the appetizer courses fool you the entrees were more than generously portioned. We were way too full to finish the incredible fried chicken or the ribs. We’ll be back, and soon. The only thing they can improve (and sounds like they are working on it) is expanding wine by the glass menu.

Excellent. Service was exceptional thanks, Dylan! Ordnete two of the chalks, because the sunflower Pesto was paired with the freshest vegetable cnudit was excellent and had to order one more. Peace Chicken hands down, one of the best roasted chickens ever. Light dough, lush taste and moist chicken. I love the sauces. If the Korean theme did not recognize when I made the reservation, leave that no less adventurous or non-asian types. The Korean flavors became nuanced you will love it! Definitely a favorite dining place now!

Some of the best food I had in Austin or somewhere for this matter. Really excellent and creative without being too fussy or faux-fancy.

The dishes were quite impressive. We have the four course menu option and could finish barley. I recommend starting the Bbqd Krabbel or Maitake. We also split the pork brains and beef. The cocktails are a little expensive, so save some cash and instead get wine. All a trmendous experience with good late night vibes and music to close Saturday night