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Katz's Deli
618 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78701 · 512-472-2037
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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT. Whether you need a late-night fix or an early morning breakfast, this 24-hour New York-style deli can ably satisfy your hunger. Opt for Belgian waffles, deli omelets, corned beef hash, blintzes, cinnamon rolls, challah French toast, and much more. One of the few places in Austin to get lox and bagels.
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NORTH AUSTIN. This popular café serves good, healthy food 24 hours a day with an emphasis on fresh ingredients. Highlighted on the menu are a wide variety of omelets, pancakes, and other traditional breakfast dishes. Among the morning options you'll delight in are a chicken verde omelet, gingerbread pancakes, breakfast tacos, biscuits and gravy (with eggs), migas, and steak and eggs. Other menu options include sandwiches, salads, and lots of entrees that take their inspiration from around the globe, including Mexico.
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ROUND ROCK. Regionally famous, this bakery/doughnut shop's bright yellow doughnuts are known to produce sighs of bliss from adoring fans. Through changes in ownership and other travails, the doughnuts have endured, drawing crowds from open to close every day. For those people who don't care for doughnuts (impossible to imagine!), there are other options, including apple fritters, muffins, danishes, coffee cake, and freshly baked breads.
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Monument Cafe
1953 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78627 · 512-930-9586
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GEORGETOWN. Monument Café may be a 30 minute drive north of town, but if you crave a hearty breakfast, it's more than worth the travel time. At first glance the menu appears to be populated with nothing but standards. That's true, but the freshness of the ingredients, the generous portions, and the kitchen's expertise elevate the Monument well above average. You can order anything with confidence, from chicken-fried steak to migas to waffles. At other times of the day you'll find great meat-and-three meals with options that include fried chicken, Texas chili, salads, and homemade pies.
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NORTH AUSTIN. Having reopened in October 2007 following a devastating fire, Mother's is getting back on its feet again, although without the charming enclosed garden room (new plans are in the works!). Even so, the food remains top-quality, much of it organic and all of it vegetarian or vegan. The most popular dishes are mushroom stroganoff, spinach lasagna, and fully-loaded bueno burgers. As you might expect, salads are excellent – the house cashew-tamari dressing knocks them into the stratosphere. The menu also includes sandwiches, pastas, and several Tex-Mex options. There are even vegan desserts!
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NORTH AUSTIN. A beacon in the night, Mrs. Johnson's has been providing Austin night owls and early risers with hot fresh doughnuts for over 50 years. Plain glazed rings are the top sellers, but you'll also find several filled varieties, cake doughnuts, apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, and kolaches (rolls stuffed with sausage or cheese). Plus, there's always plenty of hot coffee. Hot doughnuts roll off the conveyors at 9pm, 10pm, 2am, 3am, and 5am, so time your visits accordingly.
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NORTH AUSTIN. Without doubt Austin's best 24-hour eats. Star Seeds is quirky and cheerful, with a bevy of regulars who have been loyal since the place opened in the mid-1980s, but one visit is usually all it takes for newbies to become die-hard fans. You can get breakfast any time, and it's awesome: steak and eggs, migas, breakfast burritos and tacos, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, omelettes, and the "A Baum" (English muffin topped with sausage, scrambled eggs and queso). Sandwiches, burgers and a handful of comfort food classics round out the menu.
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Starlite
407 Colorado St, Austin, TX 78701 · 512-374-9012
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WAREHOUSE DISTRICT. Starlite's lounge-y ambience manages to be simultaneously retro and modern, a fashionable mix of design styles that perfectly sets the stage for the contemporary American cuisine the restaurant has become known for. Sunday brunch is the ideal time to get acquainted with what Starlite has to offer: try a traditional American breakfast of eggs and sausage or steak, or go global with the Bangkok breakfast of Thai crab cakes, rice, Asian herb salad and a poached egg. Starlite's perfect brunch cocktails include mimosas, wasabi or dirty bloody marys, mojitos and bellinis. If you visit for dinner, the fried green tomato salad is stellar; tupelo honey barbecued quail and pan roasted duck breast with rhubarb and pomegranate glaze are unique and wonderful.
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