Bureau de Poste / at Tiny Grocer - Austin, Texas

Le « Bureau de Poste » est un restaurant asiatique situé à Austin, Texas, et géré par une femme appartenant à la communauté LGBTQ+. Ce restaurant est situé à l'adresse suivante : 4300 Speedway suite 100, Austin, TX 78751. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro suivant : 23753320. Leur site web est bureaudeposteatx.com.

Le « Bureau de Poste » est spécialisé dans la cuisine asiatique et propose une grande variété d'options pour le déjeuner, le dîner et le brunch. Ils sont réputés pour leur excellent café, leurs desserts délicieux et leur grand choix de vins. Le restaurant dispose d'une terrasse, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour se détendre et profiter d'un repas. Ils proposent également des services sur place, des repas sur place, des options de livraison et des remises « happy hour » sur les boissons.

Le restaurant est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des places de parking et des toilettes adaptées. Ils acceptent les cartes de crédit, sont conviviaux pour les enfants et proposent un menu enfant. Les chiens sont autorisés à l'extérieur. Le restaurant dispose d'un bar sur place, d'un Wi-Fi et est équipé de toilettes non genrées.

Selon les avis sur Google My Business, le « Bureau de Poste » a une note moyenne de 4/5 sur la base de 125 avis. Les clients apprécient la nourriture délicieuse, l'atmosphère chaleureuse et le service amical.

Avis de Bureau de Poste / at Tiny Grocer

Hon Lam

4/5

Flies really put a damper on the whole experience. Even though it's finally fall in Texas you still might want to consider it before you sit outside on the patio. Overall the food was good but not anything that would blow you away. If you are looking for a chill and easy going date night spot or family dinner with plenty of space, array of offerings, and a bookstore and grocery store to boost the whole night out you definitely should give this place a visit. Really good variety of food for a cheeseboard, well worth it. The ? was refreshing and light with plenty of flavor, mussels were a hit. I wish they had fries ? to go with it, unfortunately the fryer was down. Oh and I would skip the ? ? small plate dish, there was no flavor what so ever. Overall 7/10 I would go back to the neighborhood spot again for another time and try their brunch. Happy to support Chef Jo Chans business.

Mandeep Kaur

4/5

Cute little bistro vibe that takes up about half the building space of this Tiny Grocer in Hyde Park. I got the burger, my friend got the egg white omelet. They were great about substitutions. Food came out fresh and hot with high-quality ingredients.
My only struggle here was a beverage of choice - the teas were all bagged, and none of the juices were fresh squeezed or organic. They gave me the option to grab something from the grocery portion of the store, which was greatly appreciated.
Service was quick and kind.
Loved the bright airy-ness!

Lisa Leturno

5/5

Loretta was excellent and made us feel right at home! She was so warm, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. The vibe is stylish and a little unsuspecting inside a Tiny Grocer. The plating was beautiful and food was delicious. We will definitely be back!

Jamie Haynes

5/5

I should start this with my pallet is not very refined. The salad was the best part. The endive was crisp and the dressing was bright with citrus acid. My wife liked her mussels but said there wasn't enough sauce. I had the vegan mushroom burger which I didn't like because of the textures between the tempura and a not so fresh bun. The desert was rich and I ate my first flower lol. The ambiance is great, native plants and open space on the patio.

V. D.

5/5

Neat place. Prices are on the high side but you absolutely get quality for what you order. Omelette was delicious, fries were good and the clafoutis was awesome. Side sausages were also on point. Service was also great.

Paquita P

5/5

This French cafe is located in a really cute gourmet market. It is an intimate space that seats maybe 20. It may not be ideal for very large groups unless you rent the entire space out. We didn't have any issues with service. It was great. We started out with a really tasty French onion soup and salad. The steak frites with a ribeye was amazing. The steak was cooked perfectly and slathered with herb butter and the fries were seasoned and fried so good that no dipping sauces were required. I would definitely go back.

Evelina Leece

5/5

Came in on a first cold night in Austin this fall and very much enjoyed their onion soup, endive salad and shared the steak frites. On Monday night they have a flank steak special as well, which is a smaller portion for a little less money - but regular steak frites with a ribeye was done beautifully. Perfect fries too!
The little store of specialty items has delicious things as well, nice to walk around and explore before or after dinner.
Can’t wait to be back! Steady stream of people even on a Monday night, so I suggest you make a reservation.

ACEVEDO

5/5

Very knowledgeable & personable staff. Super attentive, without being overbearing. They kept bringing water and refilling our glasses without us even noticing, I ordered the Croque Madame. It comes with salad and was delicious! Better than the one I had in Paris! The restaurant area is very small, but spacious enough. There’s a cute grocery store with food items and gifts on the other side of the bar, without a dividing wall. After lunch, we enjoyed browsing through the grocery store and the book store one shop over. Would recommend!