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3704 Kerbey Ln
Austin, TX 78731
Fax: 512-451-7190
(12 Ratings)
The original Kerbey Lane, which opened in 1980, still stands as a relic of old Austin -- smart and artsy, yet supremely unpretentious. Right in line with its commitment to responsible eating, the restaurant offers a variety of healthy options, like the Silken Tofu Mocha Cheesecake -- so popular that longtime customers regularly call to confirm there is still some left. Eat what is in season, and you're sure to give your body a boost from locally grown organic foods. Sound family-friendly? Then be sure to stop by on Tuesday, when kids 12 and under get a free meal. The Kerbey Lane is a wildly popular dinner spot, especially on weekends. So for a little less hustle and bustle, try visiting at the beginning of the workweek, when you might get a glimpse of Slacker-era Austin. -- Kimberly Morgan
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Don't bring your great Aunt here if she's easily shocked...
Robotmeister - 07/25/2008Firstly, I really like the food and the eclectic menu selections at Kirby Lane and the breakfasts are exceptional. I only have two minor complaints: (a) their restaurants need more cleaning and fresh paint. (b) the staff is really great but I don't find gigantic, visible tattoos and pierced appendages very appetizing while dining. (I have the same opinion about the Magnolia Cafes and anywhere else where food is served)
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JPollio - 07/08/2008Pancakes and Omelettes
Richardebeck - 07/04/2008As old duffers, my wife and I do not eat as much as we once did. We order one omelette to split and pay the extra dollar to substitute 2 pancakes for buscuits. Peach and blueberry are our favorites. We each have half an omelette and one pancake -- the perfect amount. We leave double the tip because even though we are splitting one meal, the service is still great. They keep my coffee cup full. One problem: If you go at popular times, be prepared to wait. In the spring and fall we walk the mile from our Barton Hills home. This gives us good exercise and saves parking for the cars with "save the planet" bumber stickers.
- QFA1 - 05/30/2008
Great food meets local art
gems23rd - 07/03/2007The one restaurant that both my meat eating AND vegitarian friends love! Plus at the South Lamar and 183 location they have people that sell a variety of things ( jewelry, soap, wire art, leather...)that they make themselves. Art prices are as good as food prices!