Austin's Best Breakfast Spots: 5 Must-Try Locations

 
Best Breakfast Spots in Austin, Texas
 
 

Whether you're a local or just visiting, Austin, Texas is known for having great food, and especially breakfast. Declare these next five spots your morning lifesavers, and let's take a deeper look at the best places to get morning grub in Texas's shining star.

1. Phoebe's Diner

This popular Austin diner has expanded into a few locations inside the city. It's a classic, 1950s-style diner with a great blend of old and new breakfast options.


Address: 533 W Oltorf St, Austin, TX 78704, United States



Hours:
Monday - Sunday 7 AM–3 PM


What to Order:

  • Smoked brisket burrito with hash browns-coffee-smoked.

  • Flapjacks with buttermilk

  • Classic bacon and eggs

With generous portions and very reasonable prices, Phoebe's ends up being one of the favorite hangouts for locals and visitors alike. And if there's a considerable number of people waiting in line, just be patient—it’s well worth it.

 

2. Paperboy

What started as a food truck in 2016 is now a brick-and-mortar causing a storm in Austin's breakfast scene. Paperboy boasts its seasonal menu of locally sourced ingredients, fresh and full of flavor all year long.


Address: 1203 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78702, United States



Hours:
Monday - Thursday 8 AM–2 PM

Friday - Sunday 8 AM–3 PM


The Experience:

  • Bright modern space with inside and outside seating.

  • Adorable rooftop patio for al fresco dining.

  • Reservations available to eliminate long wait times.

Be sure to note their famous B.E.C. sandwich or a seasonal pastry.

3. The Omelettry

A true Austin institution, The Omelettry has been serving up fantastic breakfasts since 1978. With an all-day breakfast menu, this is sure to be one of those places that makes early birds and late risers happy.


Address: 4631 Airport Blvd # 131A, Austin, TX 78751, United States



Hours:
Monday - Sunday 7 AM–3 PM


Highlights:

  • Space with wood decking and funky art gives off a real perky vibe.

  • Signature omelettes, including the house special served with zesty olives.

  • Vegetarian-friendly options.

Located at 4631 Airport Blvd, The Omelettry is a necessary stop for anyone looking for a quintessential Austin breakfast.

4. Bouldin Creek Cafe

It has a vegetarian label, but don't let that fool you—Bouldin Creek Cafe cranks out some of the city's heartiest and most satisfying breakfast offerings. A South Austin staple, this fun eatery has been a neighborhood favorite for a long time.


Address: 1900 S 1st St, Austin, TX 78704, United States



Hours:

Monday - Sunday 8 AM–10 PM


Why It Stands Out:

  • Vegetarian menu that fits both meat-eaters and plant-based diners alike.

  • Cozy, relaxed setting; ideal for leisurely breakfasts.

  • Extensive selection of coffee and tea.

From savory breakfast tacos to sweet pancakes, Bouldin Creek Cafe makes sure vegetarian breakfast can be delicious and satisfying.

5. Counter Cafe

With two central Austin locations, Counter Cafe offers a modern take on breakfast—that classic diner meal. An emphasis on fresh, local, organic ingredients propels the old-school breakfast to a new level.


Address: 1914 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702, United States



Hours:

Monday - Sunday 7 AM–3 PM


Must-Try Dish:

  • Joe's Special: Breakfast potatoes topped with homemade sausage, sautéed spinach, scrambled eggs, and shaved Parmesan cheese.

Counter Cafe's devotion to quality ingredients and mastery of preparation makes it one of Austin's most competitive breakfast spots.

 

As you're making your rounds through these great breakfast spots around Austin, you might just find yourself wanting to host your own brunch at home. There's nothing quite like inviting friends over for a lazy weekend morning filled with good food and great company. And when the dishes are done and the last mimosa is finished, remember that Sparkly Maid Austin is here to help clean up. We know how precious weekends in Austin are, so let us take care of the cleanup after brunch while you plan your next culinary outing around our vibrant city.

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