📍 Clarksville, Austin

Two Goose Market & Barbecue runs out of a walk-up window at 706 N Lamar Blvd in Clarksville, a family-owned, blue-collar barbecue operation built around breakfast service rathe...

The Clarksville room that helped define what Austin fine dining was going to look like — tasting menus driven by what the farms sent, a wine-by-the-glass list deep enough to actual...

Austin's original fine dining destination since 1975. Dry-aged steaks, French-inspired plates, and polished service in a Clarksville bungalow. Jeffrey's has outlasted every trend b...

Lin Asian Bar runs Clarksville's dim sum program, turning out shu mai with pork and shrimp, scallion-laced plates, and a weekend brunch cart worth reserving for. The kitchen treats...

A neighborhood spot tucked into Clarksville, where the menu stays short, seasonal, and changes with what's good. The cooking leans American with a brunch focus, and the room feels ...

Josephine House is a Clarksville cottage with an eclectic seasonal menu and a garden patio that does a lot of the heavy lifting. The setting leans bungalow rather than formal dinin...

Aris is a Mediterranean steakhouse in Clarksville on West 6th Street, dealing in dry-aged prime cuts and wood-fired grilled meats. The menu pairs steaks and a raw bar with Mediterr...

A longtime Clarksville bakery and cafe trading in Swedish classics — pastries, croissants, and breads anchor the morning, with lunch fare carrying it through the day. A small room ...

McGuire Moorman Lambert's wine bar sits right next to Howards on West 6th — think of it as the quieter, pour-heavier sibling. Clarksville's answer to a late-night glass that doesn'...

Cipollina has run as a neighborhood Italian bistro in Clarksville since 1999, a rare Austin restaurant with that kind of tenure in one spot. The kitchen works from house-made pasta...