Arpeggio Grill

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Arpeggio in Austin was an amazing experience from start to finish. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing, and the staff truly make you feel taken care of. Everything feels thoughtfully designed, and the attention to detail really stands out. The service was professional, friendly, and exceeded my expectations. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers and the quality of what they provide. I’ll definitely be coming back and highly recommend Arpeggio to anyone in Austin looking for a great experience.

It is Ms malice's birthday and we decided to head on over to the highland area to eat at this Mediterranean restaurant. We came in an hour before closing and it was nice and quiet. Large seating sections and a nice traditional seating area. You order at the counter and then self-serving from there on as far as condiments and your silverware. We decided to get a variation of all the different types of food that they had that were used to. Domas the start which were pretty good, nice and cold. Then for our entrees most of us had traditional rice and chicken lamb or the beef. As far as scenery, it's very beautiful setting and I can see where it'd be very fun to hang out having time. When I do come back I'll definitely look at some more of the traditional and food options which look ver

Arpeggio was an outstanding Mediterranean treat! The food was perfectly seasoned and beautifully prepared. The restaurant features elegant floor seating, which adds a special touch to the atmosphere. Unfortunately, we were visiting with young children and weren’t able to experience the floor seating this time. We were visiting Austin, and this spot came highly recommended — and it absolutely lived up to the suggestion!

I usually don’t leave a bad review but when everyone recommends this place to me, it makes me upset that this place doesn’t live up to expectations when I have places like Shawarma King and Peace Bakery close by. We ordered hummus, falafel, tabbouleh, shawarma and the gyro. Only the gyro was good. The hummus tasted like mashed chickpeas with water and salt. the falafel was undercooked on the inside. The tabbouleh barely had any bulgur in it and lacked mint and the seasonings you’d find anywhere else. These plates were $6 each. To end, the shawarma was a small amount of unseasoned and overcooked strips (not shavings) that you might find at a Mexican restaurant. Perhaps I ordered more on the middle-eastern side of things of the mediterranean spectrum. However, I ordered straight from the

the gyro meat in the lunch special was literally perfection. the value for money is absolutely insane. i genuinely shed a few tears eating my meal. absolutely incredible.