Ovenbird | Austin

Came here with my girlfriend for brunch on a Saturday. The fizzy lavender lemonade was deliciously tart and you could actually taste the lavender. The maple butter pecan latte was rich, creamy, and had some nice latte art on top. We tried the duck fat potatoes with garlic butter and they were crispy and piping hot. The lemon meringue French toast was incredibly decadent, fluffy, and melt-in-your-mouth. Finally, the cider braised pork and spatzle was the best thing I've eaten in recent memory. The pork was slightly tart, deeply flavorful, and braised to perfection. The spatzle and pickled cabbage were the perfect pairing for this rich dish. Service was also friendly and prompt, and the restaurant decor is full of character. I would highly recommend coming here for brunch or lunch, especial

We’ve been to this place twice and each time is amazing. Presentation is everything and their kitchen goes above and beyond to plate it pretty. For two people it usually comes out 50-70$ so it is a little pricey for two coffees, a pastry, a sandwich, and another dish. I’ve come to expect that but it’s the experience. Whether you eat inside or outside - it’s a nice spot of have a quiet brunch and enjoy spending time with your significant other. :)

This place is so amazing! I loved everything I got! I had a maple butter pecan latte and the lemon meringue french toast. The latte was so rich and creamy, not too sweet and the toast was THICK, rich and decadent. They had so many unique dishes. I highly recommend! Ovenbird, don't change a thing!

Super annoying place to go to. It’s cute inside and the coffee was good, but I absolutely hate having to order things online. You have to go through all these extra steps, type in credit card info, the website glitches, you have to order through one phone if eating with multiple people on the same ticket, etc. just a super annoying process. This isn’t even to mention the overpriced food. Why is a literal sandwich twenty dollars? And when I received the sandwich, there was a singular piece of lettuce, one tomato, and a few pieces of bacon. That thing would probably cost $2 to make because it had no ingredients on it. The bread was super limp too so the sandwich fell apart. It was so disappointing and it just blew my mind how expensive this place was. I guess that’s Austin for you though? M

The food is expensive but spectacular and made-from-scratch with a clear attention to detail. I highly recommend their french toasts, it's truly an elevation of the dish and comes in a large portion to boot! The atmosphere is welcoming and the service is friendly and accomodating of dietary restrictions.