Ciabatta, brioche, raisin walnut, potato rosemary foccacia. Hungry? Then get to West Town’s newest bakery.
Ciabatta, brioche, raisin walnut, potato rosemary foccacia. Hungry? Then get to West Town’s newest bakery.
If you had one more day to live (and were smart), you’d spend it at the Violet Hour. Don’t be fooled by the lack of signage: dusty blue hues, a speakeasy vibe, and cocktails you’d never be able to mimic if you tried.
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A honky-tonk taqueria harkens back to ’50s Bakersfield, California. Whiskey, tacos, and damn-fine tunes.
Dutch pancake haven offers both sweet and savory staples like raisin ginger, salami- heese, and chocolate banana.
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Best. brunch. on. the. planet. French toast towers, Banana Nestle Crunch pancakes, lemon ricotta flapjacks, and eggs cooked to perfection. Brave the line — you won’t be sorry.
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Trendy brunch spot serves up green eggs and ham; pancake flights; Chai tea-infused French toast; and frushi, fresh fruit atop sweet sticky rice.
Not your typical tavern, West Town offers down-home food with upscale flavors. Leave your ’tude at the door, cozy up against exposed brick, and chow on truffle potato chips and weekly specials like smoked kalua pig with goat cheese hash. You’ll never want to leave.
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Expect handmade mozzarella, fresh-baked breads and pastries, house-roasted meats, and delicious seasonal sandwiches on the menu. Sit on the patio when it’s sunny.
Come in your jeans to this corner West Town bistro for American fare (burgers, half chicken, caesar salad). Weekend brunch options include skillets, stuffed French toast, pancakes, and more.
Shawn McClain’s veggie haven serves inventive dishes that even a meat eater would love. Menu changes with the seasons. Well worth the price.