Your office likes to keep it hip, which means moving into East Austin and proving that the east side of the city is more than food trailers and fixie bikes. So rather than traveling Downtown for lunch, keep it in the neighborhood at these six places...Read more

Eastside Cafe is the founding restaurant of the AIDS Services of Austin’s Dining for Life event. It was 1992, and Elaine Martin, Eastside Cafe’s chef/owner; Dorsey Barger, Eastside’s co-founder who has since gone on to open HausBar Farms; and Kathy Taylor, a longtime friend of theirs, enlisted a small band of volunteers...Read more

Where to find the flavors of the season, served with Austin friendliness and creativity...Read more

"Fresh" is the name of the game here; the restaurant has an on-site garden. Set in an old house, the laid-back Eastside Café began serving homegrown veggies long before the "local foods" movement became popular. Try the artichoke manicotti.Read more

Austin is a barbecue city, but there's still plenty of vegetarian enthusiasm to go around. To balance out the city's love of meat, Eater readers share their favorite vegeterian dishes around Austin. From fried avocado tacos from Torchy's to local veggie plates at Cenote, here's a map of 33 great options.Read more