2. Abo Youssef
8.5
2101 Manor Rd, Austin, TX
Mediterranean Restaurant · Upper Boggy Creek · 7 tips and reviews
Lindsey: No one has ever come close to matching our favorite Mediterranean place in - 10 years later Abo Youssef has done it! Everything is delicious, affordable, huge portions, and done with a smile!
Jesse Newland: Best Mediterranean food I've ever eaten, hands down. The hummus, the falafel, the gyro meat - all delicious.
Nathaly: Everything here is delicious and the owner is a wonderful host. All about supporting great people making great food in this part of town. Check it out! Love the gyro and falafel plates.
3. Cafe Malta
8.3
3421 W William Cannon Dr, Austin, TX
Mediterranean Restaurant · 34 tips and reviews
Austin Chronicle: Mediterranean comfort food made with local ingredients. Tarts, fish, pasta, and salads are all achingly fresh. And the adventurous cocktail list is a nice surprise. Read more.
Eater: South Austin's "Tex-Med" destination is all strip mall on the outside, and all charming bistro on the inside. Go for brunch, and don't skip their signature Bloody Mary. [Eater 38 Member]
Theda Sandiford: Try the Gnocci Gorgonzola - Buttery soft, melt in your mouth gnocci with gooey gorgonzola makes this the Italian equivalent of mac-n-cheese
9. The Peacock
8.1
600 W 2nd St (Nueces St), Austin, TX
Mediterranean Restaurant · Downtown Austin · 3 tips and reviews
AmateurConcierge: Pretty, pretty good Mediterranean themed spot - lovely interior. At brunch I’d suggest the spanakopita benedict.
Julie Lack: Get the dumplings!! Ignore the rest of the menu. Dumplings and cocktails only.
Rania: Beautiful indoor setting. It’s more of a mishmash of Mediterranean food (from Moroccan to Greek to Levant dishes). Prices are relatively high. Expect additional food + “wellness” tax on final bill