Restaurants, Bars & Coffee in Bastrop & Lost Pines
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Restaurants, Bars & Coffee in Bastrop & Lost Pines, checked by People of Austin. Every restaurant, bar, coffee shop, bakery and food truck we have checked, sorted by neighborhood so you can pick something near you. Filter by cuisine, patio, kid-friendly or reservations, and look for the Reserve badge when you need a table tonight.
Southside Market & Barbeque (Bastrop)
The Elgin sausage institution's Bastrop location smokes the same garlicky Original beef 'hot guts' it has made since 1882, plus brisket and mutton ribs for the traditionalists.
Buc-ee's (Bastrop)
The beaver-branded mega-stop on the way to Houston, with fresh brisket sandwiches chopped on the line, Beaver Nuggets by the bag and famously spotless bathrooms.
Sushi by Scratch Restaurants (Lost Pines)
Chef Phillip Frankland Lee's ten-seat omakase, hidden at the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines resort, runs a sixteen-course parade of torched, sauced and sake-paired nigiri.
Neighbor's Kitchen & Yard
Wood-fired pizzas and Texas beer on a big yard that slopes down to the Colorado River, with live bands most nights and kids and dogs running the lawn.
Maxine's Cafe & Bakery
Bastrop's Main Street diner does chicken-fried steak, hefty breakfasts and a bakery case of pies and cinnamon rolls in a storefront that still looks like 1950.
Store House Market & Eatery
Chef-driven regional cooking in a restored Main Street building, with locally sourced plates, a smart cocktail list and the most ambitious kitchen in Bastrop County.
602 Brewing Company
Bastrop's downtown brewpub pours house ales alongside burgers and pub fare, with a back patio that fills up after the Main Street shops close.
Meyer's Elgin Smokehouse
Historic sausage-making family's smokehouse in Elgin, the self-proclaimed Sausage Capital of Texas, smoking links and brisket since 1949.
Roadhouse Bar & Grill (Bastrop)
Bastrop roadhouse with burgers, live music and a big patio, a local hangout for weekend bands and cold beer.
Paw-Paw's Catfish House
Fried catfish plates and hushpuppies served family-style at this Bastrop seafood spot near the Colorado River.
Chestnut Grove Food Truck Court
Food truck court with BBQ, coffee, African dishes and seafood vendors.
Espadas de Brazil
Brazilian steakhouse from an Austin food truck owner, planned for the former Stem & Stone space.
Bastrop Beer Company
Brewery and bar with a rotating list of local and regional beers.
Texas Coffee Works
Bastrop-based roaster with an on-site cafe, known for complex brews made from its own beans.
Sunshine Sister Coffee
Brightly painted coffee trailer in Bastrop known for its coffees and matcha drinks, served from the window of the trailer.
Anita's Cafe
Bastrop breakfast spot known for migas, a Northern Mexico specialty, and breakfast tacos on housemade tortillas.
Comfort Cafe
Bastrop cafe serving scrambles, Benedicts and waffle plates under a pay-what-you-can model.
Lab C Food Kitchen
Bastrop Vietnamese kitchen serving pho, rice noodle dishes and banh mi, a welcome change from the usual barbecue and Tex-Mex.
Piney Creek Chop House
Bastrop steakhouse serving premium cuts of beef with a well-regarded martini list in a refined setting.
The Front Room
Scottish-inspired Smithville pub with no TVs, built for conversation.
Hope Floats Ice Cream & Bake Shop
Smithville shop known for over-the-top ice cream floats, named for the town's famous film.
Your Mom's
Hometown Smithville diner with Cajun-influenced comfort food and family-recipe fried chicken.
Smithville General Store
Coffee shop in the building that played the employment agency in Hope Floats, serving Mazama-roasted coffee.