Cuisines and Dishes at El Patio:
- Mexican
El Patio
2938 Guadalupe St,
Austin
TX
78705
elpatioaustin.com (512) 476-5955
Menu for El Patio
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Ratings and Reviews for El Patio
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May 16 2012
Alyssa K. via Yelp
El Patio is a must if you have never been! Family owned and operated forever and they take pride in their restaurant. I have tried many things on the menu...read more
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May 07 2012
James F. via Yelp
Another Austin institution down on the local bucket list for me visiting El Patio for lunch. Forget the catchy chicka chicka, extreme fajita poppers, and...read more
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Apr 26 2012
Morgan C. via Yelp
Good Tex-Mex food. I love that it is family owned. Not the best found in Austin, but if you are in the area and craving good enchiladas, I recommend...read more
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Mar 28 2009
littlecupcake via Citysearch
My husband and I absolutely adore El Patio! I am native to Austin and think El Patio represents a local restaurant at its finest:...read more
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Jan 28 2009
pigeonholetom via Citysearch
El Patio has no patio, but is located on the drag, which is nice. It's standard TexMex. Nothing fancy or over the top, but not too...read more
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Jan 07 2009
via Citysearch
El Patio has some of the best Mexican food in Austin. It's one of the few places that I don't mind fighting for parking and waitin...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Paul Joseph bought the original cafe on this site, Schoonerville, in 1952, renaming it El Patio. His son, David, runs the place today, and it has a strong family vibe. Despite the name, there's no patio--just a narrow room divided into two sections and decorated with pictures of famous patrons. The menu is strictly old-fashioned Tex-Mex. The El Patio No. 1 has queso to go with its guacamole, beef taco, cheese enchilada and tamale.
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