Jack Allen's Kitchen
The menu is quite well-rounded, with anything from salads to grilled and fried items to good, old-fashioned burgers. Off-menu daily specials and sometimes even seasonal features are a token here. The chefs are also very accommodating to alterations to anything on the menu.
I had the grilled ruby trout, which was as divine as it looks. The chefs at Jack Allen's know that people eat with their eyes first, and you will not be disappointed with how great your plate looks when it is brought to you. This particular fish fillet is topped with pesto and apple slices and laid on a bed of wild rice and spinach. Let's just say I wish veggies always tasted this good!
To top off the delicious food options, service at Jack Allen's is also spectacular. The atmosphere of this unique restaurant would not be possible without its fantastic employees. They are all extremely knowledgeable about everything the restaurant has to offer and always make the diners feel welcome. Special shout-out to Jesse at the Round Rock location for allowing me to take pictures of everything he brought our table! Not one judgement was passed when he saw me with that camera.
So next time you're looking for an all-around original dining experience that will meet anyone's tastes, head over to Jack Allen's Kitchen. They have three locations in the Austin area, so you're bound to be close to one!
Location: 7720 TX 71, Austin, TX 78735Hours of Operation: Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm, Sunday 10am-10pm (Brunch 10am-2pm)
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