Austin’s vibrant food scene continues to evolve, offering residents and visitors an ever-expanding array of dining options. From new restaurant openings to celebrated food trucks, here’s a look at some noteworthy spots to check out.
New Restaurant Openings
Black Fox Coffee
New York City-based coffee roaster Black Fox Coffee has opened its first Texas location at the ATX Tower in Austin. This expansion marks the company’s first branch outside New York and serves as its Texas flagship. The Austin shop offers espresso, cold brew, specialty lattes, tea, matcha, and pastries from Swedish Hill. To celebrate the opening, the first 200 flat whites served on Friday and Saturday will be free. The coffee shop is located on the ground floor of ATX Tower at 321 West 6th Street.
Kinsho
Kinsho is the first sushi restaurant to open on Rainey Street.
Celebrated Food Trucks
Austin’s food truck scene remains a cornerstone of the city’s culinary identity. Here are some standout trucks that continue to delight patrons:
KG BBQ
KG BBQ is renowned for its unique fusion of Egyptian and Texan flavors, offering dishes like smoked brisket with Middle Eastern spices.
Cuantos Tacos
Cuantos Tacos specializes in Mexico City-style street tacos, serving options like suadero and tripa, all crafted with authentic techniques.
Distant Relatives
Distant Relatives offers African-American-inspired barbecue, featuring dishes like smoked pork with tamarind glaze and brisket with coffee rub.
Veracruz All Natural
Veracruz All Natural is celebrated for its fresh and flavorful tacos, particularly the migas taco, which has garnered a loyal following.
Whether you’re a longtime Austinite or a visitor eager to explore the city’s culinary offerings, these new establishments and enduring favorites provide a taste of the diverse flavors that make Austin’s food scene so dynamic.

