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Bouldin Creek Cafe ★ 4.3

Bouldin Creek Cafe in Austin is South First's vegetarian neighbourhood cafe since 2000, a bungalow patio with all-day breakfast, vegan options.

TipAll-day breakfast runs from 8am; the migas and veggie burger are the room's two anchors and run all day.

Mr. Natural (East Cesar Chavez) ★ 4.1

Mr. Natural in Austin is the East Cesar Chavez vegetarian Mexican kitchen, a juice bar, bakery and eatery serving non-dairy, wheat-free or vegan dishes.

TipThe Sunday buffet runs 10am-3pm; the bakery counter has vegan pan dulce on weekday mornings.

Bouldin Creek Cafe (gluten-free menu) ★ 4.3

Bouldin Creek Cafe in Austin runs an extensive gluten-free menu at the South First vegetarian cafe, with gluten-free breakfast tacos, pancakes and the GF.

TipThe gluten-free menu runs separately; ask the counter for it when ordering the veggie burger.

Casa de Luz (100% gluten-free) ★ 4.3

Casa de Luz in Austin is the Toomey Road macrobiotic dining hall built entirely gluten-free, with daily-changing plates of grains, legumes and seasonal.

TipCommunal seating and one set plate per service; ideal for groups with mixed dietary.

Halal Bros (West Campus) ★ 4.0

Halal Bros in Austin is the West Campus halal Middle Eastern counter on Guadalupe Street, the closest halal kitchen to UT for chicken shawarma.

TipThe line moves fast; the chicken-and-rice platter is the campus default. Open until 11pm daily.

Tarka Indian Kitchen ★ 4.0

Tarka Indian Kitchen in Austin is the South Austin halal Indian counter, with halal chicken and grass-fed halal lamb served in tikka, curry.

TipThe lamb biryani is the room's strongest dish; the Westgate location has the largest dining room.

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