Best of Austin, TX — the snobby foodie

Sep 4

Sep 4 Best of Austin, TX

This post was partly inspired by Aziz Ansari's story on a Chipotle bag, reminiscing of ATX, and a realization I may have list problem.

On the back of some Chipotle bags (and in his book), Aziz describes the analysis paralysis we experience when we strive for "the best". In his book, he describes a brunch researched copiously that didn't happen. In his research, he consults Yelp, Foursquare, and other sources and finally decides on a place. It turns out that his friends are unable to make it and the brunch never happens. He ends up going to that brunch place later, and apparently it's awesome.

Anyways, the lists I create are for these type of individuals. People who get excited by food and want to have "the best". I'll be that crazy person that does the Yelping/Foursquaring and updates these lists. More importantly, I eat the bad food, so you don't have to.

Here's to these old lists and many more to come. Cheers.

Oh and below this post, there's a little button so you can share this post. You should, you should! I mean the world has to know which happy hour spots have the best salsa.

WARNING: The photos for these posts are from a very old Android phone. If you came here for food porn, you may or may not find that here. Perhaps check out my Crab Ceviche post. If you came for good eats, I got yo' back.