Calling All Foodies! Michelin Austin Guide 🍴✨

When I first moved to Austin, I expected live music, friendly people, and plenty of tacos—but what I didn’t expect was how much the restaurant scene would shape my experience here. Food in Austin isn’t just about eating; it’s about community, storytelling, and connection.

Now that the Michelin Guide has officially recognized Austin, the spotlight is shining brighter than ever. These restaurants aren’t just places to grab dinner—they’re windows into the city’s soul. From legendary barbecue joints to contemporary tasting menus, each spot tells a piece of the Austin story.

We put together an easy-to-use Google Map of Michelin-recommended Austin restaurants (list courtesy of Chicago Title) so you can explore them all in one place. Whether you’re new in town or a longtime local, this is your chance to discover—or rediscover—what makes Austin’s dining scene so special.

⭐ Featured Restaurants from the Michelin List

Here are some of the standout spots highlighted by Michelin:

  • Terry Black's BBQ

  • Comedor

  • Garrison

  • Toshokan

  • Hestia

  • Maie Day

  • Discada

  • Jeffrey's

  • Suerte

  • Launderette

  • La Barbecue

  • Nixta Taqueria

  • La Condesa

  • Birdie’s

  • KG BBQ

  • Veracruz Fonda & Bar

  • Distant Relatives @ Micklethwait Craft Meats

  • Leroy and Lewis Barbecue

  • Barley Swine

  • Ling Kitchen

  • Ramen Del Barrio

  • Olamaie

  • Interstellar BBQ

    📌 Credit: Restaurant list provided by Chicago Title. Map created by Key Group Austin.

Michelin’s picks show off Austin’s unique mix of roots + innovation. You might find yourself at a hole-in-the-wall taco spot one night and a chef-driven fine dining experience the next—and both will feel equally Austin.

So whether you’ve just unpacked your moving boxes or you’ve called Austin home for decades, take a night (or a few!) to explore these restaurants. It’s more than dinner—it’s a way to connect with the city, learn its stories, and maybe even write your own.

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