"Small plates rule" at this "upscale" West Campus eatery (and sister to Asti) where the "creative" Spanish menu "encourages experimentation" and the "fabulous cocktails" are discounted during happy hour; the locale's a bit "off the beaten path", although inside is "sophisticated" and "modern", and when the weather is warm, the place to be is out on the patio.
Bamboo window shades block the sun on the second-floor veranda. Ottomans augment the cabana feel. The pretty people feel right at home. Exotic cocktails and gourmet nibbles have attracted them. So has the nouveau international menu. It borrows favorably from Spain, with a paella for two. The wine list is a jackpot. But many of the reasonably priced bottles only come as half-bottles. So buy...
Citysearch Editorial Review:
Chefs Emmett and Lisa Fox, the power duo behind Austin's popular Asti, transformed the site of the former Granite Cafe. Young, well-heeled patrons can choose from two distinct areas: a sleek, open...