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Hours

Mon.-Thu. 6-10PM, Fri.-Sat. 5:30-10:30PM, Sun. 6-9:30PM. Bar opens at 5PM daily.

Cross Street

Enfield

Parking

Free lot and street parking

Pricing

Very High ($$$$)

Jeffrey's Restaurant   

1204 W Lynn St
Austin, TX, 78703
512-477-5584
www.jeffreysaustin.com

Rating: 4 out of 5  (3 Ratings)   Read Reviews (3)    Rate and Write a Review
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Jeffreys legendary chef, David Garrido, cooks for the President. Of the United States. What more do you need to know? Okay, heres the rest... Jeffreys deserves its reputation as a celebrity hot spot. On any given night you could see movie stars, international men of intrigue and even a few politicians. The ambience is quiet and cozy, the service efficient and unobtrusive. The food is Southwestern with a Latin American twist. Youll find things like Crispy Oysters on Yucca Root Chips with Habanero Honey Aioli, Tempura Sea Scallops on Mixed Greens with Avocado and Poblano Cilantro Ranch, Duck and Shrimp with Rosemary Gnocchi, Chard and Sun-Dried Tomato Olive Sauce and White Chocolate Orange Almond Cake with Grand Marnier Bon Bon and Kumquats. And youll love them all. -- Lynett Oliver

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cdowell2
Review rating 5 out of 5
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By cdowell2 on 05/20/2005
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Review rating 5 out of 5
Gcagle2008's Review
By gcagle2008 on 04/25/2003
Delightful experience. Two of us split an order of crab cakes which were the best I've had anywhere. Our entrees, beef tenderloin and veal Osso Buco were cooked to perfection. Sorry, we had no room for dessert.
tennwms
Review rating 2 out of 5
Tennwms's Review
By tennwms on 01/02/2003
Nice atmosphere, but overall a sub-par experience. The waiter ill-timed the food delivery(we weren't done w/ first course when main course was delivered) and several food items were not trimmed of obvious fat when they should have been.

May try again; perhaps it was simply a bad night for the chef.

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