
Dedicated to using the highest quality and freshest ingredients possible, Dish Society sources a majority of its items locally. The all-day diner turns out a seasonally changing menu with healthful modern twists on traditional favorites. In addition to the robust coffee program by Greenway Coffee, guests can enjoy fresh juices and elixirs, a rotating selection of local craft beers, an approachable wine list, and handcrafted cocktails served in a modern industrial atmosphere.
Farm-to-table eatery serving all-day American fare, craft beers & wine in spare surroundings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1600 S 1st St suite 110, Austin, TX 78704
Phone: (512) 612-5284
Website: https://dishsociety.com/
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Reviews
The food here is fresh, local, and absolutely delicious, with so much care clearly put into every dish! The vibe inside is super cute, clean, and welcoming, with a small outdoor patio that’s perfect for a sunny Austin day and even if Austin’s weird weather comes into play part of the outdoor seating is also covered.
When we’ve gone it’s never felt overly crowded (except one time during a morning rush, but we can see why) and the customer service has been phenomenal every time — from staff offering great recommendations to keeping tables spotless and making sure guests are happy.
We’ve loved everything we’ve tried, but a few standouts have been the Texas hot chicken sandwich (crispy, juicy, sweet, and savory perfection), the smoked salmon avocado toast (so fresh and flavorful), ranch-style eggs, and the grilled pesto chicken sandwich.
During happy hour, we grabbed the burger, some bites and drinks, with the burger for sure being a must — and the team even offered to cut the burger in half since we mentioned we were sharing. Small touches like that go a long way!
Their happy hour is also a great deal and definitely worth checking out. And if you’ve got a sweet tooth, don’t skip dessert — the Proud Pies they source from Houston are dangerously good. We still need to go back just to do a full pie tasting! The white chocolate pretzel bread pudding was warm, rich, and gave off total almond croissant vibes.
Oh, and don’t sleep on the mimosa flight — or their Mug Club, where you can purchase a YETI at their location and get free coffee refills when you bring it in. Genius!
All around, Dish Society is one of those rare spots that nails fresh, local food, great service, and good vibes every time. We highly recommend it! We’ll be back, obviously!
We ordered ahead and the online menu showed things that were out of stock that had a ton of availability when we showed up, specifically some of the pies. We were able to pick it up once there but seemed like an arbitrary oversight to not have your inventory accurate in this day and age.
Overall was really good and plan to go back.
We had breakfast/brunch. Both the house omlette and the tostadas were very good. The side of pan-fried potatoes were remarkably good. I have seen comments on some of the food … Please note that the any of yhe lesser reviews/remarks I saw were about grits, avocado toast, etc. There’s only so much you can do with grits! Grits are grits. Maybe y’all could offer add-in’s and add-on’s for such more on the bland side of menu items. eg cinnamon, brown sugar, pecans, mild jalapeños, .. served on the side in appropriate portions. We’ll be back to try other entres including the pies we saw but were too full to even consider. I know pies – period and I can tell from looking at the apple and cherry pies (must use sour/tart cherries & they do) that they’re beyond anything you can find in any restaurant offering pies on their menu.
Great counter service addition to South Austin. Everyone we interacted with was super nice. The food was great, The hot chicken sandwich was very moist and made to order. I only wish it was cut in half because it is enormous. And the Happy Hour options are great. We got some HH priced pies to go.
Josh who recently left to move back to Houston was THE best barista. I recently also discovered their pies and honestly mind blown haha. Don’t sleep on the pastries!