

L’Oca d’Oro is an Italian inspired celebration of community and sustainability, making everything in house from pastas & liqueurs to fresh cheeses & salumi. The Bar & Patio is open at 4pm. Happy Hours are Tuesday-Sunday from 4-6pm featuring 50% off pastas and spritzes.The Dining Room opens at 5:30pm, Tuesday-Sunday. We serve an A La Carte menu and our Menu Fisso, a seasonally inspired 4-course menu with choices at $75/pp. Reservations are recommend Team members are paid living wages with health benefits and PTO thanks in part to a 20% pre-tax service charge that is included on all checks. Additional tips are appreciated but not required. L’Oca d’Oro includes a 2.85% Credit Card Convenience Charge that all goes to our credit card processor.
Bright, airy destination for individual & shareable Italian dishes, plus housemade pasta & cheese.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1900 Simond Ave, Austin, TX 78723
Phone: (737) 212-1876
Website: http://www.locadoroaustin.com/
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Reservations: locadoroaustin.comopentable.com
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Reviews
We could not have had a better evening. The bride and groom had an amazing time. The staff was exceptionally attentive and we enjoyed seeing them watching as everyone ate… oooo’ing and ahhhh’ing over the flavors. We were able to have appetizers / drinks at the bar and then dinner in a more private room in back. They made cannoli tours for the ‘wedding cake’ that were _so_ fresh, delicious and beautiful.
The restaurant and staff have our gratitude forever.
We ordered two of the pastas and they were both very delicious! The pasta tasted fresh and so did the combination of flavors made combining the sauce and other toppings.
The focaccia was absolutely delicious also. Came with a sweet butter and oil dip that brought out the saltiness in the bread beautifully.
The spritz’s were half off for happy hour and a delightful addition to the pasta.
Had a super pleasant experience, great service, and would return ✨
The spaghetti was perfectly cooked, the mozzarella was fresh and delicious, and the meatballs were packed with flavor. And the tiramisu? Easily the best I’ve had in a long time — light, rich, and the perfect way to end the meal.
Overall, this place exceeded my first time expectations. I’ll definitely be recommending it to all of my friends and can’t wait to come back!
This place is **mediocre at best**. If you’re looking for real Italian food with decent portions, fresh ingredients, or a price point that actually makes sense — **look elsewhere**.
Steak was ok, a little fatty for the price point.
Meatballs were dry and sauce was lukewarm.
We came for a friend’s birthday and left genuinely confused. At these prices, *everything* should be made fresh… and you can absolutely tell it’s not — right down to the pasta.
This is what they call a **$36 lasagna**: two sad sheets of pasta and a sprinkle of “wagyu.” That’s it. No depth, no substance, no flavor — just audacity.
Be warned: you won’t leave full. You’ll leave thinking **Olive Garden would’ve been the better choice**, and that’s saying something.
Overpriced, underwhelming, and completely forgettable.
Starter: I got the Mozzarella, Peach & Pickled Melon Panzanella. There were barely any peaches in there—just tiny little cubes you could hardly see. Everywhere else I’ve had this dish, the peach is sliced and you can actually taste it.
Pasta: The Rigatoni Arrabbiata was the real letdown. No spice at all, just this weird sourness that tasted more like lemon juice than tomato. Pretty unpleasant, and I couldn’t even finish it. I hate wasting food, but I just couldn’t.
Dessert: The melon sorbet was fine, but nothing special. Totally average.
I’m a big Italian food fan (I even go to Italy in the summers for the food), so I came in excited. But this was just disappointing. And honestly, if the food had been good, I wouldn’t mind the automatic 20% tip, but with tonight’s experience it felt ridiculous. Then on top of that, they tack on a credit card fee? Pretty speechless, lol.
Our server was nice but we had to ask for water 3 times for our table of 5. Our plates weren’t cleared after apps for over 30 minutes. We were told the main dish came with bread and it never arrived. The server wasn’t over booked and lacked attention. Food was excellent but the fact that we were given someone else’s used and eaten food to take home is 100% unacceptable and makes me question the overall hygiene of L’oca d’oro.
If you’re looking for a fancy Italian date night, this is the spot for you.
Be sure to say hi to the friendly duck out front if she’s still there!
Love that they serve low ABV drinks.
Love that it’s an open kitchen.
They had macaroons off-menu once and I really hope they become a fixture on the menu because OH. MY. WORDDDDD