

Contemporary Mexican dishes, a vast tequila selection & happy-hour deals in a sophisticated setting.
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Address: 400A W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (512) 499-0300
Website: https://lacondesa.com/
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Overall, the food was good, though I enjoyed some dishes more than others. The short rib quesadilla (6/10) was my least favorite — it was quite greasy and lacked flavor. The tostada de tinga (8/10) was much better: very flavorful and well-balanced. The queso flameado (7/10) was also tasty and came in a generous portion. The churros were the highlight of the meal (9/10) — absolutely delicious.
I’d definitely recommend making a reservation next time to avoid the long wait, but overall it was a solid dining experience.
Agua Frescas were super tasty and refreshing.
They were very accommodating about us not eating pork and the brunch menu is surprisingly vegetarian‑friendly. Do note that the queso is authentic Mexican queso (not Tex‑Mex), rich and delicious. So if your expecting Tex-Mex, it may not be for you, but we thought it was delicious.
Eggs were cooked perfectly, and the chilaquiles had some good spiciness but was a bit salty, however it was still excellent.
Generous portions, great quality, and overall a fantastic experience. Highly recommend.
Had the La Condesa margarita. It was delicious.
Guacamole was great. The Green Goddess, a new menu item got rave reviews. The Tostado De Tinga was great.
The main course was not as appealing as the starters.
The ambiance was welcoming and their starters are definitely worth trying.
We ordered a huarache, sopes, zucchini tostadas, a short rib quesadilla, and cochinita. The food was just okay overall — the sopes and quesadilla were decent, but nothing that really stood out. Service was average.
We mentioned we were celebrating a birthday, but the waiter said they didn’t offer any complimentary dessert. When we ordered one, he also said they didn’t have candles so if you’re planning to celebrate, bring your own!
Overall, the place is lovely and the ambiance is nice, but honestly, the food didn’t impress me. I’d much rather go to Suerte the food and cocktails there are much better, and you can tell the difference right away: Suerte is always packed, while at La Condesa you can easily get in without a reservation.
Happy Hour is 5-7:00 with 1/2 off ALL drinks from the bar. It’s worth going just for Happy Hour! I had the Manzana Clara… delicious. My husband had a Moscow Mule also delicious.
We started with the guacamole starter with chips, restaurant made masa. Mmmm. We ordered two separate dishes then shared. They were both so flavorful! The pork belly tacos were 10/10 as was the short rib quesadilla. We tried the desserts too! Tres Leches Cake and Pot de chocolat with banana ice cream. Oh! My! Goodness!
The service was awesome! Meagan (I think) gave great recommendations and answered all of our questions. We asked her to bring another drink when ours got low…she was on it!
I can’t say enough about La Condesa. You must give it a try!