Address and Contact Information
Address: 706 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Phone: (512) 631-4665
Website: https://twogoosemarket.com/
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Reviews
Service is spectacular and attentive
Sides are a mixed bag of mostly mid and really just lack seasoning. Beans for example, just need a little kick in the ass as they taste like bean left in bean juice from a can. Mac n Cheese is a little something short of great and just a bit creamer. Potato salad shines as a near perfect yellow picnic potato salad. But no side is a … damn! Like most top 10 or 20 places… theyll have 1 or 2 that are just spectacular
Meats are solid. Brisket is A Tier. Turkey is S Tier. Pork Ribs are A+ Tier, pulled pork is A Tier. One standout Top 10 worthy was the black garlic beef sausage… of the gods good! Black garlic is so underrated and under utilized. Two Goose nails it in this sausage.
Hubby and I rode the bikes for breakfast burritos today and this place is just awesome. Cool little patio next to a custom reno’d vintage trailer with sun and shade seating. Top tier coffee, breakfast, and lunch with plenty food options and gluten free mods for people like me. Aaron the owner talked to us a bit about how it came to be and he couldn’t be a nicer guy! We had brisket and pulled pork – both were delicious, well seasoned, and tender. Portions were large and the price was phenomenal at around $10 each. Go get one before they raise the prices because I’d pay $20 and still feel like I got my moneys worth. We’re visiting Austin but I’d bet the wagon that we will return to try some of everything. I forgot to mention the white sauce – get the white sauce!
At first, it was a leisurely cruise, but one glance at my watch near the Wishbone Bridge — 2:35! — turned our vibe from Sunday stroll to survival sprint. We pedaled like our taste buds depended on it (which, to be fair, they did). I rolled into Two Goose at 2:55, a sweaty, hopeful mess only to hear the gut-punch: “We close at 2 p.m. on Sundays.”
My soul deflated. I dropped onto a spotless white picnic bench, doom-scrolling restaurants on Google in defeat. And then, like BBQ angels descending, a Two Goose hero appeared, holding two sausages. “It’s all we have left, free of charge” he said.
Friends, it was all we needed. That sausage was smoky redemption in edible form. Two bites in, I forgot the dash, the sweat, even the heartbreak of that closing-time cutoff. Whoever that employee was, you turned a near-tragedy into the best comeback story in Austin BBQ lore. I’ll be back, next time before closing time to pay proper tribute.