Austin Rotisserie

Austin rotisseries is a great option if you want to go out, get something simple, and that's pretty healthy. There potatoes are amazing and always cooked well. The chicken is great two, however there have been times where I have gotten a really dry rotisserie. For the most part though very much enjoy this place and recommend.

"Fast French" seems almost oxymoronic, yet this eatery inside the Fareground food hall (there's another Austin Rotisserie location on Lamar) offers an approximation thereof. You can get varying quantities of rotisserie chicken, soups, salads, and baguette sandwiches. I opted for the latter. At $14 with no sides, my Norwegian baguette (smoked salmon, goat cheese, arugula, tomato, vinaigrette, and roti sauce) was no bargain though it managed to be reasonably filling. The flavor was good though the sauce dripping through the sandwich made for a messier-than-expected meal. Sadly, the baguette was a letdown: chewy and lacking the softer inside. Très meh.

Have been wanting to check this spot out for a while. Today finally went for quick lunch.It's inside fairground which is a fun little lunch area with few food options. I ordered the French quesadilla and their famous potato. The size is decent not too big or too small, i felt like it was missing a little bit of sauce so maybe ask for extra sauce. The flavors were great. The potato is very buttery and flavorful and highly recommend it. The service was a bit on the slow side but it's because they only had 2 workers during busy lunch hour.

The soup is done very well. The baguette is truly French. High quality chicken. Fresh produce and ingredients. I come here at least once a month.

The food from Austin Rotisserie is good, but it sure is expensive! I'm sure they're perfectionists about the recipes and quality that go into the food they serve, but I can get a sandwich and soup nearly as satisfying for considerably less money. I haven't been back for a long long time for this reason.

I would like to give feedback on the delivery services. I placed an order for delivery and tried to call the phone number several times shortly after. I called about 5x with no answer. I wanted to ensure that my order included everything I needed such as to-go silverware. Since no one answered, I thought the place may have been closed. There was no change in my order status so I didn't know if it had been received or not. About 30 minutes later after trying to call again, I was going to contact GrubHub to get a refund and then I see that the order status changed to delivered. There was no to-go silverware. Also, the food was kind of cold. Please improve customer service in this area of delivery, as people who order delivery would like and deserve as close to the in-person restaurant experience as possible. And please include to-go silverware in the bags as well.

Located in the Fairgrounds building, I was actually excited to try some baguettes when I noticed there was a French restaurant in Austin. I ordered The Parisian: a ham, Swiss, and butter baguettte sandwich which is called a Sandwich Mixte in Paris. It was simple, flavorful, but different. This spot toasts the bread and melts the butter whilst Paris provides you with a cold sandwich. It wasn't bad but I also did not care for melted Swiss cheese.Hub ordered the Poulet Roti and had nothing but good things to say. Did it take make back to Paris? Not quite. But it's definitely a nice spot worth checking out for lunch.

I've been to Austin Rotisserie a bunch and not sure how I overlooked giving them a review. They used to be a food truck on the east side before moving down south and then ending up at Fareground. Their chicken isn't the cheapest, so if you want that go to HEB. But oh my good is their chicken the best. My ex and I used to split a whole chicken and still have leftovers. Owners are super nice as well, hosting a Yelp event back in the day, too.

Quick and prompt ordering on the kiosk. Food came out a few minutes later. The chicken had the rotisserie chicken flavor vibes but not an extreme version like Costco. This chicken was mega moist, flavorful and the skin although not crispy, still good. The potatoes were melt in your mouth soft and I bet they would have been super good if they were also crispy but I needed a comfort food item tonight and it delivered. Everything was delicious but also coated in oil. The sauces were great- the chipotle is so good and the aioli is rich enough that you don't need a lot but you want it ha

The food is amazing definitely will not disappoint. The portion sizes are big. I will make an effort to to go back next time I visit Austin