Miranda's Cafe

I recently visited Miranda's Cafe near Congress Avenue in Austin, and overall, it was a good experience. We tried the avocado toast, veggie bowl, and garden veggie wrap. While the food was tasty, I found the portion sizes to be quite small, which left me feeling less satisfied than expected.On the positive side, the service was friendly, and the ambience of the cafe was pleasant.

I got take out and tried the El Paso Spicy Grilled Cheese sandwich on Texas Toast bread. The peppers definitely have a little kick, so I recommend this for spicy food eaters. Overall the sandwich was very flavorful however it was quite small. If you do, do this sandwich make sure you do a side if you want to be filled up.

Got Miranda's cafe via lunchdrop and I was really impressed with their turkey and Brie sandwich. Perfectly portioned, a good amount of protein and the flavors were really comforting. Will def be ordering from them again. #supportlocal

Miranda's Cafe is the definition of a hidden GEM! I made my first (of many future) visits while attending SXSW spring of 2022. This quant little cafe is tucked away inside your average looking office building and is 100% worth the morning stop! I ordered the Roma Avocado Toast and the Bacon & Berry Jam biscuit! Oh my goodness! Both items were AMAZINGLY delicious! I'm a huge fan of breakfast and it's the meal I am most particular about since it starts my day off. I also ordered the largest caramel macchiato they had and sat down to enjoy my breakfast. Miranda's Cafe has ample room to sit and enjoy some quiet time before a busy day, or a peaceful lunch during a crazy one. Now for MY most important factor when eating out, COST! Miranda's Cafe is right up my alley with being very cost efficient. I live a "5 star rating, 1 dollar sign cost" lifestyle, and Miranda's is precisely that. On my visit I was lucky enough to have Miranda, Jose, and Greg serve me. I also learned Miranda's Cafe opened in 2020, yes THE 2020. So like all of your local restaurants, they are trying their best to make it through to the other side and become a lifelong success. Next time you need a quick delicious bite in downtown Austin, make the stop at Miranda's Cafe. Great service, great environment, and great FOOD!

We were at a conference and dying for something other than hotel conference food. A quick search of the area came up with Miranda's. The food was good, the place was clean, and the prices were better than expected. Being from New England, we have a different idea of what breakfast is. But this was a great substitute. I would totally go again if I was in the area.

This place has a lot going for it. It's quiet, there is nice music playing in the background, it's usually not too crowded, and it's tastefully decorated. The food, Which should be a strong point. Is not a strong point. The wraps are OK, but they're not very big. One thing to definitely avoid is the rice bowl. It's a tiny bowl with boring white rice, boring white chicken breast, and peas and carrots. If not for the two packets of soy sauce they give you, it would be almost devoid of flavor. There are places with better food downtown, but if you just like to relax and not be in a big crowd, this restaurant has that going for it.

Great service and food! Greg and Monica were very helpful. We will be back! Prices were amazing too!

Terrible terrible salad! From the east coast here so know a proper deli but all ingredients are sub par. Chicken looks fit for a rat not even a dog could consume. Ken's Dressing is beyond terrible and probably served inside prisons. Mixed greens have zero healthy options in them. All ingredients are bought from Costco and repacked. Ordered via lunchdrop. Not sure what the other reviews are saying.

Service was good. But... latte luke warm not much flavoring. Biscuit sandwich was blah! Honey pack when I opened it looked old.