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Eden East

Name: Eden East
Address: 755 Springdale Rd, Austin, TX, 78702, US
Telephone: (512) 428-6500
Price range: $$$

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May 21, 2019

I was really looking forward to our dinner at Eden East, but ended up disappointed. The price of the food didn't even come close to matching the quality of the food. I'll start with the good: The atmosphere is nice. There's a unique feel to the outdoor, small farm style that you can't get at many other restaurants. On a beautiful day, Eden East could be a nice spot for a date or a fancy family get-together. And now the bad: First and foremost, the food quality was far from great. The tenderloin I ordered was so tough that I had to cut it into tiny pieces so I didn't have to spend the whole night chewing. Everything was just a little overly seasoned and, while the flavor choices were certainly unique, everything tasted just a bit off. In particular was the overuse of mint. I love fresh mint, but there's something a little off-putting about having mint in my salad, on my steak, AND in my desert. It made the taste run together. By far the most disappointing part was the freshness of the food. At a farm-to-table restaurant asking for such high prices, I expect every course of the meal to be as fresh as the last. The salad was wonderful, but it only went downhill from there. For desert I had the shortcake, and the tough, chewy texture gave the impression that it had been made the day before and left out. Overall, Eden East is just not worth a visit unless they address the issues with their food quality or lower their prices to match the quality that they're currently capable of. I am aware that this restaurant works out of a limited kitchen with limited, seasonal ingredients, but I've been to similar farm-to-table restaurants elsewhere and have had much better experiences.

Preston K

Feb 15, 2019

Awesome atmosphere. Neat farm to peruse. Not worth eating at. Everything was either too bold or very, very bland. My â€œNew York stripâ€ unfortunately tasted like an over cooked hamburger. The oysters seemed a little iffy and they put mustard seed on everything and it wasnâ€™t really flavorful. The worst part was that it took 3 hours to get through the meal. Usually I love that, but it just left us hungry. Portion sizes were too small for the price. Honestly, go splurge at Whole Foods and make what you really want at home!

bianca merino

Mar 11, 2019

The food is really good. We had a wonderful company lunch here. I dont know the prices on everything we had, but I think even if it was $50 a person it would be worth it. I thought everything was really flavorful and cooked perfectly. The chicken was not over done and the potatoes were crisp and delicious. The desert was a little...unique. it was good but not very sweet. I still liked it but I think a lot of people might want a sweeter desert.

James Arvin

May 16, 2019

Went here for mothers day brunch, it was such a delight and glad we came. The atmosphere and what this restaurant stands for is every bit of what makes Austin a special place. They are very creative with the food (the grits tasted like a curry almost, the biscuit included a sauce that blew my mind), and I applaud that. We need more of that in this town. It was expensive, but it also included bottomless mimosas/bloody marys, as well as multiple courses of outstanding food, not to mention really big portions. We couldn't finish! The service was top notch, they really make you feel at home and welcomed. Very attentive. The workers seemed happy to be there, it was clear they wanted their customers to have a great experience. They pay attention to every detail, all the way down to the music. They had a live duo that fit the vibe perfectly without being a loud or distracting. In a way, it almost felt like a really quaint outdoor wedding reception. Loved it. Thanks for making our first mothers day one to remember Eden East! Will be back for sure.

Rachel Anthony

May 23, 2019

A little expensive, but amazing food and great service. The food is fresh, farm to table. And completely worth it. It's outdoor seating, so if it's hot and muggy which it often is in Texas, you might want to make sure that you drink your ice water

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Wed:9 am - 1 pm

Thu:7 pm - 10 pm

Fri:7 pm - 10 pm

Sat:7 pm - 10 pm