Olamaie - Austin

We went with a party of 12 as part of the US Grand Prix weekend (read crowded). The place is in a cozy renovated farmhouse and I would describe the

Wow, what a charming restaurant, tucked away in Austin! My fiance and I are based in Los Angeles and were told by a handful of people that a trip to

I had dinner with a group of 8 colleagues after a conventionThe restaurant is very quaintWe were seated at a long table.

Excellent selection of beers, reliably delicious food and great service. If you don't have a reservation, it's usually easy to secure a spot at the bar for a full dining service. A neighborhood favorite.

Whoa. Yellowtail tasted way too "fishy" and the so-called pastrami shortribs were greasy pastrami. Both were $ 30. Robbery. We gave our feedback to the bartender (we were sitting at the bar) and he made no effort to "get it right". I will not be back. The dining room was nice ... parking was awful in the neighborhood.