Kailee Browning

Google review

The best cafe for anyone with anyone with allergies or diet restrictions. Gluten free options galore along with vegan butter and cheese! The best breakfast spot during a trip in Austin. The. One was eclectic and the staff were all very friendly.

Ed D

Google review

Saw this on Instagram. We were in a hurry and didn’t review the menu before we went. Not authentic Thai food. Ordered the Pad Ka Prow and had 95% green beans and maybe 2 tablespoons of ground meat. I get the overall healthy, gluten free nature but if you want real Thai then this is not it. I should have been clued in by the location.

Fariah

Google review

Amazing shop with unique donuts and gluten free options as well! Nice staff and great ambiance ;)

Isabela Guillen

Google review

LOVED everything about Elizabeth st cafe!!!All the servers were very friendly, and kept checking in on us. The decor and atmosphere was immaculate especially with all the outdoor seating for a sunny day. And of course the food was all delicious. A good menu with a lot to choose from including banh mi and pho, but we went for summer rolls, fried rice rolls and grilled fish bun vermicelli bowl. They were all delicious! 10/10! A good majority of the menu was also gluten-free friendly.

Deborah Lira

Google review

Wow! Their gluten free is fantastic. I loved the blueberry scone. My client had brought me one. So I decided to go. Imagine my disappointment when I was told they don't take cash. I work in a boutique salon. I cannot fathom telling clients we don't take cash. With haircuts ranging from 100 to 150 some pay cash. This is the second busines that will probably lose my business due to that or severely limit it. (The first one I've never been back to.) Instead of going several times a week because they're near where I live and work. I may end up going twice a month. Does that matter? If I'm spending $10 to $20 twice a week as opposed to $20 twice a month it should. I realize it probably doesn't matter to everyone because everybody's life revolves around plastic. I got great advice from financial planners that stop me from doing that. I give myself a cash allowance for things like going to the bakery or the coffee shop. I have one credit card and it's for emergencies only. So when the young lady asked me today is that a problem? The answer is yes. Yes it is. When I walk into a door with cash and you only take plastic sorry but you're not going to make me change the way I do things in order to buy your goods.