As the little sister to Odd Duck, she's spacious and fun. We were in the area picking up a piece of furniture and urgently needed a coffee refill. Absolutely one of Austin's treasures. Please follow the We also look forward to opening more services over the next month.
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Sour Duck Market’s mission is to extend the reach of our Craftsman’s cooking approach to the fast-casual market, while maintaining the integrity and support of our local farm and rancher supply chain. . "After reading so many 5 star reviews, my sister and I knew that we had to take the 20 minute drive just to try this ice cream. to share and try.
Showed up the day after Christmas and unfortunately they were closed until later on that afternoon,but one of the owners were…""Love love love Edis!!
Rather, as looked for a place to post up at until we could check into our Airbnb, Sour Duck just so happened to be the first place that popped up in our search on Yelp of where to go. The staff has always been cheerful and helpful, the food and drink are outstanding and the rear yard is a delight when it is open. For me, the chips and tater tots appetizers were a little disappointing, as well as the giant cookie dessert- just meh. We got the "I have to say I've been to a few breweries here in Austin and so far this place is at the top of my list! I am always a sucker for desserts and so I clicked the link and when my mouth starting to water, I…""My sister planned for me a surprise birthday party with MVTP that was held at my…""What's with the mediocre reviews of this place? It was great spot for a quick snack.
What a great spot! Edis is so kind and her food and coffee are to die for! We shared a cardamon pastry (UHHHHMAZING) and I had some of their homemade iced tea.
Had a great Saturday brunch at the Sour Duck Market.
We offer a full bakery and coffee shop. The second time I came here, I tripped and landed straight in the arms of their beer garden.As a long time lover of Odd Duck (I haven't been in quite some time though) and a not at all lover of Barley Swine, I'd say this restaurant team's latest creation, Sour Duck Market, falls somewhere in between. Until the 19th century czernina was also a symbol in Polish culture. Burger was good, not as greasy as the last time and roasted veggies was bland. Nice outdoor area and dogs are allowed! I've had it as a sandwich, also with olive oil and cheese, or simply a spread on a slice this morning. The sitting indoor is limited. Ugh the yeasty goodness! Everything was fulfilling and yummy. But the brisket melt was phenomenal! Their food at sour duck are all unique and has that Austin feel to it. Will definitely be back!Came for some brunch on a Saturday and had a good time - plenty of seating outside (although that could be due to the current climate we are going through).
Ordered a baguette which was burnt and hard as a rock.
Stay tuned to our social media sites or subscribe to our newsletter to stay the most up to date.The Odd Duck Almanac is our new annual publication and subscription service featuring recipes, stories, opinions, and much more . And, thankfully for us, it truly was!The first time I came here, I fell in love with their bakehouse. No matter what time of day, or what food /drink you're feeling, you'll be able to find something here. There are some wild drinks here, too.This place is fantastic. Also, they forgot to give us any napkins/fork.I've come here regularly and have such a good time during happy hour that I forget to take pictures and write a review. My friend also loved the redfish and smoked chicken.I was there for trivia night. I picked up a loaf of bread on Sunday night and I've eaten nothing else since. Service was amazing, fantastic cocktails- we definitely will be back to try more of the menu! As for the pastries, it was my first time trying a kouign amann and I pretty much fell in love.
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and hanging out. HIGHLY recommend the egg sandwich!! Got a mimosa carafe but not sure if you're saving much in terms of quantity...maybe just one extra glass!
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The ordered the hash vegetarian, it had a really tasty flavor and lots of chopped potatoes. Quality contol is down, heh?
I started off with a chocolate croissant and cold brew to start. Value is not great and its a pretty forgettable situation if it wasnt for their monday happy hour.
Half off the food we got and 3 dollar beers! I'm really into this place. Ready to challenge yourself? Complete your trip with taking some pastries home!First trip to Sour Duck was a mostly good experience. Cheap, sweet deal for us in school who are trying to study and feast on a budget.
I wasn't a huge fan of the potato and carrot soup of the day - it was just a weird flavor combination for me.
We just came for some coffee and snacks and as soon as we put our order in there was a line out the door! He is the central character in the series, though not always the main character in some episodes.Orange is disliked by just about every character who dies, because he constantly heckles them in many ways, such as spitting seeds, mistaking them for other things, and making childish noises.
That being said, it didn't take us long to decide to come here - from the looks of the food, as well as the reviews, this place sounded terrific. Sour Duck Market is a casual, all-day bakery, café and bar in Austin, TX, continuing the team’s thoughtful, craftsmen’s approach to local food.