Destination Guide Refined by Name: P from above to remove selectionCuisine Pizza (44) Fastfood (41) American (16) Chinese (6) Vietnamese (6) Barbecue (5) Mexican (5) Southwestern (5) Bakeries (4) Bars, Clubs + Pubs (4) See all cuisine Title Keyword
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| Pao's Mandarin House 800 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78704 512.482.8100 | ![]() |
| Pacha Coffee House 4618 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78722 512.420.8758 | ![]() |
pacha coffeehouse and imports is a welcome new addition to burnet road and is conveniently located near 45th st., close to bark-n-purr. although pachas raison ditre is much more than just coffee, it could easily become a... more
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| Phoenicia Bakery and Deli 4701 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78703 512.323.6770 | ![]() |
phoenicia is dominated by its grocery section, with large bakery cases and a takeout counter at opposite ends of the store. offerings include countless fresh olive and cheese varieties (try lemon-marinated green olives) ... more
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| Papa John's 5343 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78703 512.454.7272 | ![]() |
these bright white storefronts are accented with green and red details and photos of the chains boyish founder. the simple menu focuses on standard pies and chicken-centric specialty pizzas--the hawaiian bbq, bbq chicken... more
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| Peter Piper Pizza 2000 S I H 35, Austin, TX 78728 512.255.7785 | ![]() |
| Paradise Cafe 401 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78704 512.476.5667 | ![]() |
the only representatives of paradise are a few neon-colored flamingos and palm trees scattered throughout the room. this restaurant is quite popular for evening drinking; the long bar is clearly the social focal point of... more
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| Park Avenue Bar and Grill 600 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78703 512.458.6229 | ![]() |
| Pyramid's Restaurant and Bar 709 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78704 512.494.8900 | ![]() |
| Posse East 2900 Duval St, Austin, TX 78704 512.477.2111 | ![]() |
| Pho Cong Ly 2121 E Oltorf St, Austin, TX 78744 512.448.4195 | ![]() |
Vietnamese spring rolls aren't fried. They're mainly rice noodles, with a little bit of protein (pork, chicken, shrimp, etc.), and some cabbage wrapped in a translucent wrapper. They're served at room temperature, with a... more
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