Brick Oven Restaurant - Austin - TravBuddy
Brick Oven Restaurant
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- 12th & Red River
- Austin, Texas
- 512-477-7006
- http://www.brickovenrestaurant.com/
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Brick Oven Restaurant Reviews
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Feb 19, 2005
Wood fired brick ovens are used to bake their pizza and pasta. The food here was wonderful; I would definitely come back here again or visit one of their other locations.
Our waitress, Amy, was very polite and entertaining. She conversed with us and was genuinely interested in where we were from and how our visit to Austin was going. There was a balloon artist convention in town and some of the entertainers were there waiting for others to show up. Their friends never did arrive, so they proceeded to do their craft for the entire restaurant. The balloon entertainers were an unexpected treat and all in the restaurant had a very enjoyable lunch that day.  Part of the Train Trip 2005 travel blog
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