Hillside Farmacy 1209 East 11th Street, Austin, TX 78702

"Had Brunch Sunday and enjoyed the steak and eggs with white toast it was great. My wife had the granola n yogurt with mixed fruit she left an empty bowl, so I guess she loved it? For dessert, we split the panacakes with a blueberry marmalade that was my favorite part of the meal it is a must-have. Hillside Farmacy is a nice quaint place that has a 1940s or older vibe. Go now, before it gets too hot to sit in the patio area, indoor sitting is limited."

"Loved our meals here!!! We sat at the bar because we didn’t have resos and we wanted to eat right away. We got the fried egg sandwich and the big breakfast. There’s subtle garlicky butter on the bread of the egg sandwich which I really liked. The tomatoes are fried and crunchy. The potato hash were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Staff is super friendly. Place was consistently busy. There’s a cool oldies theme going on. I would definitely recommend coming here for brunch. There’s also lots of cute shops nearby so it just makes for the perfect afternoon!"

"The ambiance was quaint and calm. The service wasn’t great a lot of staff standing around on phones and chatting so loud it ruined the atmosphere yet I had to wait almost 20 mins for someone to bring me the check when there were only a few people in the restaurant. The pancakes with the compote were some of the best in the area hot and fresh. The bacon tasted like it was days old. There’s only 5 things on the entire food menu to order and they didn’t have a one of them available until lunch time when the couple behind me tried to order. If you have such a limited menu probably best to have everything available or let customers before ordering. Plenty of indoor seating and patio seating. The place fills up quick on the weekend so get there early if you’re going with a group. Nice overall place if your brining someone who’s visiting and want to bring them to a nice place with some history."

"Hillside farmacy has great brunch and evening environments. It used to be a pharmacy back in the 1950s, and was restored as a restaurant. It still has some decor as a hint to its past. I dined here for dinner on a Saturday evening and it was a really popular time. There is street parking on the roads nearby and a small parking lot."