Local Food Businesses in Crestview (6)

Black Star Co-op in Austin, Texas is the world's first cooperatively-owned and worker self-managed brewpub. Their menu incorporates locally-sourced, sustainably produced ingredients, and features classic brunch items, starters, entrees, and desserts. Don't miss their rotating selection of unique brews, crafted from over 55 recipes. Join them for happy hour Tuesday through Thursday from 3-6 pm, with $1 off selected wines and snacks.

Ryan, the owner of F-Stop Farms, makes the best pickled-veggies and sells the best hot peppers in Texas. At least, that's what his customers tell when asked about F-stop Farms. "Get his pickles; his pickles are great! His veggies are pretty tasty too."  Another reviewer commended Ryan's skills when it comes to gardening and cooking. "Extremely fresh veggies, amazing pickles, and great service. Ryan is always accommodating. He is also knowledgeable about growing vegetables in the garden and using them in dishes!"

Genuine Joe Coffee House is a neighborhood coffeehouse where you can cuddle with a rainbow unicorn while chillin’ on a comfy couch reading a book and sipping on some of the finest coffee in Austin. The staff is extremely friendly, and a real pleasure to talk to. The place is decorated with beautiful local art and an assortment of terrific memes. No matter how you label yourself, there’s a place for you here. When you come to Genuine Joe Coffee Shop, you get to experience what made Austin awesome before half the world knew about it. Genuine Joe Coffee House will provide you quality espresso beverages, the freshest of roasts, and a comfortable atmosphere. The bottomless coffee and bottomless tea are reasonably priced, which is awesome when you want to post up and work for a long time. Their other drinks are good, too, and they offer delicious food options.

This is a "small grocery in a super convenient location, perfect for folks that live in the Crestview Station" area. You can find "the usual snack foods, household supplies, soft drinks, beer, wine" and more!  They have "four different flavors of Guayaki tea" and "a half dozen sodas from Dublin Bottling Works". As well as an "impressive" craft beer selection and with their "8-10 different sauvignon blanc varieties in the fridge alone". They also have "a cafe in the corner that serves coffees and made-to-order food, stuff like croissants, breakfast tacos, and paninis". There are "quality heat-and-serve foods like soups and sandwiches" too. "Bonus: they have growlers that you can fill with draft beer or kombucha".