11th Street had been open for 20 years when, in 2013, it got a major expansion and update to include in-store seating, a bar and increased grocery inventory. Cesar Chavez St.) selling local products, beer, wine and prepared foods. Quickie Pickie, a neighborhood grocery with two locations (1208 E. Sour Duck Market, a market, eatery and bakery from the owners of Barley Swine and Odd Duck at 1814 E. for the dumpling company that launched at local farmers markets before venturing into retail earlier this year. Steamies Dumplings, the commercial kitchen and retail outlet at 6929 Airport Blvd. Savory Spice, a store selling specialty spices, salts, herbs, sauces and other seasonings. Royal Blue Grocery, a small market and deli with six locations in downtown Austin, as well as outposts in Dallas and San Antonio. 45th Street with a curated selection of specialty snacks, beer and wine. Rosedale Market, a convenience store at 1309 W. Rabbit Food Grocery, a vegan grocery store at 2425 Exposition Blvd. Natural, a longtime vegan cafe, bakery and health food store with two locations, 2414A S. with craft beer, wine and some prepared foods. Native Grocery, a well-stocked convenience store at 705 Tillery St. selling an array of products, beer and wine. Mosaic Market, a neighborhood store at 4600 Mueller Blvd. Marigold Market and Cafe, a market with an in-store cafe that has been since open since 2019 at 7415 Southwest Parkway. Live Oak, a well-stocked convenience store with lots of local products at 4410 Menchaca Road. Hyde Park Market, also known as the Flag Store, is a deli and small grocery market at 4429 Duval St. Graceland Grocery, a small market, coffee shop and barbecue restaurant at 8600 U.S. Gourmet Texas Pasta, a local brand of dried pastas that you can find at a number of local stores and farmers markets, as well as at a retail store at 1100 Sam Bass Road in Round Rock.
(51, )įresh Plus, a locally owned grocery store founded in 1927 and now with four locations: 1221 West Lynn Street in Clarksville, 2401 San Gabriel Street near UT, 2917 W. focusing on locally produced specialty products. (51, )įarm to Market Grocery, a market at 1718 S. (51, /duvalmarket)Įl Milagro Tortilla, the retail outlet for one of Austin’s largest tortilla producers, which has called East Austin home for more than 50 years. that also sells organic, gluten-free, vegan products and snacks, as well as wine and beer. (51, )ĭuval Market, a convenience store at 500 E. (51, )ĭia’s Market, a specialty market and deli at 812 Justin Lane in Crestview. (51, )Ĭon Olio, a specialty store selling olive oil, vinegar, wine and other artisinal products with two locations: 3500 RM 620 South and 10000 Research Blvd. selling small-batch jams, preserves and fresh baked goods, including biscuits. (51)Ĭonfituras Little Kitchen, a small retail shop at 2129 Goodrich Ave.
selling a curated selection of food products and an array of wine and beer. (51, )Ĭlarksville Market, a neighborhood market at 1001 W. The company also sells its jerky at a number of local farmers markets. in Elgin that sells local beef jerky and other artisan products. Small grocery stores and neighborhood marketsĪTX Homemade Jerky & Artisan Market, a store at 107 N. Instead, they are places where you can find food items (or cooking tools) that might make your whole week just a little more interesting. There’s also a singular pleasure in stopping by a neighborhood market for a pint of beer on the way home or to grab a special jar of preserves to give to your mother-in-law or a pound of fresh pasta to surprise your sweetie.Ī few of the stores on this list are more like traditional grocery stores, but most of them aren’t places where you are buying a week’s worth of food. Some of the businesses on this list are new upscale corner shops and others are long-running institutions. The folks behind the counter at Antonelli’s Cheese Shop can talk about cheese all day in the same way that the staffers at Con Olio can go on and on about olive oil or the fishmongers at Quality Seafood can extol the glories of Gulf shrimp.įrom Faraday’s Kitchen Store in Bee Cave to ATX Homemade Jerky in Elgin, you’ll find specialty stores across Central Texas run by people who have fallen in love with whatever they are selling (chocolates, jams, boudin) and want to share those goods with the world. You won’t find more passionate people than those who work at Austin’s specialty food shops.
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