The Peached Tortilla

The John Experience a month ago

Peached Tortilla continues to be one of our favorite spots in Austin, and their new menu is another reason why. We had the chance to attend the unveiling and were so impressed with the new additions. The pork dumplings were packed with flavor, and the Texas red snapper was fresh, perfectly cooked, and a standout dish. We also loved seeing the upgraded patio and new furniture—it makes an already great space even more inviting. Their social happy hour never disappoints. The pork belly bao buns and tacos are staples for us every visit, and they continue to deliver. Between the incredible food, welcoming atmosphere, and consistently great service, Peached Tortilla is always an easy recommendation. Can't wait to come back and work our way through more of the new menu!

madison jimenez a month ago

Absolutely delicious!! I am the biggest Bar Peached fan, so we decided to give Peached Tortilla a try. Our server, Emily had amazing suggestions and details about each dish! She was amazing! We had the #60 Fried Rice, Pork Bao Buns and the Margarita De Peached (my favorite spicy marg in Austin! An amazing spot for a super amazing dinner!

Leila Whatley 2 months ago

Everything we ate was a 10/10. Happy hour (social hour) has great deals, love a restaurant that puts food on their happy hour too. The staff were very nice, they even wrote me a birthday card!

Kayla B 3 months ago

We usually dine at Bar Peached but with the recent fire we pivoted to Peached Tortilla off Burnet and it’s a very cute spot! This restaurant is smaller though, so I’d recommend reservations just to make sure you won’t wait. They have indoor seating as well as a covered patio area. We typically dine for the Tuesdays steak frites and it was amazing. Cooked perfectly and very flavorful. Drinks wise the margarita de peached is a classic (it does have a kick though so maybe skip if you don’t like spicy) and the blackberry beret was good too! Service can be a little spotty depending on how busy they are but we don’t mind since we are typically chatting with our group.

PJ 4 months ago

Brunch place with tasty food and tricky parking. Asian fusion menu with a good mix of Japanese dishes with American classics. Parking can be tricky here. Not a lot of spots in front. Some spots behind the restaurant available. Bar seating available inside and some outdoor seating available too. Host and servers are polite and helpful. Service is quick as well Didn't see many diners for brunch on a weekend. Was mostly empty. Only thing that didn't sit well with me was the 5% "wellness charge" on the check over the total bill. Restaurant asking customers to pay for their employees' health benefits. And this is not part of gratuity. Prices were a bit high for menu as such. $14 for a burger and $15 for a curry rice dish. Sides are $7-8 range on their own. Food tasted good but prices are not as reasonable.