Austin Land & Cattle Co.

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About Austin Land & Cattle Co.

Austin Land & Cattle Co. is a Steakhouse restaurant located in the Austin neighborhood at 1205 N. Lamar Blvd. (bet. Shoal Creek Blvd. & W. 12th St.) in Austin, TX 78701. Austin Land & Cattle Co. has been described as an Bad Steakhouse restaurant and has received an average rating of 2 by our members.

Quick Facts

Cuisine: Steakhouse
Accepts Credit Card: Yes
Parking: N/A

Atmosphere: N/A
Take Reservations: Yes
Serves Alcohol: N/A
Smoking Allowed:No

User Reviews for Austin Land & Cattle Co.

Overall Rating: 2 (Bad)

Debbie

Happy not to dine at chains we tried this with great disappointment. The steaks may be a good cut but nothing else is worth spending your money on. Wine list is limited and pricey. Other options - for the not meat eaters - are lackluster. Sorry but I recommend that you try the downtown options - Perry's or Sullivan's for example - before spending your money on this run down (needs redecorating) place.

Food
2
Decor
2
Service
2

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