Sawyer & Co.

A blend of NOLA flavors & Texas hospitality

What makes it fun

Our traditional Southern-inspired diner is reminiscent of a time when friends, food and drink shared in each other's company was the mark of a good day, every day. The menu reflects flavors from the best kitchens between East Austin and New Orleans with a free side of Texas Hospitality.

Google Reviews

Sawyer & Co

4.4

Based on 2469 reviews

Adrianna Shields

15:22 04 Jun 24

This little 60's vibe diner is as adorable as it is delicious! I had the Popeye breakfast tacos. My friends had biscuits and gravy and the Jorge! Everything was yummy and hot. I would definitely go back when in Austin!

Jessica Cullen

18:47 03 Jun 24

Vanessa Pena

23:15 02 Jun 24

Great gumbo and casual atmosphere!

Dichelle Hogues

21:58 02 Jun 24

Albert Husmillo

22:21 11 Jul 22

It’s a nice restaurant to visit since you get a nice view of the lake and there’s a lot of spots where you could take nice pics. The food was good! We loved the cod bites, great choice for the appetizer. The other dishes were just okay. I feel like you could get them anywhere and probably a little better. The cocktail was on the sweeter side as well. Overall its not bad.

Maylani McGhee

06:02 09 May 22

Stumbled upon this place when doing a search for the best brunch spots in Austin. After eating here, I know why it made the list. Smaller portions, which is wonderful since you’re going to want everything on the menu. Get a few different things to share, or at least two items for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. I got the lost bread “French toast” which an amazing whipped cream and fresh berries, and an amazing twist on eggs Benedict. It had fried tomatoes! A NOLA staple. This is the place to go for some great Cajun/creole brunch.!

D 2

02:41 09 May 22

The food was divine, and overall Lonesome Dove was a pleasant surprise. We had a late reservation Saturday night during Memorial Day weekend, so surprisingly slow. The ambiance is warm and comfortable, with classic country music playing softly in the background and an authentic Texas interior decor, with dark colors and rustic touches. The service was good, staff was knowledgeable and attentive. Now to the food, we started with the blue corn lobster hushpuppies and butter lettuce salad with red chili buttermilk vinaigrette, both very good! For entrees we had the signature dish which is the roasted garlic stuffed beef tenderloin and rack of lamb, both were on point! My favorite was the LD Mac & Cheese with fried artichoke hearts, unbelievable, mind blown! The burnt carrot side with Texas honey, Meyer lemon and goat cheese was also really good. I heard the chef Tim Love had previously won Iron Chef, no surprise. Tasty spot, definitely recommend, check these guys out!