Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Lake Austin

"Austin’s newest AYCE super Chinese buffet serving fresh Chinese favorites, seafood, handmade sushi, and more!. The owners at East Buffet have been in the restaurant business for more than 20 years and are especially keen on creating an exceptional dining experience. With only the highest expectations for themselves, the team has created an incredible variety of dishes combined with friendly services."

"After having a bad food experience at a normal restaurant I am so glad to have my first good Chinese food experience in Austin."

"We ordered a sampler platter, and it was more than enough food for us to leave completely full. Each item we tried ..."

"A great thing about this park is that it’s not as crowded as the others. Trails in Mary Moore Searight Park are separated from the recreational play area for kids. An exercise route is also available if you are looking into adding some workout into your hike or bike visit."

"Surrounded on three sides by water, Red Bud Isle is an ideal place to let dogs roam without a leash. The 13-acre park is basically one big, wide loop trail with a scrubby forest in the middle. Million-dollar mansions overlook the park, allowing a glimpse into the world of Austin’s rich folk."

"Your canine companion will love this trail road since they can be with you leash-free. Red Bud offers easy access to parking and parts of the Lady Bird Lake outside downtown Austin. If you don’t find yourself hiking or biking within the grounds, take a kayak and paddle away at the waters."

"If parks mean nothing to you unless your pal with four paws can come, head to Red Bud Isle. This is an island in the middle of the Colorado River between Westfield and Westlake Hills. It has a lakefront, off-leash dog park, where your pup can splash and play."

"4827 East Cesar Chavez St. | Sawyer’s expansive patio in a classic diner atmosphere, which has been a hit with Austinites since opening in 2014. They offer traditional Southern dining with a full bar, and New Orleans-inspired breakfast, lunch & dinner menu choices. Photo by: @tokkicreates"

"4827 East Cesar Chavez St. | Sawyer’s expansive patio in a classic diner atmosphere, which has been a hit with Austinites since opening in 2014. They offer traditional Southern dining with a full bar, and New Orleans-inspired breakfast, lunch & dinner menu choices. Photo by Hayden Walker"

"Sawyer & Co., famous for their crawfish, brings the heat of the bayou to Austin. Check them out for a blend of New Orleans flavor and Texas hospitality."

"Our top spot to breakfast in town is no hidden gem: This Austin original has been packing in diners of all stripes since 1978 thanks to its friendly service and affordable, quality menu with wide appeal. For the first few decades of its life, this classic diner held court on Burnet Road before relocating to Airport Boulevard in May 2015. While the move may have left behind some history and a bit of the former spot’s ramshackle charm, the Omelettry’s food and down-home ambiance remain unchanged."

"A classic Austin diner with a longstanding history, the Omelettry lives up to its name by dishing up some of the most delicious omelets that Austin has to offer. Each omelet is prepared with three eggs and the restaurant’s special combo of cheddar and swiss cheese. Not only that, but omelets are served with one of your choice of the following: soup and salad or a short stack of pancakes of your preference."

"The classic North Loop diner is all about delicious omelets. The restaurant is open for dine-in service, plus to-go pickup orders can be placed through its mobile app or over the phone."

"701 Congress Ave | Located in the heart of Downtown, the Intercontinental Stephen F. Austin Hotel has one of the best patios in town, complete with refreshing cocktails and the most incredible view of Congress Avenue, the State Capitol, and the historic Paramount Theatre. In addition to the wonderful view, you can enjoy Stephen F. Austin’s great happy hour deals from the terrace every Sun – Thurs from 5:00 p.m."