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Overall, it was a nice experience but had a few flaws for such a experience place. The good: The Mezcal Selection was top tier. The Agave Specialists added a lot to the experience. Highly recommend trying a few flights of Mezcal (and let them choose!) The food was overall quite good. The Bone Marrow Tacos, while spendy, are quite delicious. And, the Hostesses are among the nicest I've come across in a fine dining experience. The Not Great: Service from our main server started off ok but really fell off after a few courses. It was a very weird, obvious change in his demeanor. We only ordered one cocktail, the Oaxacan Margarita. It was NOT good. I think we were still charged for them too (after dropping at least $130 on Mezcals.) The Lamb Barbacoa was way too salty and it was difficult to eat. Also, the timing of our dishes was really off. We sat for a good 45 minutes in between a few courses. And, it was my husband's birthday and no candle in the dessert? Idk, it would have been a nice touch of hospitality.

Clean relaxing atmosphere. Healthy menu, great options, full bar, and tasty beverages. Had the cashew beet queso with drinks as a starter. Outstanding. Then to the filet chef special, brussel sprouts, and fingerling potatoes. Outstanding.

Very friendly staff right through the door. Onion soup was ok, but the Texas Wagyu New York strip was phenomenal. Spendy, but is was cooked perfectly, had a great crust, and was a melt-in-your-mouth flavor explosion. The Japanese A5 Wagyu has too much fat in my opinion, but this Angus/Wagyu hybrid was perfect. Neat menu, but I didn’t have enough stomachs to try everything that I wanted.

Great service provided by Blake. Very attentive to our needs and gave recommendations

Great food and great cocktails. The ambiance was lovely and the service was knowledgeable, courteous, and attentive. The queso flameado with short rib mole was sumptuous and delightful. The seafood tostadas (atun and la vida vuelta) were light and delicious, perfectly balanced with piquant spice and velvety avocado. The tlacoyo is a must try. Happy hour cocktails are half price and are all excellent. We have been coming to La Condesa since it opened in 2009, the year we got married. We no longer live in Austin, but we come back to La Condesa for special occasions when we are back in town. Highly recommend.