Sign at Annies

Cream Currant Scone with Cafe au lait

Only really having the day I arrive to explore Austin, I flew on the earliest flight out of Atlanta into Austin in order to max out my eating time. Arriving into the great state of Texas at 9:45am, I grabbed a taxi to the center of Austin; had made a reservation for Swift’s Attic at 11:00am and wanted to be sure I was well positioned to hit the first stop of the day.

Obviously I would get there early and was now faced with figuring out what to do next. Luckily, next door to Swift’s Attic was Annies Cafe & Bar and decided to try some coffee and baked goods (per their sign).

The scone was good. Flaky, buttery, and light. Definitely ate more food than I should have; not the first or last time that’ll be said.

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Annies Cafe & Bar  (information gathered 9/2012)
319 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
512.472.1884
Hours
Mon 7:30am–3pm
Tue-Thu 7:30am–10pm
Fri 7:30–12am
Sat 8:30–12am
Sun 9:30am–2:30pm

Parking
As I just arrived from the airport, I came by Taxi. There does not seem to be much parking in the front (about 4-6 meter parking spots, at max). Most likely a parking deck or parking lot nearby, but unsure of the cost.

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