Lamberts : Restaurant BBQ et bar à Austin
Lamberts, situé au 401 W 2nd St dans le quartier central d'Austin, a été fondé en 2014 par Zach Davis, un chef passionné de cuisine texane. Depuis ses débuts, ce restaurant a su s'imposer comme une référence locale pour les amateurs de barbecue authentique et de food de qualité. Son emplacement en plein cœur de la ville permet aux visiteurs de profiter d'une expérience culinaire unique dans un cadre chargé d'histoire, dans un bâtiment datant de 1873.
Ce restaurant se distingue par ses spécialités barbecue, notamment ses ribs, son brisket, et ses saucisses garnies de fromage. Lamberts offre également un bar bien fourni avec une sélection de whiskey appréciée des connaisseurs. La qualité des plats, la diversité des saveurs et la convivialité du service en font un lieu incontournable pour une sortie entre amis ou en famille, où l’on peut savourer une cuisine food riche et généreuse dans une ambiance décontractée.
L’ambiance de Lamberts reflète son histoire : un décor mêlant éléments vintage et touches modernes, avec une atmosphère chaleureuse et authentique. La salle spacieuse, aux murs en briques apparentes, accueille régulièrement des concerts live, notamment les mercredis et samedis, créant un lieu de rencontre convivial. La décoration, à la fois rustique et accueillante, invite à la détente pour profiter pleinement de cette expérience culinaire typiquement texane.
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"Very small bar, cool atmosphere though. Brisket queso is amazing. Brisket has a great bark and smoke flavor - extremely good. Sausage great flavor but a little overdone. Love their 3 options for sauces too!"
@rknowles
"live music on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from GOOP"
@elisholder
"had the baby born ribs here unbelievably good"
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"Everyone has different (and equally passionate) views on where to find the best barbecue in Austin, but no matter who you ask, Lambert's inevitably comes up. For starters, the convenient downtown location is really easy to find, and the enormous, two-story building frequently hosts live bands. For the barbecue, you'll line up cafeteria-style and select your meats from a wide, sizzling skillet. The brisket is the must-get item, but you can't go wrong with any of the meats: The chicken is ridiculously juicy, and the sausages, which are stuffed with cheese, are great. Do your best to save space for the cobbler, which is served with a peel-top ice cream in a styrofoam cup."
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"Pricy but an experience so a good splurge meal// $14-42 "
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"Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ, 2014, REPEAT WINNER"
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"more of a sit down/cocktails restaurant) "
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"Some people may be turned off by the description at the bottom of the Lamberts menu: “Fancy Barbecue?” But there are so many outstanding dishes at this establishment, we urge you to put preconceived notions out of your mind. Plus, the restaurant (we can’t bring ourselves to call it a joint) is housed in a historic, brick-walled general store built in 1873, so at least it has an old-fashioned feel. The brisket, rubbed with brown sugar and coffee, has a good crust, and while the lean was a little dry, the fat on the moist slice was nicely rendered. It doesn’t have the powerful smoky flavor a wood pit produces, but executive chef (not, technically, pitmaster) Zach Davis does very well with his gasser. The pork ribs, crusted with a fennel and coriander rub and maple glaze, were a little overcooked but still yummy, and the jalapeño sausage had a decent kick. The chicken rubbed with achiote and lime was soft and flavorful. Three sauces were equally tasty: a thick house sauce with a good tang, a hot sauce that was similar to the house but with heat, and a yellow mustard with a light tang. Side dishes were out of this world. That’s usually a backhanded compliment but not meant to be one here—homemade mac and cheese came fresh-baked from the oven, the potato salad had a good snap, the collards were tender (with bacon!), and the slaw was lightened up with cilantro. We finished with bread pudding that was heavy on the whiskey, wishing we had more room."
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"Drew’s friend - Downtown BBQ"
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"Upstairs patio w/ live musics"
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"10/26/17 - More upscale BBQ than typical but still quite good. Beef rib(huge), mashed potatoes w/cheese and fried green tomat. Reservations "
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"Love the wild boar ribs and beef tartar apps. Ribeye and brown sugar short rib were good. Don’t get Mac and cheese. Pickles great. W/ CW. "
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"Try the short rib - upper scale bbq - steak house like"
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"Expensive for what you get if not happy Hour."
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