Annies

Annie’s has a wide selection of grab and go food, drinks, snacks, and a small deli area where you can get things to make a meal. They also have sandwiches, and a nice seating area. There’s a bar with a live music stage next to it and when I was there last there was somebody playing. Annie is seating area is a nice place to hang out. That usually has some space. The food here is good, I have not gotten anything from the bar so I can’t speak to that.

Prices are average or lower for the airport. The salads are delicious: try the chicken salad sampler. The bread looks awesome too. And they've got live music... If you can hear it above the obtrusive gate announcements!

Annies Cafe & Bar Review Starting my day early at the airport, Annies Cafe & Bar delivered exactly what I needed. At 5:30 am, the latte was perfect—smooth and satisfying, hitting the spot for my caffeine fix. The cinnamon roll was a delightful treat, fresh and flavorful. My only small wish was that it could have been warmed, but even so, it was still delicious. A great way to kick off a travel day! Would definitely stop by again.

I fly fairly often and Annie’s is ALWAYS the place I stop for food or a drink. The staff are SO KIND AND POLITE. After dealing with the absolutely embarrassing team with TSA (y’all should be ashamed of how you treat people. Really….its NOT a flex and I am embarrassed FOR you) stopping at Annie’s for breakfast tacos resets my nervous system. I should have taken a pic of my tacos …..they were DELICIOUS. Great team 🙌🏼.

Avoid at all cost. Rude employees. The inefficient cook will take 90 minutes to make a sandwich. They purposely delayed my sandwich andtook a lot of time. You get 3 sandwiches for 60$ and the quality of service is absolute trash. Should consider shutting down the location given the staff they are recruiting.

6/28/25 - worst breakfast taco ever! For $20, I expected it to at least taste average. It was very bland. Plus the staff was not friendly. They upcharge so read the fine print. For breakfast tacos at the airport, I suggest going to Peached Tortilla or Salt Lick instead.

The food is not bad, IF you can have someone assist you. The menu is non friendly like the staff. I wish this place and the menu/ layout was better equipped to serve customers who would like to order, but it is too challenging. I don't like having to try to figure out how to order or where everything is.

I so hope the manager of this restaurant reads this review. I am at the airport and wanted three pieces of sourdough toast for my camping trip. The total was $16.64! I asked the cashier why she would charge me such an exorbitant amount for literally three pieces of bread – no butter, no protein – and she explained that that’s the price and she couldn’t change it. I asked to speak to a manager and she said the manager was on break – at 6:20 in the morning? I walked down to Einstein Brothers bagels where I purchased an entire bagel sandwich for seven dollars. You have a good product but desperately need to come up with a more realistic business model!

First place we have eaten in 9 days! In Texas that offered healthy fare...gluten free food. Everything was delicious. The gf brownie was amazing!!! Wish I had stopped here in the way in!

Terrible blueberry muffin. Hard, stale, and no blueberries inside. $7. Iced coffee was good.

Thank you for opening so early. My coffee was WONDERFUL, hot and fresh. I'm so glad I could start my day with a blueberry muffin and such an amazing americano coffee! The store had 3 registers open, lots of pastries, sandwiches and items available. Top notch!

Not bad bar. Way down on west end of airport near Gate 34. So it doesn't get too packed. Server is nice and efficient.

Airport food can be (very) compromised, but the pastries I saw at Annie's today were legit. The croissants had actual folds and layers and so did the yummy cinnamon rolls. I devoured that cinnamon roll while waiting out a tarmac delay. The latte was also correct, which I say as someone with a heat exchange machine at home. Not bitter, good finish. They wouldn't make it directly in my travel mug, unfortunately.

Very good croque, but a little pricey for a sandwich at $19. The sandwich came out hot and it was delicious. There are a variety of breakfast items, and I watched them being prepared, compared to them getting already prepared foods off of a steam table. Hood coffee too!

Annies could be called "average at best". Our americanos were nastty the muffins meh. Save your money

Not a bad stop (minus the drunk guy at the bar). Tables were dirty and pretty crowded together considering everyone has luggage. Not a bad stop for a grab and go cafe item or a quick drink. Loved the live music, though. Volume was great and not too loud.

Initially I was feeling this place. This was my second visit. However, this visit I was extremely disappointed as I bit into my sandwich and literally pulled this really long piece of hair out of my food. Unfortunately, I got my sandwich to go and decided to have it on the plane. So I was unable to address it with the staff. But completely disgusted

Odd layout....Like other reviewers have stated: There are no signs instructing you where to order sandwiches or breakfast..or coffee. VERY Disorganized. Not overly impressed with their breakfast menu anyway, so I settled on 2 croissants, large coffee, and bottled water. Prices were a bit steep. $5.99 for a Croissant? Airport pricing, I guess.... The croissants were nice sized and fresh. Coffee and water were fine. Not a place I'd necessarily recommend, unless you're near those airport gates and no other eatery is convenient to walk to.

I'm updating Annie's review. I give Annie's a solid 3.5 and I'm bumping it to 4 stars. It's not uncommon that I walk the extra distance to Annie's because they have healthier options. My previous review was marred by getting a wrong sandwich but since then things have been repeatedly good. Also, realtalk: the bread the use is delicious. Today I'm in for a full day of travel with delays and weather so I treated myself to their breakfast sandwich. At 10.50 it's near the most expensive in the airport but maybe worth it. Crusty bread, grilled. Fried egg, bacon, cheese and tomato. Do I wish there was a bit more bacon? Of course. Did I thoroughly enjoy it? Yes. Thanks for being here, Annie's.

Believe me, to eat at the airport, one must secure a loan from the bank before considering partaking of a lite afternoon snack however, the other day I was passing by Annie's and the Croque Monsiuer was calling my name so I robbed Peter to pay Paul and I do declare that it was worth it.

Seemed like a great place that had "vegan" and gluten free options, and my first interaction with the staff was pleasant. However it became clear at checkout that this business gouges customers and especially those with dietary restrictions. Ordered the portobello mushroom burger and a gluten free bun. The cook asked if I wanted fries so I said yes, and I grabbed a kombucha to drink. The total came out to nearly $40. Yes, 40 flipping dollars, 22 for the burger, with an up charge for the gluten free (understandable) and an up charge for the fries (WTF, this is America and burgers should come with fries, especially a $22 burger). The kombucha was $9 and then on top of that they added a credit card surcharge and then prompted for a tip of at least 15%. There was no price breakdown provided prior to swiping my card so when my receipt printed, I was LIVID. Waiting for the food, I cooled off a little, hoping it would be good, hoping the staff gets paid a living wage, trying to be a good person. But when the burger came, I knew this was an absolute waste of my money and time and I was so incredibly frustrated and irate. The burger was paltry with the mushroom being no larger than a half dollar. The tase was mediocre at best and not even close to worth half of what I paid. The mayonnaise overpowered everything and inherently IS NOT VEGAN, hence the quotes at the beginning of my review. After two bites, I was eating a lettuce and mayo sandwich, seething, and trying not to direct my anger at the staff, who probably don't have any control over the exorbitant and irrational pricing scheme of this restaurant. I understand airport upcharges, but even in all my fine dining experience I have never had a "meal" with so little value at such a high price. Save yourself the headache (and the anger ulcer) and stay the F*€# away from Annie's Cafe and Bar Regrettable

If you need a quick drink and a quick sit at the airport then this place is fine. We got some gin and tonics and enjoyed the live music before our flight.

Came in on a Saturday afternoon. Plenty of parking on the side or back. Open seating concept. Small taco stand and the menu had decent amount of options. Greeted with friendly service. Ring the bell to get their attention. Solid 4 stars for the outdoor ambiance. Would be a great spot to host friends. 2.5 stars for the value. The food wasn't bad, but nothing to brag to come back to at normal prices which didn't hit the mark for me. Steak Gordita, steak taco and veggie taco ~$22. Presentations was good, lacked flavor. Not a problem tho if you drench your food with sauce. The red sauce had a nice kick. Definitely a spot to hang out but I wouldn't go out of the way for it.

I came in today out of desperation as I missed breakfast trying to hurry to the airport (for a delayed flight). Let's be clear, this is airport food, I know that, but this airport food was special as it also came with a major airport attitude. I ordered a fried egg sandwich which came in at the low price of $11.37 (sarcasm). When I approached the counter to place my order the service was pleasant, however my coffee order was a total 180. The young women who waited on me was short, curt, and borderline cantankerous. Attitude aside, let's get to the million dollar sandwich.. the sandwich took about 10 minutes to get be prepared and was served on the driest bread. The bacon, tomato and egg were okay however bread for the sandwich soaked up much of the buttery egg and juice from the tomato up rendering the entire sandwich less than enjoyable. Maybe next time, I will just eat my hand.

I sat at the bar and had a drink and the chicken royale sandwich, which is grilled chicken with lettuce tomato and cheese. Most airports screw this sandwich up badly; not here. It's juicy and perfectly charred. The fries are thin and perfectly cooked. Service at the bar is attentive, and they even have screens telling you departure times so you can keep an eye on your flight status. Definitely recommend.

I go through the Austin airport a lot. This is a good spot to grab a bite or a drink. They had a live band which was great. The food is average and ok for an airport restaurant. It is a popular spot and was packed.

Lots of choices for breakfast at Austin Bergstrom, but Annie's delivers the breakfast tacos. Two to an order, so lots of food for your $$. The servers were friendly and efficient, the line was short (maybe i was lucky), the coffee excellent. I'll remember Annie's next time i have an early morning flight!

I am giving 2 stars for at least being one place open before 5am. The chocolate "croissant" is more like a bread roll with two cold sticks of chocolate and a sticky outside. Never got an offer to warm it up. It was cold, tough and dense and bready. They look great in the case. But meh. No flakey butter croissant-ness.

over seven people standing behind the counter doing nothing - nobody in line - I asked for a ready made sandwich - ten minutes later I had to go ask about it as I watched all of the workers doing nothing then when I asked - Cynthia working the register was so rude. I'll never tip before service again. the worst and laziest place

The weak review is for weak service. Stood by the counter for 8 minutes right by the guy prepping sandwiches, being ignored. I had a question about the bread. A woman eventually yelled for me to come over to the register so I went there asked the question, and ordered. I didn't leave a tip, because why tip this kind of place with no service? So when I went back to ask for mayo (none is out with the ketchup/mustard), they got me a little to go container that was totally overflowed, they gave it on a sheet of deli paper that was already covered in mayo, and I couldn't put the lid on without squishing even more mayo all over. I spent five minutes and 20 or so napkins cleaning up the mess, and my hands still smell like mayo. If there was an option for a negative tip, I would have done it. I don't care how good the food (I haven't eaten it yet), this service is inexcusable.

This review is in the context that this place is located in an airport. It always nice to have a bar in an airport when you have a large layover.... I was tired of drinking beers and seltzer so I ordered an $18.00 Jack and coke served in a highball glass! Good god! It makes you want to quit drinking all together.... They did an excellent job regarding the ratio of Jack Daniels to Coke. I thought it was perfect! But $18.00 for a highball of coke and whiskey! I could accept paying that much if it came in a pint glass. But holy inflation!

The staff is very rude every single time I am here, and I'm here often. Nowhere else in the airport is this way. I asked if I could have my drink re-made because it didn't taste quite right and wasn't iced (asked for a Nutella latte, woman working very clearly gave me a plain latte), or at least asked if I could have maybe a little extra mocha or flavor on the side to add flavor to it w/ ice and the woman rolled her eyes and said she would re-charge me for the drink because she "made the drink fine". I come here often and know what the drink tastes like. And regardless it doesn't matter; what kind of employees is this business hiring? In my line or work, you would remake the drink or at least offer a solution. That's how a good business and employee operates. I clearly bothered this lady and she said it was too much of a hassle. It was so unpleasant I won't be back. On top of that I wasted $6 for literally nothing. Thanks. This was 9/28 at 130 PM.

No, just no. I had some time to kill in the Austin airport before my first flight home. I had not picked up anything on the way to the airport and was passing by Annie's Cafe and Bar. There seemed to be a steady group of people in line but it was moving quickly. I said why not and stepped into line. The line had separated into two. I was being called over at the coffee stand. But was confused if I could order food from that line or if I could just order coffee. I was told I could order both. I got a vanilla iced latte and croque monsieur which is a French version of a ham and cheese sandwich. I took one bite and threw it away. I probably would have done much better if I just got a muffin or something else. I don't know why I thought French food would be good in an airport food stand. But it was worth a try. The coffee was good though. It is a simple order and honestly pretty hard to mess it up. I am not sure if I will be returning to this establishment for breakfast sandwiches. Though I do have to give it to them their bar was hopping and people seemed happy there. But I can't say the same thing for their food.

What a change from the first time I was here! The first time I was here service was meh, there was loud live music in a 10x20 area so loud I could not even order food, and the food was meh. However this was a complete turn around! There was music at a moderate level so we could talk to each other, the service was the spot on, and the food was glorious! I had a spicy Bloody Mary that was excellent and my wife had mimosas (not bottomless) And then we all had the egg sandwich. It was ohhhh my Goddie toooo Hottie good! (See picture) it was huge! My pic is only half of it. Everything from the location to our gate, the service, the drinks, the space, and the food all were all right on target! Nice rebound!

Not impressed. Almost $6 for a disgusting choc chip cookie that's supposedly freshly baked daily. Tasted like white cake with a few choc chips in it. Would NOT recommend.

Open early with good coffee and delicious pastries. Staff quickly and efficiently kept wait times down with a friendly smile.

I can only speak to the coffee service. Horrible experience. My coffee order took 20 minutes, and that was a result of me having to ask obviously very stressed out, barista, that I didn't see my coffee order come up to the bar. Instead of apologizing, or acknowledging that possibility, she said she called it out along time ago. I reminded her that I went straight to the pick up bar soon as I paid for my coffee and I saw 20 drinks go by and none of them were mine. Additionally, if someone didn't pick up coffee drink within five minutes, she threw them out. There were several angry customers that showed up looking for their tossed coffee drinks, and had a wait another 10 minutes to have the re-made

people were rude and food was overpriced even for an airport. overall would not come back. asked if there were free refills on the 4 dollar sodas and they said yes. when i went back to get another one they said they only do refills on the smalls.

I don't think I've ever given an airport eatery 5 stars.... this place was clean, BUSY and all staff members I encountered were super-friendly! They were extremely busy but handled it all with a smile. Chicken salad sandwich was HUGE, hot, crispy-toasted and great! The fries that came with it were hot, thin & delicious. Will DEFINITELY come back here when I travel thru AUS. THANK YOU, ANNIES!

It's one of those you really don't have much choice so you suck it up. I cannot give any details on the food side. But the bar side is less than desirable. $48 for three drinks. It's an airport prices are jacked like any other airport. I get it. But how about wipe the tables down? How about a friendly "may I help you" or something like that. The bartender has plenty of time sitting at the bar herself eating and sipping on a drink of some type. I don't understand how people like this get jobs in the service industry. If you're going to charge me $48 at least smile as you're pushing it upward in the dark side. The drinks tasted as they should.

If I could give zero, I would. Bad direction, logistics are bad and food is overpriced and I travel every week, so this is not everywhere. Best part is they charge for cc fees. That's the cost of doing business! Thanks for my last time here!

I ordered the breakfast tacos and they were fabulous!!! Would recommend!! They also open at 04:30 instead of 5:00 so it was a huge bonus!! Only reason I didn't give five stars is because the staff were a little less than helpful about where to order.

Man, you cannot expect much from an airport bar, but this one really set the BAR low! See what I did there? Anyway! I bartended for famous restaurants for years, so I am waiting patiently for a draft. I see the bartender serving the gentleman waiting before me, so I politely mention I'd also like a draft, so he can double up. I appreciated when people did that for me. This hipster dude seemed very discombobulated, saying I was in fact confusing him. He literally has half a bar going. Again, I don't expect much, but really? Bartender asks me if I have a problem. I reply no, not at all. Then I nicely asked him if he's a new bartender. So I can give him tips if and when he ever sees high volume business beyond basic cocktails, bottles, and drafts. He said I could take my business elsewhere. I ask politely if he has a supervisor I could chat with, as I bet he or she wouldn't by psyched about losing my cash money. He said no. Don't recommend! Didn't get bartender's name, but typical skinny, scruffy, world weary wearing all black type. Man, I wish the best for that dude.

Ordered breakfast tacos between flights one tortilla was hard and stale, potatoes were undercooked. Disappointing, customer service was underwhelming.

I like this place a lot, full bar, coffee and bakery/ resto , breakfast and lunch are delicious !

We went to the restaurant next to gate 27. The place was filthy. Lots of staff not wiping table or sweeping floors at 9:30am. I asked a staff person if she could wipe our table, and she looked at me like I had a third eye. Arrogant, dirty, disrespectful, over priced. Ps: if you have time to lean, you have time to clean.

Their menu was offline. I ordered Turkey and Brie & didn't know it would be about $15 for the sandwich. Panini sandwich was ok.

Great! Efficient staff and good food. I enjoy stopping by when at the airport. Thanks!

Stopped by for breakfast before a flight and really enjoyed this. It was pretty empty when I arrived but quite full when I left. I was a dork and thought I had to order with the cooks. Don't be fooled, bee line to the cashier. Then take a patience pill because they have one slow set of technology or they need to train more. I ordered the two breakfast tacos thinking it was just the two of them. It was more a mini plate without the plate. This is NOT a grab and go place where they sit under a heat lamp for an unknown time. They made them to order and they were fantastic! The tortillas were great, tons of egg, anemic amount of bacon, but just some sublime cheese with it. The potatoes on the side were VERY scant in quantity but large on flavor. I wish I just ordered the potato egg and cheese since the bacon was present but not participating. The salsa was very good but had a mind blowing amount of garlic. Use in small quantities!! This is a good place to stop if you have a gate in this end of the terminal.

$36 for a double Tito's and soda. Ridiculous. I get airports are more expensive, but come on. I had the same drink in the Phoenix airport and it was half the cost.

The fried egg sandwich was amazing! I'd definitely recommend. The cashier was very helpful and service was fast. The sandwich came out fresh and hot.

Surprised the food was so good, fresh and hot but not surprised I ended up spending $25 for a gf portabella sandwich with fries and a drink This place is like a glorified Starbucks with GF, vegan options, healthy. They have a small deli like set up. Hot and cold sandwiches and a fancy French name for French fries. They also do not have any signage for GF buns. Communication stinks. Cashier girl hunts me down to tell me I owe her $1.63 more for gf bun that i was supposed to tell her. What? How was I to know that? She never asked and then She said the deli guy should have told me. Well, he didn't. I should have refused to pay more Therefore ask as they don't label or publicize anything beyond the basics.

I don't get it. Airport food, as a whole, sucks. Even chains that you'd hope to have relatively predictable food, more often disappoint. But on my last trip thru Austin, TX, I stopped in at Annie's across from Gate 28. Hold on for it...by far THE BEST chicken sandwich I've ever had. Their fries (skinny, seasoned and perfectly crispy) are delicious too. I was shocked. Found myself flying thru Austin again and decided to see if this was a fluke or legit. And folks, I tell ya, they did not disappoint me. The chicken is moist, but we'll cooked. Perfectly seasoned. Fluffy bun and healthy looking greens. The fries hot, crispy and delicious. I wanted to take a picture but, honestly, I ate it too fast. To boot, the team is efficient and friendly. Another airport anomaly. I don't know what magic this team and brand have working for them, but hands down - if you're flying through Austin - it's a must on the airport dining list!

Worst airport service ever. The checkout process was changed three times so that people who ordered 30 minutes before me got their food before I did. I almost missed my flight. Whoever is the supervisor there should be fired for incompetence. Do yourself a favor and go to another vendor understands the importance of getting someone an order in a timely manner.

Stopped today to get a bottled water and a potato chip. When I got a receipt, it wasn't itemized. Just a total. Lined up again to get a itemized receipt, I've noticed none of items has a price tag. Anyway $4.99 for a bottle water and $2.99 for a small chips. Across from this store, water is $3.25 and price is clearly marked.

Well - i guess this is what you get at the airport? A $17 "large" kale salad with chicken. I travel quite a bit and already have low expectations on airport food, but this is borderline offensive. There are a handful of better options in this airport. Will stay away next time.

Super tasty food. Last bite before flying out of AUS. Has local beers and healthy food option. You can make out that bread is freshl