She’s Not Here

Restaurant · Warehouse District

She’s Not Here

Restaurant · Warehouse District

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440 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701

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She’s Not Here is a vibrant Pacific-Asian retreat in downtown Austin, blending sushi and tropical cocktails in a lush, Instagram-ready space.  

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440 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701 Get directions

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"She’s Not Here is a participating restaurant in Austin for Resy's Off Menu Week." - Lyndsey Matthews

Resy Launches 'Off Menu Week' Dinner Series - AFAR
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"She’s Not Here, the beautifully decorated Pacific-Asian restaurant found in downtown Austin, debuted its dinner menu last month. The restaurant from Ben Cachila and Christian Romero (both formerly of Uchi) has tropical touches both in the space and on the menu. The food and drinks — She’s Not Here’s sushi got mostly high marks. Yelpers consistently call it “fresh.” The galbi-style pork rib plate has proven popular, one Yelper advised requesting the dish when making a reservation. The “decadent” crab butter roll and soft-shell crab also frequently appeared as favorites. Over on Google reviews, Giovanni Ortiz appreciated that “the vegetarian options are as imaginative and inspired as the rest of the menu.” Drinks got positive reviews across the board. Drinking Austin described the cocktails as “fun, bright tropical-influenced libations,” and Yelpers called the drinks “well-crafted” and “fantastic.” The space — Reviewers agreed the space is absolutely gorgeous, with Resy’s Paula Forbes calling it “loungey and tropical” and Yelper Danielle R. named it a “great date night spot [...] felt like I was going to someone’s beautiful home for cocktails, sushi, and small plates.” Others appreciated the “Instagram-worthy” murals by local artist Mez Data. The service — There were a few quibbles directed at service, but, apart from someone who claimed the chef refused to cook his wife’s wagyu ribeye well-done, most reviewers seemed happy. The overall experience — There’s a lot of comparison to Uchi and Uchiko, which is understandable — unfortunately, most seem to prefer those Austin standbys to the newcomer — and there are some complaints about family-style service for such small items. But most reviewers seem excited to return." - Erin Russell

Early Restaurant Reviews of She’s Not Here in Austin - Eater Austin
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"Pacific Asian restaurant and bar serving tropical cocktails and Asian food. The menu includes small bites focusing on Asian dishes like sushi, hamachi, mebachi, taraba, pork adobo, Korean fried chicken, pork ribs, and sakana tempura. The drinks menu features tropical ingredients such as hibiscus rye, roasted coconut, jasmine, cardamom, falooda syrup, matcha, and various rums. Open for dinner, with plans for lunch service including to-go bento boxes." - Nadia Chaudhury

Pacific Asian Restaurant Opens in Downtown Austin With Sushi and Tropical Drinks - Eater Austin
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Lauren Moses

Google
Three stars for some basic reasons. yes, the atmosphere is really cool, but it really is overpriced for the portion/quality of the food. If i'm paying 18 dollars for a single sushi roll i expect 1) for there to be more of it and 2) for the quality of the ingredients inside to reflect the price point. not to say that the food wasn't good, but think you can definitely find better quality food or the same quality for cheaper.

Kim Reid

Google
I had the coffee pork with coconut rice and macaroni salad. For dessert I had the coconut cake. The pork was absolutely spectacular. I am not normally a fan of cold pasta salad, but I enjoyed the macaroni salad. I am definitely a dessert person, and this cake did not disappoint me whatsoever.only because everything else including the rice was so delicious that I did not have enough room was I able to take some of it home to my husband who loved it so much he couldn't stop thanking me for bringing him from home to try. I strongly recommend going to the restaurant "She's Not Here". I had a barrel-aged cocktail made from scotch and banana liqueur with other liquors, this cocktail was unique and delicious. It sounds like everything I tried has the descriptor delicious, that would be correct.the staff was also very friendly and helpful without being overbearing even though the crowd at the time I visited was light.

Richard Austin

Google
After a lite snack at the library, I was walking east on 2nd Street when I stumbled upon She's Not Here, a venue a friend had text me about recently. Well, the old belly was signaling that the recent lite snack was not sufficient so I was coerced into entering this establishment. The outside seating looked quite cozy and inviting but I opted to go inside and sit at the bar where I would be served. My server Sophia was excellent and suggested The Hibiscus, Hibiscus Rye, Coconut Sugar and Tiki Bitters that I sipped on whilst waiting for my second lite snack of the day, the Crab Salad, Kani Kama Crab, Arugula, Picked Red Onions, Nori and Tamago Furikake which I thoroughly enjoyed. Now as I was about to leave, Sophia talked me into ordering the Matcha Tres Leches, Yellow Cake, Matcha Milk, Macadamia Nuts, and Coconut rum Whipped Cream which was to die for. I love the atmosphere of this venue and I will be back, most definitely.

Ana Slater

Google
Food was very good, fish was fresh and one of the best I’ve ever had in Austin. However the place doesn’t feel like a sushi restaurant, more like a fancy bar, should have tropical small plates maybe. I don’t really get Hawaiian - tropical- sushi connection, yes there are a lot of Japanese in Hawaii but sushi is not what comes to mind when I think of Hawaii or tropical. This is a cool place for visitors but as an Austin resident, if I want to eat sushi I’ll keep going to Uchi.

Krista Vogel

Google
Great spot for sushi in downtown Austin. I always love their scallop sashimi and crab rolls, and usually indulge in their daily specials. This is the perfect spot for date night, happy hour, or girls night out!

Jack Lawson

Google
The sushi is great. The rolls are pretty good but the hand rolls are too much of a bite of seaweed for my liking. If you can, sit at the sushi counter and have the slow serve you sushi. Great staff and an awesome experience!!

Adventures Of A Traveling Don (The Traveling Don)

Google
Been here a couple times. Menu and concept has changed from a year ago. But same quality of food and service. Great spot in Downtown ATX.

Victor Plata

Google
We liked this place in second street district the Salmon Sushi was delicious and the banana leave pork is great. The bartender prepares good cocktails.