Zero Degrees

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Zero Degrees

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Mangonada, elotes, strawberry horchata, Oreo shakes

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4211 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704 Get directions

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Asian-Hispanic Snack Chain Zero Degrees Opens on South Lamar - Eater Austin

"Zero Degrees finally announced the opening date of its forthcoming South Lamar location in the fall. It’s set to open on Monday, September 21. The chain is most known for its mangonada, a sweet, spicy, and salty mango slushie, made with fruit chunks, chamoy sauce, and Tajin seasoning. Other drinks include slushies such as the strawberry-lychee and spicy watermelon; colorful blended drinks in flavor combinations/ingredients such as the Thai tea with brulee and Oreos and the ube milkshake; plus teas, milk teas, and coffees. Foods and snacks include hot Cheetos elotes, fried foods (chicken wings, shrimp), carne asada fries, and more. In response to the pandemic, the shop is also offering family-size meal packs and half-gallons of selected drinks. Third-party deliveries (Postmaster, Uber Eats, DoorDash) should be available when it opens, too." - Nadia Chaudhury

https://austin.eater.com/2020/8/24/21399303/zero-degrees-open-austin-south-lamar-texas-unemployment-pandemic-checks-300-dollars

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NLB O.

Google

Had this place in Dallas and LOVED it, so when we found out there was an Austin location we had to give it a shot. It was so good! First of all, the strawberry horchata is my FAVORITE. Elotes fries hit the s p o t. My husband really liked his Oreo shake and shrimp/rice dish. Overall, tasty! Highly suggested for those late night munchies.

Susan D.

Google

I need more experience with this place to review it properly. My Pina colada made with peaches was delicious but the lid leaked all over me. The service was ok but it was getting late (almost 9pm) so I give the server an excuse for being almost unwilling to answer my simple question about the menu. I will try food next time. Also what does the name refer to?

Alpha

Google

Very creative to combine Asian boba with Mexican fusion. It works and the drinks are very tasty with fresh fruits. Also, the prices are very reasonable and service is great.

Fernando E.

Google

Quick service, the extra flaming hot elote is great, the mangonada is a little artificial and I would expect natural flavors but still I liked it. I would come back here for another drink when I am in the neighborhood

Des

Google

Nice and clean shop however my drink was cloyingly sweet. I ended up throwing it out and the little girl at the counter was very dismissive and rude. I won't be returning. Try teapioca or any other place in Austin.

Je T

Google

Drinks are over priced and nothing special. Staff is slow and not the friendliest but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt being a new business so their employees are probably still in training. A boba shop that doesn’t even have classic black milk tea lol... over all you wouldn’t be missing out on anything here.

jazyg213

Google

The Garlic Fries have a sweet flavor to them that I was not expecting, I personally wasn’t a fan but I thought I should say if you order the garlic fries, there is a sweet taste to it, it is not fully savory. The spicy watermelon slush is not really spicy so if you aren’t into super spicy definitely get it, the flavor was still delicious. I did absolutely love the hot Cheetos corn and l definitely will be coming back to try out the other items on their menu.

Will N.

Google

The food was okay, there are much better places for elotes like Tutti Frutti off William Cannon. I’d say overall there’s better places to get everything we tried here. It’s just not “wow this is amazing food”, it was more like “ehh I don’t think I’m going to finish this”. While I wasn’t super upset about the food, it also wasn’t good enough that I would skip my regular places to come back. That and the music was obnoxiously loud, like can’t hear the person you’re sitting across from loud. It wouldn’t have mattered if it was good music but I severely question the musical tastes of whoever picks the music here. Yes, if you’re reading this, your music is awful.

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Asian-Hispanic Snack Chain Zero Degrees Opens on South Lamar - Eater Austin

https://austin.eater.com/2020/8/24/21399303/zero-degrees-open-austin-south-lamar-texas-unemployment-pandemic-checks-300-dollars

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NLB O.

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Susan D.

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Alpha

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Very creative to combine Asian boba with Mexican fusion. It works and the drinks are very tasty with fresh fruits. Also, the prices are very reasonable and service is great.

Fernando E.

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Des

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Je T

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jazyg213

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Will N.

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