"Two Hands on South Congress is an absolute must for brunch in Austin. I ordered the Big Brekky and it was outstanding from start to finish. The scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked, the Two Hands hash brown was crispy and flavorful, and the roasted tomato added a great fresh balance. The toast with jam and butter was simple but done right, and adding the three crispy bacon strips was the best decision, perfectly cooked and full of flavor. On top of the food, their mocha coffee was amazing, rich, smooth, and the perfect complement to brunch. Great atmosphere, great food, and a spot I’ll definitely be coming back to."

"Solid food; disappointing coffee. The breakfast burrito had everything you want in one, grilled tortilla, fluffy eggs and good salsa. I left two hands with a full belly and a smile on my face. I was told this place had the best coffee on south congress and I have to disagree. Had to ask the bartender for some sweetener, the coffee was almost bitter. We’ve had a subpar matcha from here before as well. Willing to give this place another shot though. Overall, super cute environment with a nice kitchen/ dining area for photo ops."

"Such a cute and popular brunch spot! It’s not very big, so there was a bit of a wait — about 45 minutes for bar seating after asking for first available. Totally worth it though! The breakfast burrito was packed with flavor and came with an amazing side of sauce. They also have a coffee/espresso bar, and the barista recommended an iced latte with brown sugar syrup and cinnamon — so good! I’d definitely come back, even if there’s a wait, but honestly, I’d stop by just for the coffee!"

"Everything top notch! My husband and I love dining with Two hands for breakfast and brunch. The crispy fries with chilli oil is the best thing on the menu."

"Cool place with a nice patio and beautiful interior. I really enjoyed the Brekky Muffuletta with a scrambled egg. My friends got the Henry’s chicken sandwich and the steak/eggs and we were not so impressed. The berry smoothie I had was also really good. Pretty long wait at 2pm on a Sunday but we had a group of 10 so that’s fair. My one complaint: They really seem to nickel and dime you for everything here. Two little pieces of halloumi cheese for $7? They charged me a dollar to sub a sunny egg for scrambled eggs on the sandwich (was good though)."