Belladonna Italian Subs is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

1. Belladonna Italian Subs

8.2
4612 Burleson Rd, Austin, TX
Sandwich Spot · 10 tips and reviews

♓June♓ M.♓June♓ Muñoz Niblett: Delicious pastrami on marble rye at a good price. Variety of subs, sandwiches, and tasty burgers.

JaxJax: Great subs and pastrami... always fresh bread!!

akahi o.akahi otter: Best hot sandwiches (definitely suggest the #5 Chicago style sammich)

G's Dynamite Deli is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

2. G's Dynamite Deli

7.9
2312 S 1st St, Austin, TX
Deli · Bouldin Creek · 9 tips and reviews

Shannon L.Shannon Luckey: We enjoyed it. Food was good, cute little place, service was extremely friendly & welcoming. I'm def going to go back.

Oscar G.Oscar Guerrero: It's all good!!!!

Leah L.Leah Lakstins: The sandwiches are huge!

drink.well. is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

3. drink.well.

8.7
207 E 53rd St (at Avenue G), Austin, TX
Cocktail Bar · North Loop · 56 tips and reviews

Kaustubh T.Kaustubh Thirumalai: For a summer cocktail, go with the Darjeeling Limited. Creamy deliciousness! And vegetarians, the cauliflower gnocchi is great!

ThrillistThrillist: If everyone is ordering "The Communist," this place may be responsible for the next Red Scare. It's a tasty mix of gin, orange, lemon and cherry brandy. Read more.

Austin ChronicleAustin Chronicle: Small but snazzy, offering a slew of creative craft cocktails and a rotating draft beer selection. Upscale bar food includes sliders al pastor, bourbon beanie weenies, and a Texas Kobe burger. Read more.

Clark's Oyster Bar is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

4. Clark's Oyster Bar

9.2
1200 W 6th St (Blanco), Austin, TX
Seafood Restaurant · Old West Austin · 71 tips and reviews

Monica D.Monica Desai: Incredible lobster roll, shells and crab, baked oyster and more ++ amazing vibes. Tough res, though!

Jenny S.Jenny Sorensen: Some of the absolute best seafood in Austin! Great cocktails too! Found it on this sweet new app: http://supper.mx/places/clarks-oyster-bar-austin/

Austin ChronicleAustin Chronicle: A luxurious menu is matched by an adventurous wine list and an intimate, bistro feel. Don’t skip the house-baked bread: It’s stunningly good, especially when dipped in the Mussels & Clams wine broth. Read more.

Wheatsville Co-op is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

5. Wheatsville Co-op

8.8
3101 Guadalupe St (31st St.), Austin, TX
Grocery Store · North University · 67 tips and reviews

abigail.abigail.: Popcorn tofu is a must. They also have great iced coffee.

GOODGOOD: A community run food co-op, they support local growers, provide volunteer opportunities and host events with local artisans.

Austin American-StatesmanAustin American-Statesman: A true community-supported grocery selling organic and natural foods, Wheatsville’s mission is to bring its customers what they want.

Little Deli & Pizzeria is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

6. Little Deli & Pizzeria

9.3
7101-A Woodrow Ave (at W St Johns Ave), Austin, TX
Pizzeria · Crestview · 79 tips and reviews

Divya M.Divya Mulanjur: Great place for a quick lunch. Amazing pizza with a perfect crust.

Amelia W.Amelia Whitman: Order the vegetarian sandwich - one of the best veggie sandwiches I've ever had.

Austin ChronicleAustin Chronicle: Little Deli's popularity was built on great sandwiches. It bakes its own breads daily, which is reflected by the taste; also, all of the meats and cheeses are first-rate. The cheese steak is delish. Read more.

Panera Bread is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

7. Panera Bread

7.9
10900 Lakeline Mall Dr Ste J, Austin, TX
Bakery · 32 tips and reviews

Christina L.Christina Linnell: Tomato Basil soup is unsurpassed! Get it!

beccabecca: Just a heads up - they don't serve breakfast all day or even during the normal brunch times

Ron B.Ron Boerger: Contrary to what Becca claims, you can order bagels or breakfast pastries, coffee and expresso all day.

Panera Bread is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

8. Panera Bread

7.8
4625 W William Cannon Dr #2, Austin, TX
Bakery · Oak Hill · 26 tips and reviews

Aubrey E.Aubrey E.: Fave sub shop! Frontega chicken never does me wrong.

tio L.tio Lechuga: bus your table! it's easy, and the right thing to do.

Chris B.Chris Beckett: lots of Moms take up a lot of dining space for crafts and coffee. The staff here is fabulous, personable and friendly! food is fresh and delish! Read more.

Punch Bowl Social is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

9. Punch Bowl Social

7.8
11310 Domain Dr (Esperanza Crossing), Austin, TX
Bowling Alley · North Burnet · 31 tips and reviews

Amanda T.Amanda Thau: Interesting menu and space. The cauliflower kale nachos are amazing! Karaoke, corn hole, bowling and more in the back. Keep in mind it's 21 and over after 10pm.

Michael R.Michael Rodriguez: Huge place. Bowling, arcade, karaoke rooms, shuffleboard, pinp pong, pool, restaurant, and sports bar. New favorite place! Check it out!

AFAR MediaAFAR Media: All things old-school are revered at this North Austin bar, restaurant, and play spot—from bowling & shuffleboard to deviled eggs & spiked punch (the latter in a bowl, as the venue's name suggests). Read more.

Texas Bar and Grill is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

10. Texas Bar and Grill

7.3
14611 N MO Pac Expy (Merrilltown Dr.), Austin, TX
Bar · 4 tips and reviews

ArielleArielle: Get the reuben, it's off the hook!

Nathan W.Nathan Whiteaker: 1 free pool winners table every day. $3.50 regular price wells, cheaper beer, free darts, pretty expensive menu though, good live music weekends, open mic night Thursdays, comedy night Sundays.

David M.David Mccormick: Tuesday Night Karaoke~ quite a few good singers

Arby's is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

11. Arby's

7.3
13609 North I-35 Bldg 5, Austin, TX
Fast Food Restaurant · Parmer Center · 6 tips and reviews

Ken M.Ken Mello: Mmmmm love to dip my potato cakes in a horsey/Arby's sauce mixture

Shawn "DJ Kid" K.Shawn "DJ Kid" Korenak: Its good mood food!

Luke N.Luke Newton: If you get a French Dip, get a regular roast beef and use the meat to "beef up" your sammich!

Chez Zee is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

12. Chez Zee

7.8
5406 Balcones Dr (at 2222), Austin, TX
French Restaurant · 71 tips and reviews

Amanda A.Amanda Allen: Aztec shrimp bisque with their bread is amazing!!

ChristinaChristina: Wi-Fi password: eatdessertfirst

Irma R.Irma Rodriguez: On Sunday, make reservations for brunch for 10 am or later, no alcohol is served before that hour, and you might want to try the bloody Mary's or mimosas

Cover 2 is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

13. Cover 2

7.4
13701 N Highway 183, Austin, TX
Sports Bar · Northwest Austin · 38 tips and reviews

AllisonAllison: The food was fantastic and our server, Molly, was super helpful and informative of the menu! Great place!

TammraTammra: Food is just as great as Cover 3 but the decor isn't what I expected even as a scaled down Cover 3.

Rhonda E.Rhonda Evans: Best brunch around! Love the Eggs Benedict choices. Their breakfast potatoes are the perfect amount of crunchy. They start brunch at 11 on Sat & Sun. Free muffin tops with brunch. Eggs Corronados.

Scholz Garten is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

14. Scholz Garten

7.6
1607 San Jacinto Blvd (at E 17th St), Austin, TX
Beer Garden · Downtown Austin · 62 tips and reviews

John B.John Busch: Great fans, cold beer and fast food and a excellent place to enjoy a Longhorn game on tv

Austin ChronicleAustin Chronicle: Austin's oldest outdoor biergarten and dining hall was built by German immigrant August Scholz in 1866. They still serve some German dishes alongside nachos, and burgers to a largely politico crowd.

Samantha P.Samantha Perry: Geeks who drink every Monday at 8pm! Prizes! Trivia! FREE BEER! Also, it's free!!!!!! FREEEEE! OMGBBQGIGGLEFART!

Bennu Coffee is one of The 15 Best Places for Rye Bread in Austin.

15. Bennu Coffee

8.0
2001 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (at Poquito St.), Austin, TX
Coffee Shop · 128 tips and reviews

Wendy K.Wendy Kalthoff: Great friendly baristas . We enjoyed frappes and the steamer. The sandwiches looked good as well.

MashableMashable: For late-night work, nothing beats Bennu. Open 24 hours, it has plenty of room, comfortable seating, tasty food and coffee, and outlets that literally hang from the ceilings. - Josh Catone

Caitlin J.Caitlin James: Your amount of productivity might depend on the genre of music playing or how close you sit to the speakers.