Huevos Rancheros Plate (S)
Two scrambled eggs* any style served with beans, potatoes, bacon or sausage and two tortillas.
$10.00
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE – CLOSED
Nov. 25th & Dec. 24 – 27th
Please respect we are still asking for a mask while you dine with us or pick up your order. If you don’t have a mask you can buy one for $1. A 3% take out fee will be applied to all orders due to the increasing cost of paper goods.
*Business Hours*
Tuesday – Sunday 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
*Phone Orders* Tuesday – Sunday 6:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
CLOSED MONDAY
Dining Room
- MASK ARE REQUIRED. Please wear your mask when you are not at your table.
- We will have less tables. Please be patient & considerate of others waiting for a table
- Customers waiting for a table will wait outside. We ask customers waiting for a table to please not crowd the entrance.
- Due to our size & to give the best service to all of our customers we will no longer sit parties larger than 8. A 18% gratuity will be included on all parties larger than 5.
Phone Orders & Take-Out
- Curbside will only be available Friday, Saturday, & Sunday.
- Please park on the side of the building facing 7th street.
- If those parking spaces are full you will need to walk up to the patio.
- Need to use the restroom please be sure to wear your masks. Forgot your masks you can buy one for $1.
About Us
We are blessed to have the opportunity to do what we love. Thank you for your continued support throughout the years.
- Joe's Bakery Family
About Joe’s Bakery
For over 75 years Joe Avila’s family has been serving the Austin community. Throughout the years the Avila family has become a dynasty among East Austin businesses and has generated a loyal customer base. Generations of families have patronized and been employed by this family business from the beginning of La Oriental at 2305 E. 9th St. to Joe’s Bakery & Coffee Shop at 2305 E.7th St. The story of Joe’s Bakery & Coffee Shop is four generations in the making, and shows the perseverance, commitment and loyalty of one family.
Our History
The family business began in 1935 when Joe’s mother and stepfather, Sophia and Florentino De La O, opened La Oriental Grocery & Bakery at 2305 East 9th Street. The bakery on 9th street was not just a place of business but it was their home…
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