Wait in line for this small French restaurant to open. Definitely worth it! Food was great. Tables are crowded together, but make the experience more jovial when we toasted this special day.

The food, laden with butterfat in the French way, was excellent. The service was friendly and fine. The place was loud, but it seems they all are nowadays. Most of the other customers dressed like they had just mowed the lawn. (Dressing down has gone...More

It's one of favorite place when we are in Austin. Typical French food with the right atmosphere. I can't really tell what to try as everything taste good. Once seated you really feel like in France. I wish they had one in Dallas area. They...More

While recently at a conference in Austin my friends and I decided to try Chez Nous. It is fabulous! It was so terrific that we returned every day. Great crepes for lunch and a terrific dinner menu. It looks, feels and, most importantly, tastes like...More

Chez Nous focuses on simple quality ingredients without any fussiness. Dinner for two included steak, ruby trout, vichyssoise, chocolate mousse and creme caramel. It was all very good. The service is very attentive without being pushy. I would love to come back here again.

Lovely lunch. As usual the steak and frites was great- cooked to temperature with lovely flavor. Good service, our forgotten coffee was comped when it arrived. I always hit this restaurant for lunch when I'm in town and will continue to do so. I will...More

Nice, cozy little restaurant. Service is spot on. Interesting atmosphere. My wife was well pleased with her sea scallops and I was pleased with my veal scallopini (even though it reminded me of Wiener schnitzel more than scallopini). My only suggestion is that the stemware...More

There is something deeply comforting knowing that places like Chez Nous exist. And that they don't change much. When a thing is right leave it alone! Had the grilled lamb lollipops, and they were so good I can't stop thinking about them. Great wine selection...More

Many good, traditional French dishes and wines. Quaint, unpretentious atmosphere. Parking and crowds are an issue on weekend nights, with Sixth Street half a block away. During the day, and on most weeknights, parking is a breeze. But on Fridays and Saturdays, you may find...More

Quite a romantic, quaint little restaurant. Food was delicious! Fantastic flavors paired with the wine. Service was great. Must try the desserts, I'd return just for the Iles Flottantes! We went on Sunday evening around 6:30pm and had no trouble getting a table for 2....More