Austin Has Been Ordering The Migas At Cisco’s Restaurant Bakery Since 1950

Some breakfast orders in Austin are older than most of the city’s skyline. On one corner of the East Side, people have been asking for the same plate of migas since 1950, and the habit shows no sign of fading.

Grandparents who ordered it decades ago now bring their grandkids to order it too. The building is over a hundred years old, the walls are covered in memorabilia, and the biscuits are made by hand every single day.

Breakfast is served from morning until closing, which means nobody has to rush out of bed to get the good stuff. Prices stay friendly, and the welcome at the door often comes from the owner.

Keep reading to learn where this spot sits, what to order, when to go, and why so many locals still call it a true Austin institution.

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