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Best queso in Austin, according to KXAN viewers

By Matthew Lynch
November 27, 2024
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Austin, Texas is renowned for its Tex-Mex cuisine, and queso is a beloved staple. According to KXAN viewers, here are the top spots for the best queso in Austin:

  1. Torchy’s Tacos – Known for their Green Chile Queso with guacamole, cotija cheese, and diablo sauce.
  2. Kerbey Lane Cafe – Famous for their Kerbey Queso, topped with guacamole and pico de gallo.
  3. Matt’s El Rancho – Home of the “Bob Armstrong Dip,” a queso with ground beef and guacamole.
  4. Magnolia Cafe – Offers a classic queso blanco that’s rich and creamy.
  5. Chuy’s – Their Tex-Mex staple features green chile and ranchero sauce.
  6. Polvos – Known for their queso flameado, a melted cheese dish often served with chorizo.
  7. Trudy’s – Offers a variety of queso options, including their popular “Queso Especial.”
  8. Maudie’s Tex-Mex – Their traditional yellow queso is a local favorite.
  9. El Alma – Features a unique white queso with roasted poblanos and onions.
  10. Fresa’s – Known for their “Queso Blanco” with roasted poblanos and onions.

Remember, taste is subjective, and Austin has many great queso options beyond this list. It’s always fun to explore and find your personal favorite!

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