The Old Pecan Street Cafe

The Old Pecan Street Café first opened it's doors at 314 East 6th (Pecan) Street. This small structure was built around the turn of the century by Olive Brush, the son of S.B. Brush, who built the St. Charles Hotel next door.
Over the years the previous tenants have been saloon keepers, Chinese laundries, barbers, shoemakers, saw filers and a drug store until 1972 when the Café became the latest occupant.
In 1978 we moved our main dining room and kitchen to 310 East 6th street. This building was constructed by J.W. Simpson in 1905 for his new hardware store. The limestone rubble walls of this structure were originally part of the Radcliffe Platt Livery dating back to 1872.
In the old days Pecan Street was second only to Congress Avenue in cultural and economical importance. It was the center for cigar manufactures entertainment, establishments, civic halls, fine hotels and restaurants.
The tenets have a varied greatly over the years, yet along with the charming architecture of a bygone era, the spirit, quality and color of this unique part of Austin.
We hope you enjoy your visit at our little Café on Pecan Street.

We are well known for our decadent cakes and desserts. All of our cakes are made from scratch with only the freshest ingredients.

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Monday	Open
Tuesday	Open
Wednesday	Open
Thursday	Open
Friday	Open
Saturday	Open
Sunday	Open