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Went here a few weeks ago, and I'd say the food was pretty disappointing. The hostess, waitstaff, and front of the house manager were all pretty nice, but the place was empty, so I'm not sure how the service would be on a busy evening for dinner. Although the food is typically what you'd expect to find at a "chain" Tex-Mex place, I found it to be over-priced. There aren't too many authentic, good Tex-Mex restaurants in Baltimore, but there are better options.

We went here last night for my Birthday dinner. They do take reservations and I
called the
day ahead of time to make them. There is also plenty of Free parking right
there. They
were very helpful for a group of 11. The Austin Grill serves decent Tex-Mex .
I have had
better Tex-Mex food but the place was good for a group and we had a good time.
I would
go back.

We started off with the:
Taquitos
Hand-rolled flour tortillas stuffed with spicy smoked chicken, cheeses and
roasted garlic
mashed potatoes.

A lot of people drank on of the following:
The Famous SWIRLIE (my favorite)
Specialty of the House - a swirl of our frozen strawberry and lime margaritas.
Close your
eyes and pretend you're at Barton Springs.

Rita Rocks
Made the right way with fresh lime juice, Sauza Gold and triple sec.

Sangria
A refreshing mixture of red wine, fresh fruit, brandy and port served on the
rocks.

For dinner I don't recall what everyone had but of what people did order they
said they
liked it and is was good. The portions for the most part were average. How
ever the
chips they give you are YUMMY!

Dinner:
Austin Grill Classic Combo (mine- I liked the taco the best)
A chicken enchilada with mild green chile sauce and a grilled steak taco.

Austin Taco Combo (Hubby liked the carnitas the best)
One skirt steak, one chicken, one carnitas and one picadillo hard shell.

Fajitas- Skirt Steak
Served with the works: flour tortillas, cheese, guacamole, sour cream, pico de
gallo, rice
and beans.

It's all about the Austin Wings!!! I could eat 5 lbs of these mofos. The rest of the menu is decent too and parking is usually easy to come by at the Can Company. Service has always been prompt and friendly. A good, laid back option if you're looking for some dependable Tex-Mex. Be wary of the free tortilla chips. They're as addictive as a VH1 Celebreality show.