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Walton’s Fancy and Staple Pleases Me

AG | September 29, 2009 |

Walton's Menu Board and Deli
Walton’s Menu Board and Deli

A little deli and flower shop with some big backers (namely Sandra Bullock, who also has ownership interest in Bess) opened in downtown Austin earlier this year.  All of the DAB crew was pretty excited to have another daytime-use casual cafe downtown. It’s technically the second location for a Walton’s (there is a Walton’s florist shop on Bee Caves).  I’ve been a few times this year, but I took the almost extinct ‘Dillo there last week with the express purpose of doing a little write up on the place.

First of all, I think the atmosphere is awesome.  The place is kind of split up into three different parts: 1) the front, deli area with some seating, 2) a little flower shop in the back of place and 3) a separate alleyway that consists of only seating.  There’s also a small outside dining area.  Here are some pictures:

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The vibe in here is….well, frankly, it’s adorable.  It’s kind of a clean and airy 1940’s vibe.  Very light, very sunny.  Feminine, but not uncomfortably so.

Now, on to the food. Hog Island Deli fans may not like this statement very much, but it’s been said, and I agree, that Walton’s Fancy and Staple fills the gourmet sandwich void in downtown Austin.  I think we all at least can agree that it’s a hell of a lot better than Subway, Which Wich, or Murphy’s.  I ordered what I considered more of a specialty sandwich, the seafood po boy:

Seafood PoBoy at Walton's Fancy and Staple

It was really, really good, as everything I have ordered there has been.  It was pricey ($12.99, if I remember correctly), but oh-so-delicious. Everything on the sandwich was fresh and cooked to order, and was delivered to my table pretty quickly after ordering.  I didn’t have dessert, but it was not for want of temptation (the desserts are also reasonably priced, in my opinion):

Walton's Fancy and Staple Desserts

After I ate, I meandered over to the florist shop area.  Very adorable, but not extremely affordable. Here are some close ups:

Walton's Fancy and Staple Flowers 1

Walton's Fancy and Staple Flowers 2

To sum up:

Pros: Great vibe, great food, fills downtown Austin’s gourmet sandwich void.

Cons: A little pricey.

Check it out and judge for yourself: Walton’s Fancy and Staple Website

-AG

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