Brama - Austin

It is very difficult for me to review this restaurant appropriately because this kitchen is generally not my jam, (Eastern European) but we thought we would try... read more It is very difficult for me to review this restaurant appropriately because this kitchen is generally not my jam, (Eastern European) but we thought we would try it for something else. I ordered the beet/garcheese salad that was good, but not crave-worthy. we ordered the kartoffel filled pierogies that were also good, just not much taste, added with acidic cream, it was much better. I ordered kartoffels and mushrooms that were cooked well, but very bland in taste, I added a lot of salt. my wife ordered a sausage cauliflower *other names in the restaurant), which was very well cooked, and had the most taste. Overall, eating was quite bland, but again, this could be the same for this type of food. there were other dishes that might have made fun to try bor suppsche, shared boil soup, bark meat stroganogh etc. if they like this type of eat, they should definitely try this place. I would be curious to know if there are only my taste directions.

Authentic, great test. fantastic service, very good ambiente. bit inconsistency in portion sizes; some large but others not enough. read more Authentic, great test. fantastic service, very good ambiente. bit inconsistency in portion sizes; some large but others not enough.

That's our second time to eat here. eating is great as always, they will not disappoint what they order is delicious! if they want to try something else, this p... read more That's our second time to eat here. eating is great as always, they will not disappoint what they order is delicious! if they want to try something else, this place is the one they should not miss!

It's difficult for me to provide a thorough review of this restaurant because Eastern European cuisine is not my favorite. However, my spouse and I decided to g... read more It's difficult for me to provide a thorough review of this restaurant because Eastern European cuisine is not my favorite. However, my spouse and I decided to give it a try for a change of pace. I opted for the beet and goat cheese salad, which was satisfactory but not exceptional. The potato-filled pierogies were also decent, though lacking in flavor until we added some sour cream. The potatoes and mushrooms were well-cooked but lacked seasoning, requiring a generous amount of salt. My wife enjoyed her sausage cabbage roll, which had the most flavor of all the dishes we tried. Overall, the food leaned towards the bland side, which may be typical for this type of cuisine. Other menu options such as borscht soup, split pea soup, and beef stroganoff seemed intriguing. If you enjoy Eastern European food, it's worth giving this place a shot. I'm left wondering if it's just my personal taste preferences.

The food at this restaurant is authentic and delicious. The service is fantastic and the ambiance is very good. However, there is a bit of inconsistency in port... read more The food at this restaurant is authentic and delicious. The service is fantastic and the ambiance is very good. However, there is a bit of inconsistency in portion sizes - some dishes are large while others are not sufficient.