Bread Boat Austin
Georgian bread boats and clay-aged wine on East 7th.
No one in Austin was making real khachapuri. So we did. We opened in a corner of East Austin that already knew how to eat, and brought it something it didn’t have: the cheese-filled bread boat Georgians have been baking for centuries.
The room is small and it gets loud. At lunch that’s laptops and adjaruli. By Friday it’s wine, meat pies, and a lot of first-timers being told, gently, to stir the yolk in while it’s still hot. Ten minutes from downtown, a short walk from Plaza Saltillo station.
Hours
- Tue–Thu
- 11am–8pm
- Fri
- 11am–9pm
- Sat
- 10am–9pm
- Sun
- 10am–8pm
- Mon
- Closed
Get in touch
(512) 284-9195
info@breadboattx.com
Catering and private events in Austin — email us and we’ll set it up.
How it’s made
What Austin said
Austin Monthly
On Austin’s first Georgian restaurant.
The Infatuation
Named a spot worth a lunch trip.
CultureMap
On Georgia’s best-known culinary export.
Community Impact
On the East Austin opening.
Come hungry.
Every boat is shaped by hand and baked to order. Order ahead and it’ll be hot when you get here.
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