Happyrito Seafood. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) in Austin (Texas).

Happyrito Seafood

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Seafood restaurant

11066 Pecan Park Blvd Suite 540, Cedar Park, TX 78613, United States

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Discovering Happyrito Seafood

So, let me tell you about this little gem I found in Cedar Park, close to Austin—Happyrito Seafood. Picture this: you’re cruising down Pecan Park Blvd, and suddenly, your nose catches a whiff of something delightful. That’s right; it’s the scent of fresh seafood that pulls you in.

The vibe? Casual and friendly, you know? They’ve got a neat setup where you can order at the counter, and soon enough, your food is being delivered to your table. Perfect for a chill evening out or when you’re just too tired to cook.

Now, let’s talk food—oh man, where do I even start? They’ve got this “Happy Boil” that had my taste buds doing a happy dance. The garlic butter crawfish? Unreal. Just the right amount of spice without setting my mouth on fire. And yeah, I tried the “happy style” seasoning, which honestly felt like a cozy hug after a long day.

You’ve got choices here, too. Go mild or kick it up a notch if you’re feeling brave. They serve the classics: shrimp, boiled corn, potatoes, and even a free gumbo with the boils. Seriously, who doesn’t love free food?

And don’t even get me started on their drinks. The limeades were sweet and refreshing—definitely a must-try. I practically guzzled mine down. I can just imagine folks coming back for those alone!

With a score of 4.3 out of 5 from 94 reviews, it’s safe to say that people are loving this place. One guy even mentioned Happyrito reminded him of home in New Orleans. You feel that? That sense of connection through food is magical.

If you’re planning a visit, they’ve got some solid hours. Open most days at 11 AM, closing up around 9 PM. Perfect for lunch or a laid-back dinner.

So, what do ya say? Next time you’re in Austin or Cedar Park, swing by Happyrito. You might just discover your new favorite seafood spot. I know I did!