Summer Revival — Restaurant in Dripping Springs

My wife and I stopped by Summer Revival after a UT game. It was an odd time — too late for lunch, too early for dinner — but the restaurant was open and looked inviting.

The atmosphere feels like a cozy coffee shop, with eclectic décor that creates a friendly, relaxed vibe. The only downside was that the floor was a bit sticky.

The menu features a unique selection of healthy bowls and sandwiches, all of which looked fresh and appetizing. There’s also a nice variety of beverages, including wine, coffee, and some interesting fruit-based drinks.

Ordering is done at the counter, and the food is brought to your table, so service is quick and easy. For dessert, there are two standout options: Basque cheesecake and olive oil cake with crème fraîche and pistachios — both worth trying.

My wife ordered the Morty and loved it. I had the 90's Turkey Sandwich. The sundried tomato aioli made the sandwich, but other components like the chucks of turkey along with lettuce flavored with vinegar made it a winner. I’d definitely eat here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a casual, tasty spot with great food and a...

Best date night spot in Dripping Springs, hands down. The food is awesome, menu changes often, and the service and staff are exceptional. They somehow balance making the atmosphere feel casual and elevated. The pear and apple strudel for Oktoberfest right now is the best menu item since Le Vacher’s French toast (RIP). I honestly thought SRWC was more of a “ladies lunch” place, but I could not have been more wrong. It’s definitely also for fat bald men like me who like to EAT. Everything I had was awesome, the hot dog, beer cheese, chicken salad, noodle bowl, and the strudel. The artwork is also super eclectic and cool if you pay attention. My wife got a bottle of wine as we left and she can’t stop talking about it and is already looking forward to finishing it tonight. I wish they had beer (even though they had some available for free for Oktoberfest) on the menu, but I’m still going back for the food and wine for my lady. The staff stands out, even in this town where I find most places to be remarkably friendly and professional. Absolutely fantastic place that everyone should try, and our new go-to ...

I love the clean wines and health focused menu. Foods are very tasty. I highly recommend the white bean spread. The menu generally includes a lot of mayo-esque elements - so if like me you loathe anything aioli or x-aise or mayo - order your sandwich or whatever without it (and it will be spectacular without!). I recommend getting the pickled red onions with everything. The atmosphere LACKS design comfort. It literally has what looks like ugly floral shower curtains hanging in the windows and again on the Great Wall (ewh!) and unconnected and rather stupid paint elements and dusty wreaths cast about. Oh PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get help! Ask Montana at M Elliott to help you improve this environment. A small budget would yield wonders. It’s literally the only thing that gives me pause when I consider going to Summer Revival. The idea of the hideous cheap curtains and bad design elements gives me pause. I try to block it out every time I’m...