Holy Roller

Holy Roller was a downtown diner that offered a quirky mishmash menu of nostalgic breakfast and brunch-centric fare along with an unforgettable cocktail and craft beer and wine list. It was also known for its late-night bar options on weekends, complete with an atmosphere full of grit and attitude. Unfortunately, Holy Roller has been permanently closed.
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Recent social media posts

10/27/2020

Thank you, Austin. 🖤

10/23/2020

Turn down for one last badass brunch this weekend on Saturday, October 24 - Sunday, October 25th from 10am-3pm! 💃

☠️ We'll have a limited brunch menu offering dishes of our Greatest Hits like Trash Fries, Pancakes, Migas Kolache, Grilled Cheezus and more of your favorites! Swipe 👉 to see the menu.

☠️ Brunch is first come, first serve. No reservations will be accepted.

☠️ Online ordering for takeout will be live tomorrow morning (10/24) at 👉 www.toasttab.com/holy-roller-austin/v3

☠️ We look forward to with you this weekend – see you soon!

Own a piece of by shopping our merch collection! Contact us at heythere@holyrolleraustin.com to place your order today...

10/20/2020

Own a piece of by shopping our merch collection! Contact us at [email protected] to place your order today.

Hat - $25
Red & Black Prayer Candle - $15
T-shirt - $20
Holy Roller Pie Muncher Iron-On Patch - $5
Candle Cocktail Glass - $10
Black Logo Cup - $2.50

10/18/2020

When I opened Holy Roller in the summer of 2017, I wanted to preserve a piece of the soul of this city that I love so dearly, and give you guys something a little against the grain. Well… and I wanted to sell some biscuits. ⁣
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I had no way of knowing that we would build a place that felt so much like home for so many. That we would help champion for mental health. That we would throw ridiculous Halloween parties and have pie eating competitions. That we would be on TV! That we would become a family with our neighbors. And that we would sell hundreds and hundreds of thousands of biscuits along the way. I am so fortunate in this life to have been a part of something so spectacular, and I am eternally grateful for the friendships and partnerships that have carried me through this whirlwind. ⁣
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It is with great sadness that I announce that Holy Roller will close after service today -- but in true Holy Roller fashion, we’ll be back next weekend to celebrate the community that we’ve been so lucky to be a part of these past few years with one last badass brunch. ⁣
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Keep an eye out for details later this week but make plans to party with us from 10-3 next Saturday and Sunday. Come say goodbye, enjoy one of our “greatest hits” for the last time, and help us give this joint the send off it deserves! ⁣
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This has been an amazing ride. And, by now, you all know I always have a fun surprise up my sleeve. Follow me to stay in touch and see what’s happening next.⁣
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I love you all. Thank you for your love, support, generosity, and willingness to get a little weird with me. ⁣

10/16/2020

Full stoke, hard style. 💀🤘 Bring your with you wherever you go – order online at www.holyrolleraustin.com!

10/14/2020

The proof is in the puddin'. 🍌

10/12/2020

"'Trash fries' from Holy Roller: Fries topped with a fried egg, sour cream, cilantro, corn, cotija cheese, jalapeños, and lime!"
📷✍: IG/

10/10/2020

Not feelin' brunch? 🤷‍♀️ with a Street Salad, featuring Spiced Popcorn, Roasted Corn Dressing, Corn Relish, Cilantro, Lime, and Cotija. 🥗🌽

10/08/2020

Yellow Cake Pancakes, 2 strips of bacon, and a couple of sunnies 🍳
📷: IG/

Stop by every Monday-Friday from 11am-3pm and on Saturday-Sunday from 9am-3pm to dine in, or order online at www.holyrolleraustin.com!

Address

509 Rio Grande Street
Austin, TX
78701

To get to the location on Rio Grande Street in Austin, you can take public transportation by using the nearest bus stop located at the intersection of Rio Grande Street and West 24th Street. From there, you can walk south on Rio Grande Street for about half a block until you reach your destination.

If you prefer to drive, there are several parking options available nearby. You can park on the street if there is an available spot or use one of the paid parking lots in the area. The closest parking lot is located at the corner of Rio Grande Street and West 23rd Street, just a short walk away from your destination.

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 3pm
Tuesday	11am - 3pm
Wednesday	11am - 3pm
Thursday	11am - 3pm
Friday	11am - 3pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://holyrolleraustin.com/

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What people say

Holy Roller on Rio Grande Street in Austin is a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique dining experience. This downtown diner offers a mishmash menu of nostalgic breakfast and brunch-centric fare that will satisfy any craving. From fresh, hot biscuits and pastries to mouthwatering egg dishes, sandwiches, stunning plates, and devilish desserts, Holy Roller has it all.

What sets Holy Roller apart is its inspired spirit of punk rock with a hint of religious kitsch. The atmosphere is full of grit and attitude that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast with coffee and counter service or enjoying brunch every Saturday and Sunday with unforgettable cocktails and a creatively curated list of craft beers and wines, Holy Roller has something for everyone.

And if you're looking for late-night options on Friday and Saturday, the bar at Holy Roller has got you covered with an impressive selection of cocktails and drinks. Overall, Holy Roller on Rio Grande Street is a must-visit destination in Austin for anyone looking for delicious food served up with a bit of whimsy in a unique atmosphere.