MorningSheetNew businesses in Austin, TX
In the last 30 days, 10 Austin restaurants and food businesses got a new Texas sales tax permit. The newest Austin restaurants are named below, with what's coming soon.
- 10Restaurants and food · 30 days
- 2Confirmed open · Named below
- 16Restaurants on the way
- 37Restaurants and food · 90 days
Named and dated
New restaurants in Austin
2 Austin restaurants and food businesses we name, newest first. Both are confirmed open.
- Nobody's BusinessRestaurant Open since September 12, 2026 Confirmed
- HermanasRestaurant First sale August 21, 2026 Confirmed
Now open in Austin, with maps, hours and menus
Most common new types, last 90 days
On the way
Coming soon to Austin
16 more Austin restaurants and food businesses are waiting on a first sale.
Common questions
New businesses in Austin, answered
How many new businesses open in Austin each month?
We count restaurants and food businesses here. In the last 30 days, 10 Austin restaurants and food businesses got a new Texas sales tax permit. Over the last 90 days the count is 37.
What are the new restaurants opening in Austin?
The newest confirmed openings are Nobody's Business and Hermanas. Both are confirmed open. 16 more Austin restaurants and food businesses are waiting on a first sale.
How do I find a list of new businesses in Austin?
This page keeps the list, updated weekly from Texas Comptroller sales tax permit records. Our Now open in Austin list names the newest restaurants, each with its own page. Our guide to finding new businesses in your area shows where to look yourself.
What kinds of restaurants are opening in Austin?
In the last 90 days the most common new type was restaurant (37).
What is coming soon to Austin?
16 more Austin restaurants and food businesses are waiting on a first sale.
Keep reading
- New restaurants now open in Austin
- How to find new businesses in your area
- New businesses across Texas
How we count
Restaurant and food counts come from Texas Comptroller sales tax permit records. Each business counts once in a window, on the date of the filing that put it there. Each business here holds a new Texas sales tax permit from the Comptroller. A permit is not an opening, so we call a business open only after checking it by hand.