- Location: Downtown - 1502 San Antonio St.
- Hours: Monday – Friday: 11:30 AM – 7 PM
- Hours: Monday – Friday: 11:30 AM – 7 PM
Saturday: 11 PM - 3 AM
- Number: 512-814-8557
- Website: www.jalopyaustin.com / Facebook: The Jalopy - Austin / Twitter: jalopyaustin
- Website: www.jalopyaustin.com / Facebook: The Jalopy - Austin / Twitter: jalopyaustin
- Cuisine: Sandwiches - rotisserie pressed
When Nick Patrizi graduated from The University of Texas, his family was very serious when they sat him down and told him he could do anything he wanted except something in the food and beverage industry. Afterall, coming from a large Italian family with a history of owning restaurants they knew first hand the ups and downs of the restaurant business. But instead of taking on corporate finance banking gigs, Nick decided to try his hand at the family business but in his own way – out of a trailer.
The contrast of clean quality product with super friendly Nick in a white chef coat out of an old 18 wheeler is beautiful. He uses an onion marmalade with reduced red wine, reduced balsamic and clove in a demi glace to sauce up his chicken and he has a huge pot boiling down chicken bones to make chicken butter with fun seasonings which takes 72 hours to make. He has an asian-based sauce with oyster and sweet chile. My favorite part of the ingredient discussion: “We have seven different peppers that I pickle (that’s a peck): anaheims, poblanos, hatch, serranos, etc.” Nick’s Asian Chicken Hot Sandwiches are not a panini – he likes his bread toasted and caramelized so there is a little burntness factor to it, just like home. In case your mouth isn’t watering yet, he has a caprese, but instead of basil he uses a juicy spicy parsley pesto with a medley of six different nuts (not quite a peck) with lemon juice, serranos, garlic and olive oil.
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