Help your Central Texas Farmers! ‍‍ On Sunday, March 7 ANY purchase you make at Mozart’s lakeside location between 7 AM - 4 PM will benefit Sustainable Food Center! 🥕: 20% of ALL sales made between 7 AM- 4 PM will go to Sustainble Food Center on Sunday, March 7 🥕: ALL purchases count: coffee, food, bagged coffee, merchandise 🥕: Spread the word! See you on Sunday, March 7!

Mozart's sincerely cares about the health of all our customers and employees.  We're choosing to remain cautious at this time with our processes related to health and safety concerns related to the coronavirus (COVID-19).  As a private business, we will continue to comply with CDC preventative guidelines related to the pandemic.   We have established clear guidelines and will maintain so for the foreseeable future that all patrons interested in visiting Mozart's may not enter:   1) if they are without a proper face covering and/or mask; 2) if they are sick or under quarantine; 3) if they have been in close...

Austin, Texas - February 1, 2021 Austin-Travis County Interim Health Director, Dr Mark Escott confirmed that Austin and Travis County have seen 7 consecutive days of reduced hospital admissions which trigger the Governor's GA-32 designed to expand and contract restaurant capacity accordingly.  The effect of this provision is that "interior" seating capacity for Cafes, Restaurants, and essential businesses now will rise from 50% - 75%.  Along with this, bars may also re-open based on specific county by county declarations in line with these admissions statistics. Mozart's interior seating complies with Dr. Escott's past and existing criteria.  Our current interior seating configuration, in order to properly...

January 11, 2021 - As a clause within Governor Abbott's October 7th, 2020 proclamation (GA-32) when hospitalization rates in a particular county in the State of Texas are greater than 15%+ of capacity (as represented by the admitted % of COVID patients to total patients) for any 7-day consecutive period, it will trigger a "reset" of permissible occupancy of essential businesses.  The effect of this provision is mandatory "interior" seating capacity reductions for Cafes, Restaurants, and essential businesses from 75% to 50%.  It also "re-defined" essential businesses with the closure of all bars until as such time as the threshold is no longer exceeded.   From...