“Can a farm-to-table fine-casual Austin restaurant maintain culinary identity and local sourcing at scale as a permanent brick-and-mortar?”
Odd Duck began in 2009 as a pioneering farm-to-table food trailer in Austin, TX, founded by brothers Bryce and Dylan Gilmore with a mission to serve only locally sourced ingredients. The concept gained national acclaim and helped catalyze Austin's local food scene. The operation eventually transitioned into a full-service brick-and-mortar restaurant, maintaining its commitment to local sourcing and innovative cuisine. The restaurant's embedded finance footprint is minimal, consistent with a single-location independent restaurant using off-the-shelf point-of-sale and payment infrastructure.
Odd Duck processes payments through Toast (self-operated POS payments).
Odd Duck was founded by Bryce Gilmore and Dylan Gilmore and is founded in 2009, headquartered in Austin, TX, USA.
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