AUSTIN, Texas – While much of East Austin is changing, one restaurant that opened 70 years ago is still going strong.

Cisco’s Restaurant in East Austin is one of the oldest restaurants in town. Matt Cisneros says his grandfather started the restaurant in the 1950s.

In addition to creating this Austin staple, his grandfather was also the man that made “Huevos Rancheros” famous.

WATCH: Check out the video above to see the restaurant in all its glory and learn more about the history of it.

Kitchen staff put finishing touches on plates getting ready to go out to hungry customers. (Spectrum News)

Founder Rudy Cisco is featured in the front of this photo on display in the restaurant. (Spectrum News)

Some of the tables are reserved for certain families that frequent the restaurant. This one is reserved for the family of Golfer Ben Crenshaw and has photos of the family on display. (Spectrum News)

An old photo of Rudy Cisco inside the restaurant hangs inside. (Spectrum News)

Restaurant customers can see old photos and documentation handing on the walls inside Cisco’s. (Spectrum News)