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Journey through local history and travel into another era by visiting these businesses, restaurants, and bars where time stands still.
After closing its east Austin beer hall in 2023, the beer hall conceptualized by Bavarian royalty will debut an expanded menu in a new space this fall.
Stay hungry my friends, because this celebration of local dining also helps feed folks in the community through the Central Texas Food Bank.
Check out these brunch restaurants, cafes, and diners in town, serving a variety of egg dishes, mimosas, micheladas, and more.
Whether you’re looking to eat, drink, shop, see a game, or just explore the city, Burnet Road has everything you need across 7.2 miles.
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Bask in 1990s nostalgia at this hyper-themed speakeasy, where the video store comes back in a new way with cocktails, community, and pop-culture.
Agave up your worries this Thursday, July 24 because these local bars + restaurants are celebrating National Tequila Day with fun drink specials.
The new, underground bar comes from industry veterans and the folks behind Here Nor There.
You’ll need to be pretty savvy to get into these Austin speakeasies, which range from rooftops and garages to basements and caves.
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The Downtown Austin Alliance and Future Front Texas partnered to host the celebration of Old 6th Street and community-building event.
Whether you’re looking for big TVs, great drink specials, family-friendly spaces, or $2 hot dogs, we’ve found a local place that is going all out for college football season.
The Really Small Museum’s rotating displays will allow trail visitors to enjoy some environmentally-focused art through October.
We’re not barking up the wrong tree — Austin’s many four-legged friends deserve a treat on their special day.
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Dining in ATX is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.