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Sip your way through these salty, tangy, and refreshing local specials for National Margarita Day.
Decide where to get tacos from stands, to casual eats, to 24/7 restaurants, to upscale eateries, there’s always a place to get a bite in Austin.
Marg your calendar for National Margarita Day on Saturday, Feb. 22, and celebrate at an Austin restaurant with discounted drinks + special offerings.
Show some love to your gals and pals at these local events, complete with Swiftie trivia, jewelry-making, shopping, and sipping.
The Malibu Barbie Cafe will stop in Austin for two months starting in early April, bringing a skate rink, restaurant, and Barbiecore activities.
The 2nd Street District hotel boasts redesigned rooms, a new restaurant, a coffee shop, and a reservation-only cocktail bar.
We’re calling it now — the coffee shop in a historic home is about to be one of our favorite hangouts.
Several local chefs and restaurants are in the running for a James Beard Award nomination.
Don’t be heartbroken at the last minute — make your Valentine’s Day plans now.
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Treat Santa (or your loved ones) to some gourmet goodies from local bakeries this year — they’re a present all their own.
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