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10 Texas Steakhouses Where The Steaks Are So Good You’ll Stop Caring About The Price
One steakhouse on this list serves dinner on a 32,000-acre working desert ranch. Hollywood filmed a Chuck Norris movie on that same land. Another started life as a hay barn back in 1983. Its peppered beef tenderloin later earned a Gift of the Year nod from The New York Times. A third keeps in-house butchers who dry-age its steaks for at least 21 days.
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‘Teen Mom’ Star Farrah Abraham (Badly) Loses Her Bid for Austin City Council; Sets Sights on 2028 Mayoral Run
Farrah Abraham’s bid for Austin City Council has come to an end, though the former ‘Teen Mom’ star warns claims she’s not done pursuing a career in politics just yet. KUT News reported on Wednesday that Farrah finished fourth in the four-way race for Austin City Council District 5, earning just over 10 percent of votes (about 3,565). Candidate Liz Brink finished ahead of Farrah with 16 percent (5,674 votes), while David Weinberg had 26.18 percent (9,283)– enough to put him in the December 12 runoff against incumbent Ryan Alter, a Harvard-educated attorney who received 47.77 percent of votes (16,941).
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The Absolute Best Brunch in Austin with a View
I have a strict brunch rule: if the view requires binoculars, I’m not impressed. Austin has plenty of places with a patios and a sightline, but most serve eggs that taste like regret. This list is the other end of that spectrum, spanning a rooftop oasis where the spicy...
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takemetotn.com
This Magical Texas Christmas Light Trail Is A Holiday Wonderland You Can’t Miss
More than two million lights glow along one winding path, and a giant tree nearby is made from a historic moonlight tower. That combo alone had me hooked. Who builds a Christmas tree out of a street light?. The celebration has roots stretching back to 1965. Generations of families have...
Eater
All the New Restaurant Openings to Know in Austin
The latest additions include a Spanish tapas spot in Zilker and a Tex-Mex restaurant inside a historic schoolhouse. Erin Russell is a journalist and an Austin native, who has been writing about food for eight years. October is a big month for restaurant openings in Austin, as residents emerge from...
mySanAntonio.com
Timeless Dishes
Austin Food & Wine Festival Returns November 6–8 With Tastings and Live-Fire Cooking
Austin Food & Wine Festival returns November 6–8 with restaurant tastings, chef demonstrations, live-fire cooking, and a Friday event at the Long Center. The post Austin Food & Wine Festival Returns November 6–8 With Tastings and Live-Fire Cooking appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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You’d Never Guess This Unassuming Texas BBQ Joint Serves World-Famous Brisket
Somewhere in Austin, Texas, there’s a modest little building with a simple black sign out front that has quietly become one of the most talked-about food destinations on the entire planet. Franklin Barbecue is the kind of place that makes you realize you’ve been seriously underestimating what a piece...
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CBS Austin
Good Party ATX brings Birdie, food, festivals and fall fun to Austin this weekend
The "T" in TGIF stands for Thursday this week, but the "G" still stands for Good Party ATX!. The weekend is almost here, and Austin is packed with ways to get out, explore and enjoy everything Central Texas has to offer. From food festivals and live music to yoga, community celebrations and a chance to meet your new furry best friend, there's something for everyone!
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Texas Home Featured in Elizabeth Holmes DocumentaryIs on the Market for $2.25 Million
Although Elizabeth Holmes is the main star of the widely buzzed-about A24 documentary You Can See Everything, the homes in the film are also a standout—and one happens to be on the market. The rented Austin, Texas, home where Holmes and her family were filmed in the days before...
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These 11 Texas Suburban Restaurants Prove The Best Food Isn’t Always In The Big City
Some of the best restaurants in Texas aren’t found in bustling downtown districts. They’re tucked away in suburban neighborhoods, historic buildings, and charming small-town streets, serving food that gives people plenty of reasons to make the drive. Imagine enjoying chicken-fried steak inside a historic cotton gin overlooking the...
Chron.com
whatnow.com
Haywire Coming to Cedar Park in Winter 2027
Haywire is expected to open at 805 E. New Hope Drive in Cedar Park in winter 2027, a representative for FB Society told What Now Austin. An exact opening date has not yet been set. The company plans to build a 14,284-square-foot restaurant with covered and uncovered patios. A Texas...
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Dolce & Gabbana Brings Italian Luxury Fashion to Austin’s The Domain
Dolce & Gabbana is preparing to bring its distinctive Italian luxury fashion to The Domain, adding another internationally recognized designer label to the upscale shopping destination in North Austin. The upcoming boutique will be located at 11600 Century Oaks Terrace, Suite 128, Austin. An official opening date has not yet been announced, as reported by Community Impact.