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Texas Roadhouse CEO confirms exactly how many new restaurants diners will see in 2027 and teases massive menu change
TEXAS Roadhouse is bringing more locations and a major menu update to customers nationwide next year. The beloved casual dining chain has been expanding rapidly over the past few months — its first-ever restaurant is even relocating this fall. There will be at least 35 new openings in 2027...
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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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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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Smoke Has Been Rising From The Pits At Southside Market In Elgin, Texas Since 1882
Some places open, close, and get forgotten within a few years. Then there is a barbecue spot in Elgin, Texas, that started feeding people back in 1882, long before cars rolled down any highway out front. Its pits have outlasted trends, menu fads, and more than a century of hungry...
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‘Teen Mom’ Alum Farrah Abraham Sets Sight on 2028 Austin Mayor Race After Disastrous City Council Loss
Farrah Abraham didn’t come close to winning her race for city council in Austin, Texas — but all is well, as the former Teen Mom star has seemingly pivoted her political goals to the 2028 Austin mayoral race. “Austin Future Mayor ’28,” Abraham, 35, added to her Instagram bio shortly after taking an L in […]
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Stiles Switch BBQ to Replace Z’Tejas in Kyle
Stiles Switch BBQ, an Austin-based barbecue restaurant known for its Texas-style smoked meats, is preparing to open a new location in Kyle at 18920 S I-35 Frontage Rd. The restaurant has signed a lease for the former Z’Tejas space, which closed in June 2025, according to the Austin Business Journal. Landlord and former Z’Tejas owner Randy Cohen confirmed the agreement, and Stiles Switch can take over the property in January 2027. Renovations are estimated to cost approximately $500,000, with work scheduled to begin next month and completion targeted for mid-February 2027, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. An opening date has not yet been announced.
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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...
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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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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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...