Dunlay
Dunlay, TX · Food & Drink
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Taste of Colombia in Austin
Colombian cuisine is a vibrant blend of Indigenous, Spanish, and African influences, with traditional dishes hailing from distinct regions across the country. While Mexican, Venezuelan, or Honduran restaurants are common around Austin, Colombian food remains widely unexplored for many local students and foodies. My goal with this guide is to introduce you to these rich flavors, spark your interest in trying new things in the kitchen, and share a piece of my heritage!
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Brunch in Austin: 10 Local Favorites
Austin brunch has a real history behind it, not just a trend that showed up with avocado toast. Long before Instagram made weekend eggs a competitive sport, places like Magnolia Cafe and Moonshine were feeding locals their Sunday comfort food. Some of these kitchens have been at it since before South Congress had a single boutique.
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My Neighborhood News
Still Austin Whiskey Co. Unveils The Still Austin Quarter in South Austin, Bringing Live Music, Vinyl Lounge, Cocktails and Dining Under One Roof
Still Austin Whiskey Co. has officially opened its expanded South Austin destination, introducing a new Music Room, nearly 5,000 vinyl records, a full-service kitchen and several inviting spaces that bring together two of Austin's favorite traditions: great whiskey and live music.
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New destination open in Clarksville: The Watershed
A new spot to grab coffee, a drink, or a bite is now open in Clarksville! The Watershed brings coffee, craft beer, natural wine, and Latin-inspired food together under one roof. Libbi Farrow is taking you inside this new neighborhood hangout!
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How This Tiny Food Trailer Became a BELOVED Restaurant in Austin, Texas
Austin loves a good origin story, and Picnik’s begins with a tiny food trailer and a founder determined to make eating differently feel less like missing out. Naomi Seifter launched the business in 2013, turning her own dietary challenges into a welcoming food concept. By 2016, community enthusiasm had...
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Popular Mexican restaurant closes suddenly in tiny Texas Hill Country town
A new Mexican restaurant is coming to Boerne, and it's bringing a full-service bar to town with it. Los Jimadores Grill and Bar is planning a second location in the city's former Los Centinela Mexican Restaurant and Bar, which closed earlier this summer before reopening and then abruptly closing again in October 2026, according to local reports.
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8 Small-Town Texas BBQ Joints That Are Worth Going Out of Your Way For
Texas barbecue is worth traveling for, especially when the best spots are tucked away in small towns far from the big cities. One legendary smokehouse opens only on Saturdays at 8 AM, drawing hungry visitors who don’t mind waking up early for a plate of smoky brisket. These eight...
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Veterans Day 2026 Free Meals and Restaurant Discounts in Austin: Where Local Veterans Can Find Deals November 11
From free breakfasts and barbecue to burgers, steakhouse specials and complimentary coffee, restaurants across Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and surrounding communities are offering Veterans Day deals on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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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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5 Best Restaurants in Austin, Texas You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Austin, Texas—where the sun bakes the limestone and the air hums with music, where murals bloom on every block and the scent of barbecue, chiles, and fresh tortillas drifts through neighborhoods stitched together by dreamers, old-timers, and newcomers alike. This is a city where the skyline is a patchwork—glass towers and painted bungalows, taco trucks and porch swings, each a testament to the city’s restless creativity and laid-back soul. Austin pulses with the energy of students, artists, techies, musicians, families, and old souls who remember when South Congress was just a sleepy street.