Harwood

Harwood, TX · Food & Drink
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takemetotn.com
This Old-School Texas Burger Joint Still Has Locals Ordering The Same Meal After Decades
Curly fries and onion rings share the spotlight at a burger counter that opens at 6 AM. Yes, breakfast and burgers live under one roof here, and nobody seems to mind. The doors open early every single day of the week. Biscuits and gravy and chicken fried steak show up alongside burgers, malts, and shakes. I like how the menu refuses to pick a lane.
travelmag.com
familyvacationsus.com
familyvacationsus.com
Why do people drive across Texas for a cheeseburger at this tiny Austin shack?
Some burger joints open and close before anyone learns their name. This one has been flipping patties in Austin since 1926, back when the floors were plain dirt and the whole operation fit around a single flat-top grill. Families have made it a tradition across three and four generations. Grandparents...
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wimberleyview.com
fastfoodclub.com
Six Texas Bowling Alley Snack Bars Still Frying Burgers Just Like They Did In The 60s
Some of the best burgers in Texas come with a side of rented shoes. Bowling alley snack bars have been feeding league nights, birthday parties, and hungry families for generations, and a handful of them still keep things simple: a hot grill, a paper basket, and fries on the side.
hoodline.com
mySanAntonio.com
Austin Chronicle
Shug’s Bagels Brings a Taste of NYC to ATX
Walking into Shug’s Bagels gave me a weird sense-memory. It’s familiar, yet not. It smells of boiling bagels, and a line snakes out of the green-tiled lobby. But I can close my eyes and still see Austin Java. When I first moved from the ’burbs to Austin proper,...
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wimberleyview.com
hoodline.com
culturemap.com
Urth Caffè takes shape at former Cenote site after demolition dispute
A new café is taking shape around the remains of a historic façade in East Austin. Crews have poured the foundations and begun framing Urth Caffè at 1010 E. César Chávez St., months after the city halted demolition work of much of the 1880s house that once held Cenote. A separate bakery commissary is also under construction around the corner at 104 Medina St.