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Tacos of Texas live podcast taping: Migas Madness – Austin’s ultimate taco showdown, Nov. 15
Celebrate Austin’s iconic breakfast taco at a live taping of the Tacos of Texas podcast! Hosted by taco journalist Mando Rayo, the event will explore migas and their place in Tex-Mex culture, featuring special guests and judges Arnie-Tex, Taylor of The Austin Eater and Amanda of Austin Food Adventures.
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Texas Monthly’s new restaurant guide recommends 127 Austin-area spots
After half a century, Texas Monthly is ditching its revered Dining Guide. But before hangry locals start storming the magazine’s offices, it has replaced the massive list with the Texas Grand — an honor roll of the “thousand-ish” best restaurants in the state, including 127 in Austin its suburbs.
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Getting a Little Feral at Feral Housewife Wine
If you’re looking for a Texas winery with a fun name and a relaxed atmosphere, Feral Housewife Wine might be just the place. Located in southwest Austin, near Dripping Springs, the tasting room opened in February 2025 and is owned by Nikki and Jamie Lovell. We recently stopped by...
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Sandra Bullock’s Austin Bakery Pairs Biscuits And Gravy With A Florist Right By The Pastry Case
A movie star owns a bakery in Texas, and it also sells fresh flowers next to the pastry case. That alone makes me want to grab my keys. Sandra Bullock is the famous name tied to this brick-walled spot. The menu leans into Southern comfort, with biscuits and gravy, shrimp and grits, and challah French toast.
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Step Inside Texas' Oldest Business: A 160-Year-Old German Beer Garden
Free beer flowed on opening day at a new Austin beer garden in 1866, courtesy of a German immigrant named August Scholz. More than 160 years later, the taps are still flowing under the same oak trees. Scholz Garten is considered the oldest continuously operating business in Texas, and it may well be the oldest […]
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5 Best Restaurants in Round Rock, Texas You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Round Rock, Texas — a city where the sun bakes the limestone and the wind carries the scent of barbecue and wildflowers, where new arrivals and old-timers mingle in the shade of sprawling oaks, and where every block hums with the laughter of families, the rhythm of Little League cheers, and the sizzle of something soulful on the grill.
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This Classic Texas Burger Joint Has Been Serving Up The Same Delicious Recipe Since 1926
Nobody sets out to become a legend, but Dirty Martin’s Place in Austin, Texas, has managed it anyway, one burger at a time, for nearly a hundred years. If you’ve never been, that’s a situation worth correcting as soon as your schedule allows. The building on Guadalupe...
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Lauded Spanish bar to close as Emmer & Rye group leaves Austin hotel
Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group, one of Austin's leading restaurant groups, has announced that as of November 9 it will cease to manage Kalimotxo and Lefty's Day and Night at the Sixth Street hotel Arrive Austin. Kalimotxo, which was an Emmer & Rye concept before it moved to the hotel...
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Mark IV Capital Breaks Ground on Restaurant Component at The District in Central Texas
Round Rock, Texas — Mark IV Capital has broken ground on the restaurant collection at The District, a 65-acre mixed-use project under construction in Round Rock, roughly 15 miles north of downtown Austin. Up to 14 food concepts and lifestyle brands will occupy the 41,525–square-foot restaurant block, which will include six buildings integrated along a greenbelt-inspired walkway in the heart of The District.
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Hamburgers Have Come Off The Same Flat-Top At Hut’s Hamburgers In Houston For Decades
Airport meals have a reputation, and most of it is not flattering. Travelers usually grab something quick, eat it at the gate, and forget it before boarding. One burger counter in Texas keeps breaking that habit. It is often the busiest spot in its whole terminal, with lines forming for a name that has deep roots in the Lone Star State.