Mustang Ridge
Mustang Ridge, TX · Lifestyle
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Austin chef and ramen joint win national restaurant awards from Eater
Eater, the national restaurant news site, has announced the winners of its 2026 Eater Awards, including some in Austin. The publication split up its awards into national categories and local categories for the markets where Eater has a sustained presence. Two Austin restaurants were featured in the national awards: Ramen...
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Holy Wild Plans New Hair Salon in Austin, Texas
Holy Wild is planning a new hair salon at 6611 S. MoPac Expressway, Building A, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78749. According to records from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the project, listed as TABS2027005489, involves renovating and finishing out an existing 3,080-square-foot space to accommodate the salon. The...
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109-acre River Park planned for East Riverside with apartments, hotel, parks and venue
AUSTIN, Texas — New apartments, a hotel, and parks are planned for East Riverside as River Park takes shape, bringing changes that could affect how people live, travel, and do business in the neighborhood. The 109-acre mixed-use development includes a 4,000-capacity music venue, but its footprint will extend beyond...
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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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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.
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Attack of the Fanboy
A Texas man parked in Austin airport’s economy lot expecting to walk to his flight, then found a fence blocking his usual route
A traveler at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport says a familiar walking route from the economy parking lot to the terminal is no longer available. The TikTok user, who posts as @kickbuttcoffee , shared his frustration in a video after finding his path blocked by a fence. The story gained traction when reported by BroBible . He explained that he parked in the economy lot as he normally does, saying, “So the economy parking, you can no longer walk from it to the terminal. You have to take the bus.” He added, “I always liked walking, just to move it along and not have to wait for the shuttle bus thing.” The change is tied to ongoing construction at the airport. The new garage is reshaping how people get to the terminal The airport is building a new parking complex known as the Yellow Garage, a project that began in early 2025 and is expected to finish in 2027. Once completed, the garage will feature seven floors and roughly 7,000 parking spaces, along with a pedestrian bridge connecting it to the Blue Garage. The airport has warned that construction activities could lead to shifts in traffic patterns and walking routes. While some
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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.
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Hank's Owners Finally Fire Up Big Al's Pizza Next Door in Windsor Park
Hank's owners Andy Means and Jessie Katz have opened Big Al's Pizza right next door to their original restaurant in Windsor Park, bringing New York-style slices and 20-inch whole pies to the East Austin neighborhood. The new spot serves dine-in and takeout daily from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., and both kids and dogs are welcome at the tables.