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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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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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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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Plans filed for first Bryan-area Waffle House
According to an Oct. 26 news release from the City of Bryan, a first site plan has been submitted for a new Waffle House. The restaurant would be built in West Bryan within the Rudder’s Landing development at the intersection of W. Villa Maria Road and Harvey Mitchell Parkway.
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Bryan filmmaker brings Milton Hershey’s story to the big screen
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - After five years of writing, planning and production, Bryan resident Sharon Paul is ready to share a story she believes was made for the big screen. “Hershey,” a new film written and produced by Paul, tells the story of chocolate maker Milton Hershey, who built a candy empire after multiple business failures. It opens in theaters nationwide Nov. 25.
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Nam Cafe Plots Third Location, Brings Pho and a New Bar to Downtown Bryan
Nam Cafe, the Vietnamese restaurant that has served College Station for eight years, is expanding into Downtown Bryan with its third location, set to open at 112 South Main Street. The new spot will sit next to the Queen Theatre and across from Carnegie Library, and plans call for it to include a bar alongside the restaurant's usual menu.