Utopia
Utopia, TX · Food & Drink
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Award-winning Texas BBQ joint sets plans for new spot off I-35
The space was formerly home to a Tex-Mex spot.
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I spent $75 at H-E-B’s first True Texas BBQ in San Marcos. Was it worth it?
San Marcos’ first True Texas BBQ offers dine-in, carryout and drive-thru. I tested how much food $75 could buy.
San Antonio Current
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Stiles Switch Plans $500,000 Renovation for Former Restaurant Site in Kyle
Stiles Switch BBQ plans to renovate a former restaurant at 18920 Interstate 35 in Kyle, with the project estimated to cost $500,000. The site was formerly occupied by Z’Tejas, which closed its last restaurant in 2025, MySA reported. The project filing, reported by the Austin American-Statesman, describes work on...
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supplychaindive.com
Walmart plans $400M Texas distribution center
Walmart plans to build a 744,433-square-foot distribution center in Cibolo, Texas, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation document dated Oct. 28. The estimated $400 million investment — which includes office space — is set to break ground in February, per the filing. The distribution center has an expected completion date of Aug. 1, 2029.
Yahoo!
The Best Indian Restaurants in Austin
Much like its physical landmass, India's cuisine is overwhelmingly expansive. A unique cultural blend of Portuguese and Konkani influences is found in Goan cooking, as well as border-crossing dishes made in the North and a wide range of varieties in between. Within Austin's relatively small city limits, a wealth of restaurants, food trucks, and bodega kitchens provide takes on curries, biryani, and anything prepared in a tandoor. The scene has grown so much that it can feel impossible to narrow down, but these spots cook up some of the best Indian in Austin.
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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.