Food, Drinks and Fun in Austin
Food Scene
Old Thousand
1000 E 11th StThis Manor Road eatery provides American style food, wine and beer in a modern farmhouse atmosphere. Known for the pork dishes, Salty Sow prides itself on "providing a high-end dining experience without the high-end check.”
381 yerel halk öneriyor
Salty Sow
1917 Manor RdThis Manor Road eatery provides American style food, wine and beer in a modern farmhouse atmosphere. Known for the pork dishes, Salty Sow prides itself on "providing a high-end dining experience without the high-end check.”
Hillside Farmacy
1209 E 11th StAaron Franklin’s smokey meats have risen from humble trailer origins to become one of the country’s most talked-about barbecue destinations.
Everyone knows about the long lines at Franklin Barbecue — it’s been well documented — but for many, it’s worth the wait for those perfect briskets. Long lines form early for brisket, pulled pork & other smoked meats at this lunch-only spot. For those looking to plan ahead, it accepts preorders. And for a different take on Franklin brisket and other smoked meats, head over to Asian smokehouse Loro where brisket is served with Thai herbs and chili gastrique and turkey breast is paired with apricot chutney.
Hours: 11 a.m. until sold out (usually around 2 to 3 p.m.) Tuesday through Sunday.
Recommended orders: brisket, beef ribs, pulled pork, Tipsy Texan sandwich
Address: 900 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78702
Menu: franklinbarbecue.com
Phone: (512) 653-1187
919 yerel halk öneriyor
Franklin Barbecue
900 E 11th StAaron Franklin’s smokey meats have risen from humble trailer origins to become one of the country’s most talked-about barbecue destinations.
Everyone knows about the long lines at Franklin Barbecue — it’s been well documented — but for many, it’s worth the wait for those perfect briskets. Long lines form early for brisket, pulled pork & other smoked meats at this lunch-only spot. For those looking to plan ahead, it accepts preorders. And for a different take on Franklin brisket and other smoked meats, head over to Asian smokehouse Loro where brisket is served with Thai herbs and chili gastrique and turkey breast is paired with apricot chutney.
Hours: 11 a.m. until sold out (usually around 2 to 3 p.m.) Tuesday through Sunday.
Recommended orders: brisket, beef ribs, pulled pork, Tipsy Texan sandwich
Address: 900 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78702
Menu: franklinbarbecue.com
Phone: (512) 653-1187
This is not your ordinary corner store. Great food and shaded patio. Great beer and wine selection.
352 yerel halk öneriyor
Quickie Pickie
2027 E Cesar Chavez StThis is not your ordinary corner store. Great food and shaded patio. Great beer and wine selection.
Takoba unveiled its new bar, Barzón, just before South by Southwest. The space was renovated and there’s an updated menu with new dishes and drinks as well as old favorites, like pozole, queso, and those margaritas. The bar features mezcal, beer, cocktails, and the same food items at the restaurant like tacos, flautas, and chile rellenos.
176 yerel halk öneriyor
Takoba
1411 E 7th StTakoba unveiled its new bar, Barzón, just before South by Southwest. The space was renovated and there’s an updated menu with new dishes and drinks as well as old favorites, like pozole, queso, and those margaritas. The bar features mezcal, beer, cocktails, and the same food items at the restaurant like tacos, flautas, and chile rellenos.
Casa Colombia
2409 E 7th StHoover Alexander has been bringing a good ol’ mix of Southern soul fare to Cherrywood for the past 20 years with the casual table-service Hoover’s Cooking. Favorites include the chicken fried steak (a Southern classic) and the fried chicken.
163 yerel halk öneriyor
Hoover's Cooking
2002 Manor RdHoover Alexander has been bringing a good ol’ mix of Southern soul fare to Cherrywood for the past 20 years with the casual table-service Hoover’s Cooking. Favorites include the chicken fried steak (a Southern classic) and the fried chicken.
Marcelino's
901 Tillery StBest damn breakfast tacos one can find.
Japanese Street food with a touch of Austin soul — East Side King features Asian fusion cuisine in three unique settings and Austin catering options. All Thai-Kun and East Side King menu Items are made from scratch, including sauces, marinades & kimchi. We use natural pork, which is vegetarian-fed, crate, antibiotic & hormone free. All herbs in our dishes are fresh and whole to provide maximum flavor impact.
77 yerel halk öneriyor
East Side King
2000 E 6th StJapanese Street food with a touch of Austin soul — East Side King features Asian fusion cuisine in three unique settings and Austin catering options. All Thai-Kun and East Side King menu Items are made from scratch, including sauces, marinades & kimchi. We use natural pork, which is vegetarian-fed, crate, antibiotic & hormone free. All herbs in our dishes are fresh and whole to provide maximum flavor impact.
Blue Dahlia Bistro
1115 E 11th StLake Austin Waterfront Cafe serving tacos, fajitas and luau platters plus tropical cocktails under a thatched-roof pier with lake views.
269 yerel halk öneriyor
Hula Hut
3825 Lake Austin BlvdLake Austin Waterfront Cafe serving tacos, fajitas and luau platters plus tropical cocktails under a thatched-roof pier with lake views.
Lake Austin Waterfront Cafe with great burgers and drinks. Arrive by land or boat down and dock.
36 yerel halk öneriyor
Ski Shores Cafe
2905 Pearce RdLake Austin Waterfront Cafe with great burgers and drinks. Arrive by land or boat down and dock.
Komé
5301 Airport BlvdSo regionally minded that even the beer and wine are exclusively from Texas, Cherrywood's Dai Due is equally satisfying for a light breakfast or a major blow-out meat fest at dinner. The brick-and-mortar incarnation is everything Austin hoped for from the former farmers' market stand/supper club from chef Jesse Griffiths. The Texas-forever menu includes everything from heavier dishes like giant rib-eyes, fried chicken, and wild boar confit, to lighter fare, like empanadas.
2406 Manor Rd. Austin, TX 78722
(512) 524-0688
263 yerel halk öneriyor
Dai Due
2406 Manor RdSo regionally minded that even the beer and wine are exclusively from Texas, Cherrywood's Dai Due is equally satisfying for a light breakfast or a major blow-out meat fest at dinner. The brick-and-mortar incarnation is everything Austin hoped for from the former farmers' market stand/supper club from chef Jesse Griffiths. The Texas-forever menu includes everything from heavier dishes like giant rib-eyes, fried chicken, and wild boar confit, to lighter fare, like empanadas.
2406 Manor Rd. Austin, TX 78722
(512) 524-0688
For Italian and hearty wood-fired meats and vegetables, Red Ash is the answer. The Colorado street restaurant includes steaks and pastas, and a good happy hour too.
Colorado Tower, 303 Colorado St #200
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 379-2906
93 yerel halk öneriyor
Red Ash
303 Colorado StFor Italian and hearty wood-fired meats and vegetables, Red Ash is the answer. The Colorado street restaurant includes steaks and pastas, and a good happy hour too.
Colorado Tower, 303 Colorado St #200
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 379-2906
Contemporary spot serving interior Mexican specialties & snacks, beer, wine & craft cocktails.
Address: 1800 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702
Menu: suerteatx.com
Reservations: suerteatx.com
Phone: (512) 953-0092
151 yerel halk öneriyor
Fried and True Food Truck
1308 E 6th StContemporary spot serving interior Mexican specialties & snacks, beer, wine & craft cocktails.
Address: 1800 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702
Menu: suerteatx.com
Reservations: suerteatx.com
Phone: (512) 953-0092
Casual restaurant serving American fare made from locally-sourced ingredients plus market & bar. Great breakfast, lunch and Happy Hour spot.
1814 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78702
(512) 394-5776
Order: toasttab.com
152 yerel halk öneriyor
Sour Duck Market
1814 E Martin Luther King Jr BlvdCasual restaurant serving American fare made from locally-sourced ingredients plus market & bar. Great breakfast, lunch and Happy Hour spot.
1814 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78702
(512) 394-5776
Order: toasttab.com
Gourmet New American fare from the superstar chefs Rene Ortiz and Laura Sawicki is Launderette, the stylish all-day neighborhood cafe in Holly. The Mediterranean-influenced menu means more upscale takes on on the usuals, like toasts topped with crab, grilled prawns, and burgers served on challah. Since pastry wizard Sawicki is involved, the birthday cake ice cream sandwich and other desserts are worth ordering.
2115 Holly St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 382-1599
397 yerel halk öneriyor
Launderette
2115 Holly StGourmet New American fare from the superstar chefs Rene Ortiz and Laura Sawicki is Launderette, the stylish all-day neighborhood cafe in Holly. The Mediterranean-influenced menu means more upscale takes on on the usuals, like toasts topped with crab, grilled prawns, and burgers served on challah. Since pastry wizard Sawicki is involved, the birthday cake ice cream sandwich and other desserts are worth ordering.
2115 Holly St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 382-1599
The spirit of Austin institution Tamale House lives on with the colorful east side Texas 38 restaurant, which is run by the fourth generation of the Vasquez family. The migas are plentiful, tamales are abundant, the patio is lush, and yes, there are cocktails and beer.
1707 E 6th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 495-9504
169 yerel halk öneriyor
Tamale House East
1707 E 6th StThe spirit of Austin institution Tamale House lives on with the colorful east side Texas 38 restaurant, which is run by the fourth generation of the Vasquez family. The migas are plentiful, tamales are abundant, the patio is lush, and yes, there are cocktails and beer.
1707 E 6th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 495-9504
Banh mi is a simple sandwich, layered with with pickled vegetables and meats like grilled pork or pate, and Saigon Le Vendeur does the Vietnamese speciality right from its East Austin food truck.
2404 E 7th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 351-6916
60 yerel halk öneriyor
Saigon Le Vendeur
2601 E 7th StBanh mi is a simple sandwich, layered with with pickled vegetables and meats like grilled pork or pate, and Saigon Le Vendeur does the Vietnamese speciality right from its East Austin food truck.
2404 E 7th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 351-6916
El Naranjo delivers the best taste of Oaxaca in Austin, thanks to chef Iliana de la Vega, who helms from the region of Mexico. The upscale Rainey Street restaurant focuses on interior Mexican food, like moles and chile rellenos.
85 Rainey St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 474-2776
18 yerel halk öneriyor
El Naranjo
2717 South Lamar BoulevardEl Naranjo delivers the best taste of Oaxaca in Austin, thanks to chef Iliana de la Vega, who helms from the region of Mexico. The upscale Rainey Street restaurant focuses on interior Mexican food, like moles and chile rellenos.
85 Rainey St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 474-2776
Detroit-style pizza in a Texas-only craft beer bar? Hell yes. The brothers Hunt make some of the best pies in town. Craft Pride's lovely patio is the right place to enjoy them because nothing is better than pizza and beer enjoyed outside, especially when it’s the Omnivore with both meat and vegetable toppings or the sweeter Cadillac made with fig preserves.
372 yerel halk öneriyor
Via 313 Pizza
10106 W 6th StDetroit-style pizza in a Texas-only craft beer bar? Hell yes. The brothers Hunt make some of the best pies in town. Craft Pride's lovely patio is the right place to enjoy them because nothing is better than pizza and beer enjoyed outside, especially when it’s the Omnivore with both meat and vegetable toppings or the sweeter Cadillac made with fig preserves.
Bufalina's skillfully executed Neapolitan pizzeria clearly impressed diners around town right on East Cesar Chavez, so much so that there are often waits at the casual, table-service restaurant for pies like the classic margherita and specials like the anchovy and harissa ones. Wine nerds will dig the special and affordable bottles on offer as well.
180 yerel halk öneriyor
Bufalina Pizza
2215 E Cesar Chavez StBufalina's skillfully executed Neapolitan pizzeria clearly impressed diners around town right on East Cesar Chavez, so much so that there are often waits at the casual, table-service restaurant for pies like the classic margherita and specials like the anchovy and harissa ones. Wine nerds will dig the special and affordable bottles on offer as well.
Mueller Italian restaurant L’Oca d’Oro champions the rights and well-being of restaurant workers within its own restaurant, as well as throughout the industry. The restaurant pays fair wages (hospitality fees are included in all bills to help make this easier) and dubbed itself a sanctuary restaurant as a safe space for everyone. The food reflects the same care, with excellent house-made pastas, hearty dry-aged meats, and sweet gelato.
1900 Simond Ave. Austin, TX 78723
(737) 212-1876
62 yerel halk öneriyor
L'Oca d'Oro
1900 Simond AveMueller Italian restaurant L’Oca d’Oro champions the rights and well-being of restaurant workers within its own restaurant, as well as throughout the industry. The restaurant pays fair wages (hospitality fees are included in all bills to help make this easier) and dubbed itself a sanctuary restaurant as a safe space for everyone. The food reflects the same care, with excellent house-made pastas, hearty dry-aged meats, and sweet gelato.
1900 Simond Ave. Austin, TX 78723
(737) 212-1876
Contigo the minimalist beer garden is the perfect setting for its menu, heavily featuring charcuterie and other meaty dishes. It's the perfect example of Austin in restaurant form found right in the MLK neighborhood.
297 yerel halk öneriyor
Contigo
2027 Anchor LnContigo the minimalist beer garden is the perfect setting for its menu, heavily featuring charcuterie and other meaty dishes. It's the perfect example of Austin in restaurant form found right in the MLK neighborhood.
The fun Cherrywood Italian food truck whips up some of the freshest pasta in Austin from owners Nic and Matt Patrizi. There are house and classic pasta like cacio e pepe, pomodoro, and the Great Leopold (made with basil and arugula pesto served with pumpkin seeds and crushed red chilis). The red sauce with meatballs isn’t to be missed.
182 yerel halk öneriyor
Patrizi's
2307 Manor RdThe fun Cherrywood Italian food truck whips up some of the freshest pasta in Austin from owners Nic and Matt Patrizi. There are house and classic pasta like cacio e pepe, pomodoro, and the Great Leopold (made with basil and arugula pesto served with pumpkin seeds and crushed red chilis). The red sauce with meatballs isn’t to be missed.
This cat-adorned patio bar adjacent to Ramen Tatsu-ya on East Sixth serves a 23-spice Japanese curry in a variety of ways, as well as wings and a hot dog from food truck Karē Ban Ban. There’s also highball cocktails and the option to top beer with a flavored frozen foam cap.
26 yerel halk öneriyor
Domo Alley-Gato Tatsu-Ya
1600 E 6th StThis cat-adorned patio bar adjacent to Ramen Tatsu-ya on East Sixth serves a 23-spice Japanese curry in a variety of ways, as well as wings and a hot dog from food truck Karē Ban Ban. There’s also highball cocktails and the option to top beer with a flavored frozen foam cap.
The popular table-service spot features classic Cuban dishes like ropa vieja, plus mojitos and Cuban coffee as drinks, available for lunch and dinner.
906 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 373-3333
16 yerel halk öneriyor
CUBA512
6800 West Gate BlvdThe popular table-service spot features classic Cuban dishes like ropa vieja, plus mojitos and Cuban coffee as drinks, available for lunch and dinner.
906 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 373-3333
The absinthe bar mixes up thoughtful drinks and mighty hearty French-inspired cuisine. Meaning sin in French, Péché is distinctly Austin's first absinthe bar, a cocktail program showcasing a selection of pre-Prohibition style cocktails and a curated wine list. Executive chef John Lichtenberger brings that same tailored focus to the food menu, providing rich French fare made with the freshest ingredients.
208 W 4th St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 495-9669
93 yerel halk öneriyor
Péché
208 W 4th StThe absinthe bar mixes up thoughtful drinks and mighty hearty French-inspired cuisine. Meaning sin in French, Péché is distinctly Austin's first absinthe bar, a cocktail program showcasing a selection of pre-Prohibition style cocktails and a curated wine list. Executive chef John Lichtenberger brings that same tailored focus to the food menu, providing rich French fare made with the freshest ingredients.
208 W 4th St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 495-9669
Restaurateur Larry McGuire and chef/partner Tom Moorman brought new life into the refined dining room of classic restaurant Jeffrey’s in 2011. Diners can expect to either spend half a paycheck or opt for an affordable meal of pork chops and souffles at the elegant bar (Monday brings an all-night happy hour). The valets will park a '99 Corolla with as much panache as a Mercedes, so why not risk getting a little fancy?
1204 W Lynn St. Austin, TX 78703
(512) 477-5584
183 yerel halk öneriyor
Jeffrey's
1204 W Lynn StRestaurateur Larry McGuire and chef/partner Tom Moorman brought new life into the refined dining room of classic restaurant Jeffrey’s in 2011. Diners can expect to either spend half a paycheck or opt for an affordable meal of pork chops and souffles at the elegant bar (Monday brings an all-night happy hour). The valets will park a '99 Corolla with as much panache as a Mercedes, so why not risk getting a little fancy?
1204 W Lynn St. Austin, TX 78703
(512) 477-5584
Parkside Projects chef Shawn Cirkiel converted the former Spanish tapas restaurant into a neighborhood Tex-Mex spot in Hyde Park. The “ranch-style” menu was created with the help of Chris Martinez (Mi Cocina, El Arroyo, Taco Diner). There are with gooey enchiladas (plus optional eggs), grilled entrees like Gulf redfish and ribeye, and combination plates with flour tortillas.
4807 Airport Blvd. Austin, TX 78751
(512) 474-2029
Vamonos
4807 Airport BlvdParkside Projects chef Shawn Cirkiel converted the former Spanish tapas restaurant into a neighborhood Tex-Mex spot in Hyde Park. The “ranch-style” menu was created with the help of Chris Martinez (Mi Cocina, El Arroyo, Taco Diner). There are with gooey enchiladas (plus optional eggs), grilled entrees like Gulf redfish and ribeye, and combination plates with flour tortillas.
4807 Airport Blvd. Austin, TX 78751
(512) 474-2029
It’s all about hand-pulled noodles at the casual, table-service Chinese restaurant in Mueller. Chef and owner Ting Li and his team make the noodles right on the spot, with variations like vermicelli, pappardelle, and triangle, and various soups. The red-braised beef noodles with bok choy and potatoes are a big hit for a reason.
C370, 1801 E 51st St. Austin, TX 78723
(512) 469-7878
67 yerel halk öneriyor
Xian Sushi and Noodle
1801 E 51st StIt’s all about hand-pulled noodles at the casual, table-service Chinese restaurant in Mueller. Chef and owner Ting Li and his team make the noodles right on the spot, with variations like vermicelli, pappardelle, and triangle, and various soups. The red-braised beef noodles with bok choy and potatoes are a big hit for a reason.
C370, 1801 E 51st St. Austin, TX 78723
(512) 469-7878
Kome co-owners Kayo Asazu and Takehiro Asazu joined forces with former Uchi chef Masazumi Saio for a three-in-one Japanese restaurant in East Austin with the Springdale General space. First, there is the casual, counter-service temaki (aka hand rolls) during the daytime. Then there’s the quick reservations-only omakase menu with 12 pieces for $65. And finally, there are weekly sushi classes.
1023 Springdale Rd. Austin, TX 78721
11 yerel halk öneriyor
Uroko
1023 Springdale RoadKome co-owners Kayo Asazu and Takehiro Asazu joined forces with former Uchi chef Masazumi Saio for a three-in-one Japanese restaurant in East Austin with the Springdale General space. First, there is the casual, counter-service temaki (aka hand rolls) during the daytime. Then there’s the quick reservations-only omakase menu with 12 pieces for $65. And finally, there are weekly sushi classes.
1023 Springdale Rd. Austin, TX 78721
Fareground’s latest stall comes courtesy chef Berty Richter, of the beloved food truck Hummus Among Us. The Israeli dishes include hummus platters, sandwiches with falafel, and sweet doughnuts.
111 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701
TLV
111 Congress AvenueFareground’s latest stall comes courtesy chef Berty Richter, of the beloved food truck Hummus Among Us. The Israeli dishes include hummus platters, sandwiches with falafel, and sweet doughnuts.
111 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701
The French-leaning casual gastropub pays equal attention to its food as it does its beers in the Heritage neighborhood. Of the former, there are nicoise salads with plump yellowfin tuna and juicy burgers topped with creamy camembert cheese. The latter features a lengthy draft list, with local names and otherwise.
3110 Guadalupe St. Ste. #400 Austin, TX 78705
(512) 537-0467
74 yerel halk öneriyor
Hopfields
3110 Guadalupe StThe French-leaning casual gastropub pays equal attention to its food as it does its beers in the Heritage neighborhood. Of the former, there are nicoise salads with plump yellowfin tuna and juicy burgers topped with creamy camembert cheese. The latter features a lengthy draft list, with local names and otherwise.
3110 Guadalupe St. Ste. #400 Austin, TX 78705
(512) 537-0467
Really, Holy Roller is the restaurant manifestation of chef/owner Callie Speer. The funky, fun casual downtown Austin space is the backdrop for inventive, comforting foods that hit the spot consistently, like the very-rich migas kolache drenched in queso, French fries paired with soft serve, biscuit sandwiches loaded with Stiles Switch BBQ & Brew brisket, and choco tacos.
509 Rio Grande St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 502-5119
18 yerel halk öneriyor
Holy Roller
509 Rio Grande StReally, Holy Roller is the restaurant manifestation of chef/owner Callie Speer. The funky, fun casual downtown Austin space is the backdrop for inventive, comforting foods that hit the spot consistently, like the very-rich migas kolache drenched in queso, French fries paired with soft serve, biscuit sandwiches loaded with Stiles Switch BBQ & Brew brisket, and choco tacos.
509 Rio Grande St. Austin, TX 78701
(512) 502-5119
Bryce Gilmore delivers exactly what one expects from the Austin chef with Odd Duck: one of the most pleasurable dining experiences in the city. The casual-leaning essential Lone Star restaurant exudes a Texas-forever vibe with New American dishes (pretzels with mushrooms and cheese) , magnificent large-format dishes (chicken fried fish heads) and on-point brunch (ham hash), which all work very well for groups — but get those reservations — in the homey setting.
1201 S Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78704
(512) 433-6521
374 yerel halk öneriyor
Odd Duck
1201 S Lamar BlvdBryce Gilmore delivers exactly what one expects from the Austin chef with Odd Duck: one of the most pleasurable dining experiences in the city. The casual-leaning essential Lone Star restaurant exudes a Texas-forever vibe with New American dishes (pretzels with mushrooms and cheese) , magnificent large-format dishes (chicken fried fish heads) and on-point brunch (ham hash), which all work very well for groups — but get those reservations — in the homey setting.
1201 S Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78704
(512) 433-6521
Texas meets Japan with the Lone Star-influenced izakaya from the Ramen Tatsu-ya team in Holly. The Texas 38 restaurant’s focus is on small plates. The lively restaurant is full of fun dishes, like a take on Frito pie made with octopus, and hot pockets with brisket. Then there is the expected like yakitori and smoked meats such as barbecue eel and fish collars, and, of course, ramen. The exotic and rarities menu features, well, just that, with items like marinated jellyfish and monkfish liver.
2713 E 2nd St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 893-5561
151 yerel halk öneriyor
Kemuri Tatsu-Ya
2713 E 2nd StTexas meets Japan with the Lone Star-influenced izakaya from the Ramen Tatsu-ya team in Holly. The Texas 38 restaurant’s focus is on small plates. The lively restaurant is full of fun dishes, like a take on Frito pie made with octopus, and hot pockets with brisket. Then there is the expected like yakitori and smoked meats such as barbecue eel and fish collars, and, of course, ramen. The exotic and rarities menu features, well, just that, with items like marinated jellyfish and monkfish liver.
2713 E 2nd St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 893-5561
Japanese Street food with a touch of Austin soul — Thai Kun features Asian fusion cuisine in three unique settings and Austin catering options. All Thai-Kun and East Side King menu Items are made from scratch, including sauces, marinades & kimchi. We use natural pork, which is vegetarian-fed, crate, antibiotic & hormone free. All herbs in our dishes are fresh and whole to provide maximum flavor impact.
34 yerel halk öneriyor
Thai-Kun
1816 E 6th StJapanese Street food with a touch of Austin soul — Thai Kun features Asian fusion cuisine in three unique settings and Austin catering options. All Thai-Kun and East Side King menu Items are made from scratch, including sauces, marinades & kimchi. We use natural pork, which is vegetarian-fed, crate, antibiotic & hormone free. All herbs in our dishes are fresh and whole to provide maximum flavor impact.
Justine's menu of classic French food with an east side twists makes for a neighborhood classic. Late night parties, secret musical performances, and art shows lend to the buzzy, magical atmosphere of the convivial space. Plus, the reasonably priced wine list means this tucked-away gem is right for a long, lingering meal, which will have to include the steak frites. Can get packed so call ahead to make a reservation.
4710 E 5th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 385-2900
522 yerel halk öneriyor
Justine's
4710 E 5th StJustine's menu of classic French food with an east side twists makes for a neighborhood classic. Late night parties, secret musical performances, and art shows lend to the buzzy, magical atmosphere of the convivial space. Plus, the reasonably priced wine list means this tucked-away gem is right for a long, lingering meal, which will have to include the steak frites. Can get packed so call ahead to make a reservation.
4710 E 5th St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 385-2900
Eater Austin’s restaurant of the year brings all-day, counter-service vibes to West 5th Street. Better Half’s casual menu is full of laidback dishes with refined but not pretentious takes, like, say the breakfast sandwiches with hash brown patties, cauliflower tater tots, or the steak and eggs with kimchi butter. It’s all found in a space that feels appropriately Austin (large patio, killer coffee and beer lineups). It makes sense since it’s from the experts behind favorite East Austin beer and coffee spot Brew & Brew.
85 yerel halk öneriyor
Better Half Coffee & Cocktails
406 Walsh StEater Austin’s restaurant of the year brings all-day, counter-service vibes to West 5th Street. Better Half’s casual menu is full of laidback dishes with refined but not pretentious takes, like, say the breakfast sandwiches with hash brown patties, cauliflower tater tots, or the steak and eggs with kimchi butter. It’s all found in a space that feels appropriately Austin (large patio, killer coffee and beer lineups). It makes sense since it’s from the experts behind favorite East Austin beer and coffee spot Brew & Brew.
The longtime marketplace up in Hyde Park area makes use of its fresh seafood supply for its counter-service restaurant. The menu boasts fresh oysters (both raw and grilled), grilled or blackened fish, and po’ boys. The blackboard highlight catches of the day for one-off specials.
65 yerel halk öneriyor
Quality Seafood Market
5621 Airport BlvdThe longtime marketplace up in Hyde Park area makes use of its fresh seafood supply for its counter-service restaurant. The menu boasts fresh oysters (both raw and grilled), grilled or blackened fish, and po’ boys. The blackboard highlight catches of the day for one-off specials.
Valentina’s Tex Mex Barbecue mashes up two of the city’s favorite foods into one mega-meal. Pitmaster Miguel Vidal melds the best of what Austin has to offer — smoked brisket or pulled pork can be found in tacos and sandwiches — down in South Austin. There is a new brick-and-mortar to look forward to, but until then, head to the trailer for barbecue, tacos, and sandwiches, along with changing specials like burgers, pastrami, and more. Mornings are dedicated to excellent breakfast tacos, especially the Real Deal Holyfield taco with a slice of smoked brisket from Valentine’s Tex Mex BBQ.
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. or until sold out Monday; 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. or until sold out; breakfast ends at 11 a.m..
Recommended orders: Real Deal Holyfield breakfast taco, smoked brisket taco
146 yerel halk öneriyor
Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ
308 Menchaca RdValentina’s Tex Mex Barbecue mashes up two of the city’s favorite foods into one mega-meal. Pitmaster Miguel Vidal melds the best of what Austin has to offer — smoked brisket or pulled pork can be found in tacos and sandwiches — down in South Austin. There is a new brick-and-mortar to look forward to, but until then, head to the trailer for barbecue, tacos, and sandwiches, along with changing specials like burgers, pastrami, and more. Mornings are dedicated to excellent breakfast tacos, especially the Real Deal Holyfield taco with a slice of smoked brisket from Valentine’s Tex Mex BBQ.
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. or until sold out Monday; 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. or until sold out; breakfast ends at 11 a.m..
Recommended orders: Real Deal Holyfield breakfast taco, smoked brisket taco
The Llano barbecue restaurant expanded into downtown Austin, bringing along smoked meat staples served cafeteria-style. Yes, sometimes there’s a line, but it moves quickly, and there are plenty of tables inside and out.
36 yerel halk öneriyor
Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que Austin
217 Congress AveThe Llano barbecue restaurant expanded into downtown Austin, bringing along smoked meat staples served cafeteria-style. Yes, sometimes there’s a line, but it moves quickly, and there are plenty of tables inside and out.
The Austin branch of the renowned Lockhart barbecue destination Black’s Barbecue will have to do for those who can’t make the trip down to the smoked meats capital of Texas. While the entire menu didn’t travel over (no barbecue chicken here), it’s still very, very good.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Recommended orders: beef ribs, brisket, sausages
3110 Guadalupe St. Austin, TX 78705
(888) 632-8225
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Black's Barbecue Austin
3110 Guadalupe StThe Austin branch of the renowned Lockhart barbecue destination Black’s Barbecue will have to do for those who can’t make the trip down to the smoked meats capital of Texas. While the entire menu didn’t travel over (no barbecue chicken here), it’s still very, very good.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Recommended orders: beef ribs, brisket, sausages
3110 Guadalupe St. Austin, TX 78705
(888) 632-8225
Pitmaster Bill Kerlin operates this under-the-radar barbecue trailer on East Cesar Chavez, smoking up fall-off-the-bone ribs and tender brisket. Even better: there are barbecue klobasnek served at the mini-trailer next-door, stuffed with brisket, sausages, cheese, and more.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. or until sold out Wednesday through Sunday
Recommended orders: brisket, barbecue kolache, pork ribs
1700 E Cesar Chavez St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 412-5588
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Kerlin BBQ
2207 E Cesar Chavez StPitmaster Bill Kerlin operates this under-the-radar barbecue trailer on East Cesar Chavez, smoking up fall-off-the-bone ribs and tender brisket. Even better: there are barbecue klobasnek served at the mini-trailer next-door, stuffed with brisket, sausages, cheese, and more.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. or until sold out Wednesday through Sunday
Recommended orders: brisket, barbecue kolache, pork ribs
1700 E Cesar Chavez St. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 412-5588
Pitmaster Tom Micklethwait's scratch-focused barbecue trailer serves up creative house-made sausages that change daily, the usual and unexpected meats like brisket and pulled lamb, and great sides. It expanded with a brick-and-mortar restaurant and deli up in Smithville too.
Hours: 11 a.m. until sold out Tuesday through Sunday.
Recommended orders: sausage, beef ribs, Frito pie
1309 Rosewood Ave. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 791-5961
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Micklethwait Craft Meats
1309 Rosewood AvePitmaster Tom Micklethwait's scratch-focused barbecue trailer serves up creative house-made sausages that change daily, the usual and unexpected meats like brisket and pulled lamb, and great sides. It expanded with a brick-and-mortar restaurant and deli up in Smithville too.
Hours: 11 a.m. until sold out Tuesday through Sunday.
Recommended orders: sausage, beef ribs, Frito pie
1309 Rosewood Ave. Austin, TX 78702
(512) 791-5961
For fancier barbecue, head to Larry McGuire and Tom Moorman’s Lamberts, which takes reservations. The restaurant is open for lunch, dinner, brunch, and late-night dining when the chopped brisket sandwich or even a barbecue plate can do just the trick. Plus, the cocktails are good.
Hours: lunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday; dinner: 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday; 5 to 10:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday; brunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; bar: it closes “late”
Recommended orders: brisket, pulled pork, chopped brisket sandwich (lunch)
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Lamberts
401 W 2nd StFor fancier barbecue, head to Larry McGuire and Tom Moorman’s Lamberts, which takes reservations. The restaurant is open for lunch, dinner, brunch, and late-night dining when the chopped brisket sandwich or even a barbecue plate can do just the trick. Plus, the cocktails are good.
Hours: lunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday; dinner: 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday; 5 to 10:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday; brunch: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; bar: it closes “late”
Recommended orders: brisket, pulled pork, chopped brisket sandwich (lunch)
Other members of the Black family made their mark on Austin with barbecue, too. At Terry Black’s, it’s twin sons Mike and Mark looking to honor their father. The typical meats are served, along with beer and even wine options.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Sunday; 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Recommended orders: brisket, smoked turkey
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Terry Black's Barbecue
1003 Barton Springs RdOther members of the Black family made their mark on Austin with barbecue, too. At Terry Black’s, it’s twin sons Mike and Mark looking to honor their father. The typical meats are served, along with beer and even wine options.
Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Sunday; 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Recommended orders: brisket, smoked turkey
After many moves, La Barbecue from LeAnn Mueller (yes, of that famous Mueller barbecue family) headed indoors with an air-conditioned homecourtesy of new partner Quickie Pickie on East Cesar Chavez. It still smokes the same beautiful briskets, ribs, and sausages that have people waiting in lines.
Hours: 11 a.m to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday
Recommended orders: brisket, pulled pork, beef ribs, Frito pie
2027 E Cesar Chavez St. Austin TX, 78702
(512) 605-9696
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La Barbecue
2401 E Cesar Chavez StAfter many moves, La Barbecue from LeAnn Mueller (yes, of that famous Mueller barbecue family) headed indoors with an air-conditioned homecourtesy of new partner Quickie Pickie on East Cesar Chavez. It still smokes the same beautiful briskets, ribs, and sausages that have people waiting in lines.
Hours: 11 a.m to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday
Recommended orders: brisket, pulled pork, beef ribs, Frito pie
2027 E Cesar Chavez St. Austin TX, 78702
(512) 605-9696
Licha's Cantina
1306 E 6th StAh Sing Den
1100 E 6th StCisco's Restaurant
1511 E 6th St
Jacoby's Restaurant & Mercantile
3235 E Cesar Chavez St
Sawyer & Co
4827 E Cesar Chavez StYes, the off-menu biscuits are great, and there are other modern Southern dishes to check out, like chicken, shrimp and rice, hush puppies, and more, alongside a strong cocktail list, all for dinner.
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Olamaie
1610 San Antonio StYes, the off-menu biscuits are great, and there are other modern Southern dishes to check out, like chicken, shrimp and rice, hush puppies, and more, alongside a strong cocktail list, all for dinner.
Soup dumplings and other modern Chinese fares can be found over at Wu Chow for lunch, dinner, and Sunday dim sum.
500 W 5th St
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 476-2469
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Wu Chow
500 W 5th StSoup dumplings and other modern Chinese fares can be found over at Wu Chow for lunch, dinner, and Sunday dim sum.
500 W 5th St
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 476-2469
One of Austin’s best burgers can be found at Second Bar & Kitchen, alongside excellent bar snacks and cocktails.
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Second Bar + Kitchen
200 Congress AveOne of Austin’s best burgers can be found at Second Bar & Kitchen, alongside excellent bar snacks and cocktails.
Great for large groups who want to mix up the menu or share. The downtown food hall gathers the best of Austin’s chefs and restaurants, like Dai Due, Kome and Emmer & Rye, for an easygoing meal. Plus there are two bars with cocktails and wine.
111 Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
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Fareground
111 Congress AveGreat for large groups who want to mix up the menu or share. The downtown food hall gathers the best of Austin’s chefs and restaurants, like Dai Due, Kome and Emmer & Rye, for an easygoing meal. Plus there are two bars with cocktails and wine.
111 Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Lucky's Puccias
1611 W 5th StAwesome italian stove fired sandwiches.
It’s a tried-and-true Austin story: the Southern-Asian food truck became so popular, owner Eric Silverstein was able to open a slightly more upscale brick-and-mortar version in Allandale, dishing out an expanded menu full of comfort food items pulling from his background. There’s the Mom’s toast slathered in chopped shrimp, ground pork and gochujang chili sauce; the comforting Hainan chicken; plus an array of tacos, salads, and bowls of curries and rice.
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The Peached Tortilla
5520 Burnet RdIt’s a tried-and-true Austin story: the Southern-Asian food truck became so popular, owner Eric Silverstein was able to open a slightly more upscale brick-and-mortar version in Allandale, dishing out an expanded menu full of comfort food items pulling from his background. There’s the Mom’s toast slathered in chopped shrimp, ground pork and gochujang chili sauce; the comforting Hainan chicken; plus an array of tacos, salads, and bowls of curries and rice.
Rosewood
1209 Rosewood Ave
El Chile Cafe y Cantina
1900 Manor RdRanch 616
616 Nueces StATX Cocina
110 San Antonio StMoonshine Grill
303 Red River StIron Works Barbecue
100 Red River StCorner (Austin)
110 E 2nd StRA Sushi Bar Restaurant
117 W 4th StPerry's Steakhouse & Grille
114 W 7th StEddie V's Prime Seafood
301 E 5th StMAX's Wine Dive
207 San Jacinto BlvdTrue Food Kitchen
222 West AvenueShoal Creek Saloon
909 N Lamar BlvdThe Clay Pit
1601 Guadalupe StDrinks & Nightlife
The Volstead Lounge
1500 E 6th StHOTEL VEGAS
1502 E 6th StThe White Horse
500 Comal StWhisler's
1816 E 6th StThe Brixton
1412 E 6th StHistoric Scoot Inn
1308 E 4th StThe Wheel
1902 E Martin Luther King Jr BlvdNickel City
1133 E 11th StContainer Bar
90 Rainey StStubb's Bar-B-Q
801 Red River StStar Bar
600 W 6th StCool hang out with two great patios to people watch or catch a game.
Concrete Cowboy
719 W 6th St
Bungalow
92 Rainey St
Lucille Patio Lounge
77 Rainey StArts & Culture
Texas Senate
1200 Congress AveBullock Texas Devlet Tarihi Müzesi
1800 Congress AveACL Live
310 W Willie Nelson BlvdStevie Ray Vaughan Heykeli
210 Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike TrailThe Blanton Museum of Art
200 East Martin Luther King Junior BoulevardSwimming Holes w/in 10 miles
Central Texans are lucky – we have one of the largest networks of rivers and lakes in the state. These vast networks make for some pretty amazing swimming holes. It would be a shame not to take advantage of them during the dog days of summer.
Barton Springs Pool has attracted all walks of life since its inception in 1837, from free-spirited, topless hula hoopers to congressmen to famous film directors. You can always count on a place to swim at Barton Springs Pool, and you can also always count on the water being a brisk 68 degrees.
Another spot in the same location is the Barton Springs Spillway, a popular spot for swimmers to bring their dogs, and a great place to enjoy the brisk spring water flowing out of Barton Springs Pool without paying the entrance fee. Bring your tube, jump in the cold water, and enjoy the day for free!
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Barton Springs Municipal Pool
2201 William Barton DrBarton Springs Pool has attracted all walks of life since its inception in 1837, from free-spirited, topless hula hoopers to congressmen to famous film directors. You can always count on a place to swim at Barton Springs Pool, and you can also always count on the water being a brisk 68 degrees.
Another spot in the same location is the Barton Springs Spillway, a popular spot for swimmers to bring their dogs, and a great place to enjoy the brisk spring water flowing out of Barton Springs Pool without paying the entrance fee. Bring your tube, jump in the cold water, and enjoy the day for free!
Deep Eddy Pool is fed from a natural spring making it a notable and historic swimming hole that is a fantastic spot to swim during the summer. Since the Colorado River provides the water for this man-made pool, you can always bet on water temperatures being around 70 degrees. If you’re looking to wade in the water or swim laps, Deep Eddy Pool is the swimming hole to visit!
Open 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. during the week and 9 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. on weekends for recreational swimming.
Fees for adult residents are $3, 12-17 years old $2, seniors (62 & older) and 1-11 years old $1, under one year & 80+ are FREE. Fees for non-Austin residents are: adults $8, 12-17 years old as well as seniors (62 & older) $4, kids 1-11 years old $3.
Pro Tip: During the summer, Deep Eddy Pool provides Splash Party Movie Nights, showing family-friendly films on an inflatable screen! Check their website for showtimes.
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Deep Eddy Municipal Pool
401 Deep Eddy AveDeep Eddy Pool is fed from a natural spring making it a notable and historic swimming hole that is a fantastic spot to swim during the summer. Since the Colorado River provides the water for this man-made pool, you can always bet on water temperatures being around 70 degrees. If you’re looking to wade in the water or swim laps, Deep Eddy Pool is the swimming hole to visit!
Open 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. during the week and 9 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. on weekends for recreational swimming.
Fees for adult residents are $3, 12-17 years old $2, seniors (62 & older) and 1-11 years old $1, under one year & 80+ are FREE. Fees for non-Austin residents are: adults $8, 12-17 years old as well as seniors (62 & older) $4, kids 1-11 years old $3.
Pro Tip: During the summer, Deep Eddy Pool provides Splash Party Movie Nights, showing family-friendly films on an inflatable screen! Check their website for showtimes.
The baby brother to Sculpture Falls, Twin Falls is one of the best swimming holes on the Barton Creek Greenbelt. Twin Falls is equipped with a rope swing, a jumping rock, plenty of sun and shade.
3918 S MoPac Expy, Austin, TX 78746
Pro Tip: For the most part during the summer, the Twin Falls swimming hole will be dry, but in early fall (September/October), it’s a beautiful swimming hole after a big rainfall. Hide your valuables in your car; break-ins have been known to happen!
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Twin Falls
3918 S MoPac ExpyThe baby brother to Sculpture Falls, Twin Falls is one of the best swimming holes on the Barton Creek Greenbelt. Twin Falls is equipped with a rope swing, a jumping rock, plenty of sun and shade.
3918 S MoPac Expy, Austin, TX 78746
Pro Tip: For the most part during the summer, the Twin Falls swimming hole will be dry, but in early fall (September/October), it’s a beautiful swimming hole after a big rainfall. Hide your valuables in your car; break-ins have been known to happen!
Gus Fruh Trail is the access trail to the Barton Creek Greenbelt from Barton Hills Dr. It offers easy access for folks looking for great climbing and a superb swimming hole from the Lamar Blvd side of the greenbelt! While it is also pretty dry during the summer, it becomes an intimate swimming hole after a heavy rainfall in the early months of fall.
2642 Barton Hills Drive, Austin, TX 78704
Pro Tip: This place is great for wading and soaking during the summer, especially since there’s plenty of shade. Be sure to check water levels before you head over!
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Gus Fruh
2642 Barton Hills DrGus Fruh Trail is the access trail to the Barton Creek Greenbelt from Barton Hills Dr. It offers easy access for folks looking for great climbing and a superb swimming hole from the Lamar Blvd side of the greenbelt! While it is also pretty dry during the summer, it becomes an intimate swimming hole after a heavy rainfall in the early months of fall.
2642 Barton Hills Drive, Austin, TX 78704
Pro Tip: This place is great for wading and soaking during the summer, especially since there’s plenty of shade. Be sure to check water levels before you head over!
Moderately hidden away down a one-mile hike in the Barton Creek Greenbelt, Sculpture Falls is one of the choice spots for Austin natives to cool off during the summertime (though it’s rather gorgeous all year round). You’ll find people doing everything from relaxing in the water to throwing a football to canoeing after a heavy rainfall!
1710 Camp Craft Rd, Austin, TX 78746
Pro Tip: Only go if it has rained in Austin recently, because parts of Barton Creek tend to dry up if there is a summer drought. As a general rule of thumb, wait a couple days for the bacteria to clear from the water after a heavy rain.
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Sculpture Şelalesi
Barton Creek Greenbelt TrailModerately hidden away down a one-mile hike in the Barton Creek Greenbelt, Sculpture Falls is one of the choice spots for Austin natives to cool off during the summertime (though it’s rather gorgeous all year round). You’ll find people doing everything from relaxing in the water to throwing a football to canoeing after a heavy rainfall!
1710 Camp Craft Rd, Austin, TX 78746
Pro Tip: Only go if it has rained in Austin recently, because parts of Barton Creek tend to dry up if there is a summer drought. As a general rule of thumb, wait a couple days for the bacteria to clear from the water after a heavy rain.
This famous swiming hole is located about a mile upstream from Barton Springs on Barton Creek. You could also get to it by taking the Spyglass Road access point and then turning left onto the trail once you get down to the creek. This should be a good size pool when the water is up after a rain and there are additional places to try both upstream and downstream from this site. This place will get crowded in the afternoons so consider yourself warned. There also are some nice bluffs in the area, although unlike in the old days now houses dot the top of the cliffs.
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Campbell's Hole
This famous swiming hole is located about a mile upstream from Barton Springs on Barton Creek. You could also get to it by taking the Spyglass Road access point and then turning left onto the trail once you get down to the creek. This should be a good size pool when the water is up after a rain and there are additional places to try both upstream and downstream from this site. This place will get crowded in the afternoons so consider yourself warned. There also are some nice bluffs in the area, although unlike in the old days now houses dot the top of the cliffs.
Water Parks
Schlitterbahn "grew" out of the banks of the Comal River 40 years ago. Tube chutes, rides, tube slides, and pools use spring fed river water that always stays a cool 72 degrees and flows right back into the river. Ride our famous black tubes for hours in the Original Section featuring the iconic castle. Find shade in the natural canopy of trees and spend the day together when you bring your own picnic. Of course rivers are only the beginning. Only a short tram ride away within the Blastenhoff and Surfenburg sections, visitors to New Braunfels can ride a continuous wave on the Boogie Bahn, fly high on the Sky Coaster, tube on the Torrent wave river, and get rocketed uphill on the Master Blaster Water Coaster.
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Schlitterbahn Su Parkı New Braunfels
400 N Liberty AveSchlitterbahn "grew" out of the banks of the Comal River 40 years ago. Tube chutes, rides, tube slides, and pools use spring fed river water that always stays a cool 72 degrees and flows right back into the river. Ride our famous black tubes for hours in the Original Section featuring the iconic castle. Find shade in the natural canopy of trees and spend the day together when you bring your own picnic. Of course rivers are only the beginning. Only a short tram ride away within the Blastenhoff and Surfenburg sections, visitors to New Braunfels can ride a continuous wave on the Boogie Bahn, fly high on the Sky Coaster, tube on the Torrent wave river, and get rocketed uphill on the Master Blaster Water Coaster.
Quest Water Park brings plenty of thrills for the family. Cool down on one of these hot sunny days on a floating obstacle course on the water! Quest Water Park is fun place to splash in Austin where you’ll find an aquatic playground, a world-class wakeboarding facility, and an awesome Summer Camp program for kids and teens! Here you can test your skills on the monkey bars or rock wall, conquer the wiggle bridge or enjoy the many slides and obstacle course features. This amazing open water obstacle course combination offers endless route options for plenty of fun in the sun. Do take note that all participants must be at least 7 years old, at least 45″ tall, and a good swimmer.
To visit, you can book a session online and sign the waiver before arriving at the park. Sessions start at 50 minutes, but you can choose longer time spans if you want to plan for more playtime.
Prices are:
* Weekdays — $15/session; $10/additional session/ $40 full day
* Weekends — $20/session; $15/additional session/ $45 full day
* Check online for group rates
Park Hours for 2019:
* Now through Sept 2nd: Monday – Saturday (9am – 8pm); Sunday (12pm – 8pm)
* September: Friday – Sunday (12pm – 8pm)
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Quest ATX
10815 FM1625Quest Water Park brings plenty of thrills for the family. Cool down on one of these hot sunny days on a floating obstacle course on the water! Quest Water Park is fun place to splash in Austin where you’ll find an aquatic playground, a world-class wakeboarding facility, and an awesome Summer Camp program for kids and teens! Here you can test your skills on the monkey bars or rock wall, conquer the wiggle bridge or enjoy the many slides and obstacle course features. This amazing open water obstacle course combination offers endless route options for plenty of fun in the sun. Do take note that all participants must be at least 7 years old, at least 45″ tall, and a good swimmer.
To visit, you can book a session online and sign the waiver before arriving at the park. Sessions start at 50 minutes, but you can choose longer time spans if you want to plan for more playtime.
Prices are:
* Weekdays — $15/session; $10/additional session/ $40 full day
* Weekends — $20/session; $15/additional session/ $45 full day
* Check online for group rates
Park Hours for 2019:
* Now through Sept 2nd: Monday – Saturday (9am – 8pm); Sunday (12pm – 8pm)
* September: Friday – Sunday (12pm – 8pm)
Typhoon Texas Austin
18500 TX-130 Service RdExcursions
The one stop shop on Lady Bird Lake for watercraft rentals. LLP offers kayaks in all shapes and sizes with single man and tandem rentals. They also rent canoes, nucnaoes, and paddle boards for SUP enthusiasts.
LLP specializes in Lady Bird Lake activities with a focus on their world famous bat watching kayak tours and rental equipment. They also feature a super fun daytime photo friendly Urban Kayak tour, a full moon night tour with live music on Lady Bird Lake's only island, and special event tours to see fireworks on the 4th of July and listen to ACL from the water!
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Live Love Paddle
1610 E Riverside DrThe one stop shop on Lady Bird Lake for watercraft rentals. LLP offers kayaks in all shapes and sizes with single man and tandem rentals. They also rent canoes, nucnaoes, and paddle boards for SUP enthusiasts.
LLP specializes in Lady Bird Lake activities with a focus on their world famous bat watching kayak tours and rental equipment. They also feature a super fun daytime photo friendly Urban Kayak tour, a full moon night tour with live music on Lady Bird Lake's only island, and special event tours to see fireworks on the 4th of July and listen to ACL from the water!
Guided Tours offer the opportunity to see Austin in a whole new way — from the Lake! Reserved Tours are great for all ages, require no previous paddling experience and are available regularly throughout the week. Offering Guided Classes that are small, beginner friendly and teach individuals how to paddle in the watersport of their choosing.
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Congress Avenue Kayaks
74 Trinity StGuided Tours offer the opportunity to see Austin in a whole new way — from the Lake! Reserved Tours are great for all ages, require no previous paddling experience and are available regularly throughout the week. Offering Guided Classes that are small, beginner friendly and teach individuals how to paddle in the watersport of their choosing.
One of Austin's top tours, Austin Duck Adventures offers an amphibious tour that includes tours of downtown Austin and beautiful Lake Austin in an Unsinkable, US coast guard inspected, Hydra Terra vehicles. Austin Duck Adventures is Austin's best tour with 75 minutes of sightseeing that includes Historic Sixth Street, the State Capitol Building, Bob Bullock State History Museum, the Governor's Mansion, and Lake Austin.
(512) 4-SPLASH or (512) 477-5274
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Austin Duck Adventures
602 E 4th StOne of Austin's top tours, Austin Duck Adventures offers an amphibious tour that includes tours of downtown Austin and beautiful Lake Austin in an Unsinkable, US coast guard inspected, Hydra Terra vehicles. Austin Duck Adventures is Austin's best tour with 75 minutes of sightseeing that includes Historic Sixth Street, the State Capitol Building, Bob Bullock State History Museum, the Governor's Mansion, and Lake Austin.
(512) 4-SPLASH or (512) 477-5274
Groceries & Sundries
Here is a list of grocery stores located nearby. UberEats and Instacart also deliver.
Quickie Pickie
2027 E Cesar Chavez StRoyal Blue Grocery
609 Congress AveH-E-B
5808 Burnet RdWhole Foods Market
525 N Lamar BlvdTrader Joe's
211 Walter Seaholm DrFresh Plus Grocery
1221 W Lynn St