Whether you’re in town for a festival or convention, you work in one of Austin’s increasing number of high-rises, or you’re just looking for a good place to grab a bite before or after a show, these ...

Downtown Austin’s first food hall features standouts like the seasonal fare from Henbit, sushi and ramen from Ni-Kome, farm-to-table tacos from Dai Due Taqueria and more. Fixe. 500 W. Fifth St ...

Fareground 111 Congress, www.faregroundaustin.com Austin’s Downtown food hall features six local restaurants and a bar, with ample seating inside and a park-like setting outside. TenTen 501 W.

As they wait for downtown Austin office workers to return in force, many retailers, restaurants and hotels are finding new ways to survive and thrive. Boutique Luxe Apothetique, in the 2nd Street ...

At Shoal Creek Saloon, owner Ray Canfield spent Saturday afternoon duct-taping windows and prepping the downtown bar and ...

RBG has also partnered with Austin chefs and restaurants on items like pizza from Dovetail and sushi from chef Teddy Simon. 51 Rainey St.; 241 W. Third St.; 301 Brazos St.; 360 Nueces St.; 91 Red ...

Downtown Austin on Sept. 21, 2020 — during the "lunch rush." ... But downtown, restaurants don’t have many customers to be in front of. Take Manuel’s Mexican restaurant.

At this high-concept restaurant in downtown Austin, diners get a show with their meal. Guests sit at a 25-seat counter that wraps around a kitchen setup, ...

A spinoff concept of the popular 1618 Asian Fusion restaurant was supposed to open in East Austin after restaurateurs ...

Austin's first food hall and Downtown dining hub features six local restaurants and a bar, with ample seating inside and a park-like setting outside. Koriente 621 E.

Stop by this Republic Square takeout window for some of the best bagels in the city. Get one with a schmear or load it up with Wagyu roast beef from Salt & Time, one of Austin's top butcher shops ...