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Chicken Salad With Chinese Dressing
A quick and easy Chinese chicken salad for all you health conscious foodies. An appetizing salad that combines simple everyday ingredients into an enticing meal. The perfect solution for an easy complete meal idea.
|Soya sauce
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Orange juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Rice wine vinegar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Ginger powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Precooked chicken breast
|1 , thinly sliced
|Iceberg lettuce
|1 , thinly shredded
|1 Cup (16 tbs), thinly shredded
|Red onion
|1 , thinly sliced
|Fresh cilantro
|3 Tablespoon, finely chopped
|Sesame seeds
|1 Tablespoon (Toasted)
|Orange zest
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1) Dressing : In a bowl, combine the soy sauce, orange juice, vinegar, ginger powder, salt and sugar to taste; blend thoroughly and set aside.
2) In a large mixing bowl, combine the chicken breast, lettuce, carrots and red onion together.
3) Pour over the dressing & toss until thoroughly coated.
4) Spoon the chicken salad mixture over a bed of napa cabbage, garnish with cilatro, sesame seeds, orange zest and serve.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
if you are a fan of fresh and less processed food, this chicken salad with Chinese dressing is for you. It looks like an ordinary salad until the first bite when the different flavors and textures explode in your mouth and elevate your mood. It is indeed very refreshing for a low afternoon or to pep up your evenings.
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Bud, good video.Please add ingredients and directions so that we can give it a shot.
04/06/2007 - 12:09
hi hary did you remember me that's me hanan from sofitel hotel from bussines center the net cafe acculty i want thank to you for your amazing cook on i food you are the best did you know i always love to cook but now i love it more i wish every thing is ok with you and god be with you in every step and i want you to add more cooking show hanan
04/06/2007 - 12:24
This was the 100oth comment on ifood. Horray! Kepp it up guys. Lets keep the ball rolling or rather the conversation going at interesting food.
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I mean the comment before me was the 1000th.
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06/23/2007 - 09:24
Well wat to write i am dying to have your salad rather healthy Chicken Salad,its too hot here in India and this kind of salad is like gift these dayz.Definately i am going to make it Thanks Keep the ship sailing
07/16/2007 - 16:16
Great Salad! I made it but used Blood Orange juice as that is what I had. I used grated fresh ginger and some slivers of Thai chiles. Loved it!
07/28/2007 - 17:06
Nice and easy... Looked great...
07/28/2007 - 17:10
Hari's plating s always so artistic!
08/09/2007 - 09:18
Great recipe and great presentation. Well done Chef Hari
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Seems like this is a truly amazing treat worth trying. Wish to try the recipe with some sausages and may be mushrooms, now, will that be killing the recipe?


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Echinopsis terscheckii - Argentine Saguaro
Echinopsis terscheckii - Does anybody grow this plant? It looks like a Saguaro but it grows MUCH faster. I have a Euphorbia ingens where I want the Echinopsis terscheckii. I am giving the Euphorbia on Craig's list, so I will have a perfect spot for this cactus. How much of a difference does a little extra water and fertilizer have on the growth rate of cactus? I generally do not fertilize anything, I mulch instead.
I have what I was told was E.tersheckii. Its a moderate grower for me. But,I'm in the SF bay area of moderate summer temps.
It is a tough cacti-mine was dug up I discovered later,by plumbers fixing a line. I replanted,and its gone on looking none the worse for wear.
I do know,it's nowhere's near as fast as the tree Euphorbia's. It could be tortoise and hair...the cacti will keep going up as the tree Euphorbia's branch out.
Very commonly available in southern California. I have several and they are slightly faster than Saguaros... but incredibly slow compared to something like a Euphorbia ingens.. my E ingens has grown over 15' in 3 years... my Echinopsis have grown maybe 2' in 5 years- both are now 4' tall (and they were several dozen years old at that time... grown in pots, though, until I got them). Super large, old Echinopsis like those seen at Lotusland are over 100 years old... you are not going to end up with a huge cactus in less than 20-30 years even with this species.. .you want to grow a big, fast cactus, get Neoraimondia... mine is about 15' tall now and it was only 5' 5 years ago when I got it... MUCH faster than any Echinopsis. Even Pachycereus are way faster grows than Echinopsis.


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Warsaw: A poster exhibition organised by a leading green NGO from India on 20 years of climate talks has attracted the attention of environmentalists and civil society activists who are here to attend the UN Climate Change Conference.
The exhibition titled `Climate Talkies--20+years Climate` is organised by New Delhi-based research and advocacy body Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) with the support of Heinrich Boll Foundation (HBF) at a venue close to Warsaw National Stadium where UN Climate Conference is being held.
Hundreds of youths, activists and environmentalists visited the Cafe Nowy Swiat to see the exhibition that depicts the "cinematic walk through 20 years of climate negotiations", a CSE official said.
The Cafe Nowy Swiat, located at the main thoroughfare of Warsaw, is a place where intellectuals and cultural figures of Poland used to assemble before it was close down by authorities some years ago.
Chandra Bhushan, a senior CSE official who opened the exhibition, said, "Climate Talkies is our light-hearted and different way of looking at how negotiations have happened all these years."
`Climate Talkies` takes its inspiration from some of the greatest and most iconic Hollywood film names of all times, starting with `The Sound of Music` and including movies like `The Full Monty` and `Catch Me if You Can` in its lists.
Each poster then proceeds to talk about one year of negotiations, beginning with the 1992 Rio Conference.
The Warsaw Climate Change Conference, which opened on November 11, entered their penultimate day yesterday with the developing and developed nations still squabbling over funding for poor nations to deal with climate change.


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Nevermind. Execute Gogg.
My liege! What is it that you require today? Might I suggest waffles?
The throne recognizes the Sir Goggles of France. Your suggestion of waffles has been considered and approved with the following required amendment: Fried Chicken. Please deliver both post haste.
It's Modem. He's one of the Assassins. I'd bet Goggaler's life on it.
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"Birch person who was supportive of the Perot campaign, but not that aspect. Did you know about Ross Perot wanting a con con?"
I was both a member of the John Birch Society and United We Stand (Ross Perot Group), and a Constitutional Convention is certainly a good thing if done with Transparency by true Representatives of Voluntary Associations.
The Con Con (confidence scheme con game) that happened in 1787 was a censored, Gag Ordered, closed door, dirty compromise, and Crime being made Legal by Criminals who volunteered to be Criminals and then they "volunteered" all their targeted victims to be slaves.
You, again, can't find another person on Planet Earth able to write that last sentence, but a Modern Day Patrick Henry, or George Mason can confirm the actual fact of the matter.
You tell me.
A Congress meets to solve the Enemy Foreign and Domestic Problem, and when the Congress decides on action, they decide to create a Democratic Federated Republic, and it works, and the enemies are no longer paid so well, both foreign and domestic.
What is the problem of a Congress having a meeting to solve a problem?
You tell me.
"I pay taxes in order not to offend them, because if I offend them, I will smart for it. I am saving my own skin. Human nature?"
So long as you see that it is evil, you will work to solve that problem, and so long as other people think that it is good, to invest in this type of investment, then it will persist, as it was designed that way to persist, as the slaves (Stockholm Syndrome) are MADE to succumb to Absolute Abject Believe in Falsehood Without Question.
Even that masters suffer the same fate.
That is all in Scripture as far as I can understand Scripture, so far, and with your welcome help.
"And all of that can be accomplished if we will but create our own money. But the conditioning to use Caesar's money is too great. So we stand at the machine even when we could liberate ourselves?"
You are so far along, so far from where you were, that in my opinion, pretending to be teacher, you get an A+ with extra credit for that message, and it stands as a message without having anything to do with you. You can be totally absent, and the message remains POWERFUL. Because you wrote it, is it not proof of you earning credit?
"Yes, that is why we must take those positions of power. Ron Paul wanted us to do it by taking over the Party called the GOP. Or to do what we want to do toward the goal of Liberty, as I remember him saying we all have different interests."
Around the time I found The John Birch Society, Ludwig Von Mises, Ros Perot, Alex Jones, I also found Ron Paul, so the omission is thankfully no longer omitted.
Ron Paul is the genuine thing that the Legal Criminals would like to Counterfeit, but there is no way that they can, because doing so would surrender their power of deceit.
"Thank you Joe, for another Lesson in Liberty."
I will check out those links posted, to see if I can invent some worthy sentences to publish. I can also tell you that I have a new step taken in the book project, having possibly sent in a usable .pdf Book Cover file to Book Masters.
I can send you the book cover file via e-mail if you want to approve it, or see it, it is large because they demand hi pixel counts for printing purposes.
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This year Valentine's Day isn't for romance. It's for murder. Mega rich restaurant owner Jack Barnes and his second wife Zee are very much in love. However, their plans for Valentine's Day are about to be torn apart by the most violent murder. Who is the strange figure plotting this sick crime? Who hates Jack that much? There are plenty of suspects living in Jack's fancy block of flats. Is it them, or could it be the work of an outsider with a twisted mind? One thing's for sure, the police have got their work cut out solving this bloody mess.
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Bloody Valentine is a very short (122 pages) murder mystery in the Quick Reads series by James Patterson. Valentine's Day, and mega-rich restaurant owner, Jack Barnes, is planning to take his pregnant wife away for a weekend. But before they can even meet for lunch, Jack receives an exquisitely wrapped but shocking gift that will change his life. The story follows the movements of Jack, his wife, Zee, and the cruel and clever killer as the violent murder is planned and carried out. Inspector Amy Stuart and Sergeant Ben Miller (possible characters for a later novel?) set out to solve the Bloody Valentine. Set in London, this is essentially a locked-room mystery, and, perhaps because it has not been co-written with another author, it is quite good for a very short read.
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As usual James Patterson doesn't disappoint with 'Bloody Valentine'. A thrilling murder mystery of the best kind, this quick read will have you riveted until the very last page.
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The Trace Lofts Thursday June 21st 6-8 pm Trace Buyers' Lounge (Home of the the future "Gun Club" lounge 1408 12th Ave Seattle WA 98122 Acclaimed designer and artist Tina Randolph creates visually captivating and sensual environments. Often working with Venetian plaster, cement, and wax, Tina uses her knowledge of color, textural sensibilities and understanding of space to bring interiors to life. Her interior work has been featured in numerous design magazines, design books, and the HGTV network. You can see her mural peering down over the Gun Club. [Read More]
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Chris Crites and Lovely Wife Natania at Victrola Ramble on up to Victrola to see Chris Crites and Tim Marsden's new show gracing their walls. Chris' half is called "sans Silver Lining: Portraits of Mushroom clouds and the men who made them" and Tim's new and exciting work will be on display until June 30th. [Read More]
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#1 Jan 4, 2009
Raymond Alan White has a cell phone and a Myspace account.
#2 Jan 4, 2009
Raymond Alan White is in for attempted murder among other things. The fact of him possibly having a cell phone and a Myspace account bothers me.
#3 Jan 4, 2010
Who beat up the guard?
#4 Nov 13, 2013
many of the inmates have cell phones in all prisons its not that big of a deal
#5 Nov 14, 2013
They need to crack down on how in human those guys are treated and how unsafe the food is.And the way the security officers treat some and try to push their buttons to get them in trouble
#6 Nov 24, 2013
The state of SC needs to know how in-human our guys are treated in Lieber (I doubt it is the only one). The food they are given most of the time you would not feed your dogs. Most of the time they don't even know what it is.
They are everyone there paying there dues. And I know if they do something to brake the rules, Lieber do have to do something but come on How cruel can they treat our guys and get by with it. Like a cell phone, my son was catch with one. Ok I know they have to do something. But really!! They have taken away for 1 year, his visits, his phone calls home and his canteen. FOR 1. YEAR I last saw my son the first of Aug 2013 and can't see him again till the end of Sept 2014 . The prisons says they are training their inmates to be better ciziaisons when they are released. But in reality all they are doing is teaching them to be a prisoner. They are totally cutting our guys off from any reality of the outside world. IT TOTALLY INHUMAN TO TAKE EVERYTHING AWAY AND FOR A WHOLE YEAR. I CAN SEE TAKING AWAY ONE THING. BUT EVERYTHING, IF WE DONT SPEAKE UP FOR OUR GUYS, THEN WHo WILL. PLEASE EVERYONE SPEAKE UP
#7 Nov 26, 2013
If he didnt do something to warrant going to jail he would have all his freedoms. Its called jail for a reason, and he is a prisoner.
#8 Nov 27, 2013
I so agree with you.
#9 Nov 27, 2013
I so agree,and yes some deserve but the way they are treated at Lieber is unreal.No one should have to go through what those guys do.no matter what they are human and have souls.When the time comes I sure wouldn't want to walk in none of those security officers shoes.
#10 Nov 27, 2013
What can we do to help stop the abuse that goes on their.
#11 Nov 27, 2013
Your real worries start when he drops the soap in the shower.
#12 Dec 17, 2013
they aren't treated any kind of way. and a lot of times we eat the food that they cook for breakfast and lunch...its really not that bad.
#13 Dec 30, 2013
wow that's really crazy.
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So is Caro now in a more hardcore training mode? Colorado seemed largely like a vacation with some fitness training thrown in. She needs a ton of work on her game technically.
Caro had the 2nd worst 1st serve winning % among the year end top 10 at 63%. Li was the next lowest at 64.3%. Everyone else except Errani (59.1%
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You're only giving us part of the picture.The 4% difference is obviously a big drop-off for the Italian,but where does Caro stand,percentage-wise,against the Top 8?Tbh,if most of those gals are between 65 and 65.9%,then Caro's numbers won't seem so abysmal.She should always seek to improve,if possible,but could you give us a better perspective by listing the entire Top 10??
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...at a rave... HIV? PLEASE HELP! (NEEDLE STICK) (URBAN LEGEND, 2009) Jul 4, 2009 Hi Doc. I've read the previous questions about needle stick injuries and pin pricks at this forum and you have answered all of them the same way. However, MINE IS... Read more »
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About Half of Nurses in U.K. Have Experienced Needle Stick Injuries, Many Are Concerned About HIV Risk, Study Says...everyday threat for nurses" ( BBC News , 11/19). Currently, 94% of employers have a policy that covers prevention and reporting of needle stick injuries, but only 55% of the nurses surveyed had received training from their employer on safe needle... Read more »
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Today's city guide update comes from Austin resident, and artist-extraordinaire Alyson Fox. Alyson knows exactly why Austin is such a phenomenal city and today she shares with us the reasons why. With an ever-growing art and music scene, and a bounty of new restaurants popping up on the scene (just check the list below), Alyson has given us a great guide to shopping, dining and seeing all that austin has to offer. Thanks alyson for a great update!–Stephanie
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- Bow and Arrow: A great little clothing store for men and women that shares a joining space with Spartan.
- Stag:. A well edited menswear clothing store that is perfectly designed and merchandised.
- Feathers: A fun selection of vintage clothing and accessories. You are sure to find something.
- Spartan: a well-edited mix of gift/paper/travel/housewares. Spartan also offers registry services.
- Finch: as one Yelp-er put it, "If you like the aesthetic of Dwell magazine and Design*Sponge, you'll fall in love with Finch."
- Aviary: incredible home decor and accessories (vintage and modern).
- Uncommon Objects: it might be a major crime not to have this first on the list. Uncommon Objects is an Austin institution carrying antiques, furniture, clothing, accessories and more. The common answer to questions about this store is "Just Go".
- Room Service Vintage: some of austin's finest vintage furniture.
- Gardens Austin: Mouth watering home, garden and lanscape architecture goods. Great stuff, expensive though.
- Wildflower: a great bed, bath and home store with organic everything from around the world.
- Big Red Sun: stunning (stunning) collection of furniture and home accessories. Great outdoor and garden goods, too.
- Mercury Design Studio: A major must-visit with a mind-blowing collection of vintage accessories and furniture, as well as contemporary gifts. They offer design services as well. Really, a must-visit for anyone heading to Austin.
- Eliza page: Great jewelry and accessories with a lot of local artists.
- Tops: a great resource for old metal desks, lockers, file cabinets and chairs from offices and schools.
- By George: One of the prettiest stores I have been in for clothing. Beautiful things.
- Eco Wise: sustainable home /body store. Organic matresses, dishwashers…
- Underwear: great undergarments
- Cush Cush: Great upholstery fabric (lot's of vintage blots too!). By appt only.
- Fanny's: Upholstery Fabric that is locally owned and has a good selection.
- Service: for the boys. Good simple clothes.
- La Luz: a great store with vintage home goods. Really good furniture.
- The Paper Place: great gift store. Stationery as well.
- IF+D: all things contemporary furniture and home decor. Great selection of lighting and artwork.
- Toy Joy: for the little ones and adults. Awesome toys and gadgets. Locally owned and an Austin Favorite.
- Progress- It's a coffee place but they always have great art on the wall for sale.
- Hill Country Weavers: textiles, thread, craft supplies and much, much more.
- Kickpleat: Alyson's favorite clothing store.
- Ten Thousand Villages: wide range of personal and home accessories with a "world" flair.
- Azzia: modern/contemporary furniture.
- Four Hands Home: traditional, solid furniture if you're in the market for something a little less contemporary.
- Nest Modern: modern furniture and home accessories.
- MOSS- a designer consignment store opened by the owners of the popular Feathers boutique.
- Dog and Pony- a new boutique with vintage finds as well as new things. Close to UT campus.
- AMOA: Austin Museum of Art always has great shows.
- Blanton Museum of Art: The Blanton is the largest College Art Museum in the Nation. Beautiful space and a great collection.
- Women and Their Work: A space dedicate to showing women's work. Group and solo shows.
- Art House- it recently reopened ( much anticipated) and it is a really beautifully designed space by the LTL design team.
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- The Good Knight: A fun bar/restaurant.
- Enoteca: Yummy Italian Food. Great Brunch on the weekends.
- Thai Fresh: Great Thai plus cooking classes available.
- Food Heads: Delicious sandwiches, salads and soups.
- Eastside Showroom: Food, drinks and music.
- Justines: Perfect French food in a great old house. I love it, but it is very popular so be prepared.
- Enchiladas y Mas: I'm told by several people who eat meat that they have the the best Beef Fajitas ever.
- Wink: A nice restaurant that has an ever changing menu. They also have a separate bar adjacent to the restaurant.
- Amy's Ice cream : A local favorite for creamy yummy ice cream.
- The Steeping Room: Great healthy food in the Domain ( outside Mall). The best coconut tea!
- Whip In: Live music a couple times a week and delicious breakfast and lunch sandwiches on naan.
- Taco Deli: Fresh tacos. Really yummy green salsa.
- Torchy's Tacos: Good Taco's with fun names.
- Hey Cupcake: Big yummy cupcakes.
- Counter Culture: Vegan and raw foods served from a trailer. Love it.
- Uchi: Great Sushi
- Casa De Luz: Alyson's favorite. A Macrobiotic well being center. Pizza and mexican night are the best and Sunday Brunch.
- Polvo's: great Mexican
- Vespaio: Italian food
- 34th street cafe: wonderful sandwiches and soups!
- Eastside Cafe: great fresh menu with many organic items and fresh herbs from their home garden
- Davine Foods: All veggie place that is so healthy and delicious.
- Lamberts: A great alternative to traditional bar-b-cue. Great side dishes.
- Starlite Cafe: great brunch and yummy hashbrowns
- south congress cafe: yummy brunch.
- Koriente: Great Asian Food
- Quacks Bakery: Best vegan treat I have had in a long time: Chocolate covered brownie.
- Cocina de consuelo: Best breakfast tacos
- House Pizzeria: They have a roasted potato pizza that is to die for.
- El Chile: Good food, fun space and I love the salsa.
- Red House Pizza: A fun bar with great pizza.
- Fino- they have a fun outside patio and good food.
- Mohawk bar- fun space, music and lot's of local things happening there.
- Spartan Pizza- Yummy- with great toppings. In a trailer
- Perlas- a seafood and oyster bar. When the weather is nice the patio is hard to beat.
- Homeslice pizza- Can you tell I like pizza? THey have a great thing going here.
- Hopdoddy- incredible hamburgers. really. A great veggie burger and locally sourced meat.
- Haddingtons- great cocktails and food.
- Mulberry- a wine bar with really tasty tapas and food.
- Tacos and Tequila- a hearty weekend brunch.
To eat:
Fonda San Miguel
great brunch
As a fellow Austinite I recommend Mother's Cafe and Garden. They have the most amazing all vegetarian menu! It is actually right across the street from Quacks Bakery. If you visit Quacks Bakery you have to try the vegan truffles.
I lived in Austin for 2 years before transferring to art school in Rhode Island. I am definitely moving back after I graduate! I miss Austin so much! 3 suggestions for food that MUST be on the list.
Maudie's Tex-Mex
There are several locations but the one on 1212 S. Lamar is my favorite!
Real Tex-Mex, real great prices (especially their lunch specials).
Hula Hut
3825 Lake Austin Blvd
Beautiful place on the lake. This is the one place I always make sure to take out of town friends to. A Hawaiian twist to the famous Chuy's Tex-Mex.
Food Heads
616 W. 24th St
BEST sandwiches. Fresh and delicious.
Blackmail / Vivid is also a must visit. Down the street from Uncommon Objects, they have 2 spaces – one that's all black items, clothing, and vintage boots, and the other that's full of bright, colorful items and art. Creatures next door is a great local shoe shop for guys and girls, and Hovercraft across the street has great home and personal accessories. It's owned by Creatures people.
I would also suggest Beatnik Vintage for modern Dutch furniture. Good prices and quality pieces. They are worth a visit if they are still in business.
I second the comment about Mother's. AND it just reopened. Delicious!
wow, i can't believe this was missed. . . the hotel san jose is an absolute must-see, and stay here if you can afford it. at least go by and have a glass of wine on the beautiful patio.
Impeccable timing Grace and Alyson! I'm off to Austin for the first time in two weeks to visit a wonderful friend and hopefully to check out Stitch Austin (www.stitchaustin.com). Thanks again for the recommendations!!!!
i second the hotel san jose. the rooms and atmosphere are really wonderful.
Lights Fantastic is great source for obscure and iconic hard-wired lighting. And Flip-Happy Crepes is a must visit for Paris-meets-Texas sweet & savory crepes served out of a vintage Airstream.
Thank you so much for this great list! I've been an Austinite my entire life and I love it here. If you ever do get the chance, you really should come visit. I highly recommend that you eat at Shady Grove on Barton Springs road, they have the best strawberry margarita I've ever had.
Sweet! Next time I hop over there I am going to take this with me!
I was wondering when Austin was going to get a guide. There are so many restaurants (Austin is very food-centric) and a few stores that could be added to the list, but all-in-all, this is a great start for anyone new to the city.
What great places, that make me miss living in Austin even more than I did already. You just can't get a good breakfast taco up north!
Yay! Austin! For the parents, Terra Toys (by my house, conveniently) is a wonderful toy store. I love this guide. I didn't know a few places mentioned — and I thought I knew everything.
anchovee, unfortunately Beatnik's is gone, replaced by a drab consignment furniture shop. i only discovered it during the going out of business sale, but ended up with my favorite piece, a gorgeous dutch hutch for $75.
Tesoros Trading Company
Austin, Texas, at 209 Congress Avenue
Austin's Tamale House
5003 Airport Blvd, Austin, TX 78751-2708
I'm a Dallasite but visit Austin several times a year. And I can say from experience that your suggestions are fantastic choices. I'll be in town Nov. 10-11 for Stitch Austin and plan to visit some of the places on your list that I had yet to discover. Thanks!
i third the san jose hotel. cool room. we stayed there last year for our anniversary. it gets pretty live in the evening as it is a favorite after work spot. also guero's taco bar is a must place to eat. the best mexican food that i have ever had.
oh, another i'd like to mention that i think d*s readers would love: blue dahlia on east 11th: http://myspace.com/bluedahliabistro.
the eat shop guide to austin is pretty good, but it's tough for a printed book to keep up with all the new places opening! yelp.com is a great new source of recommendations when traveling.
what about the Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic store that opened at The Domain? Finally the real deal for all things Rachel Ashwell, vintage, furniture…the list goes on!
If anyone happens to visit Toy Joy, check out Dhaba Joy too. All the food there is vegan and I take a trip there at least once a week to get a cupcake fix.
You must adventure to a hidden oasis called Cafe Mundi. http://www.cafemundi.com.
Everytime I visit Austin, you can find me sippin' on their yummy mint mate late in the garden and watching for wild parrots… heaven.
I used to live in Austin, and I miss it so much. Here are 2 more places to eat to add to your list:
* Mi Madre's = best breakfast tacos
* Dirty Martin's = best burgers
I hope you get to Austin sometime soon — you'll love it!
Hi there…Man i love reading your blog, interesting posts ! it was a great Thursday
Whoa, no Curras ? Mmm, avocado margaritas. http://www.currasgrill.com
For furniture, I like Austin Modern, too. I got a pretty cool Kaganesque coffee table there. http://www.austinmodern.com
i used to live in austin, but moved to the dallas area for grad school. i miss it SO much.
-taco deli is a must!
-i forth the san jose…(it's where my we stayed the weekend my fiance proposed)
-frank and angie's is a cute little italian restaurant
-all of south congress
-east side cafe is a MUST
i could go on forever…austin is my favorite city in texas!
I second eating at Maudi's….great Mexican food and potent margaritas!
Also, Shady Grove on Barton Springs- for hamburgers, salads, and such! Sit outside…there is usually a band and some nights they play silent films.
Good list!
I second the motions for Hotel San Jose, Terra Toys, and Guero's to be added to the list.
I'd also recommend Maya on S.Congress for beautiful jewelry, home and gift items, and Parts and Labour (also on South Congress) for items made by some of our favorite DIY and indie craft gurus.
Of course there's so much more to add that I love about this town, but I can't list them all here…..
I lived in Austin during my study abroad time from university in London. SPIDER HOUSE was a favourite haunt for great mexican hot chocolate and crazy decorative elements. Think stone gargoyles and fifties diner tables!
2908 Fruth Street.
gotta love the "republic of travis county" (aka austin). no matter what preconceived notions you may have about tx, austin is its very own. we are a blue dot in a red state. keep austin weird. thanks for the great recommendations.
Great list! I miss Austin … I may be in Dallas now but Longhorn for life!
Here are some places I suggest:
The historic Driskill Hotel for brunch! http://www.1886cafeandbakery.com/
A bookstore I could spend hours in: Book People – http://www.bookpeople.com/
Other food picks: magnolia cafe,
chez zee, and I bet you will be overwhelmed by the Whole Foods on Lamar Blvd. – a foodie's dream!
If you like to be overwhelmed by food then you also have to check Central Market. That is hands down the number one thing I miss about Austin.
Magnolia Cafe on South Congress is always a blast… 24 hours… diverse menu… it will satisfy any craving you have.
The Elephant Room Downtown is another one of my favorite spots. It's the perfect spot to catch a night of live jazz!
I, too, highly recommend the Hotel San José and Tesoros. I also highly recommend Kerbey Lane for eats, Flipnotics for coffee & vanilla frappés, and BookPeople for not only great books, but also the best card and magazine selection. Oh – Waterloo if you need good tunes. I live in Houston, but Austin is the best city in Texas!
The restaurants/cafe's along Manor Road just east of I-35 are pretty fabulous: el Chile, Vivo's, Hoover's, el Chilito, Clementine's, Stortini's…and now Aster's Ethiopian is open on Deen Keaton.
Saturday mornings at Boggy Creek farm can't be beat–buy locally grown produce and flowers, listen to music under the giant tree and feed the chickens–all within spitting distance of downtown!
in NYC for 12 yrs. now, but still miss Austin. How about Kirby Lane & Magnolia cafe's. Someboday tell me they are still around!
Recently relocated to Austin, I have to second Parts and Labor on S. Congress – all local designers/crafters and amazingly great t-shirts.
And just across the street is Hey, Cupcake – a beautifully martianesque Airstream trailer cupcake stand, inspired by Magnolia Bakery.
Yep! Kirby Lane and Magnolia's are still here! Though, I've only been at Kirby Lane within the span of 3am-6am.. I've only been here for about two months, being a new student at UT, so this guide is great! How exciting! I need help finding an affordable way to start furnishing my apartment in fall 2008, though. I guess I should start accumulating stuff now, right?
what an amazing list. I am sending this to all the designers and vendors coming in from out of town for Stitch.
i just love these city guides for traveling!
i'm crossing my fingers that minneapolis is on the list for a guide soon : )
Here are my picks for Austin's best that I didn't see mentioned:
* Juan and A Million- East side breakfast (and lunch hotspot) that has what is honestly the BIGGEST, cheapest, and tastiest scratch made breakfast taco around these parts called the Don Juan…you only need to order 1!!
* Guero's- tasty chicken tacos located on the Congress strip
* Toy Joy- just about the coolest toy shop I've ever seen located on the drag
* Kirby Lane- My favorite 24 eatery. I belive they are an organic place (don't qoute me on that). One of the two original owners of went off to start Magnolia Cafe, as I've come to understand, so their menus are very similar but Kirby feels a lot nicer to me. Tasty Gingerbread Pancakes!!! Various locations around town, my favorite is the original location on Kirby Lane.
Amy's Ice Cream- The best ice cream you'll ever taste. No really. You can test 'em all if ya want to but my favorite is the Mexican Vanilla with the Dark Chocolate with some stawberries crushed in. Various locations around town.
Wally's Hamburgers- Now, i I had one wish it wouldn't be for world peace it would be that Wally's Burgers would be good for you much like carrots or spinich. Seriously, the best burger and shake (oh my lord, THE CHOCOLATE SHAKES) combo you can get here in Austin. Take it from a burger gal!! Located in North Austin.
The Alamo Draft House- The best movie experience out here. Kick back and enjoy a current or cult favorite with a tasty dinner and a tall beer. Various locations in town ; recommend the new downtown location on 6th street.
Waterloo Records- good but expensive and the 'tude there is very hoity tioty but is known for more obscure hard to find stuff as well as the latest in music. Not my fav but I figured it should be noted.
The Red Red River District- The best clubs in town:
Emo's- (at the corner of Red River and 6th) has the best bands for the best prices in town from Hip-Hop to Punk, Hardcore to Metal this place is great!
Elysium- Has the best 80's night EVER on a Sunday night with a $3 cover…I'm talking good 80's, like The Smiths, Adam Ant, The Cure, The Ramones, etc…It's always packed and sooo much fun!!
Club Deville- Nice little bar with a great atmosphere.
Room 710- awesome punk rock club
Ssshhhhhhh! If ya'll keep talking about how great Austin is, we will be crawling with yankees! The sub-urban sprawl, traffic, and new toll roads are bad enough already. Did I mention that it gets hot enough to melt a flip flop on the sidewalk and the humidity is unbearable. Definitely not a place for the timid, Texans do not welcome visitors!
suzie, how unfortunate about Beatniks. i have been planning to go back there ever since i bought a beautiful dining room table from them.
I love it Crusty! Yeah, don't give away all our secrets.
Alyson has great taste — I love all of these places and frequent them often! Good job!
I'm so excited by this post! I've lived in Austin for years, but instead of enjoying it, I've been pathetically mopey and missing the pacific NW. I recently decided to do something about it by trying something new & local once a week. This gives me a great place to start! Thanks.
I don't know if it's been mentioned before, but with regard to the Biz Ladies, Austin has an established "Babes in Biz" group. It has several hundred members and was founded , of course, by Ms. Perkins (who posted above). Look into it if you are local!
You know, Austin is packed so full of such wonderful places that it would be almost easier (but not very nice) to post places not to go. The list would be QUITE short! I LOVE this town.
Love the Austin guide! Love all the great comments. Living off South Congres, I have to say I'm partial to, well, all of Austin. I'd have to add Hyde Park to the menu (not to mention Kerbey Lane, as well), and give a big huge plug for Room Service Vintage (there is a South and a North location, each carries a different trove of furniture, housewares, and awesome light fixtures.) Also, Amy's Ice Cream is a must-visit to satisfy a sweet-tooth.
I can't believe the great response you have had on this post Grace! I wish someone would do this for little Durban.
Great timing on this post. My wife and I are heading out to Austin for Stitch Austin (indy fashion and craft bazaar) next weekend.
I've been out once before but looking forward to trying some of these great suggestions.
Ahhh, Austin! I was born and raised here, and I haven't heard of a surprising number of shops on this list! I think I might be hitting up TOPS sometime very soon, I need a new desk and an old, metal one sounds perfect.
I am planning to travel to Austin this weekend and taking photos of several of the places you included. I will post them on my blog next week.
By the way, Amarillo is my home town! Most people I talk to have never even heard of it!
For those interested in tops, there is also one in the north. Located at the intersection of Kramer and Braker. They keep a bunch of furniture outside during the day, and it is TEMPTING!
Voted Best Home Service (interior design) in The Austin Chronicle:
Robin did a room for us and we LOVED it! She's an awesome designer, and her rates are really reasonable. She's got her finger on the pulse of Austin design. Check her out!
I can officially vouch for this awesome guide! What a FANTASTIC city! I created my own city guide of sorts with images in my flickr set (complete with links).
This nursery needs to be mentioned as well. It is located on the east side and they do some really amazing design work.
I definately am excited that somebody posted their love for hey cupcake :)
I agree, Mother's Cafe & Garden is delicious! One that I argue is that Dirty Martin's is the best burger – a travesty! Its a dark punk rock-ish bar, but you MUST go to CASINO EL CAMINO on 6th st for a burger. Best burger in austin hands down – no contest. I think their kitchen opens at 4pm, but expect 45min to 1hr wait for their burgers after 9pm – the locals know its worth the wait.
kewl! i am lost out here and this gave me a couple leads. kewl people looking for a bargain property? look in taylor texas! this little town is the next to blow up real estate wise! i just got a steal 1600 sq ft fixer upper for 74000! i am a huge dwell fan! maybe you'll soon see my house in a mag! now i need other kewl peeps to move there too! heehee!
Totally check out Austin Modern Vintage!
They have a website so I can check out the vintage eye candy from work and I love their design sense and prices. Got a great pair of 60s Knoll side chairs there for a steal!
They were just nominated one of the top vintage treasures of Austin in the Eat Shop Austin Guide.
They're just down the street from Roomservice and Pallenberg on North Loop, make a day of it and head to Epoch Coffeehouse for excellent pizza from Eastside Pies!
Don't miss out on the great food at Hyde Park Bar & Grill and also at The Tavern on 12th. Different atmospheres, but equally good food.
Great list, but y'all left off a few awesome places:
–Maria's Taco Xpress. Austinites can argue all day about which place has the best breakfast tacos, but Taco Xpress is my personal fave and has topped various foodie polls. Design-wise, the statue of Maria towering above the place must be seen to be believed – kitsch at its finest.
–Polvo's. Some of the best – and most lethal – margaritas in town, but more importantly, some true interior Mexican cuisine that you don't generally see in this Tex-Mex dominated town (aside from Fonda San Miguel, which is amazing as well but quite pricey). I don't personally smoke, but my smoker friends appreciate the fact that it has a huge outdoor patio, which – this being Austin – is usable about 10 months out of the year.
-Chuy's has become a mini-chain of sorts, but the original on Barton Springs is most definitely worth a look. Kitsch-fab decor, top-notch margaritas, and notorious as the place where Jenna Bush was once arrested for underage drinking.
–Several of its stores (e.g. Finch & Mercury Design) have already been mentioned, but the 2nd St. District as a whole is worth a looksee. It also has the advantage of being the most easily walkable collection of stores in town, aside from the big malls (including the Domain); S. Congress is as well, but it's a bit more of a hike (as in uphill). And don't miss 2nd's western side! (the district is split into two halves, with City Hall and the future W Hotel in the middle)
–Speaking of Finch, owner Kristi Pruett just opened a really cute kids store right next door called Wee. Lots of great design-oriented toys, games and clothes for tots.
To give a few shoutouts to the east side:
–Longbranch Inn – dive-y bar on a newly revitalized strip of 12th St. Great vibe, dirt-cheap beer, a 2-minute drive from downtown.
–Progress Coffee – excellent indie coffeehouse a block east of I-35 w/great nosh, free wi-fi, ample parking (usually a problem at Flipnotics & Halcyon, my other faves), and coffee made with Fair Trade beans.
–The Peacock – it's a little hard to find (and on the edge of the revamped part of E. Austin), but design-wise it's one of the coolest little bars in town, and the work of designer extraordinaire Joel Mozersky.
On the cultural front: UT's Blanton Museum of Art is definitely worth a visit. It's not widely known, but the Blanton has the largest collection of Latin & South American art anywhere on the continent. Arthouse on Congress usually has some interesting exhibitions going on as well, as does AMoA (Austin Museum of Art).
A couple of other notes:
–The San Jose is the coolest hotel in town, as nearly everyone agrees, but that also means it's one of the busiest. They're at 100% occupancy most of the year, so BOOK EARLY if you want to stay there, particularly on weekends and if there's some sort of big event going on. (If said event is ACL or SXSW, you should plan on booking a year in advance. Seriously.)
–It's Kerbey Lane Cafe, not "Kirby," which is important to note since that's the name of the street it's on (and thus a Google Maps/Mapquest search on "Kirby Lane" would yield no results). Btw there's a newer location on S. Lamar, near Taco Xpress, as well as one up in N. Austin.
–A word of warning to you folks visiting from elsewhere: many of Austin's best restaurants (e.g. Uchi and Vespaio) don't take reservations. It's one of those "Austin things" that takes some getting used to. Expect a 90-120 minute wait at primetimes on weekends; here we just think of it as "cocktail hour." Same goes with Kerbey Lane & Magnolia for weekend brunch: you'll have to cool your heels for a good 45-60 minutes (unless you're solo and want to sit at the bar, at least if you're at Magnolia or Kerbey South).
–Austin now has multiple Alamo Drafthouses. All are good, but the best is housed in an old movie theater downtown called the Ritz. The "original" Drafthouse in the Warehouse District is now closed, FYI (the rent came to be too pricey now that the district is so popular).
Great list.
I'm going down to Austin in a month and am considering moving down there! FYI Maria's Taco Express is in a new building, her statue is no longer looking over all who enter. I heard some kids vandalized it. The new building is bigger, but doesn't quite have the charm of the former shack. The breakfast tacos are still fantastic!
This is such a resourceful site for me considering the fact that I am moving there late summer. I love the local scene and will have to check out everything suggested.
A couple of additions to the list:
The migas tacos (loaded down with the complimentary green sauce that comes with them) at Juanita's Tacos on W. 5th
I like Bouldin Creek coffee house on S. 1st–it's kind of dingy but comfortable and with lots of outdoor seating. A great light meal there is the Slacker (a bean and rice dish) w/ the works, plus cornbread. Cheap and delicious.
I am in love with so many of the shops and restaurants mentioned here! My favorite shopping area is right near the original Kerbey Lane Cafe…it's called Jefferson Square. There are a few sweet shops and the best is Verbena. They have a mix of new and vintage and they are also a custom flower shop. I have ordered a few amazing bouquets from them and love the girls there!
A few more not mentions?
Uptown Modern (mid-century vintage furnishing and home decorations)
Austin Modern (70's vintage furniture)
Crestview Doors (mid-century modern doors and screens)
Is Storyville still open???
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Austin and am always inspired when I visit. Although already mentioned, I could spend a day or two just wandering the aisles of Uncommon Objects. The Hotel San Jose is simply amazing, every nook and cranny. South Congress Ave is a must!
Tamale House #5
You can't beat 99 cent breakfast tacos! Airport Rd. is a goldmine.
If you're thinking about moving to Austin, check out http:www-move-to-austin.com, a local's guide to making the big leap.
I have to add my secret find in Austin. Zanzibar is my favorite gift store. It has everything your heart desires…..furniture, books, candles, scarves, wine glasses, lamps. I could go on and on. Plus it's right next door to By George!
Zanzibar Home & Gift
524 N. Lamar
Austin, TX 78703
Kimber Modern
San Jose as above
Hotel Saint Cecilia
Bars on eastside:
Scoot Inn
Peacock lounge
Rio Rita
Good Knight
Blue Dahlia: French
The Clay Pit: Indian
Lamberts: modern smokehouse
Enoteca; Italian
Madam Mam's: Thai
Ranch 616: Mexican/margaritas
Parkside: oysters and good food
Buenos Aires: Argentian
Sugar Mamas
Bows and Arrows (next to Spartan)
By George
Uncommon Objects: antiques
Austin Modern
Roundtop/Warrenton Antique show in the fields: April/Oct: ask Uncommon Objects, they show in it
Hah wow.
Every single one of these suggestions is great.
I have only one small one (the good ones were taken!):
The Cupcake Bar.
It's amazing. But so is the rest of the town.
Hi there….a new part time resident in Austin, that's me….but was taken last week to a new -ish restaurant (open seven months) on South Lamar called Olivia. It was fabulous! Very chic, very "local foods", very very good. Just a little north of the Broken Spoke, so you can eat first and go dancing later! (love the rest of this guide…will come in handy in May when I get back to Austin from still snowy Canada!)
austin t-shirt company – unique & beautiful
I've just stumbled on this post – quite a bit late. But I must mention that there is a magazine in Austin called the "Austin Design Guide". And it only deals with home related resources. Your title "Austin Design Guide" seems misleading since this post seems to deal primarily with restruants and boutiques.
check these out for sure:
spiderhouse- cafe
buffalo exchange- vintage clothes
toy joy- neato toys
uncommon objects- antiques
and a fun night out (thursday is usually best): beauty bar
Thanks for the guide! I would LOVE to see these guides saved as 'My Maps' on Google Maps. Would be awesome!
Another MUST is Homeslice Pizza, located in the heart of South Congress. Amazing New York style pizza! It can often be a long wait during lunch and dinner hours, but if you go before 6pm or after 9pm you can order pizza by the slice. And I would recommend going with the classic pepperoni… it is SO good.
Does anyone know of any good, cheap furniture reupholsterers in Austin?
in addition to this great list, I have to put a plug in for Domy:
awesome books, great art. check it out.
A fairly new addition to Austin- LuLu B's Vietnamese sandwiches off South Lamar. Amazing!
Check out the monthly City Wide Garage Sale at the Palmer Event Center. I've found cool furniture, vintage clothes, jewelry, etc. here.
I love Moonshine, Freddie's, Wiki-wiki Teriyaki for food, and UnBridaled (south 1st) for chic wedding goods too
As a 10 year resident, I'd love to add a few of my favorites:
Eating: don't miss out on the great trailer eateries!
— Good Seed Organic on Oltorf, near south Lamar
— Flip Happy Crepes, behind Romeo's on Barton Springs
— Hey Cupcake, with three locations (South Congress, Burnet Road, 620)
Besides all the great shops on South Congress, don't forget to check out Burnet Road and North Loop for vintage finds.
these are some fantastic recommendations! If it wasn't mentioned above, i (highly) recommend Blue Velvet, if you're into vintage clothing at spectacular prices. Seriously. I'm from NY and pretty well-informed about vintage. I find the selection w/ VERY fair prices cant be beat. Most Austinites are already in the know as this place has been an institution for over a decade. But what some may not know, is that they are now located on North Loop.
To Eat: Galaxy… great everything.
Any tips for places to check out/work in Lubbock, TX? Moving there for summer and need a graphic design internship!
I stayed at Hotel San Jose on my last trip to Austin, but I see Liz Lambert is back at it with Hotel St. Cecilia. Next time, I want to stay at this killer looking estate (off South Congress) that's been infused with rock n roll style.
We are big on wildflowers along the highways here in Austin thanks to Lady Bird Johnson. And the greeting cards that capture the fun in this are called Flat Flower Cards, which is based in our state capital. Take a look!
First off, I love this site but this thread is bugging me. I am an Austinite born and bred and my neighborhood (South Congress) is constantly crawling with people, I can't park on my own street, and we are gradually being priced out of the hood where we grew up. I know it's called "progress" but I can't afford to shop at any of these boutiques being mentioned, I can hardly afford to live within the city limits and more and more people come here all the time. Eventually the little city charm will dwindle and Austin will be another Dallas. And for the record Mothers is horrible, Bouldin Creek is muuuch better or Veggie Heaven even. So please, come and visit and be merry, but when it's all over, go home. Mucho gusto…
How is Trudy's not on here!? It is some of the best Tex-Mex Austin has to offer – not to mention their famous Mexican Martini!
@ Camille,
With respect to your comments, I would like to first say that I agree with you on the need for preservation. This small-town-turned-growing-metropolis otherwise known as Austin enjoys a unique position as Texas' unofficial "culture capital." Yes, pricey real estate developments bring problems (see this summer's Downtown Noise Ordinance, for example), and drive up rents.
But I must point out, the fact that you live in the South Congress area means that your home is valued at anywhere between half a million to $900,000. The median home cost for that area is nothing less than $450,000 at the very least.
If you are a renter, 1 bedrooms are available at the $800-1000 price range.
I'm sure that the tourists are a nuisance to you (believe me, I know), but to live in the city's most fashionable zip code is nothing to complain about!
I would love to have bought a home in Austin pre-boom, only to have my home value skyrocket like it did in the 00's. And, really, with the exception of By George and Stag, and sometimes Uncommon Objects, are the shops really that expensive?? Maya sells affordable costume jewelry and cute, casual clothing in the $20-80 price range, and a handful of vintage boutiques offer a variety of items at really reasonable prices! I just found a Pendleton wool sweater at Cream Vintage next to Crofts for something like $22! That's a major find!
It's really not so bad, Texas still has some of the lowest priced real estate in the country these days. Come on!
I can not believe Whole Earth Provision Company has not been mentioned. It is the COOLEST store! I can spend hours in there every time I walk in the door. 3 locations in Austin. A MUST for anyone looking for unique gifts. An Austin institution for sure.
And Mushashino is the best sushi in town. IMO. No 1-2 hour wait (uchi)….
Homeslice for pizza on south congress. I drool!
Oh glee I love this list!
But I'm afraid you can't come to Austin without having the best veggie burger in town (and I've had 'em all) at Bouldin Creek Coffee House, it's literally amazing- and pup friendly!
Spruce Upholstery.
La Luz merged with Prototype a while back. They seem to be focusing a little more on clothing than home furnishing/decor these days, though. As for food, food trucks are huge now (and quite a few are run by chefs from fancy restaurants). Check out Odd Duck Farm to Trailer, East Side King, Franklin Barbecue, Gourdough's, Chi'lantro, Me So Hungry, etc.
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Next to the Hotel San Jose (and atached to the Motel Austin), check out the relatively new Snack Bar. Very cool restaurant/bar/chill spot. Bethany Andree the owner is an artist and designer as well and it shows.
Can't forget the hamburgers, fries and shakes at the drive- or walk-through P. Terry's; the breakfast burritos and bbq at Rudy's (and you can fill up the car's tank at the same time); and Fino, for small plates and wine. We miss Austin terribly!
Stumbled upon your blog looking for eclectic nursery designs, which ARE AMAZING, very inspired, thank you.
Then I find this GEM of a blog!! I just moved to Austin from LA, after living there my entire life. And I already LOVE it, but man – this just gave me a to do list that is endless. THANK YOU. I'm so excited to live here.
Couple of favorites I'd like to add:
FEATHERS – Amazing vintage, SO well priced.
MAGNOLIA CAFE – Such a great chill spot for brunch.
STAG for men's clothing. Not a lot of men's shops here, but this one is great.
BUY DEFINITION for fashion forward current women's clothing. Plus the owner Esti is fab.
And Jo's for either a cup of coffee or a beer, take your pick. Gotta love Texas.
you missed Threshold….amazing modern furniture and fun accessories, including Missoni thresholdfurniture.com
Just a heads up–both Gardens and Big Red Sun have closed their retail spaces within the past year or so. Gardens is reopening a plant nursery this summer–yay!
oh! also, gotta say i think TacoDeli has the best tacos in town. and it's on the cheaper side compared to most of the restaurants mentioned in the comments.
Since this was an update I would assume you'd note places the are no more. Off teh top of my head, IF+D has moved in with Aviary (I think) and Gardens closed a while ago. Maybe double check the links as well… several don't seem to work.
It looks like Davine Foods has since closed, too.
I'm surprised to see the Alamo Drafthouse left out of this update. It was one of the best parts about living in Austin while I was there. I really miss it!
I was born and raised here – and it's growing so fast that I can't even keep up with everything on this list!
Note: Gardens and Big Red Sun are both closed for business – Gardens is now Gilda Grace boutique…not sure what Big Red Sun is though. And someone above mentioned Vivid – it's also closed :(
New list is pretty out of date. Gardens is closed, as is Cush Cush and Starlight.
I would add:
Whole Foods -downtown
Whole Earth Provision
Book People – book store love
Fonda San Miguel – for brunch
Waterloo Records
Flip Happy for crepes
Zuzu's for breakfast tacos
Salt Lick for barbeque (worth the drive out of town)
Natural Gardener – best plants and plant advice
Boggy Creek Farms for organic produce.
Alamo Draft House for movies
Settlement Home Garage Sale – first weekend in November is so worth the wait.
Interior Fabrics for great deals on upholstery fabrics
Mod Green Pod for organic cotton upholstery fabrics
Stitch Lab for craft and clothing fabrics
Silk Road for exotic fabrics & amazing selection of buttons
Sadly, Big Red Sun and Gardens are no longer in business.
Starlite has also closed. Replace by Frank (an awesome hot dog place).
Great recs – do want to mention that Starlite has also closed. Replaced by Frank (an awesome hot dog place).
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Check out El Arbol. It a beautiful finish-out and the food is amazing!
For people who are raw vegans or for those who want some awesome food and smoothies: Beets Cafe near downtown and Daily Juice has several locations in Austin.
If you need place to land and get some work done or hold a meeting. Check out my awesome Coworking space – Link Coworking
G'Raj Mahal is so cool. Food Truck vibe with waiter service. The atmosphere is quintessential Austin. They serve delicious Indian food using local and organic ingredients when possible. It is outdoor dining made super cozy with cute Mughal inspired tents with shear curtains. They generally have live music and it is BYOB. Opens after 5.
It's on Rainy St. near one of the coolest bars in Austin, Icenhauer's another must visit! fantastic cocktails and cool modern setting.
Spruce is awesome!! Best fabric selection in the city. Check out the store for vintage pieces that have been given new life. All about color and print!!
Oh, and Big Red Sun has reopened in a new location on E. Cesar Chavez and it is AMAZING!
DAILY JUICE has the best smoothies in the world!
Here's a helpful Google Map with many of the locations discussed here and in the comments pinpointed: http://g.co/maps/m7b6e
Check out Etcetera, Etc. on 2nd St. downtown. This little boutique is busting at the seams with fun, whimsical clothing and jewelry, and the owner is precious! Also, check out Elizabeth St. Cafe for some French-Vietnamese cuisine, and then Contigo for a ranch style dinner with all local farmer's produce and meats. Enjoy!!
Ahhhh! Bouldin Creek Coffeehouse and Cafe moved a couple of blocks away to South First and Mary! Converted an old tire store to a beautiful new space. See their Facebook page for some interior photos.
@sarah h – thank you for doing this! so helpful!
I'll be there in just a couple weeks! Thanks for the list
Bows + Arrows seems to have been replaced with JM Dry Goods, which is also a great boutique! I reccommend eating at Hillside Farmacy on East 11th that just opened in March and Franklin Barbecue if you can stand the wait.
Barley Swine is the best food in town!
El Primo taco truck on South First has THE best breakfast tacos
Lots of great suggestions. But if you want the best burger anywhere, please go to Hut's and get anything medium rare. Heaven.
Check out Michelle Thomas Design for some of Austin's best interior designs.