30
Apr
stored in: Food

Maudie’s can remedy what ails you when you’re craving a margarita and queso. Whether you’re grubbing on Pete’s Tantalizing breakfast tacos at brunch or refueling with a Strait Plate after a night on the town, Maudie’s has something for any mood. To put it simply, Maudie’s has unbelievable food at fast food prices and it [...]

30
Apr

Located in the warehouse district of downtown, Kenichi is one of the best Asian and Sushi restaurants in Austin. If you can stand the heat, I recommend you order the Dynamite Shrimp appetizer ($6), which is fried shrimp with an out-of-this world hot sauce. Kenichi takes reservations and can very often accommodate a day-of reservation. [...]

Jyl Kutsche is closing her popular Therapy boutique on S. Congress to begin a eco-friendly clothing line. The good news is everything in the store is 25% off and after the store closes, leftover inventory will be found at Le Garage Sale and www.therapyclothing.com. In it’s place, two UT alumni’s are opening Y&I [...]

30
Apr

Tonite is a tough call, too many good choices and impossible to attend all 3. Two rapidly successful and equally impressive bands, Man Man (Philidelphia) and Yeasayer (Brooklyn), play tonight at Emo’s outside. This Pitchfork Special Presentation is one not to be missed. Further Downtown, Kanye West, Rhianna, Lupe Fiasco, and N.E.R.D. will [...]

29
Apr

Manu Chao is one of the most enthusiastic bands out there, you will be jumping up and down after ever song during a live show.  Austin is lucky enough to have Manu Chao return for 2008’s ACL Festival.  Head on over to itunes and listen to ‘Je Ne T’aime Plus’ from the Clandestino album.  You [...]

Imperia is Austin’s own version of TAO. Executive Chef Joe Tellus previously worked in the New York and Las Vegas locations. This trendy, modern Asian dining spot is sure to satisfy your appetite before a night on the town or for after-work drinks and apps. Specialties include Peking Duck for 2 and Lobster & Shrimp [...]

29
Apr

Austin’s rich history adds to the city’s undeniable charm, and The Driskill Hotel is clearly a landmark among downtown’s architecture. This historical hotel was built in 1886 by a cattle baron in the heart of Austin’s business district. Though the Driskill is situated smack dab in the middle of 6th street, the hotel’s bar offers [...]

29
Apr

It’s only Tuesday but its never too early to plan for the weekend!  Sri Lanka’s Badass M.I.A. will rock Thursday at La Zona Rosa in a SOLD OUT show with Toronto’s Holy Fuck, who will make you say those very words to yourself with mind-blowing creations. Find a ticket. Pay a boatload. You won’t be sorry.  The [...]

Grab a seat at the Belmont tonight for Monday Margaritas and Movies.  Tonight’s showing (April 28th) is Dazed & Confused on the big screen and entry and popcorn are free. This movie was shot in the capitol city and you will recognize some backdrops in the movie.  Enjoy the good weather and get out of [...]

28
Apr

If your Sunday is free and you have $65 in your pocket, head on over to Uchi for a five-course omakase tasting menu.  Tyson Cole continues to be the most innovative sushi chef in Austin and uses only the freshest ingredients.  If you have never been to Uchi, this tasting menu is a perfect way [...]