Right on E. 6th Street -- this joint does some really righteous burgers. If you lose a bet, eat the Amarillo burger. It's that kind of spicy.
This place is jam-packed with every candy you can possibly imagine. Watch as kids come in and their jaws drop. It's a candy fantasy come true. En savoir plus .
Stand on the balcony for a great view of the band and the city. Grab some BBQ from the Shed while you're here.
Zoom with your feet; just when you think you are close enough; get a little closer to get an entirely new perspective on a sculpture.
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Our first choice for a first date, Cipollina smells intoxicating thanks to their wood-burning stove, and the food is even better. [Eater 38 Member] En savoir plus .
Behind a deceptively awesome pharmacy exterior (yes, you can buy things) you'll find a delicious grease pit. Perfect Rx for the obligatory SXSW hangover.
Maria's is one of the most popular destinations for quick cheap food in Austin. The dining area is packed on the weekends, and they have daily specials. They have horchata and sweet Mexican drinks. En savoir plus .
This landmark restaurant feels like a barbecue place should: friendly, a little run down, and full of tradition. Accordingly, we recommend the brisket and the Elgin sausage. [Eater 38 Member]
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Go for a Broken Spoke dog - barbecue sauce and a braid of caramelized onions for $2.79. It's nothing special to look at, but it's twangy and sweet like the honky-tonk next door. En savoir plus .
Pick up a 4 pack of the ciabatta bread. It makes for a great panini sandwich if you have a panini grill or iron skillet.
