Blythe Jewell of the Kidding Around Austin blog says to stop by Central Market to stock up on the perfect picnic meal then spread out by their duck/turtle pond.
Located on 30 acres in the heart of Austin, Zilker’s has been called the “Jewel of Austin,” with its themed gardens and Koi-filled ponds.
Located on 30 acres in the heart of Austin, Zilker’s has been called the “Jewel of Austin,” with its themed gardens and Koi-filled ponds.
Never miss a photo Op here in the Spring and Summer. Simple beautiful! Lush greenery, themed gardens, and wildlife in a peaceful setting in the middle of Austin. Read more.
Check out awesome park with huge playscape, duck pond, canoes, paddle boats, train for everyone, live music, kite festival, and Barton Springs pool!
Home to the one and only..........Mad Classy!!! Every Sunday night for the last three years. Best dub step, on the best sound system, bringing in THE BEST artists from the other side of the pond.
Thursday night is a must for dub-step fans. The basement is spacious, cavernous, and perfect for getting down. Read more.
Go on an off hour, and enjoy a fabulous bourbon selection, amazing cocktails, and tasty snacks. They mark gluten-free options well. It can get quite crowded here.
If everyone is ordering "The Communist," this place may be responsible for the next Red Scare. It's a tasty mix of gin, orange, lemon and cherry brandy. Read more.
Small but snazzy, offering a slew of creative craft cocktails and a rotating draft beer selection. Upscale bar food includes sliders al pastor, bourbon beanie weenies, and a Texas Kobe burger. Read more.
I always try a bakery's Vanilla/Vanilla, as I believe it to be indicative of how good they are overall. Best in Austin, quite possibly!
Fair trade, locally sourced, cupcakes and no preservatives! The perfect little bake shop. Read more.
The team at Sugar Mama's famously won cupcake wars, and they're Austin's go-to resource for the still-trendy cupcake. Their Manor Road location is coming soon. Read more.
The convenience store/liquor store/Indian restaurant combo is odd, but that's what makes it quintessentially Austin. The naan sandwiches are what earned it a place on our list. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.