Bullock Texas State History Museum

Dai Due in Cherrywood serves Texas-only farm-to-table fare in a rustic setting, featuring wild game, wood-fired meats, and an attached butcher shop.

Chick-fil-A brings its beloved chicken sandwiches and nuggets to downtown Austin, promising quick bites in a bustling and clean environment.

This laid-back Austin café serves up organic coffee, hearty breakfast favorites, and casual vibes with a quirky charm thanks to its rooftop bug.

Jim-Jim's serves up creamy Italian ice in a vibrant mix of over 30 real-fruit flavors, plus soft-serve and ice cream, perfect for Austin's heat.

Via 313 serves up crispy, airy Detroit-style pizzas with inventive toppings in a lively East Austin spot featuring a friendly vibe and full bar.

Launderette turns a vintage laundromat into a bright, chic spot for creative New American eats, killer brunch, and that iconic birthday cake ice cream sandwich.

This quirky walk-up stand in Austin specializes in frozen bananas, offering a playful array of dips and toppings, perfect for a fun dessert adventure.

Matt’s El Rancho serves classic Tex-Mex favorites like the iconic Bob Armstrong dip and hearty enchiladas in a sprawling, lively space perfect for big groups and margarita lovers.

Juan in a Million serves up giant, hearty Tex-Mex breakfast tacos—most famously the Don Juan—in a laid-back spot with indoor and patio seating.

A beloved Austin staple serving hearty Southern comfort food alongside live music, where the walls hum with the spirit of music legends like Janis Joplin.