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The retail anchor of the far northwest part of town is a shopping center so chic that it calls itself a market, not a mall. This two-level collection of outdoor boutiques doesn't include any department stores, but it doe... more
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Canary Hut Pub is a smoke-free pub with a dimly lit ambiance. The atmosphere in here is pretty laid back and casual. Plenty of scoop chairs around the bar. The drinks are served here at reasonable prices. With frozen margaritas... more
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Club breeze is a lounge & nightclub, which is a quite a good one to drop by at. It's so, not only because it's a nightclub but also because of its smart lighting and its trendy ambiance. This club has a lot to offer from live m... more
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Homer's Bar & Grill, has lots to offer for the localites of Austin. Beginning with the drinks which are available at great prices, then the delicious dishes like the Chicken strip basket, grilled chicken sandwich and lots more... more
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After being sealed for over 10,000 years, this cave was discovered in 1963 when a group of workers were digging to build a highway overpass. Daily tours are available and last just over an hour. The cave stays a comfortable 72... more
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This restaurant is decorated as a French cafe in the countryside and the patriarchal owner of this chain really does hail from France. Many of the recipes come from owner Patrick Esquerre's mother's recipe box. The Tomato Basil... more
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Parmer Lane Tavern is one awesome sports bar. The ambiance are like most bars with the interiors and the seating arrangements. But that's what makes a bar a comfy place to be at. The drinks are inexpensive, while the bartenders... more
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If you can't get your fill of ghost stories, come to Round Rock Ghost Tours. The tour offers eerie sounds, bone-chilling tales, creepy historical facts and a walk through downtown. Leigh and Dayne Choate's interesting stories a... more
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Established in 1995 and located about 5 minutes from Dell headquarters, this friendly little coffee shop caters to folks from all walks of life. A large assortment of coffees satisfy patrons, including the popular Choco Latte a... more
Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Travel Experiences
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Starting Point
Got here 4th of July weekend 1999. The first place I went that weekend was to the Stevie Ray memorial, then into Barton Springs to... Continue reading »
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Austin Day 1: A Slower Pace...We Tried, Anyway
We checked out of the hotel and packed our 2 big suitcases, 1 little suitcase, 3 tote bags, 2 purses, case of bottled water, and golf bag... Continue reading »
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The Million Dollar Question - Where Will You Stay?
The most common question we get is "Where will you stay?" We get that question far more than "Why?" - "How?" - or even "Where a... Continue reading »
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Austin Day 2: Plenty To Do, As It Turns Out
We woke up at 9:30 on Sunday and headed over to Central Market for breakfast. Kim had told us about it in Houston, so we were looking for... Continue reading »
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Barack Obama Rally
I drove to Austin to see Barack Obama's rally. Now the city is on my shrinking to-do list. After a quick disappointment when the attendan... Continue reading »
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