Finally, the Michelin guide has finally graced the Lonestar State. On Monday, Nov. 14, the winners were announced, and 15 Texas restaurants received a Star, seven of which went to Austin-area restaurants. As an Austinite and a foodie, I agree with several of the choices, but I’m also left scratching my head about a couple […]
In the heart of Austin, Frances Lala founded Lala’s Little Nugget in 1972, making it a beacon of Christmas cheer year-round. The bar, known for its perpetual holiday decorations, has become a beloved local icon. Its cozy interior features vintage string lights, tinsel, and a fully decorated Christmas tree, creating an atmosphere of festive nostalgia.
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From Galveston to Wimberley, the lights are lit up. Texas is a vast state, and from all four corners this holiday season, there will be countless twinkling lights ablaze at the Christmas markets located in the Lonestar State. From traditional German markets where visitors can drink hot spiced Gluewhein and snack on caramel popcorn to
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Every year, my husband and I plan a romantic trip somewhere to celebrate our anniversary. As lovers of excellent wine, beautiful countryside, and delicious food, we chose to take a quick getaway to Napa Valley. One of the world’s premier wine destinations, the region boasts more than 400 wineries and tasting rooms. Enthusiasts can stroll
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Summer is technically over in Central Texas, but it’s still hot as hell. With fall only slightly looming on the horizon comes the call of adventure. It’s time to take off on those long-awaited road trips! Load up the car with snacks, sunscreen, and bug spray– it’s Texas, you’ll need it. You can head in
Looking to get out of town? Check out these 12 spots an hour outside of Austin. Read More »
Last week, I wrote about the history and traditions of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. It’s one of many High Holidays that 15 million Jews around the world observe. Rosh Hashanah, which translates as “Head of the Year,” is marked by wonderful meals, temple services, the blowing of the shofar, and spending quality time
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Many around the world know of the Jewish holiday Hannukah, whether they are Jewish or not, by the lighting of the Menorah, spinning the dreidel, and eating delicious, sweet sufganiyot. However, many might not be as familiar with the history and traditions of Rosh HaShanah, observed by the remaining 15 million Jews around the world.
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I love living in Austin, Texas. From the food and art scene to the greenbelts and the live music, there’s an endless list of things to see and experience. I have a whole list of my favorite places for a myriad of activities, but I want to talk about how to eat in Austin. Although
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Have you heard, kids?! Danish artist Thomas Dambo revealed his newest troll creation in Pease Park in Austin, Texas, this May, and it’s fabulous! Pease Park underwent a $15 million renovation near Kingsbury Commons starting in 2021, so it only made sense that Dambo included his magical creature to oversee the beautifully created beloved capitol
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Austin has become a hotspot for new restaurants making their mark on the industry, and rightly so. We have some excellent eateries, cocktail lounges, and taquerias that deserve much respect and love. Michelin is even coming to Texas to finally rank the best places to dine out in the capital city, as well as Houston,
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