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  • A Quick Restaurant Tour of the San Antonio River Walk
    If you are visiting San Antonio Texas and do not make the stop at the famous River Walk, you are missing out on a lot of wonderful culinary delights. Along the River Walk you can tantalize your taste buds on a variety of different cuisines. No matter what kind of cuisine you are hungry for, chances are, you will find it along the River Walk.
  • A Visit to Austin’s Ethnic Bakeries: A bite-sized tour of the world without leaving town
    What do you do when you mix a traveling jones with a sweet tooth? For those with the time and means, a trip around the world probably sounds pretty good. If that’s not practical, you can do the next best thing – stop by one of the little local bakeries and pick up an ethnic treat to go.
    Sweets are a traditional part of celebrations in almost every country in the world. Many, if not most of the favorite ethnic desserts we’re all familiar with are steeped in lesser known traditions and cultural heritage. Many of the bakers that own these local shops brought their experience and talent to Texas from other countries, and the culture of their native land is often reflected through the ambience as well as the food. Other shop owners are descendents of immigrants, and the confections they make are based on old family recipes that have been passed down through the generations. Either way, we get a little taste of the old country with every bite.
  • Barbecue: The Taste of Texas
    When you think Texas Barbecue, you probably are not thinking about eating German and Czech food. The foods that you usually think of are bratwurst and sauerkraut. However, these two cultures influenced the types of foods in central Texas and in fact, there is some dispute about the possibility of these cultures originating what is now known as Texas Barbecue.
  • Buried Treasure
    Make no mistake: Café Josie is not the easiest restaurant to find. Tucked behind Portabla in Pecan Square, this unobtrusive little West Sixth Street jewel may have you scratching your head as you wander past the subtly marked door more than once.
  • Canyon of the Eagles: A Great Place for the whole family to visit.
    Nestled in the northern hills of Texas is a place named the Canyon of the Eagles. Located on the shores of Lake Buchanan just 90 minutes north of Austin, it is the home of some of America’s endangered birds including the Bald Eagle. But Eagle watching is not the only thing to do in this place that is packed with adventure.
  • Catering: What to expect
    Over the past few decades, the food service industry has gown tremendously, especially in the area of catering. Food catering is when you provide food at some remote location. It is usually combined with some event planning such as a wedding, an anniversary party, a corporate event, or even a large gathering of friends for a birthday.
  • Come Visit the Most Popular Small Town in Texas: San Marcos
    Dubbed one of the most popular small towns in Texas, San Marcos is a very popular destination spot for tourists. Located about 25 miles south of Austin on your way to San Antonio, San Marcos has a lot to offer the visitor. While visiting San Marcos, you will be enticed by the many activities both indoors and outdoors for every age.
  • Enjoying the Texan Great Outdoors.
    Texas is well known for it great expansive outdoor spaces. The areas surrounding Austin has some wonderful places to hike camp and just explore. If you are staying in the Austin area and are looking for quick day trips, then you have over 15 different parks to choose from.
  • Exploring Texas – Underground
    While many people tend to enjoy the vast beauty of the rolling Texas Hill Country views, there is another side of Texas that is waiting to be explored. While traveling in Texas you should make Sonora a stop on your trip. You will not be disappointed by the beauty that you find underground in the Caverns of Sonora.
  • Fiesta San Antonio
    Fiesta San Antonio was started as a celebration of Texas heritage and to honor the heroes of the Alamo and battle of San Jacinto. Now, over a hundred years later and with an estimated 3.5 million people in attendance, it is one of the biggest and most energetic celebrations in the state.
  • From the Canary Islands to San Antonio – the Origins of Tex-Mex
    As Americans, we all share a common bond of nationality. But one of the things that make us unique in the world is that we all have a regional heritage as well, each reflecting the history and culture of the indigenous inhabitants and the old world colonists that settled there. Those regional differences are most obvious in the dialects and cuisine that can change dramatically just by crossing a state border – you can drive from Houston, Texas to Mobile, Alabama in one day, and encounter a distinctly different dialect and entirely different type of menu each time you stop to eat.
  • Good Bread, Good Meat, Good God, Let's Eat
    In a town that bills itself "the live music capital of the world," but in which 87% of the residents claim they don't attend church regularly, perhaps it was inevitable that the storied tradition of religious revivals would find new life in Austin restaurants.
  • How To Hire a Caterer and Throw the Best Party.
    So you are having a big party and now you have to find someone to provide all the food. Not quite sure what to look for? Not quite sure what to ask? Here are a few simple hints that will make choosing the caterer for your next event much easier.
  • I walked the line
    Set amidst the rolling ridgelines of Austin’s arboretum area The County Line (on the lake) proves to be the penultimate Texas barbecue. The restaurant and adjoining patio area sit flush against Bull Creek, which flows into Lake Austin. This is a picturesque place for a pint or a margarita on a sunny summers evening while waiting for your table.
  • Irish Dining in Austin - From Pub Grub to Dublin Lawyer
    One of the many things that make Austin an interesting city is that it has always been a melting pot of different cultures, and many of them are reflected in different ways from the architecture to the surprisingly wide array of restaurants available to the present day diner.
  • Looking for a Great Summer Vacation: Texas has one of the Hottest Water Parks Around.
    Dubbed the most popular waterpark in the United States, Schlitterbahn is an attraction that has many people flocking to central Texas. Opened in 1979 in New Braunfels, Texas with only four water slides coming out of a large German castle, the park has come a long way. Currently Schlitterbahn has opened two other locations across central texas; one in Galveston, Texas and one on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico on South Padre Island. Each park has its own unique settings with lots of different things to do for kids of all ages.
  • New World Wine & Food Festival - November 7-11
    Where can you find premium wine and food combined with local and internationally known chefs and winemakers? At the New World Wine & Food Festival! The festival was founded in the year 2000 to promote San Antonio as a premier wine and food destination. They feature local and internationally known chefs as well as winemakers. This year you can help them welcome visiting winemakers from Argentina.
  • San Antonio Texas: A Place for Kids
    When planning your next family vacation don’t just think about the same old boring ideas…the sunny beach, driving to the mountains, visiting family and friends. If you are looking for something that will have the family talking about vacation for years to come, look no further than San Antonio Texas. With more than 10 activities in a matter of 400 square miles that are geared towards family fun, San Antonio is the Hot Spot for your next family vacation no matter what the ages.
  • Take a Trip Down The River Walk in
    Texas may be better known for its redneck reputation and wide open spaces than the "romantic getaways" so prevalent in Europe and the East Coast. But there is at least one romantic getaway in the Lone Star State that could hold it's own against the waterway canals of Venice and the reputation of Paris, France as the "City of Love"…the San Antonio Riverwalk.
  • Texas Hill Country: History of Wining
    Did you know that Texas is the fifth largest wine producer in the United States? The Hill Country is considered one of the major centers with approximately sixteen wineries that are active. In the beginning, California paved the way in developing the wine industry.
  • Texas On A Mission: A look into Texan History.
    When one thinks of the history of Texas they automatically think of the Alamo. Its story plays such a big role in the history of Texas. It is definitely worth the stop on your next trip to San Antonio. However, don’t stop there. If you want to learn about rich Texan culture and explore centuries of interesting history, then you need to make sure to see all the missions of San Antonio. This can be done by way of the San Antonio Mission Trail.
  • The Clay Pit
    Whether you’re out for a night of fine dining or just looking for a quick and casual lunch The Clay Pit is an integral ingredient of Austin’s downtown cultural mélange.
  • Vegan in Cow Country
    As might be expected in an atmosphere of such serenity, Casa de Luz is refreshingly quiet and peaceful, especially for lunch in the middle of a hectic day. You'll serve yourself and bus your own table; think of it as exercise and you'll be in the proper spirit.
  • Weekend Getaways to the Texas State Capitol
    What better way to get away from it all in the Lone Star State than to take a weekend getaway to the state capital in Austin. With fine dining, vibrant culture and a never-ending nightlife, Austin is one of the most easily accessible and inexpensive getaways in the state.
  • Wine Tasting in the Texas Hill Country
    So, you have decided to take a weekend wine tasting trip through the Lone Star State. What better place to start than the Texas Hill Country…known across the United States as the Napa Valley of the Southwest. With more than 35 wineries in the Texas Hill Country, tourists can "taste" and "feel" what real wine should taste like without having to travel to western United States or the rolling hills of Europe.
  • Zilker Metropolitan Park: An Oasis in Austin.
    Zilker Metropolitan Park has been named ‘Austin’s most loved park’; and it certainly does deserve this praise as it boasts a large variety of things to see and do throughout the year for the whole family. Located in the heart of Austin, there are so many activities and events held in the park throughout the year that you are bound to want to come back at different times to visit again.
  • “Keeping Austin Weird” - a Proud Legacy
    “Keep Austin Weird.” The unofficial slogan of the city has different interpretations to different residents, but most would agree that not being “normal” is one of the things we cherish about Austin. Ironically, what began with a grass roots movement to support the local businesses got trademarked by a marketing company to sell tee shirts and ball caps. In fact, they did such a good job of marketing and profiting from that slogan that other marketing companies in other cities picked it up and pretty soon, it became “Keep (fill in the blank) Weird.” But like cookie-cutter malls and chain restaurants that look exactly the same no matter what part of the country you happen to be in, we’ll let the big companies make a profit here just like anywhere else. To a lot of us, “Keep Austin Weird” isn’t about a tee shirt, it’s a reminder that we live in one of the most unique and original cities in the country, and we never want to lose that.
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