Located in a basement below 4th Street, DuMont’s Down Low is a perfectly chill speakeasy. It’s not a place for wild parties, but a place where adults can go to relax, grab an after-work drink, and socialize in a calm, down-to-earth environment with top-notch drinks. While I did receive complimentary drinks from Dumont’s, all honest opinions are my … More DuMont’s Down Low
Welcome to another edition of Austin Eats Round-Up! Think of these posts like little glimpses into what I’m loving right now for the month of June. Where should I go in July? Send me recommendations – what are your current favorite places? My short list right now for July includes Oz Tap House, Sugar Pine, Drink … More Austin Eats Round-Up (ed. 18)
Teal House Coffee & Bakery is a family-operated cottage business focused on hand-crafted coffee and handmade baked goods. Run by the Phillips family, their story starts in 2016 when they posted cinnamon rolls and pies for sale on Facebook. Within a few months, they had neighbors ordering tens of dozens of cinnamon rolls and Teal … More Teal House Coffee & Bakery
El Alma has been on my “to-visit” list for a long time. It’s one of the staple restaurants on Barton Springs (since 2011) that I drive by over and over, but I’ve never stopped to check it out! Recently, I attended a happy hour dinner on their wonderful rooftop patio and loved it. While I … More El Alma
Welcome to another edition of Austin Eats Round-Up! Think of these posts like little glimpses into what I’m loving right now for the month of May. It’s the END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR! Hallelujah! That means my June round-up is going to be packed with awesome places. Where should I go in June? Send me recommendations – … More Austin Eats Round-Up (ed. 17)