Originally built by the French diplomat to The Republic of Texas. In 1956, the home became a museum under the custodianship of The Daughters of The Republic of Texas.
It's where the politicos are shaking in Texas, well, at least for 90 days every other year. And the dome is 6 ft higher than the U.S. Capitol!
Hard to go wrong here, good for lunch or dinner...but the underrated secret is the Saturday brunch menu.
Behind Parkside, this is a good spot to hit for quality Italian when you're downtown.
Australian Thai from the La Condesa guys. The Jungle Curry and Nashi Pear Chicken are the truth.
If you can get a table at Paul Qui's new flagship restaurant, don't hesitate. Sure to be THE spot in 2013.
Donut burgers, fried chicken and donuts...even the salad comes with a savory garlic donut.
It's way up north and there's almost always a wait, but if you want ramen in Austin, this is currently your best bet.
One of the true Texas BBQ meccas, the ribs and sausage are as good as you're ever going to have.
