Infatuation Austin

In case you missed it. Link in bio to read the complete guide. 🥩

Bar Fino is a leafy, fenced-off oasis that serves some of the best food in the neighborhood. For our full review and food rundown of this new Rainey Street spot, hit the link in bio.

Not all oyster happy hours are created equal. These are the best daily specials in Austin.

👉Head to the link in bio for our full ranked guide.

This is the Italian joint that trendy Downtown spots want to be—cozy, intimate, and welcoming. A neighborhood joint is where you go when you want good pasta and a big glass of red wine without making a whole production of it.

✍️ Senior Staff Writer Nicolai McCrary’s full rating and review of Rocco’s Neighborhood Joint, now at the link in bio.

The legendary Downtown hotel restaurant closed in 2020 and has just reopened with a new chef, a new look, and a great caesar salad.

Austin Oyster Co. might be in East Austin, but its DNA is all New England. For our full review and food rundown, hit the link in bio.

May was a good month to eat in Austin. Here are some of the highlights.

Not too loud, not too crowded, and never on Dirty Sixth—presenting the Austin going-out guide for your 30s, graphed.

Summers in Austin can require a little finesse. You’ll need to map out all the patio misters in town, stockpile Popsicles for your dog, and pray there’s enough rain for Blue Hole to stay open. But to make it a little easier, we made a guide to all the restaurant and bar intel you need to stay cool this summer.

👉We’re starting with these 10 and adding a new spot every week until Labor Day—follow us so you don’t miss any updates, and read the full guide at the link in bio.