vjd3

We're visiting Austin this weekend ... any restaurant recommendations?

Mexican, fajitas ... maybe one nice one for Sat. night.

TIA!

Texas993

Can't help on the mexican food. But definitely make the trip down to the Salt Lick south of Austin - about 20 miles. Best BBQ anywhere and lots of it. BYOB.

Have fun. I think that we will finally get a couple of rain-free days.

dcdude

Behold the latest Austin thread:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=44637

fixedgame

I like Guero's on Congress Ave.

vjd3

Awesome. Tried to edit the "OT" into the title, but no go.

Thanks, folks.

texas911

http://www.moonshinegrill.com/

air993

family and i went to chewy's if i"m spelling that right, we really enjoyed it. we love salsa and they let you get your own. it is a very casual atmosphere if that's what you're looking for.

lucas

jhummel68

My wife and I really enjoy Pappasitos when we are down there.

Nurburger

Patrick's advice is very, very sound..... If you only even slightly like BBQ, The Salt Lick is an experience that shouldn't be missed.

tanger

I always hit up Lamberts when i'm there.
http://www.lambertsaustin.com/new/

Give the food trucks/stands a try too - one of my faves is Taqueria Star for tacos, corner of Congress and East Riverside

Ed Burdell

Is Jorges still there on 6th St?

Jeff Ward

I think it is spelled Chuey's. We went to one in San Antonio- and would certainly recommend.

97_993C2

Actually it's spelled Chuy's. It's very good for a chain, but I think there are better local Mexican restaurants. I just don't know what is still there and what's new and hot since it has been a while for me.

verhag

I liked "County Line" for BBQ

Ed Burdell

There was always Knebel's Tavern in Pflugerville. Awesomest brisket North, South, East, AND West of the Pecos!