celebrate austin pocket guide

The Pocket Guide for Visitors, Locals & Newcomers

How to

Celebrate Austinand the Texas Hill Country

While You’re Visiting Our Great City!

Check inside for our Calendar of Events and your guide to the best shopping,

dining and attractions.

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Publisher: Judy BarrickExecutive Vice Presidents:

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Art Director & Production Manager: Heather Hayes

Copyright and Trademark, 2012, by Celebrate Texas Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher. Corpo-rate offices are located at 10713 RR 620 N. Austin, TX 78726. For more information, please call 512-346-6235 or visit our Web site.

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To Austinites, Visitors and Newcomers:

Please enjoy our collection of recommended attractions, restaurants and retail. Be sure to tell our advertisers that Celebrate Austin sent you! Look for our hardbound book in Austin area hotel

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EMERGENCY SERVICESFire/Police/Sheriff/Ambulance, 911Austin Police Department, (512) 974-5000Travis County Sheriff Office, (512) 854-9770

HoSpItAl EMERGENCY RooMSSt. David’s Medical Center, (512) 476-7111; www.stdavids.com Heart Hospital of Austin, (512) 407-7000; www.hearthospitalofaustin.com Seton Medical Center, (512) 324-1000; www.seton.netBrackenridge, (512) 324-7000; www.seton.net St. David’s South Austin Hospital, (512) 447-2211; www.stdavids.com Seton Northwest Hospital, (512) 324-6000; www.seton.net St. David’s North Medical Center, (512) 901-1000; www.stdavids.com

tRANSpoRtAtIoNAustin-Bergstrom International Airport, (512) 530-5300Capital Metro Bus, (512) 474-1200; www.capmetro.orgAmtrak, (512) 476-5684; www.amtrak.comSuperShuttle, (800) BLUE-VAN; www.SuperShuttle.comExecuCar, (800) 410-4444; www.ExecuCar.comV.I.P. Limousine Service, (512) 784-6745; http://viplimoaustin.comAustin Ultimate Sedan, (512) 689-9420; www.ausultimate.comAustin Cab Company, (512) 478-2222; www.austincab.comTipsy Taxi Austin, (512) 848-4553; http://tipsytaxiaustin.wordpress.com

DoublE NAMES - Many of the roads in Austin have two names!* MoPac Expressway/ Loop 1/ Burnet Road (Most locals just call it “MoPac”)* Capital of Texas Hwy/ Loop 360* Highway 71/ Ben White Blvd* Research Boulevard/ 183* RR 2244/ Bee Cave Road* RR 2222/ Koenig Lane

* Enfield Road/ 15th Street* Martin Luther King Blvd or MLK/ 19th Street* Windsor/ 24th Street* Cesar Chavez/ 1st Street* Dean Keaton Street/ 26th Street.* Sixth Street/ Old Pecan Street* Guadalupe St./ “The Drag”* Duval Street is central and north* Lady Bird Lake is often referred to as Town Lake by locals

loCAlS pRoNouNCE It:Burnet Road as “Burn-it”Manchaca Road as “Man-shack”Koenig Lane is “Kay-nig”

Guadalupe Street is “Gwad-a-loop” Lavaca Street is “Le-VAK-ka”San Jacinto pronounce the “J” like Jimmy

GENERAl INFoRMAtIoNLocal time and temperature, (512) 973-3555 Weather, (512) 451-2424; www.kvue.com/weather

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GENERAl INFoRMAtIoNLocal time and temperature, (512) 973-3555 Weather, (512) 451-2424; www.kvue.com/weather

SAN MARCOS PREMIUM OUTLETS • 140 STORES • SAN MARCOS, TX • MON-SAT 10-9, SUN 10-7

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LEGENDARY BRANDS. ABUNDANT SELECTION. REAL SAVINGS. Ann Taylor Factory

Store, Banana Republic Factory Store, BCBG Max Azria, Cole Haan, Elie Tahari, Gap

Outlet, J.Crew, Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Loft Outlet, Michael Kors, Nike, Saks Fifth

Avenue Off 5th and more at savings of 25% to 65% every day. Stores vary per center.

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Showcasing local,

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independent craft brewers,

this craft beer congregation serves up daily

and rare tastings, food pairings, beer dinners,

special events, contests, artisan education and

more at beloved bars, brewpubs, restaurants

and markets throughout Central Texas.

AUSTINBEER WEEKNo one leavesthirsty.

OCTOBER 6Fiesta Gardens2-8 pm / VIP @ noon*

TEXAS CRAFTBREWERSFESTIVAL

* VIP includes intimate 2-Hour Brewer Meet & Greet Session!

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SeptemberAustin PRIDE – September 22, Austin’s LGBT community comes together with live music, film screenings, a 5k run, parades and more. www.austinpride.org

Old Pecan Street Fall Festival – September 29-30, The free, bi-annual juried arts and crafts festival, named for its location on 6th Street (which used to be named Pecan Street), features artisans from all over the country who display and sell homemade art and craftwork. For more information, visit www.oldpecanstreetfestival.com.

UT Football – See schedule in guide (p.3) or visit www.mack-brown-texasfootball.com

OctOberAustin City Limits Festival – Held annually since 2002, this music festival is one of the biggest sources of live music that Austin hosts. It’s held every year in Zilker Park. For more information, visit www.aclfestival.com.

Austin Film Festival – Includes premieres, advanced screenings and independent films. Film passes cost $42. For more information, visit www.austinfilmfestival.com.

Texas Book Festival – One of the premiere literary events in the country, annually hosting over 200 Texas and nationally known authors. Author readings and presentations, panel discussions, book signings and musical entertainment at the State Capitol. For more information, visit www.texasbookfestival.org.

Austin Chocolate Festival – Vendors compete against each other, offer samples to festival guests and sell their products. The event is used as a fundraiser for the Austin Affiliate of Susan G. Komen and Walk MS. For more information, visit www.austinchocolatefestival.com.

NOVemberJunior League’s Christmas Affair – Third weekend in November at the Palmer Events Center, featuring over 200 merchants from across the country. www.jlaustin.com

Formula 1 United States Grand Prix – November 16-18. Drivers will be in Austin to compete in the inaugural United States Grand Prix.

Chuy’s Children Giving to Children Christmas Parade – BenefitsOperation Blue Santa, a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to providing families in need with a full holiday meal and wrapped Christmas gifts for every child under 14. For more information, visit www.chuysparade.com.

Victorian Christmas on 6th – Over 150 booths of handmade arts and crafts, barbershop quartets, live music, costumed street performers and people all around in Victorian costume. For more information, visit www.prismnet.com/house/in-trovictorian.html.

DecemberArmadillo Christmas Bazaar – The epitome of the town slogan, “Keep Austin Weird,” this is perfect for anyone looking for a differentholiday shopping experience. Hosted at the Palmer Events Center. For more information, visit www.armadillobazaar.com

JANUArYAustin Home and Garden Show – 2nd weekend in January at the Convention Center. Builders, contractors, decks, pools, landscape displays and much more. www.austinhomegardenshow.com

Austin Boat Show – Austin Convention Center. Find the latest in boats for fishing, skiing and cruising and all the fabulous toys available to enhance your outdoor experience. www.austinboatshow.com

Austin Bridal Extravaganza – One stop shop for all of your wedding planning needs and a fashion show. Noon-6pm at the Palmer Events Center. www.austinweddings.com

FebrUArYMardi Gras – Can’t get to the Big Easy for Mardi Gras this year? Join hundreds of party-goers on Sixth Street for Fat Tuesday fun to transport you in spirit to New Orleans.

Austin event calendar


Fun Austin

For more fun facts, visit www.CelebrateAustin.com!

Robert Redford, at the age of five, learned to swim at Barton Springs. The average water tempera-ture there is between 67 and 70 degrees, even in winter. Open year round, $3/adults. Find it in Zilker Park at 2201 Barton Springs Rd.; 512-476-9044.

The Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center is home to one of the last Gutenberg Bibles as well as the first photograph ever taken. Entry is free! Find it on the University of Texas campus at 300 West 21st St.; 512-471-8944.

The diameter of each clock face on the UT Tower is 14ft. 8 in. The clock was first set in motion in 1936. Call 512-475-6633 if you’re interested in taking in the spectacular view! The tower can be found on campus at 23rd and Guadalupe St.

The French Legation at 802 San Marcos is Austin’s oldest documented structure. It was built in 1840 for France’s representative to the Republic of Texas, Jean Pierre Dubois de Saligny. It is now open to the public as a museum. 512-472-8180.

The Texas State Capitol was built of distinctive Texas pink granite from nearby Marble Falls. Tours of the Capitol building are free! The Visitors Center is open 9am to 5pm, Mon-Sat, and to noon on Sundays. 1100 Congress Ave.; 512-463-5495.

Austin is the only U.S. city that still retains and uses a portion of the tower lighting system that was once used during the late 1800s. Seventeen of the original thirty-one 165 ft. moonlight towers are scattered around Austin. (Can you find them?)

Mount Bonnell is a prominent point alongside Lake Austin. A popular tourist destination since the 1850s, the mount provides a vista for viewing the city of Austin, Lake Austin, and the hills. Four picnic tables. 3800 Mt. Bonnell Dr.; 512-974-6700.

The Texas Governor’s Mansion is the oldest in-habited house in Texas. It is said to be occupied by the ghost of a former governor’s nephew who died in the northwest bedroom in 1865. Tours starting soon. www.texasgovernorsmansion.org

Former first lady Lady Bird Johnson established the LBJ Wildflower Center in Austin to study and promote the use of native plants. The botanical garden covers 279 acres and displays more than 500 native species. $8/adults. www.wildflower.org


Fun Austin

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Fun Austin

Forbes ranked Austin No. 1 on its list of the best big cities for jobs.

The Fiscal Times ranked Austin No. 2 on its list of The 10 Top Cities People Are Moving To in 2012.

Austin is the second-best investment market in the United States, according to Realtor.com.

According to the Census, Austin ranks as the third-fastest-growing city in America with a population of 820,611. Round Rock ranked No. 2.

According to Adecco Staffing U.S., Austin is one of the best U.S. cities to find work.

Forbes also ranked Austin No. 8 on a list of cities where a paycheck stretches the furthest.

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Austin is among the 25 best cities for shopping, according to Lucky magazine.

according to GrubHub Inc., Austin ranked No. 6 out of the 10 most vegetarian-friendly cities in the United States.

Austin, with about 6 percent unemployment, was ranked by Rent.com to be the 10th-best city for college grads due to its low cost of living, interesting neighborhoods and burgeoning tech industry.

The No. 2 hotspot in the United States for technology startups is Austin, according to a list compiled by Payscale.com.

With over half of the city’s men and women single, Austin ranked among the top five U.S. cities to find a date for 2012.

Austin hAs been rAnked the ninth-fittest lArge city in the u.s., bAsed on dAtA compiled by mApmyfitness inc.

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Downtown

Austin - 512.477.7497504 E. 5th Street

(Downtown, across from the Hilton)Houston - 281.531.0696

14795 Memorial Drive (In the Energy Corridor)

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• Lunch Monday - Friday (we will open Saturday for your event)

• Dinner Daily with Live Music

Patio, Private Dining and Event Rooms Catering in your home or office for all occasions

Carmelo’s, an Austin tradition,tucked away across from the Hilton Downtown in the historic landmark “The Old Depot Hotel”.

Host your private party in one of our fabulous event rooms accommodating up to 140 people. Privacy, delicious cuisine and great service assured.


DowntownFRANK & ANGIE’S PIZZERIA508 West Avenue (Just behind Hut’s Hamburgers)(512) 472-3534 www.HutsFrankandAngies.comScrumptious piping hot pizzas, pastas and calzones, on the patio or inside. Select from their great wine list at inexpensive prices. Frank & Angie’s has been a local Austin delight for many years.

HUT’S HAMBURGERS807 W 6th Steet (Just in front of Frank & Angie’s)(512) 472-0693www.HutsFrankandAngies.comAn Austin tradition since 1939. Affordable and delicious, try their grassfed longhorn, buffalo or organic veggie burgers. Top it off with a home-made shake. Located on convenient 6th St.


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Casino el Camino

Speakeasy/Ten Oak

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Boat RentalsElectric Boats • Canoes • Kayaks • Pedal Boats

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Internationally Famous Bat Watching Excursionsas seen in Newsweek and on American Journal


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Our selection of over 100 tequilas, plus

seasonal sensations like Hatch Green Chile

Stacked Pork Enchiladas and a Chile Relleno

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Maggie Mae’s is a local legend and no visit to Austin is the same without a view from the largest rooftop on Sixth Street. No matter what your taste, you will find exciting entertainment at Maggie Mae’s including; a Sports Bar, complete with big screens for the game, a Harley-Davidson bar downstairs, an authentic English Pub, a New Orleans-style courtyard beneath the stars and three live music stages with different genres of music on each. Maggie Mae’s con-sists of four historical buildings, beautifully restored, which to-gether make for one of the largest entertainment venues down-town. Don’t miss a view of the Gibson Room and the Les Paul Lounge upstairs, which feature dynamic art by Robert Hurst (adamnfineartist.com) and iconic photgraphy by Edwin Kramer, as well as custom Gibson Guitars for your viewing pleasure.

Est. 1978 Locally Owned 323 E Sixth St.512-478-8541

Est. 1978 Locally Owned 323 E Sixth St.512-478-8541

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North


Great steaks & fresh seafood delivered DAILY!10903 Pecan Park Blvd. • 512.506.8700

www.FredasSeafoodGrille.com

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COLD WATER LOBSTER TAILButterfl y opened from the top of the shell, brushed with pure butter, charred grilled and baked in oven till it is golden. Served with a baked potato, sautéed asparagus, lemon wedge and drawn butter. Tender, juicy, and very yummy!

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Point Venture Golf ClubLeander, TX

183

Shore Club Grille @ Volente Beachon Wharf Cove

on Pocahontas TrailZipline Lake Travis

County Line BBQ on the Lake

20 Minutes to2222 and Mopac

The OASISComanche Rd

Magnum Custom Trailers

Freda’s Seafood Grille

Retail

Dining

Key to the Best of North Austin


Lake TravisShops at the Oasis

(Up to $10 value)Of equal or lesser value. One coupon per table.

Excludes specials and holidays. Excludes alcohol, tax and tip. Exp. 02/24/13

more Local Golf courses!BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA; Whether it’s the signature Fazio Foothills, the impressive Fazio Canyons, the stunning Crenshaw Cliffside or the secluded Palmer Lakeside, each 18-hole course combines the genius of some of the game’s greatest legends.www.bartoncreek.com; 512-329-4000

LAKEWAY RESORT & SPA; Four 18-hole championship golf courses: Flintrock Falls, Falconhead, Yaupon and Live Oak. All offer fully stocked pro shops, snack bars, driving ranges, putting greens, rental clubs, gift certificates and lessons. www.lakewayresortandspa.com;800-525-3929

HYATT REGENCY LOST PINES GOLF/ WOLFDANCER; Award winning (recently named as one of Golfweek Maga-zine’s “Top 100 Resort Courses for 2009”). The 7,205-yard, 18-hole, par-72 layout combines strategy and swagger to challenge the most avid golfer. Public. www.wolfdancergolfclub.com; 512-303-1368

Golf and Recreation in the Texas Hill Country

ONION CREEK COUNTRY CLUB; Southeast Austin; Includes a 27-hole golf course, six tennis courts, a pool, fitness center and dining facilities and is Austin’s most historic golf club. The Club was founded in 1974 by three-time Masters Champion, Jimmy Demaret, and golf legend, Jimmie Connolly. www.onioncreekclub.com; 512-282-2150

THE DOMINION COUNTRY CLUB; San Antonio; Located in the peaceful wooded Texas Hill Country just 20 minutes from the heart of San Antonio, The Club offers the very finest facilities, service and amenities and is a greatasset to our family of sister clubs.www.the-dominion.com; 210-698-3364

TWIN CREEKS COUNTRY CLUB; Northwest Austin; An exclusive private club that includes an 18-hole Schmidt-Curley Golf Design with PGA Touring Profes-sional and Masters Champion Fred Couples course. The designers created an exceptional golf experience, with a delicate balance of challenge and fun. www.twincreekscountryclub.com; 512-331-5900

LANTANA GOLF CLUB; Southern Denton County; Nestled in the gently rolling hills, characterized by its unique architecture and breathtaking natural setting and designed by the world renowned team of Jay and Carter Morrish, Lantana’s course maximizes the wooded terrain and natural beauty of the land, creating an unparalleled setting. www.lantanagolf.com; 940-728-4653

RIVER PLACE COUNTRY CLUB; Northwest; Nestled in the Hill Country with a championship 18-hole, Tom Kite- designed signature golf course, it is surrounded by the awe-inspiring beauty of nature combined with a multitude of exceptional recreational activities. www.riverplaceclub.com; 512-346-1114

4207 River Place Blvd.Austin, TX 78730(512) 346-1114

www.riverplaceclub.com

2510 Onion Creek PkwyAustin, TX 78747(512) 282-2150

www.onioncreekclub.com

One Dominion DriveSan Antonio, TX 7825

(210) 698-3364www.the-dominion.com

3201 Twin Creeks Club Dr.Cedar Park, TX 78613

(512) 331-5900www.twincreeksclub.com

800 Golf CLub DriveLantana, TX 76226

(940) 728-4653www.lantanagolf.com

River Place Country Club River Place Country Club

Onion Creek Club

Twin Creeks Country Club

Lantana Golf Club

The Dominion Country Club

Join one of our Clubs and enjoy the bene�ts of what all �ve have to oer!Call today to schedule your private tour!


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6550 Comanche TrailAustin 78732512/266-2442oasis-austin.com

The OASIS on Lake Travis features the best Tex-Mex in Austin, and perfect margaritas with Cazadores tequila! Outdoor decks soar 450’ above the lake with spectacular sunsets. Venues available for private parties, events, or any celebration. Delicious lunches and sunset dinners all week.

“Meet Me atThe OASIS!”

Central

Shore Club Restaurant & Bar on the hill offers an upscale, yet casual atmosphere with the best sunset

views in the state. Specializes in hand-cut steaks and fresh seafood and serves the best burgers on the lake. All produce is local and goes from farm to

table. Come out and try a signature Pina Colada, Mojito or Margarita.

512-258-511016107 FM 2769Volente, TX 78641 www.shoreclubtx.com

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AustinCorner of Hwy. 183 & Hwy. 360

9503 Research Blvd., Suite 400 • (512) 349-7151

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lesser value) for half price. Coupon good for up to two discounts per party of four. Dine-in only. Cannot be combined with any other offer, discount or coupon. Sales tax, if

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ROOM SERVICE VINTAGE107 E. North Loop Blvd., 512.451.1057www.RoomServiceVintage.comOpen 11-7 Daily, We pack 3,500 sq. ft. full of constantly changing 50’s-70’s furniture, lighting, clothing, costume jewelry, records, art glass, artwork, accessories & more. We restock daily and update our Web site twice weekly. Since 1981.

PHARA’S MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE111 E. North Loop, Austin, TX 78751512.632.7067BYOB - Bellydancing - HookahOpen 6pm until Midnight, Closed MondaysFull Service Diningwww.pharas.com

FORBIDDEN FRUIT108 E North Loop Blvd. at the Ave F intersection. 512.453.8090. www.forbiddenfruit.com, Austin’s award-winning iconic naughty but nice boutique featuring an amazing selection of corsets, fantasy/fetish-wear, adult toys, bachelorette novelties, massage oils, BDSM accessories, workshops, events and more in a sex positive welcoming atmosphere. Keeping Austin Kinky since 1981.

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VEGGIE HEAVENHealthy vegetarian/vegan cuisine with a delicious Oriental flavor. 1914 A Guadalupe, Austin, TX 78705 512.457.1013Monday - Friday 11:00am to 8:45pm Sat & Sun 12:00pm to 8:45pmwww.VeggieHeavenAustin.com

AUSTIN ZOO & ANIMAL SANCTUARY10808 Rawhide Trail, Austin, TX 78736www.AustinZoo.org, 512.288.1490.With more than 350 animals from more than 100 species, you are bound to learn something new and be amazed by their beauty. Austin Zoo and Animal Sanctuary is a private, non-profit zoo rescuing animals and serving the Austin community.

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Naskart OTXI-35 S. Kyle, TX

13 minutes toAustin-

Bergstrom Int Airport

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71

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360

9 minutes to County Line on the Hill

(left on Bee Caves)

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San Marcos, TXJust 33 minutes south

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