Cori's Guidebook
Food scene
Local Tex-mex spot serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in an eclectic setting. Indoor and outdoor seating. Margaritas 😎😎😎
181 recommandé par les habitants
Mi Madre's Restaurant
2201 Manor RdLocal Tex-mex spot serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in an eclectic setting. Indoor and outdoor seating. Margaritas 😎😎😎
Yep! It’s a walk up window but it’s worth standing around a parking lot for! Cheap and delicious 🌮🌮🌮
56 recommandé par les habitants
Taco Mex
2611 Manor RdYep! It’s a walk up window but it’s worth standing around a parking lot for! Cheap and delicious 🌮🌮🌮
Tasty, kinda fancy, and delicious cocktails. Can dress up or down, check out the happy hour for duck fat fries and drink specials!
381 recommandé par les habitants
Salty Sow
1917 Manor RdTasty, kinda fancy, and delicious cocktails. Can dress up or down, check out the happy hour for duck fat fries and drink specials!
Farm to table, kinda fancy -chef inspired food. Delicious and local. Make a reservation it’s a small restaurant!
263 recommandé par les habitants
Dai Due
2406 Manor RdFarm to table, kinda fancy -chef inspired food. Delicious and local. Make a reservation it’s a small restaurant!
Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Beautiful outdoor patio. Delicious food and cocktails.
84 recommandé par les habitants
Hank's Austin
5811 Berkman DrBreakfast, lunch and dinner. Beautiful outdoor patio. Delicious food and cocktails.
B.D. Riley's Irish Pub at Mueller
1905 Aldrich StThe queso is the best in Austin! Try the fried chicken taco, the “Trailer Park”, you won’t regret it!
1076 recommandé par les habitants
Torchy's Tacos
2809 S 1st StThe queso is the best in Austin! Try the fried chicken taco, the “Trailer Park”, you won’t regret it!
Sightseeing
In January 2015, Ellsworth Kelly gifted the Blanton a design concept for his most monumental work: the first and only building the artist designed, as well as the last project before his death in December 2015.
The stained glass in this building is super cool! One of Austin’s better museums.
644 recommandé par les habitants
The Blanton Museum of Art
200 East Martin Luther King Junior BoulevardIn January 2015, Ellsworth Kelly gifted the Blanton a design concept for his most monumental work: the first and only building the artist designed, as well as the last project before his death in December 2015.
The stained glass in this building is super cool! One of Austin’s better museums.
The Harry Ransom Center is an archive, library and museum at the University of Texas at Austin, specializing in the collection of literary and cultural artifacts from the United States, Latin America and Europe for the purpose of advancing the study of the arts and humanities.
127 recommandé par les habitants
Harry Ransom Center
300 W 21st StThe Harry Ransom Center is an archive, library and museum at the University of Texas at Austin, specializing in the collection of literary and cultural artifacts from the United States, Latin America and Europe for the purpose of advancing the study of the arts and humanities.
Miles of hike and bike trails in the center of the city surrounding the lake. Rent paddle boards and get a great view of Austin’s downtown from the water!
959 recommandé par les habitants
Lady Bird Lake
Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike TrailMiles of hike and bike trails in the center of the city surrounding the lake. Rent paddle boards and get a great view of Austin’s downtown from the water!
Swimming Hole
Edwards aquifer feeds this natural pool that is not chlorinated. Au naturel, and it’s cold!
Austin gets realllllll HOT in the summers and this pool stays a cool 68°! It’s an Austin icon. $8 entry fee or skip the line and go the “free area” where dogs and people swim together in harmony. You can’t bring food or drinks through the main entrance but you certainly can to the “free/dog” area! That’s a local tip 😉
2454 recommandé par les habitants
Barton Springs Municipal Pool
2131 William Barton DrAustin gets realllllll HOT in the summers and this pool stays a cool 68°! It’s an Austin icon. $8 entry fee or skip the line and go the “free area” where dogs and people swim together in harmony. You can’t bring food or drinks through the main entrance but you certainly can to the “free/dog” area! That’s a local tip 😉
Awesome views, natural water. Has hikes, lakes, and areas for dogs. Costs about $10 entry fee for state park admission and call ahead to reserve a spot or make sure it’s not at capacity! Leave early 😎😎😎
318 recommandé par les habitants
Pedernales Falls State Park
2585 Park Rd 6026Awesome views, natural water. Has hikes, lakes, and areas for dogs. Costs about $10 entry fee for state park admission and call ahead to reserve a spot or make sure it’s not at capacity! Leave early 😎😎😎
Get ready, this place is fully nude!! It’s on beautiful Lake Travis and is an isolated beachy area where no clothing is an option! Swimsuits allowed too, but get ready to see some naked bodies! It’s great to sun your whole body and take a raft/floatie to float around the lake! BYOB, take a cooler, snacks, and some river shoes. It’s rocky.
102 recommandé par les habitants
Hippie Hollow Park
7000 Comanche TrailGet ready, this place is fully nude!! It’s on beautiful Lake Travis and is an isolated beachy area where no clothing is an option! Swimsuits allowed too, but get ready to see some naked bodies! It’s great to sun your whole body and take a raft/floatie to float around the lake! BYOB, take a cooler, snacks, and some river shoes. It’s rocky.
Magical fairy watering hole. Leave early as it’s first come first serve and gets to capacity. Cash only for the entrance fee!
185 recommandé par les habitants
Krause Springs
424 Co Rd 404Magical fairy watering hole. Leave early as it’s first come first serve and gets to capacity. Cash only for the entrance fee!
Hamilton Pool Preserve
24300 Hamilton Pool Rd