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At the corner of South Lamar and Lightsey there's a Phil's Ice House/Amy's Ice Cream going up in the spot of a used car dealership. On the other side of the intersection, there's a place called Papalote Taqueria being built next to the Thundercloud Subs. It's owned by Azul Tequila.
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I was wondering if the Mr. Bone's ever opened up. It was mentioned in the OP, but I can't find anything about it online.
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Looks like Ski Shores is back open. Noticed that they put up a sign on the corner of 2222 and City Park Rd.
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re: Homero
Their facebook page says they re-opened this week. The old website is up and says that the current Ski Shores is not affiliated with the old Ski Shores.
Old website www.skishores.com
New website www.skishoresaustin.com
Menu looks much the same as I remembered it, but they added breakfast tacos on Sat and Sun.
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re: amysuehere
http://www.abjentrepreneur.com/news/2...
Info about the new Ski Shores ownership group.
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Almost started a new post, but then thought about the Hard Hat series.
THe other day I was driving by Waterloo Ice House on Burnet Rd. and I thought: that place is starting to look pretty run down. THey "remodeled" like 10 years ago, but the colors are fading.
Coincidentally, I was searching Austin Buiding Permits for something else and I noticed that Waterloo had submitted a site plan. There's no drawing associated with this link, but it looks like they are going to do restaurant and catering (I also noticed a blank lot nest to the Waterloo lot). So, who knows. Maybe a different type of restaurant? Or the largets playscape in Austin? Anyone know?
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re: rudeboy
Was at the Waterloo Burnet location on Saturday and the waitress told us that they will be remodeling and adding a playscape. She said that it might take a few years though. I remembered your post and thought I'd follow up. I sure would love for it to be the largest playscape, so the kiddo can play. I'm addicted to their weekend special Baked Potato Omelet!
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While at the bus stop across Gracy Farms Ln from the shuttered Gabbi's Burgers, I saw signs of life! Coming soon: Maggie's Cafe.
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re: ret3
From Northwest Austin Impact News of April 23rd: "Named for owners Mike and Sara Davis’ family dog, Maggie’s Café will open in late spring or early summer in the location previously occupied by Gabbi’s Burgers n Dogs. The café will be open for breakfast and lunch and will serve Southern comfort classics like waffles and country-fried steak. Call 906-0069."
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I see an older Hard Hat Report for El Arbol, but it looks like they have a firm opening dat on their website of 2/21
There's a writeup on today's Thrillist Austin that sounds intriguing: http://www.thrillist.com/austin/el-arbol
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re: angthefoodie
Bay Seas Seafood Company formerly inside Victory Grill and now in the former Flo's on Chestnut is pouring cement for a wheelchair ramp. They've had a banner up for about 6 months announcing their presence. If any of Flo's old mojo is still lurking in the room they should do just fine.
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A new bagel place called "Wholy Bagel" is going in, in the strip center on West William Cannon that also houses Cypress grill. There is a coming soon sign, promoting Classic NY style bagels. I hope that's true, given that the best bagels i've found in town (Rockstar) are almost impossible to find fresh in this part of town.
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Exotic Thai on Braker near Lamar is no more and is now Sushi Den. Exotic Thai about 6 months ago changed owners and menus and was no longer that interesting and now they've really dumbed down the menu (3 standard Thai dishes, some American Chinese Dishes). For lunch at least, they didn't seem to be serving sushi and I doubt I'd even try it there. Definitely one to avoid until they get their act together.
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24 Diner, in the old Waterloo Ice House location, is now open. http://24diner.com/
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Cajun Pizza Place, McNeil and 183 (San Felipe)
Small restaurant in old converted house serving breakfast and lunch outside the Hospital on Radam lane. Don't remember the name.
Oasis getting a major remodel from the size of the construction documents.
The construction plans for Uchiko have been somewhat finalized and available.
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re: sqwertz
Cajun Pizza Place is open. They are located off McNeil in the same strip-center with the Firehouse Subs. I tried them last week and was satisfied. They serve pizza with a very crispy crust & lots of cheese. I tend to prefer New York/Connecticut style pizza (anything along the lines of Pepe's in New Haven), and Cajun Pizza certainly isn't that, but it was tasty. Served really hot (so hot I burned my mouth). Wait-staff was friendly. You can order at the counter for to-go, otherwise wait-staff come to your table. Price for a small pizza (enough for 2 people with smaller appetites, though I ate it all) & beverage was around $10, plus tip.
Maybe I'm missing something,but I couldn't see anything Cajun about the pepperoni pizza (though I liked it, so I'm not complaining). Menu also had several sandwiches which did sound Cajun, however.
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re: dinaofdoom
Here's the website: http://cajunpizzaplace.com/menu/
Looking at the menu, there's absolutely nothing cajun about the place, except for the so-called po'boys (no fried seafood options? for shame) and muffalettas. I was hoping for at least one pizza option with blackened shrimp, crawfish, or boudin, but nope, all the usual normal toppings.
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re: verily
Wondering if it's the same owners as a pizza place I tried in Lafayette called Pizza Village. I was there for a conference last June and the owner mentioned that he might open a location in Austin since he lived there part of the year. The pizza was pretty good, reminding me a lot of a Pizza Hut that was actually run correctly.
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re: amykragan
Glad to hear there's a date. I drove through that shopping center a few weeks back and couldn't find where Vivo was coming in.
There's a new patisserie that is opening up in there, too. Don't recall if there was a name, just saw the word Patisserie as I was driving by. I'll check them out and report back. Hopefully they plan on serving more than just cupcakes and cookies.
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re: verily
Sign says Michelle's Patisserie. Think this is the link for them, but not 100% sure.
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Torchy's Tacos announced on Twitter a Spicewood Springs location. Rejoice! Or not. I know I love them.
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re: amysuehere
They have listed January 14th on their website and Twitter as grand opening. It appears that they are on the Spicewood off of Mopac....I was hoping 183. Still, I'll take it.
Have spoken to the Moonie's folks a couple of times, and it seems they are enduring a typical Austin permitting experience, but hope to be open soon.
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re: danny_w
Why did my review get deleted? I got the green chili pork and the chicken fajita and they would have both been better except that the meat was quite dry on both of them, and the sauce was not enough to make up for it. I will give them another try after they have had a chance to work things out.
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re: danny_w
I think I am in love. I have had the Brush Fire twice now (once on flour and once on corn) and it has to be one of the best food items I have ever eaten! I will definitely get it on flour next time because the corn fell all apart in my hands and would just not hold together, plus I think the taste just goes better. It's hot, but oh soooooo gooood.
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re: NWLarry
I went and got the green chili pork on corn, tomatillo, roja and chipotle sauce. Pretty darn good taco. Shredded pork was moist and had a nice charred crust with a kick of roasted green chili. Liked all the sauces I tried. Next one to try is the Democrat everyone to which everyone speaks so highly.
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