Looking to explore the newest restaurant and retail additions to Austin? From a dessert spot to a health and wellness center, read on for the newest destinations to land around town.
Insomnia Cookies
A new addition to West University, Insomnia Cookies is a spot to score desserts and more that's located at 2323 San Antonio St.
Got late night cookie cravings? This delivery chain will drop off your favorite flavors until 3 a.m. Choose from a dozen different options, ranging from chocolate chunk to peanut butter chip to snickerdoodle. Cookie cakes and ice cream sandwiches are also available.
BurgerIM
Wander over to 11066 Pecan Park Blvd., Suite 540, and you'll find the latest spot for burgers to arrive in the neighborhood. BurgerIM has added a new location.
The fast-growing chain is best known for its gourmet burgers, with menu items ranging from an Angus cheeseburger to wings to milkshakes. The menu also features non-meat options, like the Hawaiian salmon and a falafel burger. Beer and wine are also on offer.
Class Axe
Looking for a new spot to try out the sport of axe throwing? A new recreation spot is here to help. Called Class Axe, the newcomer is located at 2632 Ridgepoint Drive.
The fast-growing chain — with outposts from Texas to Florida — offers one and a half hour sessions in which guests get to throw axes at targets. After practice, a group tournament will determine the crowning of a champion.
Sophie’s Restaurant
Sophie’s Restaurant is a new Tex-Mex spot, offering desserts and coffee and tea that's located at 6001 W. Parmer Lane, Suite 440.
Get your morning fuel at this spot, which offers breakfast tacos, omelettes and French toast. The lunch and dinner menu includes the Miguel Enchiladas with chipotle sauce, jack cheese, cecina meat and sausage served with rice and beans.
River City Wellness
Stop by 8708 S. Congress Ave., Suite 570, and you'll find River City Wellness, a new chiropractor and nutritionist spot, offering vitamins and supplements and more.
River City Wellness aims to "provide you with a new way to look at your health that’s focused on helping your body restore its own power and performance," notes the business' website.
Whether you're seeking help with weight management, fatigue, allergies or migraines, you can expect an in-person consultation and tests to help pinpoint causes of health problems. Clients then receive a plan for wellness, focused on five areas, including core chiropractic care, nutrition and exercise.
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