Paris Baguette will open its first Georgetown bakery at Bluebonnet Plaza, with construction slated to begin Feb. 16, 2026 and a projected July opening.

Smokey Mo's marks 25 years by opening a new Bastrop smokehouse. The Dec. 5 grand opening includes $5 sandwiches, $2 beers and a fundraiser for the school band.

Hana World Market is winding down in December; Ramen del Barrio will leave its food‑court stall and aim to reopen nearby on Kramer Lane in mid‑January.

Mad Jack's Mountaintop Barbecue is opening its first Texas smokehouse in Johnson City on a riverfront parcel, a $2M renovation that aims to bring Lockhart-style BBQ back to the Hill Country.

William Chris Vineyards jumped to No. 31 on The World’s 50 Best Vineyards list — the first Texas winery to crack the top 50. The Hill Country estate’s tasting programs and sustainable approach helped earn the global nod.

Koriente, the East 7th Street Asian spot in Austin, has closed after 21 years. Loyal customers and local commentators blame rising downtown rents and higher NNN fees.

The article highlights the variety of taco options available at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, showcasing local flavors and innovative culinary fusions for travelers.

Austin's Zero Waste Business Rebate helps local restaurants save money by switching to eco-friendly service ware, offering financial and environmental benefits.

The article discusses Austin's 1.24 million pounds daily food waste issue, its environmental impact, and offers tips and programs like composting to reduce waste.

Austin, Texas, and Greater Manchester, England have signed a Friendship Cities Agreement to promote international collaboration in sectors like economy, arts, and technology.

Two Austin sushi restaurants, Tatsumi Sushi and Takara Sushi & Asian Bistro, ranked on Yelp's 2025 Top 100 Places to Eat list, highlighting affordable dining excellence.

The Malibu Barbie Cafe pop-up will launch in Austin on April 4, 2025, offering a '70s-inspired dining experience with a roller rink and exclusive merchandise.

Upcoming tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports may raise costs for Austin residents, with local businesses like Vaqueros Cafe anticipating higher prices for goods such as avocados.