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Experience Neal Pollack

Experience Neal Pollack

In his latest release, Alternadad, Neal Pollack chronicles his experiences as a father and family-man in the early 21st-century. Pollack proves in his fourth bound collection of pages that it is indeed an exciting time to be alive and parenting. Please be sure to read Austinist's exquisite review of Alternadad, an instant American classic. Having said that, we think it's important to let you know that Neal Pollack is coming to Austin. We won't tell... more ›

Austinist Pigs Out:  Blue Star Cafeteria and Ranch 616

Austinist Pigs Out: Blue Star Cafeteria and Ranch 616

John at Blue Star Cafeteria and Emily at Ranch 616 reminded us this week that, yeah, the food is the thing, but fantastic table service can make first-class food out of this world. more ›

The Evolution of Lunch

The Evolution of Lunch

Our new favorite place to grab a noontime meal is Progress Coffee. We already knew the coffee was good (remember?), but now that we've sampled the brie sandwich with jalapeno jelly, we'll be going back for more. The sandwiches come with a serving of chips and salsa--fresh, red, hot, saliva-inducing salsa. And the iced tea ain't bad either. The really wonderful thing about Progress Coffee is their committment to local and organic produce. They... more ›

Hey, You, Food Network Fans!

Hey, You, Food Network Fans!

Austinist has received an anonymous tip that Rachael Ray of 30 Minutes Meals with Rachael Ray and $40 a Day is coming back to Austin for some chow and she'll be dining at Santa Rita Tex Mex Cantina on Thursday around 2pm. Okay, the anonymous tipper is an Austinist contributor who works there. We've been inspired by the recent disclosure of Deep Throat's identity. more ›

Forget Jamba and his Juice

We just re-read that headline, and even though it sounds a little...weird...we're rolling with it. more ›

The Skinny-Cooking Healthy Tacos

If you get a chance to try our recipe, let us know what you think! more ›

Spring Recipes: Spanish Seafood Paella with Chorizo and Caramelized Onions

Austinist found a great recipe for Spanish paella on the Food Network website. This is a heavily modified version of it that we found more to our liking, with shallots and even more seafood. Serves anywhere from 3-8 people, depending on whether you're serving alone or as a tapas spread. 1/2 lb Spanish Chorizo, sliced 1/4 lb large Black Tiger Shrimp, peeled & deveined 1/2 lb large sea scallops 1/3 lb Wild Halibut fillet 1... more ›

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