In article , [email removed] (Lily Chen) writes: We recommend these restaurant's in our Holiday 1993 issue of Washington D.C.'s Austin Grill Grilled News: Chuy's Hula Hut The Lodge at Lakeview Balyhoo's Fish Tacos Mars Zoot Jovita's El Mercado La Reyna Seis Salsas Z Tejas Grill For the complete write up reply with mailing address and I will send copies of our newsletter to you. good luck!
Austin, TX
REQ: Austin, TX restaurants
Lily C. wrote: > I haven't been in Austin in ages, but will be going there soon for > Christmas Break. Can anyone suggest some good restaurants while I'm there? martin bros, magnolia, 612 west, mars, etc.... checkout http://www.city.net/ which has a link to austin and other places. cheers, james, [email removed]
Someone wrote: >In article , [email removed] (Lily >Chen) writes: > >We recommend these restaurant's in our Holiday 1993 issue of Washington >D.C.'s Austin Grill Grilled News: >Chuy's Hula Hut Chuy's and Hula Hut are actually two restaurants owned by the same company. They also own Shady Grove. >Balyhoo's Fish Tacos They are closed.
Lily C. wrote: >From: [email removed] (Lily Chen) >Subject: REQ: Austin, TX restaurants >Date: Wed, 14 Dec 1994 00:59:02 -0500 >I haven't been in Austin in ages, but will be going there soon for >Christmas Break. Can anyone suggest some good restaurants while I'm there? >Thanks. Depends on cost and types of food you want (obviously!!) It's 70 degrees here now, so go out to the Oasis and enjoy the view. Carlos and Charlies has an equally good view. Castle Hill is great, they change the menu each week. Carmello's downtown is good for Italian. Manuel's downtown for Mexican. Kyoto for Sushi County Line for Barbeque donna austin is a great place to live!!
Donna M. wrote: >It's 70 degrees here now, so go out to the Oasis and enjoy the view. >Carlos and Charlies has an equally good view. Yeah but the food there are absolutely atrocious. The Hula Hut is a little better. Cafe Mozart has great desserts if you want it with a view. >Castle Hill is great, they change the menu each week. >Carmello's downtown is good for Italian. >Manuel's downtown for Mexican. >Kyoto for Sushi >County Line for Barbeque Castle Hill had undergone a masochistic bent for extremely hot sauces and was becoming a self abuser's paradise. TheAustin Chronicle had chastised them for this trend, I don't know if they have stopped it or not. Manuels has the best tortilla soup I have ever had. County Line is great, the Salt Lick is good too, if you're willing to drive. The Ironworks is also really good. A couple of great mexican places are: Gueros on Oltorf, fajitas at the Hyatt Regency. And for formal mexican food, no one does it better than Fonda San Miguel, on Hancock. Pete
Hi ! I remember reading a WWW page at http://www.quadralay.com/ that had a ton of Austin restaurant listings. In any case, from my recent visit there, I suggest : Kerbey Lane The Omlettry Katz's Chez Fred's and Threadgills. - aswini.