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Lambert's
401 W. 2nd St, Austin, TX
by Hilton 
There is never a shortage of great food in Austin, from local bar-b-que to Tex-Mex you name it, its all here. You're almost guaranteed to eat something different every night, check out TravelSkoot's Best Dining in Austin.
Located in the former home of the Schneider Store — a Texas historical landmark — Lambert's downtown barbecue proudly serves wood-grilled steak and chops. Try spicy deviled eggs for a unique way to start, followed by new-school barbecue dishes such as wild Tasmanian salmon and cold-smoked rainbow trout. Head upstairs at to eat accompanied by live music six nights a week. A nice selection of wines, beers and cocktails accompanies a cool roster of not-your-run-of-the-mill bar food.
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Jeffrey's has been making sure they are at the forefront of contemporary Texas cuisine for 25 years. The menu changes often, reflecting the constant desire to satisfy the curious palates of loyal Austin followers. You may find beef tenderloin in a Cabernet reduction one day and eggplant ravioli with wild gulf shrimp the next. If you're not sure what to order, stick with the tasting menu and let the chef serve you great dishes paired with the perfect wine.
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Fonda San Miguel offers its patrons a refreshing trip away from Tex-Mex. They have created a menu derived from interior Mexican cuisine with authentic recipes and fresh ingredients. Customers can relax and socialize in a festive yet elegant atmosphere decorated with artwork by renowned Mexican artists. The acclaimed fare and distinctive style has put Fonda San Miguel on the radar of prominent foodies and restaurant connoisseurs.
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Why travel all over Texas when all the good down-home cooking is right here at Hoover's. Hoover's has you covered with Mama Dorothy’s recipes and Southern classics such as fried catfish. The owner, a fifth-generation Texan, honors the influences of Cajun cooking and Texas BBQ in all of his dishes. Hoover’s Cooking is so popular in Austin you can buy his sauces to go.
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Head on down to the Oasis, a magnificent three-story building set atop a 450-foot cliff overlooking Lake Travis with a view that will make you glad you came and sad when you leave. At the Oasis, you will find a wide variety of menu selections, including Tex-Mex, burgers, steaks and seafood. If you are bringing your entourage with you, there is no need to worry — the Oasis has a seating capacity of 1,800 people with an indoor/outdoor music venue.
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From the moment you set foot inside Austin’s largest hotel, the Hilton Austin, you’ll be greeted by a warm and attentive staff ready to handle your every need. That first class feeling will last throughout your stay and is evident in every detail, like the luxury amenities available in each of the hotel’s 800 rooms. Spend an afternoon enjoying a rejuvenating massage, body wrap, and facial at the Tower Health Club & Spa, or unwind with a workout using the hotel’s state-of-the-art cardio and weight-training equipment. And be sure to dine at the Hilton Austin's featured restaurant, Finn & Porter, recognized for its award-winning steaks, wine list, and the freshest seafood and sushi in town.
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The King is alive at Chuy's! You can dine among Austin's well-known off-the-wall locals at this restaurant with décor so tacky that it brings to mind Las Vegas or Graceland. With celebrity sightings throughout the years, Chuy's has a great grassroots start-up story. Watch the rhinestone-clad clientele at this local favorite while you enjoy a hearty plate of affordable Tex-Mex food.
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