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love it or hate it

A cultural catch-22: The battle between growth in Austin and maintaining identity

By Caitlin M. Ryan

01.09.13 | 2:00 pm

National attention is often coupled with a grimace in Austin. "Oooh, I hope this doesn't ruin us," many hear themselves say as they read that Austin has topped yet another " ...


délicieux

Épicerie Café & Grocery brings French-Louisiana fare, artisan goods to Rosedale

By Layne Lynch

01.09.13 | 10:44 am

In late December, épicerie Café & Grocery, a casual, counter service café and artisan grocery, opened on Hancock Drive in Rosedale. The cozy French-Louisiana-inspired c ...


Restaurant Opening

Sway Thai restaurant, opening Sunday, is already set to be one of Austin's top restaurants

By Jessica Dupuy

12.07.12 | 11:40 am

Searching for good Thai in Austin? You can find it, particularly in certain pockets of town. But finding it in the downtown area is a little more difficult. That is, until this weekend when Sway &m ...


Profiles of Innovation

From fine food to mad music, Michael Hsu leaves a balanced architectural imprint on Austin

By Caitlin M. Ryan

08.20.12 | 4:45 pm

Michael Hsu's success as an architect doesn't come from an inkling for power; rather, it's born out of a simple predilection to do what he loves. In fact, if anything, Hsu says he felt ...


Dining Picks

Where to eat in June: Mex-Tex-Mex and a little Italian, too

By Jessica Dupuy

06.04.12 | 11:48 am

This June sizzles with a decidedly Mexican-inspired list of dining locales to visit, but there’s also a hint of fresh Italian cuisine to round out the pack. Fonda San Miguel Oldie But a ...


It takes a village

Pelóns, 508 and Zorro family bring new Tex-Mex flair to an old Spanish village on Red River

By Layne Lynch

05.17.12 | 10:01 am

For 79 years, Jaime’s Spanish Village ruled the bohemian, music-centric Red River District with its no-fuss, fancy-free Tex-Mex atmosphere, dishes and drinks. Two years ago when the iconic re ...


shaping the look of austin

Artful possibility: Don’t call Michael Parkes one of those people who "flips" houses

By Adrienne Breaux

10.11.11 | 1:30 pm

Calling Michael Parkes' business SPEK a design/build company only begins to define its purpose; with SPEK, Michael recycles and shapes existing structures to create meaningful, genuine spaces i ...


Rapid Expansion

Exclusive: First Look inside new Emo's East venue, determining fate of the original

By Caitlin M. Ryan

08.11.11 | 2:08 pm

In a world of booking agent bidding wars, increasingly high demands from artists and ever-improving production quality from competitors, how does a small, beloved, crusty punk rock club—which ...


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Architect Jamie Chioco has a rockin' plan for Austin's future

By Adrienne Breaux

08.02.11 | 12:20 am

What constitutes someone “shaping” the look of Austin? Is it the architect or engineer of a bunch of high-rise condos, whose silhouettes have forever changed the city skyline? Is it som ...


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