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The first shop is set to open in Round Rock as early as the end of the year with construction beginning in June.
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Tamale House has been an Austin institution since 1958, when Vasquez-Valera's parents opened the restaurant's first location on Congress Avenue.
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The restaurant closed Aug. 16 after the city shut off most of its electricity. Now the city is requiring Nixta to go through the permitting process from the beginning before reopening, which could take months.
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Summer is typically slow, especially for restaurants in college towns. But for Austin restaurants, this season’s numbers are down considerably from last year.
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Sixty local restaurants will donate a portion of their sales to the Maui Food Bank.
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Only a small fraction of plastic waste in the U.S. ends up being recycled. The Plastic Reduction Project wants to help people in Austin rely less on the plastic containers, forks, cups and bags we use once and then toss out.
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Project Connect's Orange Line will run from Stassney Lane through the UT campus and up to the North Lamar Transit Center. Maps show how Guadalupe Street would be redrawn between 29th and 27th streets to accommodate the rail.
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This city does not focus enough attention on tortillas, according to one Austinite. KUT's ATXplained project set out to learn why.
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The lack of new funding means more than 12,000 Texas restaurants are in danger of closing, according to the Texas Restaurant Association.
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Launderette and Fresa’s appeared to be among the first restaurants in the Austin area to announce a requirement. But a new law prohibits businesses from requiring customers to show proof of vaccination.