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Texadelphia

5400 Brodie, 512/891-6464
This Union version of the popular Drag-Kingdom of the Cheesesteak (and non-chain!) opened up last year to great rejoicing. Also serves a decent selection of beer for the somewhat sparse over-21 bowling and pool patrons.

Other Locations

Texadelphia, 9828 Great Hills Trail #140
Texadelphia, 14010 N. Hwy. 183 #500
Texadelphia, 5510 S. I-35, Ste. E410
Texadelphia, 501 W. 15th
Texadelphia, 7849 Shoal Creek
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It's in the airport. Are you in the airport? Are you going to the airport? You'll find this there.

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