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Restaurant Review
This tapas bar may have moved into a bigger space, but it still manages a packed house
Rachel Feit
Rachel Feit is an archaeologist by trade who worked her way through college in kitchens in Chicago and Austin before discovering that dishing up words was more satisfying that dishing up meals. She has been writing about food and restaurants for The Austin Chronicle for more than a decade, but still loves to cook.
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What Does Business During the Day and Doesn’t Suck?
Drakula’s Romanian cuisine is all treats and no tricks
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Searing Memories
On the occasion of the 15th Annual ‘Austin Chronicle’ Hot Sauce Festival, some chile-pepper reflections
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Tony’s Vineyard
My first introduction to Tony’s Vineyard was during one of their recentMurder Mystery Musical Nights
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Mini-Review
Since 1975, the Kitchen Door has been selling hearty home-cooked American comfort food to go, and despite its longevity, it shows few signs of aging
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It’s a Flaky, Gooey, Crusty, Sugary, Savory Morning
Waking up to the delicious diversity of our town’s breakfast pastries
