• Aba - 1011 S. Congress Avenue, Bldg. 2, Ste. 180
• ATX Cocina - 110 San Antonio Street
• Cafe Blue - 340 E. Second Street
• Dean's Italian Steakhouse - 110 E 2nd Street
• Swift's Attic - 315 Congress Avenue, Ste. 200. Above the legendary Elephant Room!
• Taverna - 258 W. Second Street
• Vince Young Steakhouse - 301 San Jacinto Boulevard

• Congress Avenue: Considered Austins "Main Street", here you will find small locals shops, markets and gift shops. 

• South Congress aka SOCO: Half a mile south of the lake, is SOCO. Home to many of Austins quickly shops, and the famous Allens Boots. 

• Second St: The more populated shopping area. Home to about 50 local shops, services and dining establishments. 

• South Lamar: Here you will find Whole Food Market, Anthropologie, REI, and Book People. 

• Target: 901 E 5th St 

• The White Horse - 500 Comal Street 
• Elephant Room - 315 Congress Ave 
• Ginny’s Little Longhorn - 5435 Burnet Road 
• Paramount Theatre - 713 Congress Ave 
• The Carousel Lounge - 1110 E 52nd Street 
• ACL Live at the Moody Theater 
• Cedar Street Courtyard - 208 West 4th Street 
• Mohawk - 912 Red River Street 
• The North Door - 502 Brushy Street 
• Saxon Pub - 1320 S Lamar Blvd 
• The Hole In the Wall - 2538 Guadalupe Street 
• Stubb’s BBQ - 801 Red River Street 
• Emo’s - 2015 E Riverside Drive 
• Maggie Mae’s - 323 E 6th Street 
• Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar - 421 E 6th Street
• The Broken Spoke -3201 S Lamar Boulevard
• Coconut Club - 310 Colorado Street 
• Neon Grotto - 318 Colorado Street 

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• Zilker Brewing - 1701 E 6th Street 

• Hold Out Brewing - 1208 W 4th Street 

• Blue Owl Brewing - 2400 E Cesar Chavez 

• Southern Heights Brewing - 6014 Techni Center Drive

• Pinthouse Brewing - 2201 E Ben White Boulevard

• Central District Brewing - 417 Red River Street 

• Austin Visitor Center - 602 E 4th Street. Visitor center to promote Austins one-of-a-kind culture and universal appeal. 512-478-0098 

• Austin Tour Company - Multiple experience options, including: Group river floats, distillery tasting/tours and brunch boats! Private tours are also available. Austintourcompany.com 512-282-8687 

• Austin Duck Adventures - one of the best Austin tours with 75 minutes of sightseeing that includes, Historic 6th street, the state capitol, Bob Bullock State History Museum, the Governors Mansion and Lake Austin. 512-477-5274 

• Double Decker Austin Tours - This is an optional hop on, hop off tour. This tour hits all of Austins top attractions. 512-596-2925 

• Austin Brewery Tours - Multiple tour options including local Austin Breweries, wineries and distilleries! 512-412-9268 

• Bullock Texas State History Museums - 1800 N Congress Avenue, 512-936-8746, here you will learn the adventurous tale of how Texas came to be.

• LBJ Presidential Library - 2313 Red River Street., 512-721-0200, Celebrating the life and times of our 36th President of the United States, and his remarkable achievements not only in the country, but also in the state of TX. 

• Harry Ransom Center - 300 W 21St Street, 512-471-8944, specializes in the collection of literary and artifacts from the United States and Europe. 

• Blanton Museum of Art - 200 E. Martin Luther King Boulevard, 512-471-7324, is the art museum and research center of UT Austin. 

• Contemporary Austin Art Museum - 700 Congress Avenue, 512-453-5312, opened Tuesday - Saturday 11a - 7p, Sunday 12-5p and closed Monday. 

• Mexic-Arte Museum - 416 N Congress Avenue, 512-480-9373, this fine arts museum features traditional and contemporary Mexican, Latino art and culture. 

• George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center - 1165 Angelina Street, 512-974-4926. The Carver Museum, Cultural & Genealogy Center is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and exhibition of African American history & family research. 

• Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum - 605 Robert E Lee Road, 512-445-5582. The Umlauf Sculpture Garden is a museum and outdoor sculpture garden centered on the artistic works of American sculptor Charles Umlauf. (Closed Mondays) 

• Texas Memorial Museum - 2400 Trinity Street. 512-471-1604The Texas Memorial Museum, which is located on the campus of the University of Texas. 

• Blanton Museum - 200 E. MLK Blvd. The Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin is one of the foremost university museums in the country and has the largest and most comprehensive collection of art in Central Texas. 

• The Contemporary Austin Jones Center - 700 Congress Avenue,. The Contemporary Austin aspires to be the contemporary art museum for Austin and an essential part of city life. Through its unique combination of urban and outdoor sites, The Contemporary will em­body an eclectic and collaborative spirit. 

• Harry Ransom Center - 21st and Guadalupe Streets. The Harry Ransom Center is an archive, library and museum at the University of Texas, specializing in the collection of literary and cultural artifacts from the United States and Europe for the purpose of advancing the study of the arts and humanities. 

• Art on 5th - 3005 S. Lamar Blvd. The gallery also showcases original contemporary works that don’t fit any genre, from Byron May’s incredible 3-dimensional paintings on stainless steel to Paul Stankiewicz’s funky take on Austin’s iconic landmarks. With a rotating stable of over 40 artists, ART on 5th offers a wide variety of artistic styles to suit any taste.