Domy isn’t your typical bookstore. While there is no real order to the collection of books, zines and more, it’s a great place to find rarities, an unusual comic or a creative piece of art. Baca selengkapnya.
Situated in the 501 Studios, Progress Coffee serves up organic, fair-trade coffee and foods. You’ll spot many of East Austin’s creatives hacking away on laptops and sipping a cup of joe.
Coffeehouse by day and moody lounge by night, Rio Rita has a jukebox filled with ’80s hipster hits, comfy couches and Wi-Fi. We recommend the Bloody Mary with one of the infused vodkas.
Juan in a Million is an East Austin staple, having opened its doors more than 30 years ago. It's packed during lunch and on the weekends, but their breakfast taco called the Don Juan is worth it. Baca selengkapnya.
It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but step inside and you'll see it’s home to about 60 small businesses — including a coffeehouse, hair salon, tattoo parlor and more. Baca selengkapnya.
This Sunday farmers market that features farm-fresh produce, artisan foods and more. Get some stretching in with Empower Yoga before you pick up groceries, browse the art and take in some music. Baca selengkapnya.
The Blue Starlite drive-in is a throwback to days when families would load up the car and watch a movie on a big projection screen from the comfort of their car seats. Baca selengkapnya.
Liberty is perfect for dreary, rainy nights, when it evokes a basement, thanks to the enveloping darkness. Easy to get to, easy to park, easy to say “Hey, I just want a drink real quick-like.” Baca selengkapnya.
A dive bar inspired by the Clash? It’s probably the only place of its kind you’ll find outside of the U.K. The jukebox is an ’80s punk’s dream.
Perhaps it is the giant patio, the ’90s arcade games or the big selection of bottled beers and drinks, or that Shangri-La is one of the first bars you see on East Sixth keeps locals coming back.
