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Stube - Another unique sausage place that is generous in their portions and incredibly tasty.

It's probably one of my favorite places in the city!

Banger's - Bangers is Austin in a nutshell: unique food concept (everything on the menu is a sausage), vegan/vegetarian options, the most craft beers you'll find on tap in one place, and a wide open space for both live music and mini dog park.

Open late, it's the perfect place to get your drunchies on as you make your way down Dirty 6.

Casino El Camino - It's in the back of a bar (with the best bloody marys, btw) but if you love burgers it's the best in town.Fareground - Want a little taste of everything? This food court serves up food from some of my FAVORITE restaurants that you may not get to experience without a drive outside the city.

Their $3 Old Fashioned is a happy hour staple. Easy Tiger - a Beer garden AND bakery with incredible snack boards, sandwiches, sausages, and more.Velvet Taco - The second Austin location of this Dallas joint has some of the most unique taco offerings I've ever seen.Everything from the snacks to the dinners to the drinks is incredible Incredible, homemade Mexican food by a brother and sister duo.

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Gabriela's Downtown - A hidden gem that really shouldn't be hidden considering it's right at the beginning of East 7th Street with full view from the highway.

The quirky decor, extensive menu, and friendly service make it the perfect first stop when you're looking to try Tex-Mex cuisine for the first time.

Chuy's - It's a chain now, but the original spot is on Barton Springs Road.

Skip the line by ordering ahead and sit on their patio to people watch.

Taco Deli - An Austin favorite, though it's only open until about lunch time.

I love the butternut squash taco and the pork belly. The queso, which is a barometer for a Tex-Mex's quality, is decent, but the taco menu is so unique and all are tasty.

Chispas - My favorite new place in town to get tacos.