If you're brave enough to embarrass yourself and all your friends with the Wall of Flame challenge, those 25 Fire in the Hole wings are going to burn. Remember: no pain, no fame.
Starting off your tour with the Western European Art Collection and ending it with the modern art of the Americas lets you observe exactly how art has redefined itself over hundreds of years.
Food and drink are not allowed inside the museum, but the Texas Memorial Stadium's food court isn't too far away.
Although the cafe's wine is cheap, buying a bottle from the grocery to eat inside is even cheaper.
If you're starving but aren't in the mood for battery chicken and waffles, the Charred Bitters salad is delicious, healthy(?), and quite bitter.
Beer's here are $4, so you might want to switch to stronger drinks (or another bar) for getting sloppy before the show.
What you're seeing is over a million and a half Mexican free-tailed bats emerging to feast on their dinner of insects.
Check out the Japanese and prehistoric gardens if you're looking for more interesting plants to... look at.
Enchiladas seem to be Hula Hut's specialty. Order some to accompany a cerulean Blue Hawaiian, and you'll have a mini vacation on the lake.
There is a legend that Mt. Bonnell was once called Antoinette's Leap, named after a damsel who leaped to her death to avoid capture from Indians that killed her lover after he defended her.
Do you get the pun?! Lucy's offers options for renting, putting down deposits, and buying any of their thousands of costumes.
If you came to The Oasis but just aren't in the mood to eat a full meal, their key lime pie makes for a nice snack.
Top notch staff here. These guys know their stuff so don't hesitate to ask any questions. Hands down this is Austins best record shop.
Check out the largest of Austin's downtown parks. This is a community gathering space like no other in the city and besides, what's not good about a park?
