They decorate the downtown with a variety of Christmas decorations. It is mostly Main St, but it is…read moreperfectly charming.

So take the right going south on 360 and then park somewhere along the road where the pavement…read moreturns into dirt as it starts to slope downward. Then you are left with decisions of if you want to cross the river to the other side or go along the Bull Creek trail (the option I chose). It's nothing but rocks, water, trees, plants, and sunlight. Quite the place to escape from the city life and be one with nature and it's personality. Recommend wearing hiking shoes and have some bug spray as the flies and mosquitoes can be out and about. One of Austin's beautiful secrets! Find out for yourself!

Bull Creek is a beautiful trail just off the Capitol of Texas Highway and offers a nice variety of…read morewater and streams for you and any furry friend to cool off in. The trail is very photogenic and has cute moments but beware the trash on the ground which can cause sporadic realizations that you aren't in the wilderness, but Austin instead. There are a few entry points to the trail so choose wisely but there is one with a parking lot that may provide better selections. Altogether the trail is very fun and allows for great photo ops with pets and family alike, with some even deciding to get in the water (if you do choose to do that be careful cause the rocks are slippery).

Fresh handmade pasta - need I say more?…read more Their portions are very satisfying and you can tell this was no Olive Garden with its fresh homemade pasta. I personally love their sugo sauce. They also serve complimentary bread and dipping oil to start. We've been here several times and their food never disappoints. The restaurant itself has a very calm and casual vibe perfect for a chill date night or dinner with a friend. Their service is always friendly and timely. Free parking can be found at the city hall parking garage right down the street from it.

We got the meatball appetizers, a Caesar salad, and our own pasta dishes. The meatballs were good…read morebut did taste like they were pre-made frozen. The Caesar salad was disappointing. It was just iceberg lettuce with croutons and dressing in the side. The build your own pasta dishes were fantastic! The service was not great however, and this wasn't a unique experience as we've been here before and experienced poor service. Our waitress started out attentive but after our appetizers came, she didn't come back for about 15-20 mins to take our order. Our main dishes took about 30 minutes to come out. Once they did we never saw our waitress afterwards. We waited about 30-45 more mins and then we finally went to go find her to ask for to go boxes and the check. All in all we were there for about two hours, but not for good reason. I think this place has great potential, they just need to better train their staff to be more attentive.

Service was awesome. Our server was James. What a great guy with good sense of humor. The food…read morewas delicious. We will be back!!!

Excellent lunch spot for me. This is a cute place and the location is near major businesses like…read moreDell and Switch. I LOVE the lunch combo plate! Friendly family-like wait service.

Please come here. It's an amazing Mexican/Italiban restaurant is small and quaint. The food is…read moreabsolutely delicious.

When you can get the best of both cuisines in one restaurant why not!!! It may seem odd to get…read morechips and salsa and get Italian dishes too but trust me it somehow works. This gem of a restaurant is located in a small strip off McNeil close to 35 in Round Rock. They say they have the best lasagna in town! They ain't lyin'! It's HOT, fresh, cheesy, meaty!! Yum! The staff is friendly too and the service great!

This is a 6' x 100' sculpture located along Woodrow Avenue starting at St. John's Ave. It is a…read morefantastic example of artistic ceramic tilemanship. It was created between 2003 and 2008 with help from the residents of the Brentwood and Crestview neighborhoods. Every tile depicts, a family, a business, a school, a person, and churches along with 7 historical narratives. It depicts the history of this neighborhood area including many past and current businesses. Also found within this standing relief are some personal anecdotes that flow along most of the wall. If you're interested in learning some of the local history in this part of town, you should stop by and view this.

As usual Tiny C delicer and execute the best service and pizza with a smile…read more We have been comingvhere for years and it never disappoints. They have the most amazing workers the most amazing pizzas. The place is filled with TV and sports casual and fun! A must come out and enjoy time.

Finally after living in the area long enough we stopped,…read more... Loved it great place to stop with a group or by yourself to grab a slice a whole pie or a sandwich Plenty of options to pick from from on creations they have or creating ur own Love tht that offer slice specials , just like another review mentioned sometimes u just need a pice of pizzza Really cool tht they have different beers on draft n their frosé !!!!! My go to Loved the pizza of the month (pesto) went back a few times to have it Great for groups family style Can even go as a date they have these cute booths Prices : Would say kinda on the pricier side Service : everyone extremely friendly From bar service to front of house Location: ideal get away from the water park if ur visiting tht Easy to find right off the road

Tony and Luigi's is a locally owned Italian restaurant in Georgetown and a true hidden gem. It's…read moresmall, quaint and welcoming, with a warm, at-home feel from the moment you walk in. The food is exquisite and full of bold, rich flavor. Every dish tastes like it was made with real care and love, and you can genuinely taste the difference. Portion sizes are generous, and you will absolutely leave feeling full and satisfied. The space itself is not very large, but the attentive, accommodating service makes the experience more than worth it. Everyone is kind, helpful, and makes you feel right at home. If you are in Georgetown and want flavorful Italian food made with love, this place is definitely worth checking out.

Kit was a great server Friday night dinner 8:30…read morewe frequent this place often greek salad did not have the regular lettuce, three pieces of tomatoes and not as fresh as usual cheese ravioli seemed reheated and generic ( not to normal standards here) lamb chops defrosted taste , rare when asked for medium and rosemary potatoes not cooked through Mr Manager what is happening?

The Pennybacker Bridge is a well-known tourist attraction in Austin and one that you shouldn't…read moremiss. Why? Well, first of all, it's free. Second, it's a chance to burn off some of those extra calories you've consumed from the excessive amounts of Tex-Mex and BBQ available in the area.