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Austin Restaurant Weeks | August 15 - September 2

This week started Austin Restaurant Weeks, which runs from August 15th through September 2nd 2019 presented by Tito’s Handmade Vodka.

109 local Austin participating restaurants donate a portion of their specialty prix fixe menu price to the Central Texas Food Bank.
The restaurants might offer a $20 lunch prix fixe, $35 dinner prix fixe, $50 dinner prix fixe, and/or cocktail, wine, or beer option.


Credit: Peached Tortilla

$20 Lunch Prix Fixe
2 - 3 Courses

Provides 12 meals for our neighbors in need.

$35 Dinner Prix Fixe
3 - 4 Courses

Provides 20 meals for our neighbors in need.

$50 Dinner Prix Fixe
3 - 4 Courses

Provides 32 meals for our neighbors in need.

Cocktail - Priced at $12 resulting in a $2 that provides 8 meals.
Wine/Beer - Each result in a $1 donation that provides 4 meals.


I put together a map for the restaurants at the bottom of this post, additionally, I created a Google Spreadsheet with the names of the businesses, address, overall location, type of cuisine, and what offers they currently have available for Austin Restaurant Weeks, which can be found at this link:

2019 Restaurant Weeks Google Spreadsheet


Downtown Austin

40 North
Bar Peached
BBG's
Better Half Coffee & Cocktails
Café Josie
Cannon + Belle
Caroline Restaurant
Cedar Door Patio Bar and Grill
Chez Nous
Chispas
Ciclo
Easy Tiger
Fixe Southern House
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse
Halcyon
Happy Chicks
Holy Roller
House of the Rising Tanuki - San
III Forks
La Condesa
La Volpe
Le Politique
Max's Wine Dive
Nightcap
Parkside
Pelon's Tex Mex
Perry's Steakhouse & Grille Downtown Austin
Revue
Russian House of Austin
Second Bar + Kitchen Downtown
She's Not Here
Speakeasy
The Capital Grille
The Driskill Grill
Trace
True Food Kitchen

North Austin

4th Tap Brewing Cooperative
Andiamo Ristorante
Barley Swine
Bazille
Circle Brewing Company
Citizen Eatery
Copper Restaurant & Dessert Lounge
Cover 3
Culinary Dropout
Doc B's Restaurant + Bar
Easy Tiger Linc
Eddie V's Prime Seafood
Foreign & Domestic
Gusto Italian Kitchen + Wine Bar
Jack Allen's Kitchen
Jack Allen's Kitchen 360
Lavaca Street Bar @ Rock Rose
Mia Italian Tapas & Bar
Oskar Blues Brewery Austin
Paul Martin’s American Grill
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
Phil's Icehouse
Quality Seafood Market
Revelry on the Boulevard
Sala & Betty
Second Bar + Kitchen Domain NORTHSIDE
Siena Restaurant
Sway Rock Rose
The Melting Pot
The Peached Tortilla
True Food Kitchen

East Austin

Blue Owl Brewing
Buenos Aires Café
Grizzelda's
Il Brutto
Intero Restaurant
Jacoby's Restaurant & Mercantile
Juniper
Pitchfork Pretty
Salt & Time
Sawyer & Co.
Sixth and Waller
Sour Duck Market
Suerte
The Brewer's Table
The Cavalier
The Hightower
The Wheel

South Austin

Botticelli's
Café No Sé
Central Standard
El Alma
Hideaway Kitchen & Bar
High Note
It's Italian Cucina
Jack Allen's Kitchen Oak Hill
Lucky Robot
Mandala Kitchen & Bar
Marker 10 Spirits & Cuisine
Nicolaza's
Odd Duck
St. Elmo Brewing Company
Sway South First
Thai Fresh
The Buzz Mill
Velouria

Central-West-R.R.

68 Degrees Kitchen
Colleen's Kitchen
Contigo Austin
Dai Due
Goodall's
Hopfields
Jack Allen's Kitchen Round Rock
L'Oca d'Oro
Olive & June
Rosewood
Salt Traders Coastal Cooking [Round Rock]
Stella Public House
Sway West Lake Hills
Texas French Bread
The Beer Plant
Yuyo



My Austin Restaurant Weeks Advice

Go try local restaurants you haven’t had the chance to visit but be sure to compare the normal prices versus the prix fixe meal pricing. I have seen a few places where you might save only a dollar or two. In my experience, when I go out to eat with my fiance, we wouldn’t usually buy two appetizers and two desserts, so after having to buy all of that we aren’t seeing any sort of “special pricing.”

HOWEVER, I absolutely encourage everyone to support their local charities and food banks, so I appreciate seeing that this is in support of the Central Texas Food Bank! So, I would say to still go experience these incredible, local restaurants but maybe compare prices but don’t get fooled by the Prixe Fixe menus, buy their drinks that they claim they’re donating a portion of but then I’d say to send off a personal donation to the CTFB to help with our local hunger issue. 

You can donate at the button below! Or if you have the time, donate your time and go VOLUNTEER! 

Next week I’ll post about my first Restaurant Weeks experience, stay tuned!

Cheers!



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