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 Discover the vibrant culinary and food scene of Austin with the "Food Scene Austin" podcast. Join us as we explore the city's most exciting restaurants, meet innovative chefs, and uncover local food trends. Whether you're a foodie in search of hidden gems or a culinary enthusiast wanting a deeper dive into Austin's gastronomy, this podcast serves up delicious insights and engaging stories. Tune in to stay connected with Austin’s culinary heart and savor the flavors that make this city unique.

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  • Austin's Sizzling Food Scene: Chefs Push Boundaries, Unleash Bold Flavors, and Celebrate Culinary Roots

    Austin's Sizzling Food Scene: Chefs Push Boundaries, Unleash Bold Flavors, and Celebrate Culinary Roots
    Jul 7 2025
    Food Scene Austin

    Austin’s restaurants don’t just keep up—they set the pace, sprinting headlong into a thrilling future powered by flavor, innovation, and just a dash of delicious weirdness. This year, the city’s dining scene sizzles with boundary-pushing newcomers, revamped classics, and a calendar bursting with events that treat food as both culture and celebration.

    Take the arrival of Oribello’s Bar and Kitchen, a spring 2025 opening on West 37th Street, where elevated pub grub and inventive cocktails serve up Eastside grit with chef-driven panache, cementing Austin’s reputation for reimagining comfort food. Craving Sichuan with attitude? Mian & Bao, at Triangle, brings dumplings and beef pancakes that wallop the taste buds—an ode to Austin’s global curiosity, always eager for the next far-flung flavor. For those seeking a new daytime haunt, Day Maker Half Day Cafe crafts photogenic brunch plates and lattes that turn breakfast into an event.

    The innovative energy extends to food halls like Downtown’s Fareground, where JABS Burgers & Fries slings premium Angus patties with signature JABS sauce—think bold, simple, and loaded with attitude. At the same hall, Golden Boy bursts onto the lunch scene with Gochujang Beef Bao and Honey Salsa Macha Chicken Bowls, courtesy of chef Nick Middleton. These dishes aren’t just food; they’re edible proof that Austin’s chefs love to riff, remix, and push flavor to new highs.

    Of course, local heroes keep raising the bar. The team behind Veracruz All Natural is getting ready to unleash La Mezca, a mezcalería and taquería designed to celebrate street tacos, regional spirits, and the city’s deep Mexican roots. Meanwhile, James Beard Award winner Paul Qui is preparing to unveil a fresh concept serving New York-style pizza and pasta, signaling that Austin’s culinary ambitions know no limits.

    Festivals punctuate the year with high-spirited food worship. The Austin Foodie Fest in October takes over Republic Square for a day of food truck feasts, live music, and community-driven revelry, while November’s Austin Food & Wine Festival draws top-tier chefs and grill masters to share their secrets. Local traditions mix with national prestige, giving listeners a front-row seat to the action while celebrating the region’s bounty.

    Underpinning it all is a devotion to ingredients grown in Texas Hill Country soil—beef, peaches, pecans, craft beers, and more—woven into every menu. Events like the Soul Food Truck Fest highlight Austin’s rich cultural mosaic, where diverse cuisines are embraced and celebrated.

    What makes Austin’s food scene truly electric is its spirit: a city unafraid to blend heritage and novelty, where traditions fuel wild experimentation and every meal feels like an event. For food lovers chasing what’s next, Austin isn’t just on the map—it’s the destination at the heart of where flavor is headed..


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  • Austins Sizzling Summer: Mezcal, Smoky BBQ, and Sichuan Spice—Foodies Rejoice!

    Austins Sizzling Summer: Mezcal, Smoky BBQ, and Sichuan Spice—Foodies Rejoice!
    Jul 5 2025
    Food Scene Austin

    Austin’s restaurant scene is in full swing, serving up a vibrant menu of new concepts, culinary innovation, and irresistible eats that make it a true playground for food lovers. This summer, longtime favorite Cenote is poised for a reinvention, as owner Mary Jenkins brings her beloved coffee and brunch haven back to life on East 7th Street, promising soulful breakfasts and local brews that helped define the East Side’s chill caffeine culture. Meanwhile, La Mezca is gearing up to electrify the Mueller neighborhood with its mezcal flights, regional Mexican spirits, and street taco artistry, courtesy of the team behind Veracruz All Natural—expect tortillas whispering of nixtamal and cocktails zinging with native herbs.

    Barbecue fans have a reason to rejoice as Good BBQ Company fires up its smokers on East 12th, channeling the smoky magic of the South—from Tennessee tang to Carolina vinegar—while proudly keeping the Texas brisket tradition front and center. Sushi aficionados, don’t miss Konbini, the latest brainchild from the team behind MICHELIN-recommended Tare, rolling out creative nigiri and Japanese snacks in the back of Papercut, a cool East Austin cocktail den.

    April saw the arrival of newcomers like Mian & Bao, already infamous for their fiery Sichuan dumplings and crispy beef pancakes, and Golden Boy, where Chef Nick Middleton’s bao and honey salsa macha bowls have foodies lining up for lunch. Over at JABS Burgers & Fries in Fareground Food Hall, perfectly seared patties and the signature JABS sauce deliver nostalgia with every bite. The city’s new hotspots are just as likely to surface in food halls as in brick-and-mortar digs, reflecting a trend toward casual, chef-driven concepts that put flavor above formality.

    Austin’s festival calendar is as stacked as a triple-decker taco. October brings the all-out extravaganza of the Austin Foodie Fest at Republic Square, where an army of food trucks, indie restaurants, and local cafes gather for eight nonstop hours of live music, contests, and bites from every corner of the city. The Austin Food & Wine Festival in November is another highlight, drawing culinary rockstars like Chef Tim Love for live demos, hands-on grilling, and tastings beneath the city skyline.

    Local ingredients are the backbone of Austin’s bold flavors—whether it’s pasture-raised beef, Fredericksburg peaches, Hill Country honey, or heritage corn tortillas, chefs across the city are obsessed with sourcing and storytelling. The distinctively Texan blend of traditions—Mexican, Southern, Asian, and everything in between—fuels a culinary mash-up that keeps even the most jaded palates on their toes.

    Every plate in Austin tells a story of reinvention, resilience, and community—a wild, welcoming scene where tradition and risk-taking coexist. If there’s a city right now redefining what it means to eat out, Austin’s at the head of the table. Whether you crave smoky brisket, avant-garde sushi, or a brunch that just won’t quit, this city has a seat with your name on it..


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  • Sizzling Secrets: Austin's 2025 Culinary Rebels Dish Up Bold Bites and Juicy Tales

    Sizzling Secrets: Austin's 2025 Culinary Rebels Dish Up Bold Bites and Juicy Tales
    Jul 3 2025
    Food Scene Austin

    Austin’s restaurant scene is in perpetual bloom, buzzing with energy, experimentation, and downright deliciousness. In 2025, Austin’s culinary map is being redrawn by a fearless new generation of chefs and restaurateurs eager to stamp their flavor on the city’s eclectic palate. Consider the latest arrivals: Cenote, the much-loved east-side coffeehouse, is plotting a comeback under Mary Jenkins, promising locals their fix of strong brew and breakfast classics in a brand-new space. For those with a taste for the spirited side of Mexican cuisine, La Mezca—an upcoming mezcalería and taquería from the Veracruz All Natural team—will soon be slinging regional sotol, craft cocktails, and street tacos that sing with cilantro and char[ATXtoday].

    Barbecue, of course, remains a pillar of Austin identity. Yet innovation is the special sauce: the Good BBQ Company is already turning heads before its grand opening thanks to a menu that pays homage not just to Texas traditions, but also smokes with the influences of Alabama, Tennessee, and the Carolinas. Sushi devotees should mark their calendars for August, when Konbini, the latest offspring of Michelin-recommended Tare, debuts in the back of Papercut Bar, promising fresh nigiri with a side of speakeasy intrigue.

    Austin’s food halls are also a microcosm of the city’s global appetite. Golden Boy, helmed by chef Nick Middleton at Fareground, is already famous for fiery Gochujang Beef Bao and Honey Salsa Macha Chicken Bowls, creating midday feasts that spotlight the city’s fusion spirit. Meanwhile, newcomers like Mian & Bao and Day Maker Half Day Cafe cater to cravings from Sichuan dumplings to Instagram-worthy brunches, each bite punctuated with local flair[Austin Food Magazine].

    Festivals cement Austin’s communal food culture. The 2025 Austin Foodie Fest in Republic Square promises a full day of bites from local restaurants, food trucks, and ever-creative cafes, all soundtracked by Texas’s best live bands. Then there’s the star-studded Austin Food & Wine Festival, where listeners can taste and learn from culinary icons—think live-fire grilling with Tim Love—while gazing at the downtown skyline[Eventbrite][The Local Palate]. And for a true taste of Austin’s soul, the annual Soul Food Truck Fest brings Black-owned vendors and the community together for a festival of flavor and fellowship in Waterloo Park[SimpleCalendar].

    Local sourcing remains Austin’s heartbeat, with chefs weaving Hill Country produce, smoky mesquite, and multicultural inspirations into every plate. The result is a patchwork of creative, crave-worthy cuisine that’s both rooted and restless. Austin dares to innovate while honoring tradition, drawing chefs, makers, and adventurous eaters into one big, bold conversation—one best savored bite by bite. For culinary trailblazers and hungry souls alike, Austin isn’t just keeping up with the nation’s dining capitals—it’s setting the pace..


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