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 Gilligan's
407 Colorado St.
(512) 474-7474


Fresh seafood entrees, such as ahi tuna mignon, flaunt the restaurant's "aqua culture," which comprises Caribbean, Polynesian and Pacific Rim cuisines. Pork loin, angus beef and pastas round out the menu. Live music Tue.-Sun. evenings. "Upscale" casual. Full bar. Back to top
 Guero's Taco Bar
1412 S. Congress Ave.
(512) 707-8232


Sip a Shiner Bock or munch chips with three different salsas--red, green and pico de gallo--while awaiting tacos al pastor (marinated pork), tortilla soup, mole enchiladas or a burrito especial smothered in queso. This local hot spot is known for feeding celebrities, including President Clinton. Patio dining available. Casual. Full bar. Back to top
 Hoover's Cooking
2002 Manor Rd.
(512) 479-5006


Southern-fried pork chops, meatloaf, catfish po' boys and other homestyle dishes dominate the menu at Hoover's, where the kitchen wouldn't dare to serve green beans without bacon, spinach without cream or carrots without butter. Freshly baked jalapeno cornbread and sweet-potato biscuits accompany every meal. Don't miss the homemade desserts. Casual. Full bar.  Back to top
 Chuy's Hula Hut
3825 Lake Austin Blvd.
(512) 476-4852


Arguably the best eatery in the local Chuy's empire, which also includes Shady Grove, Hula Hut serves a sea of south-of-the-border entrees with a Hawaiian theme in portions often big enough for two. Diners can indulge in chicken tubular or fish tacos indoors, or under the awning on the pier that extends into Lake Austin. Casual. Full bar. Back to top
 Iron Works
100 Red River St.
(512) 478-4855


Carnivores flock to this historic red shack for Texas-style 'cue and all the fixin's. Choose from brisket, sausage links, beef and pork ribs, chopped beef, ham, pork loin, chicken or turkey flanked by potato salad, beans and coleslaw. Salad bar and baked potatoes offered at lunchtime. Patio seating available. Lunch only Saturday; closed Sunday. Casual. Beer only. Back to top
 Katz's Deli & Bar
618 W. Sixth St.
(512) 472-2037


Mile-high sandwiches and overstuffed omelettes dominate Katz's kosher-style menu (rabbinically certified hot dogs are the only truly kosher item), which also includes martinis and fried pickles. Tip for bagel eaters: cream cheese portions are generous; order it on the side. This after-hours spot is open round-the-clock 365 days a year. Indoor smoking section. Casual to business. Full bar. Back to top
 Knucklehead's Bar & Grill
522 E. Sixth St.
(512) 474-4647


Situated above the Harley Davidson shop, Knucklehead's is anything but a stereotypical biker hangout. In fact, its understated retro decor, "gourmet grub" (e.g., salmon burgers and mixed grills) and central location make it a fine date spot. Sit by the windows facing Sixth Street to catch the comedy troupe Esther's Follies in action weekend nights. Casual to business. Patio seating available. Full bar. Reservations accepted. Free valet parking Fri.-Sat. Back to top
 Kyoto
315 Congress Ave. and other locations
(512) 482-9010


Order hot tea and edamame (soy beans) while you peruse the selection of traditional and Western-style pieces, rolls and handrolls. Tatami rooms available. Casual to business. Call for hours. Beer and wine. Back to top

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