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"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too."

"From ice cream pops made with real fruit to Italian ice and pastries, your appetite will surely be satisfied. Baked treats + ice cream = the perfect combo."

"Staring down the menu at Dolce Bacio will make you feel like you’re in a small Italian coffee shop, with the smell of fresh cream in the air and Nessun Dorma playing softly in the background. That is, until you realize you’re in a food truck park in East Austin and it’s 110 degrees out. The menu consists mostly of gelato and sorbet - all made in-house - but they also have tiramisu made with fresh mascarpone cheese, cannoli, and affogatos."

"Dolce Bacio was opened one year ago by an Italian couple newly planted in Texas. Prior to leaving Italy, Francesca and Dante trained at several top gelato schools, where they learned to make high quality products from scratch. “Our goal here is to offer the same quality and tradition you find in Italy, crossed with local flavors,” Francesca explained with gusto."

"Located in East Austin sits a unique spot for Tex-Asian sweets. One of their most popular baked goods to try: jiggly Japanese cheesecake (basically a combination between cheesecake, pound cake, and flan textures). They also offer cute macarons shaped and decorated as characters and taiyaki hot pockets (fish-shaped waffle pockets)."

"I’m very excited about more Asian desserts being available in Austin. OMG Squee offers a decadent Japanese cheesecake in classic or ube flavor (pictured below is the swirl flavor). It’s similar to a cheesecake you might be more familiar with but less dense and more fluffy, hence why it’s called a cotton souffle cheesecake."

"The over 60 varieties remain as consistent as the freshness of the products, and although the plain glazed is by far the best seller, everyone seems to have their favorites. – shipleydonuts.com"

"Great doughnuts, quick and friendly service, but I wasn't super happy with the kolaches. They are the oblong style that I feel has too much dough co..."

"10815 Ranch Rd 2222 Building 6 Suite 212, Austin, TX 78730 512-614-0146. “Great donuts, service is quick and you can tell the staff is hard working!!. ” “Super friendly staff and yummy doughnuts.” “I usually order a donut or two, iced chai, and a croissant or kolache.” – howdy-donut.edan.io"

"The South Austin doughnut shop’s array of, well, very sold doughnuts, both yeast and cake. Of the latter, the blueberry cake doughnut is a sure bet."

"For a real sweet treat, check out the new french pastry house FoliePop’s. Located at Hill Country Galleria, they offer both sweet and savory treats with TONS of options. They have great coffee options too."

"One of the newest shops on the scene, Venezia features real Italian gelato from Italian owners Alice and Nicola Morella. Linger over one of the rotating flavors, such as green apple or toasty pecan, with a coffee or espresso. Or grab a Mr. Ring—that’s a gelato “doughnut” on a stick—to go, along with an imported specialty, such as balsamic vinegar or Amarena cherries."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Italian Warehouse District. This intimate bistro, a longtime Congress Avenue favorite, serves regional Italian dishes like pasta Norma and spaghetti a la Bolognese, plus elegant, protein-rich main courses such as veal piccata and chicken Parmesan."

"Serving downtown Austin for nearly two decades, La Traviata is loved for its ever-changing homemade ravioli dishes that are prepared differently each day."

"If you’re seeking a laid back, intimate dinner with serious locals-cred, look no further than neighborhood Italian eatery, Intero. Start with watermelon, mint and feta salad followed by the uncomplicated goodness of the cacio e pepe spaghettini and the beautiful truffles that are made in-house.Available for dine-in, reservations, delivery and takeout: https://bbot.menu/interorestaurantdeliveryorpickup"

"If you’re looking for genuine, locally-sourced, farm-to-table Italian cuisine, Intero Restaurant is the place for you!. This family owned and operated Italian restaurant is a sustainably-focused spot dedicated to giving its guests innovative, yet familiar dishes. Choose from various pasta and other dishes to pair with a wine or craft cocktail in Intero’s warm and comfortable atmosphere."

"Intero Ristorante on East Cesar Chavez Street offers a fusion of classic and contemporary Italian cooking. Culinary creations in this stylish restaurant changes with the seasons, s..."

"This trendy shopping mall in Austin offers major technology and fashion options all conveniently under one roof. Initially envisioned as a local technology hub, the Domain quickly spread into a bustling group of stores with a little bit of something for everyone. From department stores to local boutiques, escape rooms to food courts, seafood distributors to juiceries, the Domain truly meets every shopper’s needs."

"Anchored by Neiman Marcus, the Domain is one of the most unabashedly high-end shopping centers in Austin. In addition to Ralph Lauren and Macy’s, there are also several mid-priced stores, including Banana Republic and Dillard’s. Designed as a shopping destination, the center boasts three on-site hotels: Aloft Austin, Westin Austin at The Domain, and Lone Star Court."

"Thanks to incomparable cuisine, diverse local artists, and eclectic shopping, Austin is known as one of the most unique destinations in the country. The Domain is bringing the best of Austin to one single, urban location. The area offers impeccable restaurants and upscale shops anchored by Neiman Marcus, Macy's and Dillard's."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. As a premier shopping center in Austin, Northcross Mall is an ideal place to dine, shop, and engage in fun recreational activities. Ice skating is a popular leisure activity in the mall."

"The 2ND Street District is made up of some of the best shopping spots in Austin, along with many dining and entertainment venues. It is also home to several residential buildings and is a true mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. If you stopped someone carrying a shopping bag along the boutique-lined sidewalk and asked which store the bag came from, you're more likely to hear an unfamiliar calling card than a standard chain, along with an enthusiastic story about the cool owner of the shop from whence the tote (most likely eco-friendly) came."

"From 2000 to 2012 the City reworked six blocks on W 2nd Street, turning the strip into a dense urban district, combining shopping, dining, homes, hotels and entertainment. The sidewalks were enlarged and planted with trees to accommodate pedestrians and restaurant and cafe terraces. 2ND Street District is an upmarket alternative to Austin’s bars, and a little quieter than Congress Avenue."

"At 2nd Street District, you can peruse local retail, hear live music, eat at a variety of great restaurants, and even go to the cinema. The surrounding downtown area and the charming atmosphere of 2nd Street make it a fantastic place to spend an afternoon exploring!"

"The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture collects, conserves, and exhibits vintage posters and live music ephemera from the 1960s through today to educate future generations on the rich and unique culture that makes Austin the Live Music Capital of the World. SouthPop seeks to enrich a growing and changing the community by becoming the premier source in Texas for art and artifacts of local music history from the 1960s to the present and its impact on local, national, and international culture. To learn more about South Austin Museum of Popular Culture click here."

"To get a glimpse of this integral part of Austin’s culture, head to SOUTHPOP!. Also known as AusPOP, the museum has over 3,000 artifacts and 10,000 photos to peruse. The collection includes a huge assortment of music posters spanning decades, from the 1960s to today."

"The Austin Toy Museum is a non-profit museum suitable for the whole family – Mums and Dads will enjoy a nostalgic walk down memory lane as they show their children the very different toys that they used to play with. In addition to old favorites like Smurf and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle figurines, there are several vintage video arcade games you can introduce your children to including Pac Man, Donkey Kong and many more – free to play with your admission ticket. Girls will be able to see what the original Barbie and Ken looked like (and how they were dressed back in the 60’s)."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: If you grew up loving action figures or if your kids are into them, this is the perfect place to bring them. You can take a walk down memory lane and explore vintage toys, old video games and more. What to Do: Simply let yourself go and have a great time playing vintage video games and admiring action figures along with your little ones."

"A fine place to ogle vintage toys, action figures, retro toys, classic toys, or console video games of childhoods past or present. Though seemingly targeting fanboys/girls, the museum is in fact focused on childhood education and also has a lot of hands-on activities, like vintage video games. View this post on Instagram"

"Kick off today with a trip to the most visited presidential library in the United States, the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum. You’re sure to be moved by the exhibit about the president’s life, and may well up with tears when you walk into the JFK assassination exhibit, or feel a sense of pride at seeing the pen LBJ used in signing the Civil Rights Act. Follow up the LBJ experience with lunch at Rudy’s Country Store and BBQ for some smoky beef brisket. If it’s not over 100 degrees, make your way to Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, which is close by."

"The official presidential library of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the museum offers a balanced view of this colorful Texan. Through exhibits, short films and audio recordings, the museum tells the story of the struggle to pass the Civil Rights Act as well as Johnson’s failed efforts to end the Vietnam War. The Social Justice Gallery covers Johnson’s lesser-known efforts to combat poverty as well as important legislation supporting Medicare, public broadcasting and consumer protection."

"The LBJ Presidential Library is a library and museum of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States and houses 45 millions of pages of historical documents. Explore multiple floors of historical events, documents, and items all from President Johnson’s life and presidential term. The museum is located in 2313 Red River at the University of St. Texas."