Driving up to the Garfield farm of Johnson’s Backyard Garden, I was grateful for two things: my jeep and my boots. After five days straight of rain, the parking lot was a boggy mud pit, and trudging through the oozing earth, it was clear I had left the urban maze of Austin behind me for a slower and simpler world.
With its strong ties to its local roots, it’s plethora of original restaurants, and its tendency to meet together as a community, Austin is about to welcome a new meeting spot that will bring each of these aspects together.
Looking to switch up your late night Whataburger routine and find somewhere near campus to eat after midnight? Check out these fun food places that stay open well into the night.
Austin is an amazing city full of amazing places to eat. Sometimes all those eating options seem overwhelming and hard to find. Adventure eating, a concept first seen on Buzzfeed Video, works like a food map to the city.
With a city as big as Austin and its booming food scene, it’s sometimes hard to discern between tourist spots and true eats. Avoid the overdone and explore these five authentic Austin restaurants.
The spring and summer seasons in Texas are sweltering, but don’t sweat it. ORANGE’s Food staff put together a list of their favorite stops in Austin to grab a frozen treat.
On Feb. 25, local and sustainable fruits and vegetables and locally made bread filled The University of Texas East Mall for the first official UT Farm Stand.
After paving its way through the thresholds of Japanese cuisine, and into more Americanized culinary outlets, umami’s conceptual popularity is rising tremendously and being implemented into a range of eclectic dishes.
