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At Iron Cactus, Executive Chef Felipe Gaytan blends integral Southwestern attributes with a progressive technique of cooking, creating his own flavors and unique dishes. Named one of the top ten tequila bars in the country, Iron Cactus features over 80 selections of tequila from Mexico and specialize in a variety of margaritas and tequila drinks unique to Austin.

Huge and open, loud and friendly, Jazz houses a big bar, a giant dining room and a cool jazz band sounds over your dinner conversation. The crowd is adult, mostly couples and tables of friends — great for large groups. The traditional Cajun New Orleans menu is spectacular. You've got to try the stuffed mushrooms!

(512) 476-5667 / 401 East 6th St.

Neon flamingos and palm trees greet you as you enter Paradise. Located in one of Austin's Historical Landmark buildings, this American café and bar is one of Austin's favorite places to meet. Casual and fun, you're sure to have a great time enjoying their new take on Southern cooking. Don't miss the rotating exhibition of local artists hanging on the walls.

(512) 480-8341 / 801 Red River St.

Anytime's a good time for barbecue, especially in Texas, but you take a step back in time when you dine at Stubb's. Housed in an old historic building, the hardwood floors and wooden tables and chairs provide the perfect setting for the legendary hickory-smoked barbecue. Nominated by City Search as one of the best barbecues in Texas.

(512) 457-1500 / 320 East 2nd St.

Classic steakhouse fare, artfully prepared for contemporary tastes. Fleming's menu is dedicated to the art of eating well. From the flavor, texture and taste of the finest prime beef and steaks, to an array of palate-pleasing entrées, salads, sides, and desserts. Let us indulge and satisfy you from first course to last.

(512) 236-9599 / 303 Red River Street

As the former site of Emilia's — one of Austin's very first restaurants — Moonshine Patio Bar and Grill has established a niche of its own in Texas' downtown capital, just off Sixth Street. The atmosphere is relaxed, the service is friendlier, and prices are well within reason. The one connection to the original Emilia's: The food is still great.