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10/21/08 12:44 PM
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tclay
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Going to the hyatt lost pines resort for a little get away next month. Any tips on good food places down that way. No chains, mom and pop preffered.
Thanks
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Re: austin area
[Re: tclay]
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10/21/08 01:52 PM
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Hookem
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Within 20 miles or so....
any of the BBQ joints in Lockhart.
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Re: austin area
[Re: Hookem]
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10/21/08 08:24 PM
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sancho
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Second on Lockart. I prefer Smitty's, but all three of them are good.
what we need is another Joseph McCarthy
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Re: austin area
[Re: sancho]
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10/21/08 10:55 PM
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irfishyir2
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Elgin Hot Sausage is my pick although you cant go wrong with Lockhart.
_____________________ Chuck  
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Re: austin area
[Re: irfishyir2]
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10/22/08 02:15 PM
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Champion187
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just past Hyatt on 71 on the same side of the road is a greek restaunant that a Greek man (not the owner!) told me about. It is really good. It is in a small strip center just before one of the overpasses. Can't remember the name, but it is a few miles toward Bastrop and the sign says something about Greek and Italian food...
Also great hiking park (McKinney Rough)with trails along the river next door to the Hyatt with direct access from the resort if you are into that sort of thing
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Re: austin area
[Re: Champion187]
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10/22/08 06:03 PM
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AustinMark
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In Austin, El Arroyo on 5th Street is pretty good Mexican fare.
If you like BBQ there are many, but probably the most famous is the Salt Lick. They just opened one up at the Dell Diamond in Round Rock.
If you like really good seafood try McCormick & Schmicks or Eddie V's.
I like a hue.
-George Costanza
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Re: austin area
[Re: AustinMark]
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10/24/08 08:38 PM
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Brandon Bowling
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Luling City Market in Luling is the number one in BBQ -
about 43 miles SE of the Hyatt; take 71 E from the Hyatt and turn right on Hwy 20 towards Lockhart. About 20 miles down 20 take left on FM 86 towards Luling. 20 Miles down 86 you come to Hwy 183, take a left for 1 mile then a right-right before the railroad tracks and you are there.
Blakes Cafe in Luling - right next to City Market.
Guadalajara in Bastrop
Jaliscos in Bastrop
Mi Mi G's in Bastrop use to be good; havent been there in years.
Lockhart - Smittys, Kreuz, Blacks BBQ, Mr Taco
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Re: austin area
[Re: Brandon Bowling]
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10/25/08 05:45 PM
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cutbait79
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Try the salt lick BBQ in Driftwood. All you can eat BBQ for I think $18.99
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Re: austin area
[Re: tclay]
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10/26/08 10:42 PM
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Fishspanker
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Go to the Oasis on Lake Travis. Food is average but the view is the deal
The Sheep who only fears the Wolf is eaten by the Shepherd.
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Re: austin area
[Re: tclay]
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11/10/08 01:04 PM
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divot
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Going to the hyatt lost pines resort for a little get away next month. Any tips on good food places down that way. No chains, mom and pop preffered.
Thanks Tough golf course.
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