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"If you’re looking for the best cheap vegan restaurants in Austin, the menu features a range of cuisine styles and flavors, all available for anywhere from $5-15. Saving the planet never tasted so good!. Featured Image Credit: Koriente on Facebook"

"Bouldin Creek Cafe is a casual indoor/outdoor coffee shop meets restaurant serves up some dang good non-meat fixins. If you get there in the morning, head to the patio and order the breakfast tacos. You will not be disappointed."

"A vegetarian-only restaurant might sound like a bland option at first, but even devoted carnivores frequent this hip South First neighborhood...Read More"

"We're going to irritate some locals by highlighting this dapper cottage of deliciousness. Pop in for croissants, crepes and a few noodle dishes in the morning, plus the deliciously creamy Vietnamese coffee."

"Eater Austin’s restaurant of the year in 2018 brings all-day, casual vibes to West Fifth Street from co-owners Matt and Grady Wright and Matthew Bolick. Chef Rich Reimbolt’s casual menu is full of laidback dishes with refined but not pretentious inflections, like breakfast sandwiches with hash brown patties and the iconic cauliflower tater tots. Executive pastry chef Lindsay O’Rourke’s desserts are wonderful too, ranging from burnt cheesecake slices paired with sweetly tart preserves to savory danishes."

"406 Walsh St. | In full honesty, I usually go here for the dining menu but in addition to their delicious food, this little coffee shop offers a dog-friendly patio and defines excellent in local brewing to match their tasty menu. They also offer an amazing happy hour from 1 pm – 4 pm, as well as a nightly reverse happy hour from 9 pm – 10 pm."

"Kid’s eat free on Tuesdays at this all-american classic cafe and the vibe is so chill that it’s the perfect place to bring your kids for dinner or brunch in Austin!. (image via 365 Things Austin)"

"Known as everyone’s favorite joint for drunk eats, Kerbey Lane is famous for their “Kerbey Queso,” which is guacamole smothered in queso and topped with pico de gallo."

"Nothing tastes better than queso at 3 am after a long night of studying (or a long night of drinking, let’s be real)."

"From grandma’s refried beans to the bread on the sandwiches, Mr. Natural promises that everything you get at this veggie-centric spot is homemade. The menu is pretty big at this longtime favorite, so you can get your fill on Tex-Mex staples (macho nachos, chalupas, migas burritos), soups, sammies, and so much more. Grab a bite at the South Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard or East Austin spot on Cesar Chavez Street."

"Vegetarian cuisine is anything but bland at Mr. Natural, an old-school Mexican bakery slash vegetarian institution. The daily-changing lunch special has fueled plant-eaters since 1988. Just $8 buys a salad, sides like gorditas or potatoes au gratin, and flips on traditional Mexican dishes like potato flautas and picadillo de soyas."

"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."

"Perched atop a large hill in southwest Austin, Barton Creek Square is anchored by Nordstrom. The youngsters flock to the Apple Store, Lego Store, Pottery Barn Kids and the 14-screen IMAX theater. It’s the best place to shop in air-conditioned comfort during Austin’s brutal summer heat."

"Barton Creek Square is an indoor shopping center that offers everything from bookstores to fashion boutiques. Whether you’re looking for a movie theater to enjoy the latest blockbusters or a food court to get your grub on, this mall has it all. It’s been recently renovated, too."

"Barton Creek Square is the modern, sleek outlet mall you’re looking for in Austin, Texas. With two floors of shops and kiosks, you can spend an afternoon perusing at your leisure. But before you go, make sure you stop for a tasty meal at the food court."

"Women & Their Work is a visual and performing arts organization located in Central Austin that serves as a catalyst for contemporary art created by women living and working in Texas and beyond. For 40 years, Women & Their Work has brought groundbreaking art to Austin, with exhibitions, performances, and educational workshops. Founded in 1978, Women & Their Work has actively developed the careers of more than 1900 artists, presenting hundreds of visual art exhibitions, music, dance and theater events, spoken word, literary readings, film festivals, and educational workshops."

"Saturday was the opening night of "Barnacles of Existence” by Jill Bedgood. Thanks to everyone who came out! Be sure to stop by the gallery and check out the show now until April 27th! #womenandtheirwork #wtwgallery #atxgallery #jillbedgood #sculpture #womenartists #atxart #barnaclesofexsisitance #exhibition #newwork #marble #reliefs #openingnight. A post shared by Women & Their Work (@womenandtheirwork) on Mar 11, 2020 at 10:14am PDT. Women & Their Work is an art gallery established in 1978 that focuses on women and their artistry."

"Visual and performing arts organisation Women & Their Work was founded in 1978. The organisation and gallery serves as a catalyst for groundbreaking contemporary art created by women, both from Texas and further afield. Working actively with the community, Women & Their Work provides an extensive programme of innovative exhibitions, performances, literary readings and educational workshops aiming to expand the discourse around contemporary art."

"utvac.orgThis 10,000-square-foot space in the University of Texas' Art Building features five galleries devoted to work by undergraduate and graduate students of UT, as well as department faculty and emerging artists from around the country and world. The multiple exhibition areas allow visitors to experience a variety of art in a concentrated space, showcasing the individual and collaborative experimentation taking place within the UT art community and beyond. It is an impressive display of the vast resources and sophistication of the UT art program, tucked into the belly of the UT campus."

"Situated in the Department of Art and Art History, the Visual Arts Center (VAC) provides pivotal exhibition and research space, and serves as a creative hub in the university’s active arts community. Within its five gallery spaces, the VAC exhibits new work commissioned from established national and international artists, as well as the work of talented students just entering into their professional artistic careers."

"Visual Arts Center is a local gallery found inside the University of Texas at Austin campus. Established in 2010, this exhibition place aims to empower artists with the various programs that they have. Visual Arts Center houses five different gallery places meant for artists in residence and for other solo and group art display."

"I have not been to this restaurant yet, but it’s on my list of places to try. According to the website, it has a nice playground, kids menu, and on Tuesdays, kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. 4005 W Parmer Ln, silvergrillcafe.com"