For some of the most flavorful Thai food in Austin, you'll want to stop at Titaya's Thai Cuisine. Here, you'll find authentic and delicious Thai cuisine that's of the highest quality, made with the freshest ingredients. All of your favorites are here in style, from a killer pad thai to an array of perfectly spiced curries. You'll also want to consider some of Titaya's great special dishes, such as the spicy catfish and the sumptuous mixed seafood dish called "Treasure Island." Top it off with a thai iced tea, or wait and get a mango mousse for dessert! You may have to wait a little bit for a table, but know that it will be absolutely worth it once you sit down to amazing food and attentive service. Titaya's Thai Cuisine is a popular choice for anyone craving southeast Asian cuisine at its finest.

Titaya's Thai Cuisine
5501 N. Lamar Boulevard
Suite C101
Austin, TX 78751
(512) 458-1792
http://www.yelp.com/biz/titayas-thai-cuisine-austin

The burgers at Austin's Tenderland are great, of course. But you don’t go to a Philadelphia cheesesteak stand and choose the pork roll sandwich, and you might get some funny looks if you drive all the way to this food truck without choosing Tenderland’s eponymous, famed dish: the tenderloin sandwich!

Tenderland’s gargantuan tenderloin is properly approached without guilt and without fear. If you’re planning to begin a diet, it’ll have to wait until tomorrow. Until then, enjoy this oversized slap of deep-fried pork smothered in pickles, onions, and your choice of condiments. It's all barely contained by the delicious jalepeno-cheddar bun. Tenderland's fries are hot and crispy. If you can finish both them and the sandwich, you owe yourself a pat on the back… along with a trip to the gym.

Tenderland
2406 Manor Road
Austin, TX 78722
(512) 230-8167

Support local farmers and small businesses while buying the freshest produce and gourmet foods at Austin Farmers’ Market. Opened in 2003, the Market has since become the place to go for sustainable food in Austin, with numerous vendors offering organic goods—many eagerly offering samples to try! Besides fresh foods, Austin Farmers Market holds a number of events and programs, from cooking classes by master chefs to seasonal festivals and celebrations. The markets also strive to environmentally conscious by placing compost bins for visitors to bring their trash from home, as well as water stations for filling up bottles with clean water for a few cents ($2 to start). Austin Farmers Maret is open year-round; for locations, days, and times, visit the Austin Farmers’ Market website at www.austinfarmersmarket.org.