You can also visit a second Threadgills in Austin. Manuels Tex-Mex cuisine is served in a moderately upscale scene at Manuel's, at 310 Congress, downtown. The food is consistantly fine, presenting a southwestern twist to dishes like mole enchiladas and chile rellenos. This small chain offers three locations for traditional Texas barbecue. Pork loin, sausages, pork ribs, and brisket are served up with side dishes including corjn on the cob casseroles, and fried okra.
All locations serve beer and wine.
Bitter End is a warehouse converted into a large, busy brewpub. At 311 Colorado, the restaurant offers several of its own brews, along with a selection of appetizers and entrees which are several cuts above usual pub fare. Sullivan's Steakhouse at 300 Colorado, offers the quintessential club-style steakhouse environment, with dark wood, historical boxng photos on the wall, and the most tender beef around. The Oasis For food with a view, drive to the shore of Lake Travis and The Oasis. Steak, seafood, and Mexican specialities highlight a wide-ranging menu.