Wine

Napa Flats Comes to Lake Travis: Wood-Fired Fare in Four Points

Written by Mandy Spivey | February 29, 2016

The Lake Travis restaurant scene is getting pretty diverse these days.

A quick search of the area will lead you to nearby eateries such as Oasthouse Gastropub, Redfin Seafood Kitchen and more restaurants that are coming soon to the Oaks at Lakeway.

When you feel like grabbing a glass of wine and a fresh taste of California — complete with a wood-fired oven — recently opened Napa Flats is the newest restaurant to move into the Trails at 620, bringing a little bit of Cali to the Lake Travis area.

Thursdays at The Buzz in Bee Cave

Written by Mandy Spivey | February 11, 2016

It’s Thursday evening and you’re nearing the dinner hour.

It’s not quite the weekend yet, but the work week is almost over.

The Thursday night limbo makes you hungry — not just for food — but for good company and entertainment.

The Buzz in Whole Foods Market Bee Cave has just what you need when this mood hits. Thursdays also happen to be live music nights up at the quaint grocery pub, just up the stairs when you walk in on the coffee shop side entrance of Whole Foods.

While you might already be a fan of their ever-rotating taps of local Hill Country beers and wines, you might not know about the tasty treats they also have on the menu, including hot wings, veggie burgers and fish and chips.

Top off your evening with a local brew or two and now you’re getting into the Thursday spirit.

Bent Oak Winery: A Winery That’s Not in the Texas Hill Country

Written by Elaine Heng | January 18, 2016

Have you ever imagined a quiet and relaxing day at a winery … in a commercial business park?

Although you wouldn’t think to find a Texas winery tucked away in a strip of businesses located off Anderson Mill Road, it’s actually quite a pleasant surprise to find your way to this family winery with the warmest of welcomes.

Bent Oak Winery opened up their doors in October 2015. Take a trip to the east side of the Lake Travis area and get ready to enjoy a taste of wines made with grapes sourced from both California and Texas.

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