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"Gone are the days when employees would be drunk on the job, pouring bourbon into the ice cream itself. Amy’s has grown up into a well-oiled ice cream machine, but still remains a quirky, family-friendly mainstay of the Austin experience. Even if you’re not hungry, go watch their servers perform daring, impromptu acrobatic ice cream scooping."

"You already know about Amy’s, we don’t really need to tell you more. Hundreds of flavors in rotation, more locations in Austin than we have fingers. You’re probably within a block of one right now."

"There are a ton of ice cream options but Amy’s is the OG of Austin with their Mexican vanilla. *Multiple locations, amysicecreams.com"

"Do your Insta feed and your taste buds a solid and sink your teeth into these sugary sweet, scratch-made churros from the Churro Co. food truck. Traditionalists can enjoy some warm, simply sweet churros tossed in cinnamon sugar, but for the adventurous and the social media-savvy, we suggest ordering one of the specialty churros piled high with everything from S’mores to homemade apple pie."

"This dish features churros tossed in popcorn sugar, topped with vanilla ice cream, caramel drizzle, and a dash of sea salt. Any of their other options can be topped with vanilla ice cream too. Address: Trailer at 1906 South 1st Street, Austin, TX 78704"

"This Insta-famous food truck is definitely not just a one hit wonder. Austinites love loading up their favorite churros with Churro Co.’s sweet toppings like whipped cream, roasted s’mores, vanilla ice cream, and fresh fruit."

"North LoopUnapologetically cute Sweet Ritual makes killer vegan ice cream that ditches the dairy without losing one iota of flavor by incorporating plant-based ingredients like nuts, coconut milk, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, hemp seeds, and avocado. Devotees swear by Peanut Butter Chocolate (swirls of chocolate chunks in a creamy peanut butter base) and Death Metal by Chocolate (locally baked, gluten-free chocolate cookies and chocolate “freckles” in a double chocolate sunflower seed butter base). They also make gorgeous ice cream cakes.How to book: Stop by for counter service or order delivery via Favor and Uber Eats."

"Previously in a Juiceland and now in its own brick-and-mortar, Sweet Ritual serves its entirely vegan and plant-based chilly treats on Airport Boulevard. But just as it always has, the shop serves scoops made from a base of coconut, almond, cashew, peanut or sunbutter. Stop by the new old-timey–inspired parlor for a truly allergy- and special diet–friendly treat, right down to the gluten-free cones and naturally derived hues."

"OK, so it’s not technically a restaurant, but as far as we’re concerned, Sweet Ritual focuses on the most important food group: ice cream. With a delicious, dairy-free assortment of small-batch artisanal ice creams, this sweet shop in the Concorde Center strip mall also offers a variety of sundaes, milkshakes (“basic” and “fancy”), and Insta-worthy ice cream cakes."

"This cold treat is similar to a sorbet: smooth, flavorful, and refreshing as it quickly melts in your mouth. Try the mango and passion fruit flavors. Address: Order at the window at 615 East 6th Street, Austin, TX 78701"

"If you don't know who Michael Griffin and Brian Orakpo are, have you been living under a rock?. The former Texas football players are tackling every sweet tooth they can get their hands on by serving a variety of delicious cupcakes. Griffin and Orakpo kicked off their business called GiGi's Cupcakes in Bee Cave and their sweets do not disappoint."

"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too."

"From ice cream pops made with real fruit to Italian ice and pastries, your appetite will surely be satisfied. Baked treats + ice cream = the perfect combo."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Twin Oaks Shopping Center serves as an important landmark and shopping destination in Austin. Check out the beautifully designed stores and enjoy shopping the modern way."

"Only a few miles south of downtown, this location is a great place to grab a bite to eat. With over six restaurants and a variety of shops and retailers, Brodie Oaks is one of the best outlet malls in Austin."

"Featuring many stores you can park directly in front of, the Arboretum is a well-designed shopping center with tree-lined parking lots. The center is home to well-known stores such as Pottery Barn, Gap and Chico’s. Z Gallerie is one of the most popular home furnishing stores in central Texas, featuring furniture, art, lighting, dinnerware and rugs by top designers and manufacturers."

"The top outdoor mall in Austin, the Arboretum blends upscale retail stores with a down-to-earth Austin experience. Everything here is of the highest quality, including organic foods, fair-trade retailers, and elegant boutiques. The Arboretum provides an escape from hectic city life with a relaxing outdoor atmosphere that hosts shoppers, exercise classes, movie nights, and more."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by The Arboretum (@arboretumtx)"

"With a linear layout, you can walk up and down Arbor Walk browsing the cool and quirky shops as many times as you want. The mall boasts plenty of dining options as well to keep you refreshed and full during your shopping spree. Read More:7 Best Suburbs You Need to Travel to Near Austin, TX"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. European Wax Center coming soon to The Shops at Arbor Walk!. Stop by The Shops at Arbor Walk for great dining, shopping, and entertainment experience."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Ice cream parlors Swedish Hill Historic District. Owners Andrew Sabola and local food stylist Meghan Erwin trained at Carpigiani Gelato University before opening Gelateria Gemelli in the bottom of the Corazon building on East Sixth Street. Using traditional methods and local ingredients, they craft 12 flavors of gelato and sorbetto, including Earl Grey and a stracciatella made with Fernet Branca and Valrhona dark chocolate."

"East SixthWith housemade gelato and Negronis in stylish digs, Gelateria Gemelli is a winning concept. Fans of not-too-sweet “grown-up” flavors will love offerings like bergamot-infused Earl Grey, savory-ish Miso Vanilla, and bright Lemon Curd. It’s not uncommon for patrons to pair a handcrafted cocktail with their scoop, such as a White Negroni, Aperol Spritz, or any other tipple making good use of the shop’s wide selection of Italian liqueurs.How to book: Stop by for bar service or order delivery via Uber Eats."

"Cafe/Bakery , Ice Cream ,  Dessert ,  Bar"

"North Austin Austin Beerworks keeps coming up with serious winners -- most recently, their Super Awesome Lager took home the 2017 Great American Beer Festival Gold in the light lager category. Their Pearl Snap and Fire Eagle IPA are infinitely drinkable, the kind of beers you recommend to a friend that’s just figuring out they love craft beer. They’ve also significantly leveled up their hosting game with a big, beautiful taproom designed to cater to the masses; you can buy many of their core beers in-store, but the taproom has specialty drafts you can only get onsite."

"While Austin Beerworks has only been around since 2011 their brand is on its way to becoming an iconic part of Austin. Found as both cans and on draft, the popular beer is drinkable yet refined and cheap enough to bring a 6 pack to the pool party without breaking the bank. The year-round selection includes favorites like the Bloodwork Orange IPA, Fire Eagle American IPA, Peacemaker Extra Pale, and Pearl Snap German Pils."

"Austin Beerworks is a true staple of the Austin brewing scene, where you can sample suds right in the middle of the working brewery. Sip one of the canned core four beers (like the Peacemaker ale) or a seasonal brew. Stick around for live music and eats from an on-site food truck.Tap-room patio is open and beer-to-go is available: https://austinbeerworks.square.site/"

"All the food is made in-house and by hand, with organic ingredients when possible. We recommend you go bold and try the latest “Off the Map” pie, which varies by the month. Featuring funky, unexpected combinations and ingredients, each month’s offering basically exemplifies Austin: totally weird and totally awesome."