Kimberly Reeves
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Talisman Coffee brews up new East Austin bar at La Holly (opens the original)
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Talisman Coffee Co. is previewing its new La Holly coffee bar with pop-ups starting September 30. Family-run Talisman Coffee Co. is opening a new container-turned-coffee bar at neighborhood cocktail bar La Holly on East Sixth Street. The new coffee bar will be located at 2500 E. 6th St., near Pedernales Street. Talisman is previewing the setup with pop-up dates on September 30, October 8, October 13, and October 23, before an official launch on November 1. The pop-ups will run from 7:30 am to 2:
Austin icon Lammes Candies makes sweet comeback thanks to Texas duo (opens the original)
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Lammes Candies’ neon lamb sign announces the Austin candy maker’s return after it appeared to be closing for good. Lammes Candies looked like it had reached the end of its 141-year run when the Austin confectionery announced in April that it would close, citing “changing market conditions and the long-term sustainability of our operations.” But its death was short-lived. Craig Cavileer and Kayla Wilkie-Kinne, the Fort Worth duo behind Delightful Development Co., have made their mark reviving Tex
By-the-pound clothing store The Bins opens near UT Austin (opens the original)
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The Bins has opened a by-the-pound thrift store at 2915 Guadalupe St. A Houston clothing store that sells secondhand finds by the pound opens its first permanent Austin location September 25. The Bins is located at 2915 Guadalupe St., just north of the University of Texas campus and directly across the street from secondhand clothing store Pavement. The grand opening runs from 10 am-9 pm, which will also be the store’s regular daily schedule. Clothing will cost $10 per pound during opening weeke
New sushi bar takes over former Uncle Nicky's space in Hyde Park (opens the original)
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Kōbō’s menu will center on nigiri and sashimi, along with maki rolls, hand rolls, and small kitchen dishes. Local restaurateurs Ryan and Wade McElroy are bringing a new sushi bar to Hyde Park. Kōbō will move into the former Uncle Nicky’s space at 4222 Duval St., with former Soto head chef Moto Seto as executive chef and partner. The brothers are behind many familiar Austin projects, both past and current. Ryan is a co-owner of Bird Bird Biscuit, while Wade’s recent local projects include Rocco's
Austin chef fires up Indian-Texan smokehouse for 3rd local restaurant (opens the original)
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Chef Laila Bazahm is firing up an Indian smokehouse for her third Austin restaurant in four years, following Spanish restaurant El Raval in 2023 and Southeast Asian restaurant Siti in 2025. Shola is expected to open in November at 105 Tillery St. Shola, whose name means “living flame” in Urdu and Hindi, is the latest project from Guerilla Dining Concepts, Bazahm’s restaurant group. The restaurant will blend the live-fire cooking associated with dhabas, India’s rustic roadside restaurants, with C
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