Get to know the 5 newest businesses to open in Austin
Photo: Perry's Steakhouse & Grill/Yelp
Interested in checking out the newest restaurant and retail additions to Austin? From a downtown tiki bar to a sushi bar and Taiwanese spot, read on to see the newest hot spots to debut recently.
The Lost Lei
The Lost Lei is a downtown tiki bar, that recently opened at 117 W. Fourth St., Suite 101A.
At this venture from owner Derik Cooper, you're invited to "Come early, stay late," notes the business' website. This spot has about ten signature cocktails — all made with rum. Offerings include the mai tai, island hurricane and beach bum.
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is a steakhouse and traditional American spot, offering seafood and more, that recently opened at 11801 Domain Blvd. in North Burnett.
The menu features its seven-finger pork chop; appetizers like Brussel sprouts and scalloped potatoes; and a solid selection of wines. Other popular options include the pear salad, steak tartare and Smokey Rita cocktail.
Amy's Ice Creams
Amy's Ice Creams is a spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt and more, that recently opened its doors at 2002 Manor Road in Upper Boggy Creek.
Like other Amy's Ice Creams stores, this one also offers 350 specialty flavors in rotation. On the menu, you'll also find hot chocolate, chocolate-covered strawberries, ice cream cakes and Big Kid S'mores kits, among other options.
Longhorn Daiquiris
Wander over to 2410 E. Riverside Drive, Suite D-4, in Riverside and you'll find Longhorn Daiquiris, a sports bar and traditional American spot, offering seafood and more.
Try appetizers like fried pickles and grilled dumplings, as well as lunch and dinner combos.
Sweet Chive
Wander over to 2515 E. Cesar Chavez St. in Holly and you'll find Sweet Chive, a sushi bar and Taiwanese spot.
Expect a variety of homemade dumplings stuffed with lamb, wagyu beef, or veggies plus rice bowls and a spicy beef noodle soup. Other offerings include vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes.
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