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Lutie’s garden restaurant
Lutie’s garden restaurant recently opened its doors in the revitalized landmark Commodore Perry Estate in Austin’s Hyde Park neighborhood. Perfect for a weekend away from Houston and boldly redesigned by interior designer Ken Fulk, the former country residence that is now part of the Auberge Resorts Collection is brimming with a mix of bespoke details, antiques and special furniture. The interior of the restaurant exudes an ambience of the jazz age, which is characterized by velvety vaulted bar stools, flower benches and antique lights. “In order to build on this absolutely unique environment, we have endeavored to create experiences that combine relaxed European elegance with genuine Texan hospitality,” says Fulk. “Despite the fact that some of the rooms are quite large, each experience offers a lightness and comfort that welcomes members and visitors to sit back and enjoy themselves.” Overlooking the scenic grounds, gardens and pool of the property, Lutie’s Garden Restaurant offers dishes made with local flavors and organic ingredients from the property’s own gardens and local suppliers. Expect an ever-changing menu from Bradley Nicholson and Susana Querejazu.
Cocktails and desserts in Lutie’s Garden Restaurant
Thompson Austin
Located in the heart of the city center, Thompson Austin offers modern yet timeless accommodations designed by Chicago-based Simeone Deary Design Group. Celebrating the rebellious spirit of the city and the heritage of the Hill Country, the property offers 229 rooms decorated with bespoke accents, soft leather and warm tones. On the fourth floor pool deck of Studio Collective, guests can enjoy an infinity pool, private cabanas, and dining at Land and Sea Dept. enjoy, a poolside restaurant serving modern American cuisine. The Diner Bar and The Gray Market, located at street level, serve Mediterranean dishes with Texan flavors from culinary partners Mashama Bailey and Johno Morisano.
A guest room at the Thompson Austin
Soho house
After years of anticipation, Texas’s first Soho house debuts in the Music Lane building on South Congress Avenue. The club’s new membership-only 46 bedroom location, shaped by Spanish architecture and Texan modernism, offers creatives a stylish home away from home with a mix of vintage furniture and handcrafted works commissioned by 72 local artists . Guests can enjoy a variety of different spaces on three floors, including a screening room, wraparound terrace restaurant, main bar, and rooftop pool area with views of the city skyline.
The terrace restaurant at Soho House
Garrison Brothers Distillery
In nearby Hye, Texas, at Garrison Brothers Distillery, visitors can tour the home of the first bourbon distillery outside of Kentucky, which is also the first legal whiskey distillery in the Lone Star State. From grinding and mashing, to cooking and distilling, to barreling and bottling, this semi-remote distillery prides itself on its unique, award-winning craft. Founded in 2006 by native Texan Dan Garrison, the brand uses bespoke barrels that can withstand the region’s rising temperatures, along with grain from local farmers to create fan favorites like The Cowboy and Laguna Madre. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the property as well as food from the Whiskey Shack on select days.
Garrison Brothers Distillery
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