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The historic site was once dotted with dilapidated metal barns, silos, and a cotton gin dating back to 1914, but it's found new life with stores, restaurants, a salon, and a yoga studio.
Salmon costra and chicken pastor tacos at Tacos Mariachi. Photograph by José R. Ralat Tacos Mariachi is making a comeback (kind of). The popular Tijuana seafood–focused taqueria in West Dallas and its second outpost on Greenville both closed during the pandemic. Now comes word from Eater Dallas and the Dallas Morning News that owner Jesus Carmona has a new concept: Milagro. The restaurant, whose name means “miracle,” is slated to open later this month near the original home of Tacos Mariachi, in the Trinity Groves mixed-use development. I think it should be called Sorpresa (surprise),...
7 things to know in Austin food right now: Tex-Mex barbecue favorite fires up in the ’burbs 7 things to know in Austin food: Tex-Mex barbecue fave fires up move Buda will soon be smokin'! Openings Buda, get ready to smoke ’em when you get ’em — brisket, that is. One of Austin’s best barbecue operations and official Austin FC vendor Valentina’s Tex Mex BBQ is set to make the move to Austin’s neighbor to the south. According to pit master and founder Miguel Vidal, the forthcoming brick-and-mortar space (located in the historic Buda Mill & Grain Co. shopping center at 306...
One of Austin's best barbecue joints is moving. "This is a dream come true for our family, and we can’t thank you guys enough for making this dream a reality for us," the Vidal family wrote on Instagram. The popular barbecue restaurant first opened in a trailer on Brodie Lane in 2013 and then moved into a brick-and-mortar on Menchaca Road a few years later. Buda Mill & Grain, located on the southern edge of Buda's downtown, has a number of retail outlets, restaurants, salons and studios. Valentina's is building out what the Buda Mill & Grain folks call "the ‘Big ‘Un’," they said on...