Coming to Austin for Running Remote 2025? You're in for more than just a world-class conference — this city serves up tacos, trail time, two-stepping, and unforgettable sunsets.
We asked some of our community’s most in-the-know Austinites to share their favorite things to do, eat, and explore. Here’s how to do Austin right, with tips from (Nicknames are WIP):
Shelby Wolpa – Community builder and nature lover
Douglas Ferguson – BBQ connoisseur and local dive bar expert
Emily Terrell – South Congress queen and happy hour hunter
Mindy Hocoop – Longtime Austinite and remote work advocate
A Texas staple for quirky breakfast tacos with creative fillings and sauces. "Damn Good" is their motto for a reason.
Lunch & Group Dining
Austin offers diverse lunch options perfect for groups. Try Flower Child for healthy bowls, True Food Kitchen for clean eats, Loro for Asian-Texas BBQ fusion, or Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co. for relaxed outdoor dining with great pizzas and craft beer.
Austin's drinking scene ranges from honky-tonk dance halls to sophisticated cocktail lounges. Don't miss Marlow's swanky 70s-style atmosphere or Mezcalería Tobalá above Whisler's for rare mezcal in an intimate setting.
Dont forget to join us on April 28 for Running Remote welcome drinks at Fair Market