Jared & Alexis
Things To Do
The Leaning Pear
Favorite restaurant in town! Great spot to stop for a meal and a drink :-)
Blue Hole Regional Park
Blue Hole Regional Park is a beautiful spot to explore while you're in Wimberley. The park features a serene, spring-fed swimming hole perfect for a refreshing swim and scenic trails for a relaxing stroll. It’s a great place to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the Hill Country.
Merit Coffee Co.
Classic Austin coffee shop! There are 3 locations in Austin and all of them are fabulous! Pro-tip: whatever seasonal match they offer is probably fabulous!
Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room
Check out the Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room! You can sip on frozen mixed drinks, sample food from local trucks, and play games. This is a great spot for couples and groups from out of town!
Texas Capitol
Fun Fact! When we worked just a block apart downtown, one of our favorite lunchtime activities was taking strolls around the Texas Capitol. After you marvel at the stunning architecture, why not hop on an electric scooter and explore the vibrant downtown area?
Austin's Hike and Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake
Looking to get in a nice walk or maybe take a dip? You'll have the best time on Lady Bird Lake!
LeRoy and Lewis BBQ
LeRoy and Lewis is one of our favorite BBQ spots in Austin. It’s super casual, the food is amazing (try the beef cheeks or the cauliflower burnt ends), and it’s just a fun place to hang out. We’re excited for you to try it while you’re in town and we HIGHLY recommend the bacon rib- served only on Saturday's for lunch.
Neighborhood Sushi
We spend many, many date nights at neighborhood! After sushi, walk the South Congress strip for good shopping and exploring!
Interstellar BBQ
Super popular spot for BBQ! Definitely worth the wait :-)
The Alamo
Last but not least- couldn't forget The Alamo, located in the heart of San Antonio, is a historic 18th-century Spanish mission that became the site of the pivotal 1836 Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution. Known for its iconic limestone church, it stands as a symbol of sacrifice, resilience, and Texas independence.