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6 recent Austin area dining updates, including seafood and smashburgers

By Joel Valley, Steve Guntli, Dacia Garcia, Elle Bent, Grant Crawford

Five new businesses have joined Austin's dining scene with one more on the way in 2026.

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With the burn ban lifted, Travis County officials urge residents to exercise caution when burning outdoors. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
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An image of some of the pastries.
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