We shot more than a few ad campaigns there. It's been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. The north location is open. I keep wondering if the (hugely popular) downtown location will ever come back.
Cameras and martinis. A good photographic combination. Add in great Tex-Mex food and you're set.
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Ahhh, to be young again.
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Was a favorite. Before a lot of our conferences we would have our speaker dinners there
ReplyDeleteApropos to this, an article in today’s New York Times, “The Business Lunch May Be Going Out of Business“, suggests that downtown power restaurants may have a hard time coming back. Although, Austin is the capital…
ReplyDeleteReminds me of Turnley's Paris cafe photos.
ReplyDeleteGood company for sure.
Cameras and martinis, and friends, yes friends.....oh my..those were the days my friends
ReplyDeleteNow it's low salt, low sugar and veggies.....LOL LOL
That’s an extraordinarily expressive shot of the back of a man’s head!
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